davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

We intended to have published the fol.
owing yesterday, but better late than
never.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

Ne vor,a cell Tie attention II 11sscAaoes. oasi-
- .en and others 10 our facilities IOr executins
With prompsnsss. sos n superior manner, JOB
PAINTING In I'll NJ varies'ss, qualities ~ ssoss.
and solicit SHARE u their patronage Esvins soae
to con.laersble expense Ia suIns Up our Jobbins
Bssss,ishmen,, 80 ere prepared 70 execute al kinda
Of Pain aud Ornamental work. such Bail TicAe,s,
Prosrsmm, ., Cards ofevery description, Circular
sIl varieties Of printing In Gold. Silver Brons. or
Color. also, Pamphlets, lawyers Brief. Checss,
sals Of Ladins, Prcmissory Notes, Way Bills, Hand
B,ils Ar., With nestuess and on reasonable terms.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
The Sargent Medal.

We have had the pleasure Of seeiug wax
proof Of the large medal presented to the
Iowa College, by our fellow citisen. Gen.
Gro. B. SAaetx1. The present Mayor Of
OAttnpofA The ais. u this medal Va =.
~ I M - :. ~ ~ =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

WILLIAM NJ RAYMOND JOSHUA DIAL
cHAs. Z. PUTNAM, Attorney at Law
w. N. N.iH.MlI.V'lb 4 CO.,
Real Estate, stock, Bend, and
Money Brokers,
NJ q. "a II rAdY st,
between 81 and 81 street
DAV8NPOHT, IOWA,
MILL buy and sell Real Estiie on Conmissp
w Less- City and Farm p.op-rty, Pay Taxes for
non-r silenis; inv'rt or Loan Money unineum-
bred Heal Estate security; Procure Pensions; Buy
and y u stssks, Bonds aud Land warrants pay per-
sOsi attention ~ the selection OF Government Lands,
and the ioeation 81 Lsni Warrants and make Col
ls,tiona Ia all paris oil the state,
Nj PuIHAM.a M nber OF our firm being engaged
ia The practice of thc law. all pioflsihal bas lncsu
b. our care Will rec ~" prompt attention.
REFER To
Adam n. Riddle, Esq, Cincinnati Ohio
Peter Men 4 Sols, do
DCunnet 81 BIo., do
Thos sharp n Co., do
bmeai g olOflA Hughs, Bankers do
IarkiE, Banke do
John X Church, ii Libcrty ST, NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
+" Chalk Up" aud Save Costs

A IL prisons knowing Themselves indebted TO me-.
~ either BY not or bnnk account -ested te
settle the same tnsnediately. % ~ doing ~ they
VIII save I'll those little ntricites viz costs
This II the last cali.
HRCHiLD.
Al Child & Hosth's Hsrdvs,e store
Nay IA-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
Public Notice.

Public Notice.
NO1IcE is hereby given, that the sessmen, for
~ damages caused by opening and ext eodine
Marquette str #, from the Mott, line Of S.mu.
Hirsch's land IN the Mis- issippi River, has been
returned TO the City Council, and on the u's We'd
pesday OF June u. 1857 said dsnlages will te
coniimeit ~ IN City Council unless objections 10
the came are then and there made.
PECK,
Nay2,dlOA CIV Clark
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

Burrows, Prettynaa 1 Dalzell,
wAsassaie Dealers h
q II &C e RE . i.
IRON, SOlS. Convent. &c.
AGENTS FOR THE SALE or
.. .. Hoxr11a6 - coz
Celebrated Fire and 7hiet' Procf .ScE
s. 1 r. Fairbanks Scales.
Alkshaii kes ,onst antly on hand a full stock OF
~ Groceries, which ve on 10 The trade As low
~ can be purchased Chicaro or IS. LUIS, Ana
purchasers will ind goods be % the bst quail
ana warranted equal to sample jan23dAwtf
NuaAk r. - Musco, ado, Porto Rico, CiAriad
- Crushed and Povde ed, for sal. Il
BURROWS, PRETrvAAN n DALzRLl.
roffEES-Rio, Mocha, Java, also Ground Coffee
~ and Essence OF Coffee. u R.P AD
MoLAssEs-N. or's.ns, sus.r HOUSE, and e, rur
AVA Tor saeA B.P.AD.
'EAs--lnp rial. Young Hyson, sunpo wder and
L Black Teas, for sAle At MAD
PlCES-Pepper, Alspic-, Cinnamon, Gloves, Gin
- Ser, Mustard and Nu,mess,a B.P.Ap.
NoArs-rancy ami Toilet, Family. Era.,ve and
~ Csstue. fS sale =. READ
1,ANDLEs-sp-ru, smsn,ise, ss.arine, star and
~ Tallow, Tor sale log st B.P.Ap.
nlLs. Sperm, Solar, Lard, bank, Ro.in. Lln,rsd
~ and Oive, At RPAn
paINrs- White Lad anu zine rain,, ror sale a,
L y. p ~ u.
nIGAKs-- navans, German and American brands
~ At b.P, AD.
TOBACCO Natural Leaf, Virginia and Missouri
L pound ssess, Twist, 1in-foil and smoking, for
sal NJ BPS H..
VEAST POWDERS Of various brands and kinds, a,
l. u. y. h u.
CANDIEs assorted aud fancy, Gum AMI Lemon
~ Drops Loztnges.- B.P. Nd.
DRrNEs in jars, boxss and barrels Ciuon Fig
/ Paste and Currants, at Il. PAD
DICK LEf-Tnderu ood's b, ands, q ssorted sizes:
i Pepper Sauce, for sale AZ BP. AID.
DOwDER, Shot, Lead aud CAPS. ALI kinds and s,.cs,
! ~ B.P ID.
CTARcH-Gorn, Pear and Family, Tor sale a,
- Is. p. h d.
n UTs- .lmonds, Brazil, FilbeYts, Pea. Pecan,
IN WAIuts and Cocoa, ~ B.P. &D.
ID AlsINs-M and Layer, whole and y boxes
N SultanA and Maiaxi, at B.PAp.
~ HuCoLATE, Cocoa, Broma, Parma, Tapicos
~ Whcaten Grits and Oai Meal u. =. ID.
CALT-Knnhs~a, Syracuse, Turks Island, Liver
- pool blown and Ground Alum. u. +. h u.
NEMENT-I LOUSY lille and Utica. Piastering Hair:
~ stu, Plaster, Milwaukee and Ssuausky sofia
Ash, tons in store, and for sale by b. y. 4 y
RAsEETs-Aarket 4 to ~ bushe'. Corn and
ID Clothes. at H. PAD
NooDENwARE-Tubs Pals, Wash Boards,
w Churns, Mops, Axe lieivrs, at BP. Nd.
roRDAGE-MAnii.a, Jute Hemp, aud cotton 'er-
~ dage of all sizes. Il. v AD.
I1SH-Mackersi, Sanon. white Fish, Trout, Cod
II nsh and smoked Hallibut, Mt Il p AD
IASS-Wndow Glass, assorted sizes, Gurnt iers
NJ Jars and Dcmuyhns. for sal, at Is 4. n d.
DRIMsTONE; Sulphur, Salts, Borax. Indigo, In
ID store and for sale by BP. 4 D.
NEATCHES-PierceA Co, and st Louis, for sale at
lvl Is. Y. h ID.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
FOR SALE.

TWkNTY-OHR largo sissd LOIS In East Davsupnet.
Ell IN eentrai end eoaveaient iocatioas, v6 y
sold cheap u applet for soon. Enquire Of
fAlLM AN, POWKnS 3 NcIlA1.
inch 16dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

Jso. r. Cook. Jn0. Y. DILLON. JAa. J. Lisplsy
COOK, DILLON 4 LlNDLEY,
Attorneys and Ceunseilers At Law,
Davenport, IOsca.
Omce In same building NTH Cool SSrpens
NEprsctice Law In the supreme Court, 90 IN ~
w Courts OF Scott, Cedar, Clinton aud Mueca
tin. Counties. lows, snd the courts OF Rot ISlans
County Illinois.
r. osr Collection DEPARTMENT. W. devote paYticv
ar attention. All business entrusted 70 - will
promptly attended TO.
April I, 1881. dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

imperfect article 10 g. forth from their establish
mcnt, has gained for their Scales rputst,on that
has teen surpassed In the whole range Of useful
mech Anism.
The Scales are un animolsly acknowledged % the
STANDARD 10 all transactions BY weight.
lawsuit which arose from discrepancy II weight
between OF Fairbanks Scales in by the Bal
timore Ohio Railroad Company and one OF another
manufacture was recently tried In the Court Of Com
Plea, tiore, the upied the Court tWO
days; and Judge Marshall In delivering his decision
stated the result sf the evidence that the Accura-
cy Of FAIRBAEK's SCALES was established beyond
ell question. For sale ny
BURROWS PRErTZMAN 4 DALZELI.
The well known reputation Of these Scales has IN
duced the vendors Of imperfect and worthless ba,an
ore to Offer them Fairbanks Scales and pur chas-
ers have thereby In many cases been subjected "
fraud and impostion. The manufacturers have no
controversy with honorable competitors who trans
act business In their own names, but regarding the
perpetrators Of the above fraud, pursuing
alike unjust and dshonorable, they take this netho1
70 caution tfS public Of their in,positjons.
The pstentees manufacture under their own In
specton onv At their Factory In st. Johnsbnry, vi.
Fer sale 10 Davenport st.e'y by
BURROWS, PkETTYNAN DALzELI.,
RA T. FAIRBANxr 4 Co
jan24tf st Johnsbury. VI. Nay a. 1855.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

Section l6T ~ n X 3iW. Fine piece 81 prairie In
uthrie County within half mile Of Undertaking
watsc on It.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

= Of section Is T - X W nlilos West OF
Iowa 0C. High ami rolling pralrie. Ancxceiient
ia M tnin 10 tvis OF the X X.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

SW \ OF ,ectioL ~ - R6w. Choice piece Of
prairie la Henry County miles of MI Pleasant,
on TIE keokuk aud Mo Pleasant n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

2 acres In l. W sof section 20 IS X Scott Co.
L HlIIsn A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
L.fVJs NOTICE

WE have this day admitted into Arm Hoe
w JAMES J. liNpLay, late of Missouri, and ~
continue the practice % the under the name -
COOK. DILLON LINDtEY.
In consequence u this. all persons will call al
and settle, as our old busness maAs nnd slaU b
closed.
April !, 1857. d3m COOK DILLON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
NEW GOODS IN A NEW STORE,

oranges and LeassOsss.
An boxe Oranges and Lemon. Just received en-
-fV for sale st Wholesale and Retail Ut
BROOKS DAVIS
Confectionary store, corner 9Th and Brsd- t.'s.
NAV 2ldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28
R.sNk HE.NsOv.aL.

1Be1ev u HEsNg9DVs1L.
sy>HE under signed have removed 10 the build.
! INK In McNAnus h shepard's Rlock on second
street. where they viii remain during the erection
their new Bank Building. ready to attend TO ines
rs usual.
march9itf COOK AAARGHNT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

Ties W y ufiot y block ~. 81 feet trout. 900 uIi-
Improved lots IN ali parts OF the city.
F.iH.M L.r.VIIS.
Kk Of section - T79 n X ! W nilos West o,
Iowa ETY.. High ami rolling ptaiIie. AnexceiIen,
fam W tnn 10 ,vis Of the Rk.
SW \ Of ,ectioL ~ I - ROW. Choice piece Of
prairie ia Henry County miles 4 Of MI. Pleasant
on TIE kenxuk and No Pleasant n.
acres In l. W sof section 20 7 IS X 3 y Scott Co.
Frame House I rooms.
section I6T ~ n 3,w Fine piece 81 prairie In
uihrie County within half mile VI Undertaking
water OH It
y DIN W \ of Section SCR Is.
W hofSW y Section rs X 3E-Scott Co.
Part Of W \ OF Section - and part OF 8 n 4 Sec
ton - IS N R3E -Soott County-east side OF
Dueuque road II rods trent ID rods deep with y
story house, 3 rooms.
NEi-s Of Section Is 7 Is N H. Scott County.
Also = variety Of wild Lands in all parts Of the
State
inch 1dtf
wANrED.-$2000, at J per cent. a month lst.
'rtssge on Real Estate gwen.
~ANTED To rent 10 good dwelling Houses in the
central part Of the city.
wANTED.-Improved Farms IN Scott county.
3good business lots central location.
Enquire a, W. NJ RAYMOND d cos No. rs Br.
dy st Davenport Iowa.
Aprll Is DIR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-28

House furnishing & Upholstery Goods.
Mattresses Of every kind Feather Beds and Plows
Blankets, Quilts, Cotton Sheetings and Pillow
Castings.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-25
HON. o. L. G. LAMAR.

We have at the present writing further Of
the proceedings Of the convention of the democracy of
the first district than the announcement in the Holly
Springs Democrat THAI the elth ballot @ j. g, La
mar, esq. of Lafayette, received the nomination.
Mr. Lamar not aspirant TO the post and his
selection the result OF determination TO harmonic
upon ore who not before the convention.
Mr. lamar Is young gentleman of extraordinary tall
emit and his mind is amply stored with yalbla learn-
ing AS orator, he ranks among the foremost In the
State AS democrat he belongs 10 the school of strict
oonstfucticnists His views upon the great question
which like the rod OF tie Jewish high priest swallows
all the rest-arc orthodox On the occasion OF h.s ~
cent nomination for the State legislature by the democ
racy Of lafayette he introduced and supported series
resolutions upon the Kansas imbroglio, which show
where he will stand when the saigee brought before
Congress.
We had expected much from this gentleman n mem
Der OF Sale Legislature and his entrance upon
enlarged field Of action, and wider sphere Of
fitness, predict for him complete He will
rise TO the level OF whatever emergency may present it.
self and the State Will be proud Of him of her
representatives in the national councils crisis which
demands strong Iainis and brave hearts
Hssiuepiaa.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-25

ARMY AovEysNI3 Intelligence has been received from
Fort Leayenworth that all the troops destined for Utah.
except the I'll Dragons have marched from that post in
three columns, viz the 10th infantry, under command
OF Colonel Alexander; the 9th infantry, under Colonel
Waite and the artillery, under Captain Phelps The I'd
Dragons detained for the present under the requis
ton of Governor Walker of Kansas, but will it be-
leved soon go forward.
General Harvey and staff will leave in few days.
The troops generally in fine health and spirits and
amply supplied for active campaign The public may
satisfied think that the instructions of the Pesi-
dent with regard to Utah and the Mormons will he faith
fully and efficiently executed
81. Lo,ds RepaJtioap, July 22.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-25
pEsiocRAIIc MEETING IN BALTIMORE.

At meeting OF the democratic citizens Of the Fifth
ward BALTIMORE convened for the purpose of selecting
delegates to meet in convention for the purpose of elect
ing representatives to the State convention after having
performed that duty the Hon Joshua Yasnt submitted
the following resolutions which unanimously
adopted
ROa,d That we hail the election of James Buchanan
To the presidency the United States, and John G.
Breckenridge 10 the vice presidency the success OF
great cardinal principles in free government, and
buke to the ncendiary doctrines OF republican
ism, and of that other party whose teachings ncucate
religious intolerance and ersecution and create diseod
and dissenson by the malignant distinctions naugnatcd
by its rituals aud is yaei between the native and the
adopted citizens Of the United States.
f.esol,sd That have unlimited confidence in the pm
triotsrr wisdom, and sasity OF President Buchanan,
believing that be Will administer the government in
coranoe with the cherished principles OF the democratic
faith and to the honor glory and welfare Of our com
country
Rssors That We most cordially endorse the sept.
mets the President Of the United States expressed in
his inaugural address in reference to the right OF the peo
pie Of the Territories Of the United States to wit that
it is the imperative and indispensable duty 81 the gov
eminent the United States to to every tedept
inhabitant the free and Independent expression of his
opinion by his This sroa right of each indivi iual
must he preserved Tha. being accomplished, nothing
be firer than to leave the people Of Territory free
from all foreign interference to decide their own destiny
for themselves, subject only TO the constitution OF The
United States. =
Reotci further, That these sound democratic senti-
,t...' !. /, ~ ..t. m ~ ~ ~. .r.a $500 .,,,;.,4
inei.s -. !, l,:'.s y. -, ~ =. ,a.e 80 ~
'. wv. :, ~ - ~. ~ It 800, - - /, I'm,
VIZ" s 49, gsa. = az, sa' u !; IL s,- it.t M
VI ~ - e.'s -. - =, ~ -.
les,i z ',' ~ NJ :, = ~ ay u. ~,
SUI ~ . ~ y go - ~ D,ut Mi,
u =. ~ $3.50 - NJ $50 rh;ct mi, 81
AN a,,s,,,,,;" f ~ rn;ta, sts,as Aud HAT
=; .s.; ,la..,a1; - ha,a sai,aI ~ a;.oa,.s, an,
49, ~ tI.l', 49, !. ~ ~ Is;'lt - a. Iyn,ted
ST. ,,ai,;. ~ a,r,,, - K,sas ~ i; No 49, ~
. a,a.;a ss a. ,t,. Al, ;,r;st5 s,atar,,,y III
,, u, @ N M sr ;,ensta,t
i,I az, a;s ~ ana i,Srat;. nari
~, - ~, - 4; ;,, a,,ai;saJ .at,,instson
~, r,o .ist a. a,,na;ni,atiaT !; itay,n;nel "a
,,;ptain Az isI ~ nIa ov,iont,, IT.
,i ~ ~ la ~ s t;td t,n,tie;s,n u ,Ie
MIL 80 ~ ! Eau ,;r,;a ,ta,sss - 4ha South bo.b
90 ,l;nh e,,s a -, I'M, a. fsst,, ,,lan R,,.as ,eir
y.,ar noo,s -; rass.e, n slayerv and 10 nrtect at
an hav,,i an s;nY,s ,,aner ~ Kana.s 81 tbn free
and ,nI;asaI ~ ti,t ;n,,,iunbl nrerocotive 81
s,,ctonine and eatal,sbino suc, fnItn ~ Government
co,s;stnt WITH the ,ontIt,,t IL the Tinted states as
will ~ ,ber ,do,oent most cone,a To the;r bannpes
aha anu oe' seoe '"e Psipe'uaho y '"'
,cnAorrsi THAT the reign Of ..know nothneisn in Bal
.imore r1fy has been one pregnant of ayeess Il has
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-25

GRowSo CorroS IN CuBA.--A novel speculative move
ment has begun in Cuba, jontstock company having
organized f2r the purpose Of encouraging the growth Of
cotton The capital Of the company put down at eight
rn,ans divided into four Thousand shares of 50 900
each They propose to buy up all the on-g1pwing
lands Of the and especially such unfit by nature
otherwise for the growth Of and put them at
under cultivation The company aao prpposes to
engage IN cotton manufactures The speak with
confidence q their enterprise, which they say has the APP
provL aud encouragement OF the government
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-25
BY rELEeRApu.
Fnlher t,aa Es,qs .-lrriirsI y as Ala.

FnrAa frsaa Esyqps -..4rrir1I n ne Aria.
NKw YoRK. July 243The CunaId steamer Asia from
Liverpool the afternoon Of the llth has arrived She
brings few hours later from London The steam
eTs Fulton, from Southampton, and the Liverpool both
sailed ON the llth
LATEST NrIILlcEScE
LONDON, Saturday afternoon Stock speculations
partially suspended, pending the arrival Of from
India.
Money continued easy The current mates Of discount
rather below the hank rates
II was understood that the India mail contract was
abOnt to be abandoned.
There nothing later from India, although the mail
due. 1t supposed from the absence of the adj
vance despatch that matters have taken favorable
turn.
Mr.. Thaekeray made eleetioneering speech in Ok
ford last evening advocating the by ballot and the
extension OF suffrage
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-25
Modern Languages.
DROFEsSoR DANIEL y. GROI1y

I)kofEScOR DANIEL Il. GROUX having return
ed 20 Washington with the intention permanently IN
the capital OF the United States eks
and other employees Of government other pcoas
70 acquire correct pronunciation tho
French Spanish and r.ssorhl
y ns charges he has formerly during ycars STAY h,
Washington ne ~ih begin either
snage a. moderate prkes Persons wishing oia-sc arc
requested 70 leave sheir names with Mr. ~ Dyson
No, POS Fonnsy lvsnia -rf
Colleges or other scholastic institutions secure In nd
vance The services q an ofcicnt acher
Washington from Europe WITH the highest we'll
address ine 70 fFta i~na tiroux, ofhor
me sunssgar wo take great
yae Glasses formed " parsuar nshsohocs by o.
s"a'efhep Jane is-ina
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-25

The democratic governor Of Kansas appears to
have been guilty of hgh-handed outrage in ordering
government troops TO Lawrence to prevent the people
from voting for charter of their own, which differs from
that the border ruan legislature sought force
upon them Palladium
The Palladium is as changeable rs the wind. A month
ago il in favor of the legislature forcing ia charter
upon the people of New Haven which they did not want
and claimed that it had the right to do it, although
previous legislature had provided that the charter of New
Haven should only be altered application of the city
But the wind sits in another quarter The malcon-
tents of Lawrence, in Kansas insist that they will make
city charter for themselves, without reference to the
legislature any of the forms Of law in such cases. and
the Palladium is indignant at the idea of the governor in
terering with the movement and calls it IA
outrage Now, II il is right for the people Of Lawrence
to set the laws and the legislature of Kansas at Defiance
ii would have been right for the citizens q New Haven to
take the same course in the of gerrymanacr.
But citizens great they considered the outrage
far from counseing rebellion in the matter they
prefer to go the ballotbox for correction Of all po
cal evils and showed their respect for the wmaking
power by quietly acquiescing in its mandates Still, this
does not help neighbor Of the Palladium who runs
both sides of the creek - The exactly in
point, and he Is exactly at aHtipodes with himself His
position is luicous one to he sure but '.t S Of
consequence. Nar Haoen Register.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-25
For Cape May.

WdShisa Branch Rdilroa5 hitdeiphia, Wilmington
tigloTe Railroad.
PASSENGERS for this celebrated summer resort
are informed that daily line viii be Except sunday
leaving Washington Q, connecting
the splendid General Mcdonald Tuesdays Thursdays
Saturdays, and all alternate days with the
Tickets S. So including carriage hire the Island Children Gun
der IL years. and servant $3.50
III IL PARSONS Agent
July 24-3w
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-25

DtArH OF VETERAN. benjamin Bowles, OF Fiuyanna.
uhy Virginia, died on the 30th nlt at the advances
~ ninety three years He had voted for every demo
Nate President from Washington TO Buchanan
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-25
lSaootng Agray a Gold.Goro' Nora ouolaa.

BALTIMORE, July 23.-A desperate shooting affair
CURED at Goldsboro, North Carolina to-day. DIR. John
w. Davis prominent citizen, was shot down by two
German Jews, named odenhaInmer. One of the oden-
hammers had his skull fractured Davis is not expected
to live. Lynch law is spoken of
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-25
Pequot House, New London, Connecticut.

Wis favorite summer hotel is now open for tie
Il reception deiuhuly ,i,nsot "A ~.
pou,n q NE river Thames Long island sound elegantly
iuninoh and possesses superior
or shing II Is York or Boston i, s,s
boat or railroad and has every facility exercise and
me subscriber assures all hoae who may pa
uoaee that every effort M be made
comfort j. G. PACKARD, Superintendent.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-25
American Gothic and Brass-FoiI Roofing.

INVENTED ny TuGEslo LATII4A, ARCHITECT " s IA, Sc
nESlGNS made for concrete churches villas cot
~ lasss, and farm bungs once G4hia near chsnpsaua
Weseaesieg county New York
Jane lI--du
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-25
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ben. 4 Il. A. yyhitiooL a co..

Ben. a. II. A. whifIoek A CO.,
10 Beekman Sired, Of Nassau, opposite me Asor
House
TRoIRrors THE PREanrM CHAMPAGNE oRENkNT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognae brandies for druggists and
merchants from otaId Day IienneSasy
uon otef reputation pao
IFiesors u the celebrated hrAnd IA tho native prod
CssgnAe viz
Yiney q Chateau Bernard,
llqaeur dos champs dor,
Superior vineyard, yeux cognae.
Exclusive importers the
Old Roy< Hollands,
Barsonasiur Schnapps,
And several brands 81 sherry Madeira. Wines
Ales, porters, aud cigars direct froan Shippers
CHAMPAGNE cRF.aANr
B. A. W. Co. The exclusive q vine
receipt q shipments by regular packets beg
have given guarantee that
viii be found superior deaey qay aIy vino ..
present imported
Benz NJ. Mhitloek,
Edw'd A. Whiioek,
FredR j. Haverstck, r. A. wHffIOcK A co
Oliver W. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer
May 26--1ys