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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
WHEELER L WILSON'S

fhi is the a, No. ]" Sewing Machine for eli
Observing, even TO the most beautiful
II T. M M Z NJ O..
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson for family use.-
N. Y. Tribune.
Wheeler l. wilson's Machines are the fdrorites
lpr families J.. Times
An examination OF these machines and their worA
10 respectfully solicited.
D. p. WHITE, Agent,
second st., opposite Cook b 6arssut's Bank Dsvsn-
pert Iowa
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l q r at ID scOveyl
Cement Roonnx,

VIE undersigned, wx h. NIuorr Z 90 are
now prepared T. put on their Newly Discovered
Elastic Cement Roofing.
Which is considered the very best thing In tho ue
OF Cement Roofs In existence. In the irst place,
We do not use Tar, which Ii considered very great
object ION to the Patent Roofing now used.
Our Cement 10 elastic, white, and IS hard - mar
Ole when dry. 1t does not injure the rain water BY
coorng or hardening It in the least neither does the
neat or cold affect at ALI 1t 10 just - hard IN hot
weather - Il Is in cold
Persons wishing TO have Cement 1oofs are request.
ID to call and see my samples before making any en-.
gagements elsewhere.
1t can be applied - cheap as any cement roofing
now used In this city. State and County rights for
sale.
Call at our shop, No 2s Harrison street, between
First Add Second streets, Davenport.
mch29-d&wtS wv. II. NINOTT co.
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T1ETn DxrRAOTHD E7 NEW PROCESS
= without occssionins any delay Or pain whatsver
JULIUS CHESEB3OUCH.
Dental Surgeon.

O11lC8-In Nervin's Block. 81 Perry. between Cd
and eth streets.
Having completed arrangements, he In now prs.
pared To extract testh BY admitting slight current
Of electricity around the tooth At the time Of extrac
tion, thereby ALA yng all pain attendant upon AZ
tracting By the ordinary method.
TaepAtitnt has full knowiedss Of wfat Il pass.
Ing and there not thoso effects which are oftsn
noticed after having teeth extracted By The uss ef
Caleyoform or tie yyseaing process.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
JAM Es r. NOR TOn,
NASHVILLE AGENCY OFFICE.

A.
HAVING dtsposed OF his interest In the Store bu 4,
ness In the village. has opened an onlee for the
transaction OF General Agency Business for the
sAe OF inuds, drawing conveyances and taking app-
cations tor Insurance on Town property collecting
notes ard accounts, etc.
Aiso-ateading Suits before Justice Courts In tie
County,
lie will also keep Register Of Land for sale in this
ana Asoinlns counties, giving full description, and
the Terms OF Sale of the same
Also-a STOCK EstrAy Book, In which entry will
De made on application OF esrHys taken up or other.
wise, with description OF the game and where they
may be found.
Refer to any respect able lawyer in Dayenport
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

A TTORNFY AND COUEsELLoR AT LAW.
"A Davenport, lows.
"fnt t--'av-hporrs BLOCK, corner Main ana Sec
VI 'tN decl3d,f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

COUNTY FAIR.-Thc great falling of
OF the crop this year, will, we fear, be q Sc
rious draw back on our county fair this year
unless some extraordinary effort is made on
the part Of farmers mechanics and stock
growers. We are confident there are arti-
cles enough in the county to get up a show
That Will do credit to the citizens thereof.
But in erder that the occasion NAV be hon
orahle to the county, each and every man
and woman must consider that it is their
duty to contribute to the cause. 1t would
be very wrong to let this matter 90 by un-
Needed and we tru-t is will not. Let
every farmer bring along his samples of
produce and stock, and farmers wives their
butter, cheese. dc, the mechanics and mer-
chants their goods, wares and merchandise.
We are afraid that there is not quite enough
OF attention bestowed upon this matter, and
weurge it upon the public mind, that new
energy and thought bs enlisted in the cause
OF our County Fair.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
To TcQchCrss ,

'ISIACHER0 desiring situations In ne puhl,c
= schools Of the City. vill mako written spplica.
before the Ist day Of Sept. next An eraminst,or
o. teachers BY the County Eupcrint sndsnt vim b
". J.. OOOK,
tr~-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
GEO. L.. HlJBnsEIE.,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AND
"A Commissioner Of Deeds for Connecticut, will
give prompt and careful attention TO the coec OF
claims conveyance OF Real Estate, examining titles
and all other kinds ofle2al business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
The DavcnDOrf Ti,nc. !.

nrst number Of The Davenport 7Y,-ss vf,
oe issued on "Wednesday, Sep, IL Az p-r-r.
W"hing advertisements Inserted are rvaae.sm., j.
cave them st the onhoe Of Lns- Lane a % fo-ner
.ow, ana after that at Times once IN HsrsoI,..
ciAted Press. w. 'n' Ssso-
angiI CLARE p.prru . 80
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

VN0ULD ANNOUNCE TO THB CITIZENS on
w Davenport and vicinity that he has resumed the
practice OF medicine and may be found. when pro-
fesstonAlly engaged, bis Office next door TO Exres
Once. Eov25dtf
". II. y. 6URLEY. JOHN " ao0ERs.
(.URLEY a. ROGEHS,
A rTORNEYs AND COUNsELLORS AT LAW.
"A Osfice--Hoffsn ans New Building, Main street,
between Front and Second, Davenport, Iowa.
Feb16du
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New Cabinet Wareroom

tcon. noeE lsLAzD AND ounru sr'O
WITTY On kinds Of yurnisuss can b had sucA
~ e Onsifs. 1ablss. Totlsts, Bureaus, 6inh and
wasa Stands, Wa4dfooes, ospSoaSds, 1sncy -.
eseaAs, Common Dsdstsads, 0sv 0t,ls Exfmsioa
1eolss ana ether articles too nueress 70 nsntion,
VIE :aats oose Osees. oouaeen, 'Dssks. ehoV.
s,s''' ss''sy md 40 ssds = e1ds aad .srsa-
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
Ae opod - nev. oelas S1Sn1sAs1 vilA usvopsan
~ Is1nosc 81 ssPeissli MaAsDnag, oassosa1 o.
80 9oe.Ree0 0Ao1D sGDo1Bo6 aal vasyaaool Gpol
IA'n0ns - vasaisAfag dsas . - sAes1Se .
- ..Aa.sl0sl ~ a,vsgs - Sssal q - ~
- ~ ~ eg41a
La1ias. Asve ysu suaassss vas,ianea - -
3ssSsSs, ~ onsa
Osgp01et'e 0seoqp0ooGDor.
J96 :::s:.1 - = = =, s..:.saR2,ss1
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
school Notice.

pshoONS wishing to apply for principals and ls,
assistants certificates Of the City eco .le viii be-
snn'a q tho school house cnrnsr Of sth and War.
eugZsdtd J. n. JOUN6ON 0ec'v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
Metal Warehouse, ,

MeU0l ~ WrCuaOuuSCS
Al vabash Aveuenue, Chicago. III
me undersigned Importer and dealer In Tin Plate
Ahese Irou Wire, Block TN Ccpp-r, Zinc, and Net
es osnsrally, has established at tae above place,
METAL WAREHOUSE,
Vhsre can always Be found good ply Of all ari-
eleo IN his line. Al ORDERS prcmpuy executeo.
VSSe. (Jssodsmsl TH0s Du0knhs0N.
W M = NTH Il q u =
Peoria, H.,
n1n111lMD ard lonu6notufofG.
ulllYrE1 IN s''''''''' '''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
CHA0. f.. PGTNAM

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AMI
"A Notary Public. once, No. %, Dayerport'l
Block Msin street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
GEO. T.. WlsiTCOMx.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IA Notary Public and Comm issioner of Deeds for
New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Pennsyl vsnin
and Ohio.
Ohce-North-" est corner OF Main and Second
sueets, Davenport, Iowa. aug I'll
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

however noticed, and was the occas;on =
many inuendocs on the part of the friend
oi .he other candidates, that they all car
Fled clifford tick cts. Another Irshman be-
ing challenged, Mr. Collins, one of the tell.
er'' took occasion to deliver, for his benefi,
ana delectation of the crowd, q long har-
ahgue upon the objects. purposes and char
ac'eF OF the Republican party. ending in
terrible emphasis. with the following ques.
ton, Now, do you vote the Republican
ticket at the election 2" No answer being
given, ne was allowed to vote-givinp him
the benefit Of the doubt upon the question
In this manner the voting proceeded until
tour o'clock, many persons voting twice and
'hrice for Clifford. At four o'clock the polls
closed, and the counting commenced amidst
supreme disorder, the friends Of the re-.
spective candidates crowding around and
squeezing each other near to death in their
to learn the result.
1t soon became apparent that Saunders
Nd Patton had bcth been ott-grueraled bv
iiiford; that he had pulled the strings to a
much better advantage, and that they were
no wherein word that the gold in
'iilords pocket outweighed the merits Of
'aunders, and the party services of Patton.
he following result was announced amid
heers by Gifiord's friends and loud expli-
auves BY the friends of the defeated candi.
atcs:
Clifford ticket. 25s
Saunders q" 40
Giffords majority of ali the votes cast.
as Is.
lhs mutiny then adjourned Hnrrah for
lfford and his fifteen thousand dollars. and |
cath to the impudent aspirations Of any
Dor man for office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
CARDS..


A TrORNAYS AND COL N8ELLERS, NOrARIEs
xAPuolie, -mmissioners OF Deeds for Maine, yer-
mont, New II iin shire, Asssaohus sits, New YORK.
New Jersey, Pcnnsylvsnin, Virginia, Onto Tcnnss
ses, kentucky, Ill nois and Missouri oftcs No .,
hsia st one door south of Coax d Sarg.nt's Bsnk
July list, 1855. iulyl-dhwIv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
C o NJ M E RCIAI
Davenport Market.

DAvIHPoAr, Aug o.
Business fair, but too dull for Saturday con
siderable quantity OF light and heavy produce oame
ln' and found sale st fair prices. We quote wheat
a. declining. The state Of the Chicago markst will
not permit wheat to command 90 Aish price a
heretofore AYssserday qaotsd at 6SS 100 for nev
wheat. ani to-day 1t So96o - decline Of Ave cent?
per oushei THIS, a. -, csasss no decline N aour
In this market
The receipts Of wheat for the psst week hsvs been
abodt 500 bushels per day, or shout 900 bushss sor
tbs week. This We consider fair estimats. 1his IL
not more th an half snoush for the demands OF home
milling
The -four manufacture sor the past week ~ ~
down as follows:
VI. nuiott. ................ 400 0olo.
a. puIrOWo 100 I"
AAUiou AIuo eco -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

AEbRICGS SUGAR COATED PILLS-so good
fhas fifty boxes perform nifty cures-one box sell,
tTenty-neiAhbor recommends them TO neIghbor-
stranger 70 stranger to stranger. Made from gums.
oalsams and extracts, their effects upon the human
system 10 mild, searching and beneficial Put up 4.
large family boxes. Hvery pul coated with sussr.-
70 cents per ooS. Sold By dEoGsists everywhere.
aUg22-daWly
HAI1 1RESTORATIvB.-wes ere pleased to be adj
to record the satisfaction Of our patrons after tr.
Of An article advertised In our Columns We hsv
The aassfacion 70 know several OF our readers who
nave uscd Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, and pro.
nouaced IL To be Just what the adverisemsn, say, /.
" We have several personal acquaintAnces, too,
who wee gray hesded-thcy have tried It. and now
their har 10 restored 10 its original cocr and .hev
willingly add their testimony to iss efficacy, and will
give farther Information to others desiring Il. This
speaks well for tho article and sdvlse oil who do
not wish 70 appear gray headed. to uss Woods Hair
Restorative - WesteTn Patriot.
Sold " Gil good Druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

Doors AND SHoEs.-Dedrick, at
Fuller 1t Hubbards old stand, offers his
goods lower than the lowest. His stock of
ladies' wear is complete and cheaper than
first cost-and other things in proportion.
Call and see the chances.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29
Frank PlQllller.

A TTORNEY'S and Counsellors at Law, and Nots
IA ries Public Also agents for the Charter Oal
Ylre Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn.,, Capital 100000
Oity Fire In Co. New Haven, e6OO,OaO
once Le Claire Block, Davenport.
Julyl I6b7dly PRANK PLUMuh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-29

CORBlN IL DOW,
A TTORNEYS AND CoUNsRLLORS AT LAW
n
EOTARIES PUBLIC
Ofhce-At Mscklot / Corbin's Exchange once,
Davenport, Iowa. oclotf
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P,Ssc~ lNtellsge0oel

NEW rmvvIve DoDos --On saturday afternoon, ~eM
dr-so y.eDs called 81 ds residence Of Dr. Grscom,
No az Esss r~e1y tusa street; AID ssxsn TO ses tue
cocrnr. BeDg L'ssusd th.t no sss out " toSa, Aod
t- she pbj scisD sho siiendsd to bis psisn durlg
abs, Dr. Rsg, Of No. is2 txsston sVeaue, the
yours ao syosessed uch regret and Astsi Tor sheet
pspv, snc peUcil ~sned wrtc ,ine 30 Dr. O.
The ~rurg mau ssis ~srr fufnsnst m sDh DO ~roe
Ehor, noie sep,Ds II Hepsy Thomas per JSrHs haofs,
No "a FRA etr~et Ha then left, css,n. or MRS yes
ma guIi spectarIss, pr0aeeded 70 tbs rot'uec az
Dr RrMN ~ho also hsp Seoed 10 DO abseuk from he'nA
hsf n" scrcso rhe and rDlis iefb xl.Ss -
acse Il gc1i insrumepss and portsmrnnas Certain
os ~ te "a osscr'bsa beiee about txsniY years u
ssr nvs sbd hA iScnss Ia height, ana wors
gsst cSn aoa da-S sptes
AIrEaPr Ron.- chemss Iaasrgaa residing .. No. "a
%~ers, was ARRESTED late saiurtsy night charged
~"h as'sm ting 70 rob John Carroll OF No I'll nyrts
avenue, Brooklyn, WIN got drunk ard laid dowa for Q
steep UPON The sidewalk Of tao FIVE So his
sso licked up for trial.
IARcssv nv SERVANT Mary Rsass, q servant In the
employ OF dr. berry Schroder OF No $50 axta avenue
arrested % Sunday, charged Sih roeSipg srs-
p,o,er 81 AGA. which shs to- from trunk under his
bed o. her being taken ipto custody the
ooey except nfty pips cents, aud committed by jus
toe Qnaukepbush !0r trial
PASSING CouSnRy1ar sosxr.-oaarles Smith, young
mar arrested Saturday evening charged with a
tempting oountereh moosy ut tho restaurant Of
WIN su.nn corner Of Bsosd~ay and wsverisy plaza.
Hu drst offered ooautertet ave dollar biI rue Nor
cbaDs Bans ut Ne wp0rt, Rhode Iiaud and than coua
,e'fsr COLLAR bin Bank of eans N-< York.
Jusce QaAckeubush oomniised him 70 swst exA1iua
ton
SrABBIxG ARRAY William Fash arrested on suu-
day, charged with stsbbeg William Downsy, Of No fb0
Third street, to tre thigh, causing dangerous wound
rhe parties both neg oos aud FASH aaous OF the
attentions rhawu by DO vosy 70 his ws FASH vas iock
60 40 os Justice Steers 70 await the result OF sho injuries
inflicted.
TROUBLE CoLORxD CaruRcu.--About three fourshs Of
the membs OF shs Methodist oolored church In SECOND
street. appeared before Justice sseers Saturday, and
ssksd him sdudcase for the Of Of their
yonI members tho had giri living with b m ~ h's
Sfe hut 10 whom no had never been usrrist. Tho
magistrate heard about twenty OF then toll their story,
and hen dismssed ths mater by advising them 10 soto
It according 70 their church regulations.
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Died


AIc.snr-on saturday, JAY q, Of congestion OF tao
lungs, M Rorsrr ArokSDss native Of Gisss1r, Scot,
The members Of s. John. Lodge No star Of p,,hIs-
hem. No. S22 and zcuand X. A chapter, No. ili and
theffiencs OF toe Decreased, requested - ssai ths
funeral from the Of Court and Joslsmoo s,-eets,
Brootyn, this (hoaday) Afternoon. bad pas. three
BsWs.s-M Hudson ". ", on Friday, july o. ruro.
FHrlus 4. BauSsAS, Es Ia sotn year If Ma sgs.
CmyD.-At prngneid Long Island, AuEyi tho vito u
@. g. Creed. Of Scv YORK, aged q years.
The epos invited 70 attend tho fupera 81 no Pres
byse~isn church, Jamaica, T. T., tbs thIndsy) stos
Doou, n four O'Clock.
native Of Couniy Cork Ireland, aged 10 years aot
months.
sd the funeral from the residence OF nsr isshsr, No
Batavia sress, 10 morrow truesday) sierno0o t~o
O'Clock
CpyeryR--os sunday evening, July 70, Mrs MARY
CryeIR, In the setn year Of her age
Notice Of funeral In b. myrrow's paper.
ssSs :, Sunday, jay os. ,,a,,., sSe.s,g s
year months ana "a days
ThilAdelpha papers p.esse c1py.
JOesrT--On saturday July "a, ErgER, daughter u ms
late J. l. Joseph, ssed 40 pears.
ne riends Of the family are respectfully invited /,
tend the funeral thls tsooday) afernoou a. 'our oclc
frsm the residence Of her uncle, Joseph, No. las
East ruirtcenth street, without further tavtsuin
KsicuAs 10 tn,s city, on Sunday, Jaly 70, sf'er
short hnees, E1A AususTs, ony CHILD Of lao : and
Phebs ,. Keionsm, ssed year, m1lshs and ~ days.
Her rcmans wilt be taken Norm Port, f. l.
long Island papers please copy.
KuusG.--Oo SuncaS morr'rg, yuy 8, TsssETrs ksL-
Loce, In the Tsth year Of her ue.
TIE friends ami rci.tves OF the fsniy ere respectfully
invited W attend the furcral, from ais 10, resi1e1cs, No
lOi East foi,ty fourta street., near LsxoHon avenue,
this Monday afternoon, at O'co X.
Mrap suddenly, on Sturdy, JAY -, Mrs. h2tEsts,
widow OF geds,ban Mead aged 90 years. month and IL
days.
hc relatives band frieocs Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend me funeral, this (xcn1sy) M,evnooa
two o'cosk from tee residence OF hef sou, :. g. Mead
No "a uoyou street. der rcms,s wi be taken 10 Gree
wood Cemetery for lnterment
McFnrpr On Saturday morning. July "a JAWS CO ~i-,
Mcf,xrux OF oousuup.ios, a. No. $50 Eighth avcnie.
| McKrsNEy.--pn Friday, July "a, asrr1Ew McKsSNxY
| q r.pye u the county Of Wexford, Issand, aged Z,
me funeral vii take place iron bis lvs rssa.acs No.
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BrFFAto, Iuly 2l-6 r. ~
There has been q pretty fair dem.pt tor lur 10 day,
an pee ally for zoe better grades saca zee
nastei arm Commoc grsIes arr tub. Sales f.5n,
tpis o. 70 or sood supefan. 60 osia ard Illinois
a. 60 ~ I2h ftr extra do ~ % ~ as for goltt
cboic- exirs indiana, Canada and ohio; ~ 5osA rs
for double ex.rA. woeai IL fair demand, ana mar
pc, trn salcr 10000 bushels chicago spring nj TO ,
n Geo warm Mlvauks CUE st 7sc 100. Corn IN mil
a. Aia demand ana market 0rm Ssss: 25'sO bGsoes ~
500 sac Tor Of RYE frm. Sizes 900 busnos If
COO Oats nrn Ssiss 30 600 bus Gle al 81 37kot,-
bbls al 2iIc Cssai fticeh.s frrnboss scsrcstoc on
flour lie wheat l0c. on rn - Nev York Rsceiot'
hsbt wird urfsvoraole Cansi expors-2,lA bb g.
asur II aga bushels whest IL, SIS bushes corn COS
bushels o~,s 800 bushes rye.
Oswnso, July 2i-sP w.
Flour etssdv. wheat firm 5000 bushes ~ 81
oS Tor white Mchisse add Iodsns, and VI o. Tor white
Capad an G rp quiet Oats ire ~ - 90 bus1e AZ
aOc Boats very scarce, in 81 tue late break
10 tho canal Schenecaoy: but rates Of freight u1
chspzsc. Isks impcrss tods7 600 hushes wheat,
40 CO do corn Canal exports-2,sno barrels hJur,
so ntp busbes wheat, s. oc do corr, 900 40 oss.
urge CT grain vessels tie lake, and the re-
oep,s on Monday will probably be large.
CINCINNATI, July 2s, 1858.
-Four srn. whiskev active at 22c Pork buoysnt
lard 1870. - ~, ,s,o
Flouv quiet whc.t quiet az eoxc C,rn scrve ~
Gas Osis arm. Shipments 10 Banslo-i,loe ooh hinr,
ia oeo bushels vhest, 2coo 40. coru. ReceiPes-v1
bbls nour, IA 900 DO wheat, "a, 900 do corn.
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GEN. JEFFERSON DAVIS AND THE FREE ATERs-
1t IL well known that among the most constant
and consistent of the supporters of Mr.. Bu-
cbanan's administration and measures during
the late session of Congress was Senator Jefferson
Davis, of Mississippi heretofore pretty generally
regarded as Tho great Bombastes Furioso Of the
Southern fire-eating disunion faction. 1t is also
known to our readers that during his late New
England tour Gen. Davis defined his position to
be that Of a staunch conservative Union man.
This discovery eomewhat perplexes the Charles
ton Mercury, the ultra secession editor Of which
conftess that be cannot understand what the
honorable Senator means when he speaks of
the "trifiing politicians of the South" And
the Senator's antecedents Of 1850 and 1862 are
brought to bear against him. Finally, We are
told that "the HERALD says his bark is up for
the White House." Very well. Let that be the
explanation, and 1t proves at all events the sags-
city OF Senator Davis In standing by the Union,
and the Union and conservative administration
Of Mr.. Buchanan. They are wise men who peotit
from the teachings of experience.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Oar Special Wsshinetsn Despatch.
THE uUDsoS's BAY COMPANY AND rHK GOLD DIGGIrGs
ON rRAzsR kIvEa-

Vot Sp<ct2A wonoho8N~0 DeoPotcu
THE uUpsoss BAY COMPANY AND rIIE GOLD DIGGrrGs
on FRAzsR KIvEa-
WASHINGTON, July Is. 1858.
Our government begins to realize the Importance
OF auestions, heretofore thought but little Of re-
hting TO the rights and claims OF the Hudsons Bay
Company on the Pacific side Of the continent
Unless wise and liberal policy be pursued by the
British with regard 10 miners in tue Frazer river
country, there may be collisions that would lead to
international difficuties The American miners will
soon learn, II they have not already, that neither
Governor Douglas nor the Hudson's Bay Company
have any authority over mines on this continent.
The colonial Governor Of Vancouvers Island
(Douglas) has no authority beyond wha. his CON-
mission coniers. He has no right Of jurisdiction,
and has never claimed IL BEFORE over the main Lad
or any other territory thar vancouvcr's Island, in
the capacity Of Governor, and except chief factor
Of the Hudson's Bay Company. Neither the company
nor he, M its chief factor, have any right under
their charter except the right privilege OF trading
with the Indians They have no po~sessory right
over the mines or approaches TO mines, aud there
fore the imposition Of taxes license fees by either
Governor Douglas or the company il usurp lt,on 9f
authority. All mines belong to the crown Of Eng
land; but Il has been desided by British an horics
in Australia that plscers' are not mines; in The
meaning OF the enactment ceiing al mines 70 the
crown, that gold washing and working Tor gold ON
the surface IL not mining.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-26

2ss rac'ss .tross Brootiyn, ,sss (xoos.y, ssrr ~
three O'Clock.
MuRrrY On Sunday. July 2s. yons xURPsr OF gHoxra
PAr'h Dcrerane County Corr IrtlsAd
TIE frauos scd soqsssntsroes era respectfully vA
IN Gisnn tho farerI On tbs (aoodsJ) erooon, snfes
ocioot from bn r>e,Sstss, Tretssku, ~ J.
kEsrxL In Br,skt7n, on Ia 9day, July Is GzRrauDV
wfe OF A. A. Nesi, aged ~ yars, months Gaa 2r
Tte relatives and s,escs o< ses family srs re.osc,sy
irvit 10 attend fuuer IRON lste rssiasocs
2ss aeCTy sFses, 90 Tuesday Afersocs, al s~o ssos
without rurtber Invitation.
Hsxf,roN, irts.t scs Of Janes ~ Osu snd Msrri<sa
Queer, sgrH vssu.
sssday, July 49, GAssxrr Sans, !. shs eiss
year of bin age IH
The yjepcs sud relatives oS the family are rssv.ssury
Invited stsesd ths funeral soovrcS fraAsfsy) ~
teri o2n II O'Clock, from his ate residence No so
West rWeEpesb Atreet
vos HAGsS.-Oa saturday evening, July - ApssArvD
AuCesrs VGn HAGss dsugher Of narsn and Ahetno Vps
Hagsp, agec 10 months AAd IL days
The uTe tsi viii tate place tois (xo0dsy) srssps,
~ two O'Clock from No. So Hyvhe avenue. B,oDxiga.
fhs friends aud scqusintanccs invited 70 attend
wuIS--0o sunday, July 26 LAURA, youngest daughter
Of B 4 and X Willis, aged year, II months ssd
days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
moro pe o, cen O'Clock, from No II Ds'ancey stroet
wNAcy. On Sunday evening, july rs, ~ b>Ic past
eight c'cc TX, jams EDwAKD, son OF James wsiises
era osoo 81 Wallace, II the 18th year OF his A~
TIE uuerai will take place o. st Lukcs Church - %
(ruescay) afsrDo0D o. foar o'clock. the reis
tvee snd friends invited 70 attend siihou: furtssr
iuvtston-