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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13


New SUNDAY SCHOOL PAPER.--The American
Sunday School Union proposes to commence on the
lst OF January. the issue of weekly paper, to be
called the Sunday School Times 10 will be furpisb
ed at 81, aud devoted to the cause of SUNDAY
Schools The Penny Gazette, heretofore published
by the Sunday School Union, is hereafter to he
called the Sunday School Gazette These papers
will be under the editorial control of Professor
John s. Hart, late of the PHILADELPHIA Uigb
School
r. H. PRICE,, bookseller of this city, receives
subscriptions for the papers named
RourE AGENT APPolsrED-peter F. Yadep, tho
mail agent between Richmond and Weldon has
been transferred by the post Office departm.n,
to the new route on the Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad.
LAND satE.-Capt. Robert Gibboney. of Wv,be.
vile has purchased the farm belonging to DR. ia.
Kent, at Shawsvle, Montgomery COUNTY. Va for
the snul Of 10000 The tract CONTAINS sbout 1000
acres. Capt. Gibboney has sold his residence IN
wysheriie, to Mr.. A. Lawson, of Burk's Garden,
Tazewoli, for 5000.
TAG sEABoARD FAIR.-The Tournament at the
Norfolk Fair, like that at Petersburg, came
of 10 the rain. DR.. Hopkins, of Norfolk county.
was the victor, but resigned in favor of Lieut. J
Saunders. The Norfolk papers estimate that 1900
visitors are 10 that city. j. T.Gran berry, OF Per
euimsDs county, N. c., has been elected President
Of tho Seaboard Society.
SALE or CATTLE Geo W. Rosenbarger, of She.
nandoah county, Va, one Of the successful exhi.
pI'ofs at the National Fair has sold two calves,
"hentucky Boy" and ''Mss Whitaker" for $27o,
add Lilly" and Louis Philippe" for $lo2.
eHoorrss ArrRAY-A shooting sfray took place
in Liberty. Bedford CO., Va. on Thursday, between
Jos Button, OF the Lybchburg virginian, aud VIM
H. Reynolds. Of the Bedford Democrat. Several
shots we're EXCHANGED 10 the street. but neither
party hnsi. Both were held TO bail In the sum Of
5000 each.
NosfefhERr sPsIses--A correspondent OF the
Lyhchhn's lVs) Repcblicsn mentions . rumor
pss ~ &tp Amis. ~ B'aeksburg. Va ha. rent.
- re Montgomery whi,a su,phar sp,inss fw
lh'ss sss,s, vi'h the privilege Of keeping it i've
years. 1t ~, 900 pr Asasn. aslsss.
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MARRIED,
DIED.

In this city, on Thursday evening. the llth inst
by the Rev. Robt. Ryland. JOHN ii. SCOTT to Miss
ANN MILLER, both of tbi, city.
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LADII
Anderson mrs Nancy
Al en- mrs GeorEeanna
Al d rson mrs sarah
Alien mrs I
Anderson mrs B n
Bonner mrs Julia
Beck mrs -
Bngby MIRA Jane
Buruts mrs Martha W
Bagby mrs frances J
Bowser mrs Mara
Bracket mrs Bella
baston mrs Isevina
Burley mrs Thos
Chaplin mrs Or II &
Cooke mrs Martha y
Cunningham mrs N Al
Crenshaw mrs Eliza
Coss Q mrs Line
Collins mrs rartha
Cr.ffjrd mrs Emma
Cooper mrs L
carlisle mrs Sarah
Dennis miss Lou
d aprue mrs 3 II =
Duncansop miss Il z
Duncanson mrs Rebecca
Dormoran mrs Mary
Elan miss Eliza J
Elder miss Mary Jane
Elleys mrs Martha X
Ellis miss Jennie d
Farrsr miss Ann e
Fiehet.. mrs Louis V
Fisher miss Sarah j
Forest miss virgi Ia
Finney mrs + G
| Gentry mrs Mary 3
Glover mrs G II
Gray nara Susan A
Graves mrs Martha A
| Grant mrs NJ j
tray mrs James
Hooker mrs Ann r
Huckstep mrs susan
Hooper mrs sarah Ann
Hiilyari mrs Ssllie K
billiard mrs Caroline
Hyperion rnrsC
HAYWOOD mrs Susan A
Harris Drs Ann
Harrison mrs Geo
Hooper mics Susan @
Hum phreys miss NJ L
Jones mrs 0ctavia
Jordan mrs II
lack s0n mrs Ann
Kidd mrs Sarah G
Keech mrs Betty
Lea mrs Susan I
Lee mrs Maria 8
| Lewellen miss Va l.
Mann miss Eliza
Mason mis-, Bette j
Mathews miss Ann
Mapgin miss Victoria
Mann miss EmmaV
Melton miss Lavinia 8
Meyer miss Mary
Mitchell miss Julia A
Meyer miss Matte L
Mitchell miss Margaret
Mitchell miss Virginia
McKenna mrs John
Mccarthy mrs Maria an
India
Newman mrs W N
OSullivan mrs Lucy A z
Price miss Bette 2
pendleton miss Susan
Phillips miss India W
Peasants miss Mary +
Puckett miss Martha II
Peck miss Mary L
Quarles mrs Lucy Ann
Roper mrs Mary H2
Robinson mrs Maggie
Rose mrs Jane Il
Riddell mrs Nancy
Simpson mrs Jas Fl
Smsllriige mr3Charlott
Smith mrs Maria 8
Steaa t mrs LalIy
Stewart mrs Mary Ann
Sutherland mrs NJ 2
Swan mrs Susanna
Stuart miss Lizzie
Tuck mrs Catharins
Trewalier urS Ii
Turpin mrs Marian S
| Thompson mrs Harriet
Thobs mrs Susan
Tenant mrs VI
Taylor mrs Elizabeth A
Yannerson mrs Ann
Watkins mrs L K
W emmell mrs Godfrey
Wallace mrs Ann
Wa Ter mrs Lucy A
Wildman mrs Sarah K
Wood mrs Sarah A
Wyatt mrs VIM
Wren mrs Moll,e 2
Wright mrs Frances A
Winfree miss Mollie c
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~ SPLEHDID
VELVET
CLOTH
CLOAKS
AND
RAGLANs,
LACE RUFFLED SLEEVES.
Just received.
no la-3t PklCh "AIhiNo'
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~ LEATHER AND RUBBER

EB LEATHER AND RUBBER
MACHINE BETTING!
LACE.LEATHEK! STEAM PACKIN0i
GARDEN AND MIGRANT H0SEi
All of the best quality, are sold at No Fl Pearl
street at manufacturers prices, by
&C al-2w KNOWLES q WALF0RD.
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H THE PORTSMOUTH TRAN5CSIPT,
says:-"Good Bread-it is universally conceded.is
the chief ornament of we'll supplied table within
zen who can produce the staff of life IN eatabie
condition Everything is tabled in delightful style,
bur mad bread mars the whole. To enedy this evil
hOusekeepers need only to secure box of -MPLE's
YEAsr POWDER. They certainly uniai|ing intheir
operation"
sold by ali Druggists and drocersin the state.
5-2w
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LADIES LIST.

TIsED.
---------
~ LIST.
Archer miss MARI 3
Arnold miss Eliza
Ahern miss A u
Atkinson miss eallie b
n
Boulware niss G II
Kosher miss Margaret |
Bennett miss Bmma
Blair miss Archie B
Beauchaup miss Mary
Baeby miss Cntharine
Bulii3gton MRS Mary b
Burch miss Am II
0
Cunningham miss A P
Cunningham miss N
Crnwfo- 4 miss Rose
Crump miss Mary susan
Crank miss Marion II
Grafton miss NJ Il
Clarke miss Susan a
Carter Mrs J
Camp miss h d
d
Dunn mrs Maria A
ID iris mrs ellen d
Dsbney mrs Emma
Davis mrs Sar.h W
Day mrs Lucells
e
Edmondsop miss II
Edmopds miss Va T
knglish mrs NJ A
r
Furnigan miss Kate
Forster miss Ann 3
Fuller miss Jenaie
Fisher miss Mollie L
Francis Mary (coPd)
q
Gillian miss Mamie .
Gill miss Enma j
Green miss Catharine A
Griffith miss Etna Z
CIR, sham miss Roberta Z
Graves miss Sarah
ii
Hobson miss Martha
Hill miss j ,sephine 7
Hill miss Millie
Hatten miss Laura z
Harrison miss Il Q
Harrison mis- Va L
Hason miss NJ V
Hartt miss Gam
Hall miss -
HaileDt FrancesSs
Henderson BETH A o
J
Jackson mrs N
James miss + 4
James miss Jennett
K
KeYton mrs Louisa
King miss Emily j
l.
Latham miss Amanda
Leslie miss Frank
NJ
Murphy m iss Joana
Munain mrs Margaret
Mosely mrs Elvira
MuhrOe mrs Eliza
M0ffatt mrs Salomo w
MILLER mrs Mary 8
Miller mrs Mary Fl
Meriwether mrs Chas j
Mann mrs Edith j
NuIlan mrs Ann
Nc
McNaughton miss A B
| Nc X inney mrs John
McGiffin miss Lille Ann
N
Overbi miss Alice
Z
Payne miss Ella G
Pumphrey mrs Sarah A
Pollock mrs Indiana
Peasants mrs Jacintha "
Phillips mrs Geo A
Parkinson mrs Dolly
q
r
Randolph mrs Eliza
Ramsey miss Pattie 2
Reese miss Emily Z
Roper miss Mary
8
Scott miss Jane IL
3 Ship mss Martha Z
Smith miss ~srah CO
Snyder miss Il NJ
Stirling miss Harriet
Street miss Annett
Stirling mics Harriet K
Stone mrs Jane
T
Taylor mrs Susan
TRIM ers mrs l. K
Tyler mrs Corinda Il
Tyler miss Matte
Thompson mics Elvira
Thacker miss Ca, harine 7
V
Vaughan mrs Sarah
w
Winston miss Sallie B
Williams miss Stilla
White miss Margaret
Wad5ell miss Mary K
Wagner miss Emma NJ
Waldrop miss MARY o
Walker miss Mary A
Wood miss Bette G
Waidrop miss 8 A
Waterhouse miss Leila X
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~ PRICE & WATKINS.
FRESH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS!
NEU ANN Err E0TTENT

FRESH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIVALS
Beautifu, Bsyadere, Plaid, Plain and aLez SILKS,
in all colors
splepdid two founced. double Skirt and a'Lez SILK
ROBES- some Velvet Brocade, very eiegant-in
these goods our assortment il unusually rich
Superb Fren DeLaiDes. Valentlas popnns ana
Cashmeres entirely new and beautiful designs
These are in plain skirts, two and three nounces
and aLez styles , NJ.
Plain DeLaines. DeBeges. Lovella Cloths, meri
Handsome English and American DeLaines at low
BLACK BoMBAZINES,
MOUSELINES, CHALLIES.
TAMESE CLOTHS, GRAPE,
and all kinds of MOURNING GOODS.
Point Lace Collars and Sleeves
Brussels Maltese, HonitOn and French END. no.
In Fmbroiderie. aud Laces our stock is uncommonly
CLOTHS. CAssIMERES, VESTINGs,
and Mems " ear ReDerally-a large stock
Our basement room is filled with heavy foods for
plantation men aud wOmen--say Fulied Cloths, Lin
seys Blankets &c, at the LOWEST rates. In largeand
small quantities.
Hoop skirts; Bishops. a new article
Hosiery. Gloves
Laaies' and Mems Silk and Wool Under Vests and
Drawers Great att ntion is given to this depart
Hlent-all sizes and qualities are Kept
FLANNELS. LINENS. ,
BLEACHED and BROWN DOMESTICS,
TABLE and BED LINEN, TOWELS, &c.
NJ Buyers will find our stock very large, and
every department kept nnbroken ana full.
Splendid Velvet and 9th CL0AkS:
no4-I2t PRICE d WATKINS.
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" Rrprr ITNIop Mcer-

s6z. AMERICAN BIBLs UNION MEEr-
address az will be delivered BY the Rev. THos
ARMIrIAGE d d aud VIM. H. WYcKofF. LII. ID, OF
New York al other distnGnish ed speakers 10 the
second BaptIs. Church on MONDAY Evening next
O5tb inst at IL O'Clock. the subect OF fd.t fully
transldtin0 the Holy Scriptures. into all the Ian
onapes of th. " rid no ll-4ts
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nR MACHINE STITCHING,
FOR TAILoRs, DREssMAKERs, FAMILIES DC,
NEAT,
QUICK,
At the RICHMOND SEWING ROOMS, 227 Main
no t,-3t% WHEELER WILSON.
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SHIP BURNT.


SAVANNAH, Nov. 1.-THE ship Fanny Fosdicl
was burnt here last night.
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~ RICHMOND THEATRE
FAREWELL NIGHT

To EDITOR OF EVANGELIST My age is Sixty. One
rear ago, my hair WAS very grey, and had gradual
ly fallen until it had become thin. l commenced
using Mrs 8. A Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer ana
also the Zylobslsamum. now my hair is RESTORED To
IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR, AMI CEASED TO fall
REV HACHER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-13

AA& BROAD ROCK
first meeting will commence
THURSDAY, November
18th. 1858 with swetpstake for horses oW ned IN
Virginia the LIST dav of Noyem ber IssS i've mile,
out o harness, S2f0 entrance. 800 forf-it propre
tor to sdd $50 ii two more start, Ia name and
close the 18th of November 1873 now three subscri
Der.
n RACE-SAME DAY-MiIe heats. best thrs,
in five, 10 harness-purse Sjo eutrsce $40. added
free tor all
% DAY, FRIDAY. 2sTR -Sweepstake. free for al
trottng nags to harness, two mile heats, three bes;
in ve-S56 entrance, Sz5 forfeit. proprietor 10 add
$50, If two start, TO name and close the Goth Nov
1888 DOW one subscriber.
Sd DAY, TUESDAY 30TH.-sweepstake. free for
any horse mare or geding. except the Dolton and
the Tailor horses ten miles ont to harness sos ~.
trance, 500 forfeit. proprietor 10 add fl0a If two
start, 10 name and close the goth Nov, kj5, nov
three subscribers.
ID RAE-SAME DAY Mile heats free FIR PAGERS
AID trotters, to go as they pltase-purse SIS, sl0
entrance, added. CALVIN GREER
uOS-3tM TuSSa pr9nriptDT
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ADJUSTMENTS


THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT OF THE
NEW ORLEANS
ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE.
SATURDAY EVENING, NOHENBER I3. Ims
Will be presented Weber's masterpiece. the I'm.
mortal
DER FREIsCHUTZ,
THE SEVEN MAGIC BULLETS.
Miss Rosalie Durand gath
Miss Georgia Hcdson. VA,
Mr. Lyster, a.ps.
Mr. Geo Kupkle, as
yamieI tha pcu,op ~.
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charter Chris siokesT shsppsrsn q =
tiAn Era'uH nc tchossds, Ls.n
sna1ge VIM sprisss Roiyt fperiosE ~ ~"
Scott VIM Sfee's Robt Stsnn -.
Salmon Vim skesriocs Park pchue,se, Ia f.
schsd mo Besdmsnn Nichoriddons las M
sneed VIM schni't Mich.el shirpsp H.. "'
Smisher VIM " schuizs sdeipb scar IL.
scnuiz 5nun CLa.f yempla John n
s.,snys wma sie.srt Chs N seho.k Jss
sr's- WIN Studman Chas smith cant u.
Simmons W O
Tsppis WINS Throckmortou Thon,.Nuv
Tomtins n VIM Troy IA
Ia, lor VIM II Tyree John Tuessr s..,,
We, poht L ru,hiilrsnt q II rb,~ssrGy,
Ts'ly Lt Tyler0W Toput mr.
voegel Phillip Wis Jas D ysnbsr, ~
Valasky Abram Vandaventer jos
w
watkins captain wo,kum J worden Jas
VIM Wolfgrom west Jno
worrock wm whsrton Bryan whess law
MichsW Meo.ter white yno
Wian Vim II Waldrop Frspcis wajiney L..
Wayne Thns Wa prcserick wf'isrn. n
Wheeler Thos WoottenT welia Hen,wI
Williams X ID WbiieJ " de-
Mhittle Z d. Mhitiock Isaac @ Walker Geo
walker Peter williams yno w Wi,1,sas g..
Walker NJ Wilcox Jno 3
Warrington hd- Yarbrough @ D Young JnoN
olson and Rose
INITIALS.
Miss Y As
no I3-lt THos p. RraGsRpw
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BOOTS AND SHOES Of III

Al BOOTS AND SHOES VI un-
aa3 surpassed QUALITY for Ladies Misses and
Children Inst to hand the following seasonaoie
and desirable Shoes, viz: Morocco. Goat and Can
Boo,ees and Bu,kns with or without heel dlGye
Kid Congress- and Side Lace Heeled BoOts Pruneila
Single AID Double scled Buskins and Caters &C
49,, lS3 Rr. ,ad street
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FITZ LODGE,

RI GENTS' WATER PROUF AND
DReSs BOOTS-We have inst received from
the Justly celebrated manufacturers ) Miles
- 4 Son o fPhiad elphia a fresh and full supply
which We confidently recommend as superior to any
Root now use both as to durabi Try and comfort we
Gov daily invite gentlemen who wish pair OF boots
which will render service and at the same time wear
nerfectly easy to call on and be fitted.
p'i'e'''' '"''' PUTNEY WATTS.
mol. No II3 Main st. Richmond. Va.
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SALE or CATTLE Geo. W. Rosenbarger, of She.
nandoah county, Va, one Of the successful exhi
OItofs at the National Fair. has sold two calves,
kentucky Boy" and "Miss Whitaker" for $215,
snd Lilly" and Louis Philippe" for $lo2.
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I Asst WEEK-MlSS WELLINGTON
IL This beautiful young lady phrenologist will re.
main in this city only ONE WEEK longer at Ibs
Capitol House, Main street. one door from 9Th, to
accommodate those who have not been able to con.
suit her account of the crowded state Of her par
Tors. During her stay here she has been visited by
the elite OF our city, who have expressed the seses
highly pleastd with their examinations. CoBsulta
ton fee from 80 cents to S2.
HF For particulars. see small bills. n0s-sts
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ROUTE AGENT APPorsrED-Peter F. Vaden, tho
mail agent between Richmond aud Weldon. has
been transferred by the post Office department
to the new route on the Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad
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81 GENTLEMEN'S CONGRESS
S1SssssR q ALTERS We have a full and varied A.
sortment of Cents Caters, both light sno COUPE
soi Is. very fine some of them made English walk
'"s ''' NO. PUTNEY WATTS,
NJ oil act Richmond. a.
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s TO PARENTS AND GUARDI-
ANS HAVING TO BUY LITTLE BOYS
AND GIRLS SH0ES.-That l have now in store
certainly the heaviest and most durable and at the
anne time, the neatest shoes that / ever had the
leasure of showing them. which am sure cannot
De excited Recoliect the No, 40, sign OF the Big
Boot, just below the st Charles Hotel opposite side
dain street, at WIN WALSa'S
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w. Other work IN proportion
All kinds OF Jewelry made to order and repaired
IN the best manner. All WORK WARRANTED to please
OF no CHARGE
between Main aud Bank cross street leading from
the American Hotel to the Capito. Custom House
square FRANCIS S1ITH,
no l3-lt$ Watch Maker and JeWeler
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IN. Doors open at I o'clock-Concert 20 commence
n : M n-s,s
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VARIETIES; PRICES 1911, Main street.
BLACK BOAR CRAy0NS
STAT PENCILS, in Cedar Cases
FABER'a pE C1bS
GaIyANIC PENS new article-an elastic PEI
fitted to auil' holder-coWbining more nearl!
than any other the advantages of the quill ant
steel pen
POCKET BOOKS of excellent quality
pnETNONNAIFS PORTFOLIOS
yAlIOG ANY WRITING DESKS
yERv SI1PRRIoR ENvEIO PEs AND LETT EB
PAPsR, for Ladies and Gt ntlemen.
no l2-3t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14

Our modesty will no. permi, Us To say
much as to the ability which the I>,aocro,
i edited, but it j. now universally admitted
that tor energy, enterprise neatness and
beauty OF mechanical labor and design. the
Io,oa STATE Democrat office stands ahead OF
any Of its cotemporaries. and in particular
OF the davenport Gazette, which has dwin.
died down from fairly prominent position.
to that OF sneakug, snarling and toadyi-h
journal
Our advertising list Is greater than that
OF the Gazette our subscription is greater
by ten per cent. at least, and W. turn out
more job work in one week than the Gazette
does in tour. We are determined to keep
the best workmen the country affords, and
from the largest to the smallest job of print
ing. We have tho facilities Of getting up
within ourselves, the best specimens Of
typographical execution that Iowa ever
saw.
While this is true of the common work
appertaining to onr ofilce, we have the best
artistic talent in the country, employed
solely for the Democrot. Their entire time
and talent, is devoted to our establishment
and to ours alone
1t will be seen that the article Of the Ga
zettc, 0udging from the specimens in yester-
day paper, aud which it claims to betheir
best work az. now here. We excel in thi,
respect in about the same proportion that
the enterprise and business of the Democrat
exceeds that Of the Gazette
During the past few months our artist has
not been unohservant of the happening of
events, anI during the recent hot weather,
has daguerreotyped in most lively and
liie-like style, the most prominent charac-
ters and scenes our city, late financial
history
We append few Of our artists sketches
and comments
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14

10; J. v Davis 20. 10; Gee. Yapp 80 10.
Fat heueFy ;. s. T. Brusher 9. on being
refused remarked. by c. 4. | wish that
could buy more; Pat Towley 6.s Tho
kaw =. 9 Z. Cochran 10 10 9 S:rammer
10, 10; W. Papin :, Vim Hegini'cr 81
10; q. Martin .. 3 Vim. Burgoman :. :
Mrs Langpoor s. 5; John Byrns y 10
Mary McNally 5, 5: Mary kcble 3. 3; Mary
). Fairy ;, ;, Mrs. Failke :. g Betsy
Marks =, 8; r. Grath l / 10, Michael Herim
II. 10 Nrs t. Woods 90, 10 Mrs. Rik-r 10,
10; T. Hansen TO- 10; ! Anmon 2, 2 (; Tn
German 8; H. Bremen 10, 10; !. Lewis
8, 6; W. Grady II, 10; Mary Welsh 81, 10;
II. Lorenzen 10. 10; NJ. Bremer !, meme ];
John Koch i, }. Augrest 10, 10; J No
Ion 8, g. J. Mcbride 10, 10; Mrs. Matte. s.,
none; Mrs Craft 10 10, Mrs. Dunoyan o,
9; JAS. O'Rosh Is, 10; W. Clonkoy 3, none,
Moline II. Gross 100, 10; N T. pleton
IL. 10; H. Luhi 90, 10 M Birch 25. 10 !;
Mrs. Stuce >. 5 Nrs schroeder 10, 10 Nrs
krager 10. 10 John Hansen 8, none, Rock
Island: Eike Blake 10, 10: j. Nckeag 10.
10: ~ NUiller2 g Chas hose 8, 9: q.
9tuhmen TO- 10. Narget OConner IA, 10:
Augustus Finn 8, 8: J. kerchne A; Ellen
Clary 10. 10: Lizzie Giichristle, 10, Eliza
"'NaIe ~, ~ -hTN- leLlpRt ., 5 IUr. w a.
bendorf 10, To- Nrs. Montgomery 6, 6 Mrs
Flynn Is, 10 Hiss l.. Sturner Q. .: l. July
70, To- Mrs. Evers S, hrs IIeing A, 4:
K. Roland T., +. Fee 8, . Cha: Merken
thaier ., 8; II. knect 9, ) k. Hougton 10.
10; H. Alsace 10. 10 John Forbes ., !,
Mr Hill 4, 3; p. Henry 10, 10; Mike lIef-
fle 10, 10; James MsGahsn Z, ) J. Beard
10, 10, Mary McMahan, s, ,.
There was not so much excitement during
the afternoon session as the stern though
gentlemanly manner in which Judge Grant
was determined to carry out the business,
h had become better known and more thor
oughy appreciated. The best of feeling,
except in some isolated cases, was prevalent,
and after tie amount on hand was paid out,
Judge Grant announced that he should be
ready TO meet them again at 9 . clock
this morning at the same place.
Whole amount paid out,
Forenoon 1873
Afternoon l242
Total 81 900
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14

REDEEMING FLORENCE MONEY BY
.tlajge Grant, Agent for Cook d .Sorgem-
At an early hour yesterday morning the
crowd commenced gathering at Judge
Grants office, and at 9 o'clock the Paving
Clerk, Charley Kirkendal, commenced pay
ing out, under the direction of Judge Grant
The crowd collected was immense and the
Judge assured them that he should act ac-
cording to his own udgmen, in the mat
ter. The object was to exchange the Flor
ence money held by laboring men, and give
them SO much good funds as he thought
each individual actually needed
The following are the names of appli-
cants, amount received, &c:
Mrs. Pierce applied for husband, who
works on Railroad.
Judge g. Better 90 TO Railroad Compa
ny; it is rich enough to pay its own labor
ers
Mrs. F.: What shall do? My husband
worked hard for it.
Judge g.: No doubt, Madam the Rail
road must pay its own hands
ration; received S5, for which she than ked
the Judge very politely
Bridget Mooney: !l7 got part of money
for washing. Got some this morning of Mr.
Piper, clerk with Miner 4 Bro. The Judge
refused TO pay.
Ellen Doolan SIS: Husband works on
corporation. Got 10.
Mary O'Brien, 81 Hard times with FIor.
Rosine bonner, Sll. Husband works on
farm-all We got to live on. Got ten.
Mary Dunn, SO. Got by her children.
Got three.
Mrs. Sexton. S. Laborer. Got three.
Ellen Kane. So. Husband laborer; works
Tor Mackihtosh. Sometimes got plenty to
eat, sometimes not. Got six.
Mrs, Smith So. Husband works on the
street. Got city order changed for Florence.
Got three
Elizabeth Dwire, 50. Had gold and bot
stove, and got this in change. I'm 81 moor
woman with no work, and this is All I have
to live on: got ..
Lizzy Stone, 81. Got of DR.. Fountain for
work; got 2.
Bridget MCartlin, peddles on ferry boat
Judge g. Don't think you come under
the list, madam. Can't give you any mo
ney.
Bridget: I'm poor, hard working wo
man. sir.
Judge e.: Are you actually in want?
Bridget: Can't tell q le sir on my wore
! can't. am not actually in want, thanl
God.
Judge g.: You don't come under the class
I'd like to pay you for your honesty; bu
this u not my money. She got non~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-14
Rock Island Trespassers.
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .NDTICE.

VHU undersigned having been appointed By the
i War Department ~ sAgent Of the Quarter Mas
TER Department ct Rock Island, !" with full instruc.
tons TO ADOPT oil necessary for the pro-
lection Of the property from depredAions intru.
sions" Now, therefore, al persons whoms oever not
having legal right. are hereby warned and notified
TO quit tbs premises, and abstain from any further
respass.
The Deputy q. s. Narshal for Illinois will take
charge Of all wood cut the ground and forbid any
person removing the same untn the proper damages
can be assessed and PAID.
All persons are hereby forbid cutting wood or tim
Der Of any kind and notified 70 abstain from any
trsspass Whatsoever, - legal steps viii - taksn
ssains1 such depgodetors.
q. 7. sLAYnAXDD;
nao1OAtf II D. Agent Wav napA