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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-01
Jnl BARRELS or CHOICE APPLES

.NNl BARRELS ~ CHOICE APPLES
's~siiw BURROWS . rRErTyMAN
l,oR SALE THE MOST RHAUTIrul.
f"-t'enre property tn IN. eisy 90 nMx.npurt eau
r-itts - i've li- II ~ w La feet each with eso.ee
ff. ~ ar cherry anda Variety aI shae trees ~ s,@
'ht- Hd ornamental .hFahhsfA, Stone dwelling
fNi tua thlf'~sa rusas, fwo e.llsrs and attic eis
a'tts .fstbtug hau-., Ac A. situated ga III. ouni
"a e'uss :" ha-' bs,enpari, with riser view
Nu~HflaA@rd h.AniN
ftnss tue bsf cs-h, balance y..t. with ten
iFr ''ni interest. Fries tea thausan., doars Ap
rlA ~ " n ttt.nHETn
-saFi TN th" Pr.mls.., near Es., Davenport
EASE Fur sALE--TilE SUBSCRIBER
"h't- let sal. t. ira.. aud af IN. Hard
w'te -tarr he nsaups@s, a- n. iu,.nis sos.a 10
iyihnN" H. hts hew .tote in Nichuiis tosk The
ataf- sl"t" - we'll hii.i up snd the beet lo
stssi Ia the city tur trade
J WAsnnURSE
Davenport. July 10th, iss7
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LOCAL MATTERS.


The fourth annual exhibition Of the Scot,
County Agricultural Society, which closed
Yesterday was highly encouraging 10 its mem.
oers and friends. A good feeling prevailed
throughout, and no hard thoughts were ene~n-
dered by award OF premiums. The weather
was delightful till Yesterday afternoon and
everything auspicious TO line display. We
regret that more interest va. not manifested
IN the exhibition Of the manufactures OF our
city. The premiums Mere awarded in the
forenoon yesterday bu, not announced until
y O'Clock p n The following Is the
List oE pnEMsrMs
Ana'dea by fas Son Cosafy as,,cuifural
Soe.sfy Astd on faeu Fan GTosaIs SEQ
sembtr 2sfh aad 29fh is57.
Class A.-Horses Iep,n 10 all.
Best stallion, j NJ Canuon slo ,p
"a do Rk Allen -.
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& efysnsy Dry 0ooee, tsinnInD, sss. 70 ~ RON
41Woev ceoUDto4 ~ VIM Uaymoad& = c., So deus
~ lsNe Dook n0uas 0sSa6lsl ~ Dass e
2SA wkl16 = - sssa . ilssssliY Avstsd
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Z bans advertisements.

Oc-0aus s Advertisements.
WANrEp.--ANAN AND WIFE TO kEgr
w house and work on - farm Nrul, tn l.
il'i.- nj braston A hsics a.ace. NaS pt,.s,,,,t..
hlack g 70 7 Putnam, n.st pufNt
To RENT.-A STORE IL norrMANs
! Bleek Main now occupied Is the nnd.t
.'snsd, 10 whom application can be mate
j DRAKE i 60
osll~ ut 6eo 1. N,skou.
EMoNAL.--D B. CARLETON HAS RE
~ MOVED Lss stock II Boots aud shoes 10 hl.
rev .sefr corner brad, and fcar,h at ociaw
u0RsE sTRAYED OR STOLEN ~
II .. SATURDAY nlehi ssi horse va. ~
missed from the farm ~ she aad-t-lyneAZAA
snd has either .lrsyca been stolen said horse h.
rather tall sai slender che.nut rol.red With .taf
nn the forehead aud onc hind IL. partly White the
y siply sr.u
An, rer''a re'araia. me sa.A h.r.e a reee,,eso
R;,k l.ls.d Advertiser pleas e,r, and sud ts.l
sheet Mu~ic.
ltST RECEIVED. \ LARGE STOCK OF
nsw sheet ha-ir foI risna, Gsttar fot safe
A. y" se Brads :, 3b"r,h ofthero
orif EIf .n,ua
The OiM AsWvM
No. sLE CLAIRE Row,
AZ JUST FINISHED OPENING AsrINE
= stork ~ Matsh.. Iew.ir1 siIx.rwats and
Fancy Goods, which f1r .Aqai.iis nni.h h.,utS ~
tha- ciis toeh A /, NItl,rN
NOTICE.
- :. GtLLErr HAS RUS DAY MIru
~ DRAWN fIun, ih~ brtn ~ Hur..t ,tt1latt
20. having cold hi. Interest a. .i.ssth I,mtri,''
Tbs bnsa~s- will br continued AT th. ,,, .t.d t
The remaining pariHer. whD suilpfls-,i n .riie
-, ihe unfinished hasin".- af the ud ilrn
HaNsnppri, r-r' nlhi t.5s
STRONG Rt RNEiL
SIMEON GllITIT
- inskfit LAMRRirE
q AA,eHp va rstrss
ALSORD = VAN PATrEN,
WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
~ !. .."csr'"-, nrass, Gh"m.yai-, rsiui., otls,
Glass, Nails, A.
Al.a ~ Patent Medicines. aud Asrnt. for ail of
fIsnt street opposite ! D. Burruws mill and
III assoa west - Perry street ,al
Eagle Letter Copying Press.
A VERY EFFICIENT ARTICLE For
= = eely'ns etter-, orders se pht az in por
tssl- form si'' much cheaper than the sy-r
pre.-
Price only t2.oo cemplese Alec tn.
Session Hsad ssassp..
ks."iks u.a r. EAT fkENini.k HAND srAMrS
tAEr HEi.f fNkiNa f,D is,
Tor Eahk., BANKERS. Ksiiroad.. ra.i ose.- M.r
chants. Ac with without date. and nsnr.. Cor
..a,"ras .nselsre- sn-'me.- card. backs q pr"n,
received at y" ss Brady - near The = q
ELL ADAMS
"~id As"th fer DasenI"rt and ssrln'ts
llmclmtssscA ssWusls.
TIIE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL. aN THE
- " Has ~ N"v.mh~r, 1877 nuif-- esl,esl iur ~
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t'tae t.dtsion .
Sc0sOOo oespspO<&.
STbbbtkTS ARITHNETIrS PARTS

~ anda
rsrx-ni- STANDARD Rrs.lrrr Nu- l. 2 = andA
Mrhhs Normal ~ No- = 4, 4 aud g
M~"natA : Erirsiir 40 Me- ., 2, and
tsanslefH' Hvw s-rirs DIS Mo- 4 p 4 snd /.
g@wkwnteAss' tpaIsa-itiuW. tf~t I..~ua-
tnNeii- biggest 81 English ufansnar
isihnss.- Primary alt'i Analytical aramn4ar
Towers Ebgit-i s.rsmItaf f-t aud "a vols
tftcAt- du d.
Nitst8s lNiANrsal Ii,stnryt iarvs, .itfinW
- History It the hii..i ~ aius
ht'risli ''~tsfathS sod At1a~
De Intermediate tnd frmsrB G.s,grarhy
lsafFttt- t,sstHtalhs ni th' iIvasea.
ARj Frw. Latin l.essans
A"niattls = :. fir- ut tl.agtaritt.@
Iags"n bnhtan'@ series 81 sapY lh-ak-
N"is.i"-~ states, steel i'ear BLACK aud Hue Inks
kamhi csthcr h., Satt State feu,tl. fLalk p.be8i-
Huhtss'ks ~cha-il Appatsta- Ia .rits 80 ..rsF al.
~ y" - brady street hsar Ihs rst.t nf,iss
.s& XII ADAMS
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
Agents. IOR rIaE GAZETTE.

A0ENTS rNOR THE GAZETTE.
ps,lv. vni wvrKIs AMP wKrxl,
New rork.-s y, rettensill = CO, iie Nassau q,
William u. shnstuck, llp Nassau stree,
Cincinnsii-s II. rarvin. 80 West Fourth .,,es,
b. Louis. jas. 4 Daddcridge, " W corner an, ,
and Main streets
chiesso.-W. y SPENCER, ic4 Randolph -. seriy
en- and Gallagher, Dcarhorn. ".
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I)tBl.n NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN
that the nrm Of bsas.r 3 Casssl have ssaisusS
~" thls day 81 their gosss, property, stosk is
tfasir. u.bt. due, a. for ,he 6ensaf ,f ~ thsl,
rt.iit0F. D 4 WAHtt0tihNk As...,..
Davenport. Sept n tss7 ss34f
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I'IE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL. IN THE
Isl Has " Noysmh-r, lss. tulr-~ called for ~
fos-, tha following bss.s
on. han marked Waiter Caldwell Davenport
lows
fwehos~s marked = kfghnS, Davenport Isa.
The asst- gaods wili be sold rag fF.a.hi ai,d
charges sHotir : 40
acfdlfwim
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AODDG1 0OOD&s
UsT RECEIVED AT GOULD 4 8TEERg's
= bessaiht biock. second street. . eoaslgsmsst Vi
hnoh@r oas'ds ennsssslng of splsndsd srSsee ~ r.
aso Covers, shlrred knhbsr Webblns. uospai.i
-hersinx, etc We would cal the atsentl0o Of oAos
Manufacturers to shssi So4ris and etne that oi
families 10 the hospital .heetihs which wtll ~ found
s~rs useful article.
au25dtf GOULD oTRxRH
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. NSSETE JO0 OFF1CE.
NJ ShAs IL DAY, of chlcsgc. hsving becon.
associated with US In ,h. Gazette Job os,e. h, ulll
hereafter have he entire supervision u ,ha, i~p.r,
mcnl As NJ Day 10 of the bes, Job Printer. In
TIE ea'cn aud our facilities for the execution n worl
have recently heen greatly -nlar Nv lars. .ad,ia.
OF is'es' styles OF type &C We can now prou.. our
"r"n. to execute Job Work Of ali varieties with
ass'ness chespnsss and dispatch b, III. ao,iec
~"ose' u VIII ec seen tha, we have ordered nor.
s'esm pfess maehinef, This 10 the only ofee Ia the
e"y ~here s'sem power 10 uscd that onr fscitl..
arc unsqualled SANDERS a aRo
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-01

REMOVAL Mr. b u Carleton has com.
pleled hi new building on tie corner ii
Fourth aid BiadN streets suae.-ni.s - ~
move to Il. he has an elegan, store room
with haldsome show Windows iis friends
viii lind al Tia, new house hatai~"ru. styck
uf boots aud shoes
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HaNpsoat LrTrIGa The very tich and
elegant letters ia the top 81 Nj iiill- new
building are la taste and leaut, uril adapted
t. the building itself Metropolitan Hall
Stands ont bodily Th.S. letiers aefe mad.
hy Mr. 4 u. CLINE. enr III oar i.,t PAINTERS
who j. ready Ia receive orders lur all Kind. ot
similar block letter work
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0OCTA. LINE = A0Gn,
DHYSlCIANs e. SURGEONS.
= On 1rady street, opposite the post Once janis
0OCT. g. =. susELTOA, a. H.,
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. DIR. 4. HAS
~ sujoysd large experience in thr department of
surgery, having, for seven years had charge n 4
nourtshing Hospital Ia India iron whence he has
rersnty resarnsd), of yearly average attendance oi
10op patisnts
Otnce, Post Onlee Buildings Hours from . 10 N
A. aud 2to6P n Residsnee, corner Twesfth
and Ripley street. baif
OOfT. =. MA2GasALa.
TENDERS HIS SERVICES IN THE PRAC-
= TlCk OF MEDICINE, In all its departments
70 the ciiixsns of Dassnpor and vicinity
0IOnies XII Adams Book stor. Brady Il
- Residence, Harrison, between Eleventh and
TWe0h streets iel3
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NoTlcE ~ ASSIGNMENT NOTICE n,
y hereby sissss, that john wiesau1 he tLls a..
ss.isnsf &c y Harding all kis real, persoss ssi
'its"d property ~ shs.~v~r descfiptl1a. fos ~.
,eh~h ~ bic sF~istsf. All ihs.s~ tnd.btcd h. eals
Jahb Ns.rnm Will therefore ask~ lmsasdiss. sssils
meat and al etrsiii.fs h- their elaine with the a.
s.s.isn.i
f,as.Ar"tt. Iowa, Aasas, ~, 1851
-sie es uAkDtS0 Asslsues
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LYOM's MAGNETIC POWDER

Which CANNOT be hil.d while BURNING, AMI
"a b. smse.sd Into stefns without splias on. d.ap
Z anid. lis truly i" Yankee Invsntion.H
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IA Ennmelsd Iron.
Adams makss ans picture on silver Plale
Adams inakes one picture - Mtea
Adams makss ens picture o. 0lass
Adams makss . ane picture On Raper
Adsn.e' pictu.es are unsurpassed by any In tbs
United Htates
Adams invites your ailsniioa 20 ohis allssy On Bra
y street, between second and Third Hay1Ds
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Wsiisk } essanssn .. sssst
q" fLsnr N lSs.f. ~
da Rye. .. sslasI
Pure Spirits, ....-- 1SasHI
Brandy isssmee ss,ai ssI
IL Imp y osss VI
tin Mssi@r ~~ an. :. tl IA
d. tinh iiou.. . a.
- b. lle ~#.... ! a.
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a POSitive Fact.

CALI AND Satisfy YuuRsEIvEs THAT
=. ~. WILEY
LAS JUST RECEIVED THE BEST Az.
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PNon mcm1l

0U000 Mc000s
THE sUBsCRIDER HAS TA-s
j KEN the northeast Stall In the
IL Claire Market HOUSE, ard intends
20 kssp constantly hand eossd aseo6S1o6y e u
best Hsaas Having beoa loag gagged n tAo kast-
ssss, he would request his fellow seasae tegvs Mn
Acai he Il satsAed he will - ehle - eal tAs@.
suls1ff kLW00p KAY.
Dupom1AU 000poW0og.
THE UMDI2oI0N1D 10 1UB DULY AP-
p0IaIu Ares q - ness9 Dslssts, sad
cd ss.'s''' q NJ ''''s's''t ePstr Z rirr,r.
.,,sa, ,ts ten:s & :yE ~. 9 Z - -: - mi: 1s:;a
Dssssksepsssl neunGhsoDees!
'rAH 0nEAfne1 AfI49Uou ILL NJ
j pad ~ The saheaihes - sspnls1a9 U1enieaeD
|. ~ .ss6 selsaaasisi .sse9 - - eYlA
s'sss. .si ssss Illd y -
.....,, C. c. - 3 3.
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~'e8 '"st MUIIS III FltA*, AHta ALL NyeVHlI
toes, Fiie> aud Plant insects Insect. nn F0us ard
Antinais
LYONS MAGNETIC PIita
FOR this Destruction ~ Rata aud Me-, si
WfIEYr GROCERY
dlwwlt seeond street bet Main and brady
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General Notices.

4 4 FULTON HAS ARRIVED AND WILL.
Ne al a, reasonable rat.. twenty t1t, I4.ss sso
lh.s two aeEs Ani twa ave ais within the sssy
l.ln4t-, nn hsa years credit Apply ii Dawson q
lfae- anises s~ze T. fuITas
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AT THE DAVENPORT COMMERCIAL
IA College. In Jacoby's new building. corner of
Third and Perry streeis
~ nsps M's o. rrusss w 1sssmsny, rso.sss.a ~
the esr~ns Of Davenport and vicinity the establish
fns1t cf school for fneeruetioa In the German Ian
lars he can be seen ffom 70 y O'Clock. A. n
RGssnrscss-Th 0uslieh, Law O1Acs of 0uelIch
Stewart. second street, snsth side between Main
and Brady, ii IAmbech, olnce u the City Engineer.
s~lsd1ms
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MILL OPEN A SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN
nader 10 ,-srs ot sSc, the ~ plnA
'eh bfsst srsets, tho middle "f octobsr she oil
t.aeh th~ ossssmo0 knsiish branches. ws,tlns sSl
nssd,"so'k ciase Ia tbs higher kssish LsaSehss
,isl i"tin, VII ~ fesuei NJ dessrskls Hsfst ts
sffe.i
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vi rrirw Al -
ss \" - utsdy sirfsl, uesr tke re, peir,
suiitH Ill ADAMS
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tST RECEIVED \ LARGE STOCK or
- new sheet hn-r i"I ft,ha, tsBltAt s. f5t sale
at publishers price.
Al Ne Sd Brad, .t harih # nfthero
vaif Ell AnAA4
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Ai.vORD q VAN PATrEN,
A1HoLESALE AND RETAIL, DEALERS

" "HULESALE MD KETAIL UEALEES
w ~ ol"S.ri.-, brng-, Ihsmsval., raiuis, Ui!s
Gia-s, Nails, A. '
A." " Patent Medicines, aud Axrnis for a of
br u lasn-'- Preparations
fIsht street opposite ! ~ Burruw. milI and
"a dsof w-.f ~ Ferrs street ,l
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Mr. Hrlt i- SOW prepared Chs the aid of CONNIE.
Tent teachers, I. give Instruction in MI The d~p.rt
nshts II au.ie usually taught, and thoss daslvias .
musical education VII hni u y their advantage ~
rssferlag ads teacher san ;. accommodated b a.
uIiratisn i siHsxr y
FDf further particular. and terms plssse call a
Kssa.- 10 Forfests Bloek Perry st. corner of Third
.rIf - = -
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II. II. BuLTZENTHAL HAS THIS DAY
VI said his tnirfe.t Ia the business ~ thu nsl.
h'tei"is.fr sst.,ing undes the ns,as ~ a. LEhst
is4k"htbal, H. ihs town Ut Noiias tls. " n tssis
'r4 The new ftn, under ~. name of q kvhst q
''tasi"t. take is-ss.an .f ali th. sissk snt nasss
ADbs, I'll september I'D, isa5
y WpIzESTuAI.
s*-s is' a. kkHer b UkIBi.kk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02

pppN PvpeUEADs.-rHB NEW yoRW pHperrAp
NasPacswms COMPANY are nsw resdy % ersssia erdsrs
sr iron ked0ssa h. Boussseepers about purchasing va
ia 70 der savsnsASe 70 cell country 'd3aers sh.Suns
hpses snd public INSTITUTIONS nerAry dealt with oNsS NJ
no Csn&e sAsel mar Howard street.
DLnApToNI eErpKTAny pnDgTEAp YEARLY
III prize IN nsfAauy scnyerts a parlur on ut
wig rosm fnsurisni seepus apa~smeut aon vNols
r~<An, SO BY hssAmssx, 81 white aresA Nev
vsvk and lsS Fulton rseeL Brookun-
l and purchase ycur furniture NJ q. W sNrDHrs old e.
ssst one price store s5 boymy ee'wsen ss.n,os s1a
srd sJs faruiture OF all desrpuons soas Iron and ehs
beds hstsnda from 81 TO A5 feather bess msrsses,
Nre'rrg tcr.. We SCI shssPes iAan arg 2Ax s.sse,
aoa p,i LET Ne nunbw.
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<rorrOe-TBE NEW yoRK ARCADE VIII. orsS
IN this Monday sveong AL o'cloct. Friends 70 Hew
Ycrs lrrroysmsnis Ms Iwpeesn'y 'nv'isi on,ead "a
Byvsiwsl. " vvVpWH"N
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p0NTswrRY.

.~vrTTaTRy-pp n. a. pURKIN, CANAL srRRxY
near vsrck, Old No. us new, f'9 invites attention
- ,e and succe@Sfrl EXPERIENCE Daily operations win ne
,sw end harmless beuubinr agent preventing al psia
Yr,~~r>
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1Rr ofph o1td'og so % "a q soeat tssh-r III
@ser'e se@ eps'aS nesriv os-cnad Tho
DIV. - "VN-V''''' '~~'~ '~s'S
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WAMIssroN y shs -. - l.. rosIrSE r9a
sle perman Emily psytrs The rem o. e Whole ssyus ory
feet clear Of rent; rsre chance u engsgs 10 ihe marts
bus ess win be sold for half 70 vaue the being
and varirG he money good noe will BE taken Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02

THO LBr-AT FORT wAsHINGsON. A VERY NEAT
and proty cottage with good sable and two aores Of
land beautifully situated adjoang the seat Of Chas VOJa0r
the road leading from the Kings5ndse rad 10 the
Hudson river deco about three minutes walk from ea,h
Tbs fsncifu and pretty place commands view OF tae
Hudson The neighborhccA IN the oco patton Of ge..
he City Hall very quick and frequent rad.
read For particulars apply 70 JOHN O. MORRISON JR,
At Wrmet ing, Hoguet Humbes, corner. Broadway and
atreeL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24

Quarantine has been raised at New Orleans. and
it Is now expected large quantities of specie Will
arrive at Cuba.
Over three hundred German emgrants arrived
at Wheeling on Tuesday, over the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad
The Variety works. at pittsburg. employing 200
men in the manufacture OF locks, scales, &c, dis
charged all their hands last Saturday.
Lord Fitzwilliam, whose death is reported by the
last steamer. derived more than forty thousand
pBnnds year from bis Irish estate alone.
On Monday evening last. a little daughter of DR.
J. q. Winfield fell out Of the stage near Mt Craw-
ford. Va, and was badly bruised No bones were
broken.
Daniel W. King. citizen Of Suifleid, Conn. has
pisaded guilty OF charge Of forgery, and 10 sen
His father, man OF considerable wealth, died Of
grief scon after his sons arrest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24

A hNIGH-LY NUS.-There two nunneriez in
dusmauga, santa Clara and Santa Teresay the for
mer OF which was the scene of strange romahce
In 1917 young ensign in the Spanish army, hay-
ing slain his adversary in duo i8d 70 the bishop
IA ace for sanctuary. His name Don Alonzo
Dan RomireL de Guzman, and he confessed to seye.
raj other murders of the same kind. From various
circumstances, however, the Suspicion OF lhe
hlshop was aroused and after undergoing an ex-
animation, the youthful duellist proved to be n
woman.
full confession then followed. Her name was
Dona Catalina de Erauso, a nun Of the Convent of
San Sebastian, in Guipuzcoa whence she had es
capped. and dressed i'll mans clothes, embarked for
The New World. Landing at Payta, she eventually
attained the rank Of ensign and became famous as
the greatest duellist in Peru. The bishop plac q
her IN the Convent at Santa Clara, whence she
was subsequently sent to Lima with guard Of six
priests and placed in another convent, where she
remained Tor two years, and was finally transmit
ted to Spain Ii is added that the Pope eventually
grahied her permission to wear mems clothsI and
she went out to Mexico an officer in the Viceroy.
guard.--harknems Casco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24


Pickpockets operated TO some extent at the North
Carolina State Fair, this week One lady lost $3a.
Mrs. Isabella Hall Tobey, wife Of Thomas W.
Tobey, formerly a Missionary at Shanghai, China,
died at fanceyville, \. c., on the llth inst.
Dr. Stones barn, near Washington. was fred by
m incendiary on Tuesday night Loss abou, $4,000.
Edward Harley, seaman, has been arrested in
Boston on a charge of having killed Alexander
Dean, shipmate, ON the coast Of Peru.
Il. II. Howell Esq, formerly Grand Master. /. o.
OF o. r., OF the Southern District Of New York has
very nysteriousiy disappeared, and serious fears
are entertained for his safety.
There WAS quite severe storm on the line
OF the New York Central Railroad last Tuesday
night. In some places it was two inches deep.
James o. Brayman has pleaded guilty to the
charge Of stealing letters from the Chicago Post
Office.
The fine mansion Of Mr.. Joseph Winship, Of At
lanta, ia, was consumed by fire ON Saturday last.
Loss about $s.o00--no Insurance.. 1t was the third
time hs hRd been made sufferer by fire within
year.
young lady, ON being told that her lover was
suddenly killed, exclaimed-.0h, that splendid
gold watch Of his-give me that--give me some
thing to remember him by ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24

CICIxSArTI HOG TRADE.-There has been furti-
er decline in the price of slop-fatted hogs at Gin
cinnati. The Price Current of that city saws they
arc now dull at Sl.75aS2,25 gross, with a continued
downward tendency; and change on Tuesday
corn fatted hogs were offered at $3.50 net for No
Yember delivery without finding buyers. Those
who have contracts to receive hogs at 81 net in No
yember are in an uncomfortable condition. The
Price Current is of opinion that farmers will hold
buck in hopes of meeting better market as the
season advances and this will lead to an increase
in the weight of hogs brought to market and
a heavier supply in December; because when they
fatted they must be sold for whatever they will
bring
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24

HOSPITALS foR REIISEs--Bayard Taylor, in his
New Volume Of Travels gives the following de
markable thing here is the hospital for cats This
was founded long ago by rich cat loving Mussul-
man and is one of the best endowed institutions
IN that city. An old Mosque appropriated to the
purpose under tie charge of several directors and
here sick cats are mursed homeless cats find sheI
ter and deciped cats gracefully pur away their de-
Ginning years. The whole category embraces
several hundreds; and it is quite sight to behold
tne corridors and terracef of the mosque swarming
with them 1t is calculated that thare ara at leo
5000 cats in the above city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24
C0NTINUED.-Ned Cooner E,

CoNTINUED.-Ned Cooper, free. and
Stepney. slave of Mrs NJ. Tazewell. are to be
brought to the Mayors office to-day to undergo an
examination for entering the house of Elisha Ker
sey. slave of Chas. Pottey. and stealing sG0 worth
of clothing. The operation was effected il js
thought. on Thursday night Unless the parties
are able to clear themselves, their sufferings in
agned than described"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24

PANIC IN New DRUNswICK.-A st. Johns, n. B.
correspondent of the Boston Journal writes-''0ur
banks here have had large run upon them by
some Of your people. In one day $4,000 in gold
taken from one. We have had failures
here lately, and our people weather the storm no.
bly,, showing an amount of solidity that did not
think WAS here"
Newspaper accounts say that the merchants of
st. John hare memoraliZed the Banks TO suspend,
and that it was probable they would do SO in self
defence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24

DEATH OF PAUPER-A paurer nearly SO years of
age, called Centre Market joe" found lying
insensbe in alley in New York city last Tues
day. He had hold with one hand of one end of
hard crust of bread and the other end firmly
clutched between his teath. lie died few min
utes after he was found, his hand and teeth still
holding firmly the crust. Nothing is known of his
history except that he has been for years lonely
pauper, who begged his living at Centre Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24

A NEw BAR0NETER-A new barometer has been
contrived by Mr.. 7. Dalton, of Galveston, Texas
The active power is an ordinary violin string, one
end of which is attached to the roof inside of small
toy house easily made of segar boxes the other
end being fixed to an apparatus with two figures.
The house has two doors, SO cut that each of the
figures will stand before door. Thus prepared,
one of the figures will move outside its door when
the damp atmosphere relaxes the string. and vice
sersa when dry weather causes the string to twist
tightly. Thus, QUE figure outside the door inai-
Gates rain, the other rain, and most accurately
sn