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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24
THE TURF.

NEW YORK RACEs-FASHi0k COURSE, L. l.
~ This day commencing al one O'Clock precisely Great
sloo forfeit ST SO added BY the proprietor Sue washington
Nicholas aud Tar River viii positively start In this and
others have been entered and also
for three year ods mile heats Sl00 subscription
$50 forfeit closed the first Of July with four nominations
50 forfeit closed on tho rs Of July with I've nominations
Acting Judges for the meetng-1en. Wessinorc, New Or
leans; Arnold Harris, Washington City Col Robert Evans
As the Fushng Railroad after ten
O'Clock the morning will be well for persons wishing to
Full particulars OF the great handicap 0wo miles and han
and other 10 on on the day 18th inst
given hereafter o. r. HAKE
EASuION COURSE RACES.--FRANK MONTyERDE
formerly OF No Barclay, and now Of No. ana also
the public Friday the cath Of September and At all tines
where they enabled to get his best old brandy and all
Frank win be No Barclay street every day
Friends from blaine to Texas let Us yoY SS nSna
OFFICE OF THE UNION ASSOCIATION FOR I'M
~ proving the Breed Of Horses NO 70 William stree.
Union Association and members OF the club VII
please cal the treasurer and trustee Thos W. sater
ihwae ESQ. Underwriters Buildings 81 William street and
pay The OF their subscriptions meeting Win be call
tho Isl of October next to elect officers or the club Tor
the snsnng year denemen wshs o JON can 90 10
ance from M r NJ In order facilitate the duties OF The
committees the association will not dispose OF any
person will be admitted the track between tho draw
gates but members invited SSss and entering
10TH STREET AND TwENTyTIITRp STREET FER
III ries-DurnE the the Fashion Course, three
VIII be kept running Tenth street ferry and two
boats Twenty third street ferry all OF which land al
Grccnpon where stages will be in readiness to convey pas
the This will he found much the Shortest
nd bpat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

ANTHOLOGY.
n ASTONISHING AsTRoLogTsT-MADAm MORROW
thus hIssy sed lsay !. TIE seventh dsassier and
Of NE All who wish speedy marriage may cali soon and
see her invoke he powers Of her wonderful science snd ten
You he Of your Intended husband just re-
turned rom WHERE she never failed ~ giving perfect
" Norfolk street, between Broome and Grand oennemen
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO MAR
~ rage awsus partnership ncendlafes thefss murder
ssrooger 46 Pearl street near Cbshan Terms 80 cents
Time q birth required.
A sToNrsHrNG.-MADAME YORK, THE GREAT EN.
~ alish rpsy paniss VIII tell by The palm Of the hand
know he circumstances which surround them kcwiss
their future prospects, viii do well by calling Madame
YORK lsi Eighth avenue, near Seventeenth street
fyIAIRvoyANCE- SEYMOUR no sPRrvu
~ street few doors Of Broadway the most successfu
chs liver complaint debility indigestion srrofaa ac cured
durable Uneing advice business absent friends &C.
ana sallslncnon given or 90 pay asked
ftIsAfRyoyA NcE-GREATD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
world All diseases cured remedies prescribed correct
examnaiions given remember, pay asked Residence
MISS A. W. SNOW, THE CELEBRATED BUSINESS
vi chyoyan, will find sbscnt friends trace lost Or stolen
Residence sS Greene street, room No l. FIRST hccr.
NOTICE MRS. r1.EuRy, no @s BRoovE sRTHET,
the planets and answers questions business marriage ab
sent friends 40, by magnetism She speaks French, Eng
NJ D,.wHo HAS NOT HEARD or THE CEI.EsRATED
thousands IN this and other cities with entire satisfaction She
iee confident she has no equal she tells he name q niue
dies " ocas; gentlemen, o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24
MEDICAL.


nR W. IApMONT, 81 MERCER STREET CORNER or
~ Spring opposae 81 Nicholas Hotel New York. ones
hours from 10 A Oh ? r NJ, except Sundays
DR. WATSON $50 RRooMr STREET, sRcoND
~ block OF Broadway. Once hours from 8 IN the
morning IN IN the evening
nR. RALPHs OFFICES, h2 BrFECKER STREET,
IL corner Wesley place, two blocks east of Broadway
nR. WARD, OFFICE sss BROADWAY SOUTHEAST
~ corner Of Browne street. second hoor Oace kpurs
SP.M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

rT,o FANIIIFS or NEW yoRK--A PROFESSOR
wishes give lessons In The French language music n
required return for bis board aud lodging Reference
given Address NJ j. A Theophle, l02 Esst Thirteenth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24
GpEED, COMFORT, ECONOMY.
- FoR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA,

United States Man line
The favorie steamship ALABAMA Capt Geo n Schenck
wi leave ON SATURDAY September ~ AZ ~ NJ from pier
M North river Through tickets had the follow.
ing place. Fare as low es BY any other from New
Work 10 Savannah; accommodations SUPERIOR
New YORK " New Orleans $50 20. Modie sw Mcp,aoms.
~ Ala $40 Atlanta, Ga s23, Albany, GA, e24 Conmhis
sfn eZS Macon Ca. &2l; Savannah Nb
BPcrpors wishing through tickets arpy hour
before the departure Of the steamer For freight Or passage
freight this will be " cents per foot and other ar
uele. n propcrtio~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24
EoR CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. :.
Through IN a. hours
The STEAMSHIP
NASHVILLE,

NANHNfTLE
Captain Murray.
Wi take The place and leave Tuesday,
Tepserber ~ IL O'Clock shippers holding receipts Bills
of lAdng Columbia requested ~ take notice Of the
change their assurances During the prevalence
epidemic the of this line will be
loaded by bargcsshippers win insure accordingly BUS of
adinr signed the psrr the once the dock All goods
for the Northeastern Railroad must be msrkedCsre Agent OF
Noraheasiern Railroad Charleston.
Through tickets 20 the following PLACES may be had by APP
plying a. below
To MONTH nnery so
IT, AiAnss q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01
CHOICE AND sELECTI

The ats'y rsctirti stack Spring md Sammer Goods
dtM< .'yfs Of zhgn'0, HEgasS, So o. eerasr Jc1rOS
dHd Water SIS, WhtsliIg, Ia.
RESPECTPULLY Invite my and customers 10 call
Land ryllnRe my assnrtmt nj Of CLOTHS CASSEHFRES,
RESllNGS, lLIRSBIkLES GOODS, HOSIERY aud
NO1IOS iuit received from the Eastern cities Having
paid particular attention to selecting my goods feel Goa
hdent q being abls to crafty the nUSt t4.dIOus tate
uh2e ~ 81 81 ~ sfla-s THOS HIJ0IiER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01
VI LAM On NEMsI3APEIlS.

ribcrs who DO not rive express nbuee 4 thecou.
1iSSSl 1pi!dsrsl As Wishing TO copude udetletlubieFp
ais;l. 6SlI order The diieohtnuaiie ie OF lkiSpfF.
S5 he n shfr EAy continue tO Sepd them vi lp AF.
AL SebssE ~ neglect refuse b takt thUif A.
Atstiois t. 1aiSARNlgh they are directed thl IA
s'psnsb tht. have settled M n;s' sad SrSetsd
tIrontiIted.
v-iiahhScTbers to other places EithOutln
nE Inbsh and ht papers are sent t4he oruIf u
Setion, they At, held responsible. 14
5.Thc CoUrt,hayt Decided that refusing % take peih
ais irtM the cce removing and leaNna them une CL
,er,l' primo hlc'nryIltngv Of Intentional frAud lE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01
Domestics and Foreign Staple

- SS@SS Sh4ANA - S4SA9A OSoHA0
PRlNT-Sv0 pieces At only els per yard, worth I2 etc.
BLEACHED MtSLlNS-l50 pieces, fIll yard vide, aud
very tine for only ~ ceuS yard. Also E1cvletqua.
ity : Musas for only cents yard. ASupeTOT article Of
Sea sllGd Brown MUsRs = wide for cents ShrttingB
anil Pillow case MGSius at almost any price
CHECKS 1T very low prices. BeekIuG frS rate ArtI.
only i!l cents per yHri very cheap.
CRAS-A very roud quality for only cents per IITG.
IRISH LlNENS-A splendid article, warranted all llnsL
for only 81 cents a yard
goods fast eolOsI guaranteed for
4 y cetis.
DG REGEs AND LCSTEES-some as low a. cent,
yard: at tap3-Jml ALES. HEYMASS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01

NoLORED STGGW IATS.-MtaI and Bo,I, Of STtTy
y dt'crpIou AullaIe iOr our smOEy atmosphere. Cali
and see item. LAItl ). D. lIARtkk 4 SONS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01

by virtue Of deed Of trust 20 me from Iae HafquhAr
ID dated the Esd day Of September, A. p.iI, and TS.
corded In the Clerks oce Of Ohio County court In Deed
Book No. a. folio 4SS viii sen At public auction on the "a
dAy Ct 4y D. lsjS Mt the front dnoF Ufthe Court House
OF Ohio county In the city VI WhrelnR Virginia. all the
real sate g:Anted and conveyed to 10 said deed sf
trust as described 10 said deed thAtsto ssy certain hAf
10" being the North halt Of Lnt No. S thirty six IN Eon'G
addition 10 thtey Of Wheeling anil situated on the North
west corner Of ChAp.inc Marshall Bfee,s; btrE the
property conveyed by Joseph Graves aud SATLE ha
"iis by deed bearing date September %. 4 b. 1851.
Term, Of Sale made known on the day of Osie.
ceiling Trustee shSi convey only Eucff til. a. 10
vested In me by Baid deed o? trust.
mh3i-in GIBSON L. CRANMER TruStre
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01

| !. q. EAEEE w.C.WGIGsT.
BAKER g. WRIGHT,
TOBACCO, SNUFF & 'sEGARs,
No. IS, Main street,
kP9-lY WHEELING, VA.
lU,UUu IN the city-aDout go direTent pattern. TaSE
nE price from Ply" 70 0ns Dollar bolt; hi. stock
want Of good 1aa cheap article VIII plsa4s call and
ania: my stock. J. c. HARBOUR,
al3 No. li3 Mainst.
HATS! HATS HATS!
= AVERY, lat and Cap manufacturer, has on hand
% large assortment VI the late Spring fashions. Cen
s.ANERY, l46 Mainst:,
mhsI WhVei!uE,YH.
Fresh Arrival.
SPRINo AND SUMNER GOODS.-w- have received our
- stock u Spring Goods cvuslstnE of tie
greatest Yac, or s les before offered which will be
'oi. low. lEp2j SD. HARPER sUNs.
DLANTEG NATs-O! every color, admirably adapted "
e 's"'' Ot'ns light SnS WIN WaRSpS sTGSS Sr,@s
C,ENrlENEN'S FRENCH HATS-As suitable for vars
npS 5 D. HARPER 4 soNs.
r. EMS NUNGAWIGN, WASHINGTON, HOSSUTil, aud
sps '', '''''' 80 $ .. HARPER 4 SONS.
CTRAW UOOIS-PaGsma. LrghOrn, Luton, Florence
= Braid, Canton aud Se?Sr s'raT Hat somprIss part
| cur rirEEh, 'i9eS lapal =. b. HARPER &sONS.
roLORED STEGW IlATS,-Mtn'a aud BoyI, Of STtTy
y dt'rppIon GutaGr iOr our snOGy atmosphere Cali
aud see them. IOriI s, y. lARtkK 4 SONS.
| ('HILDREN'S FANCY STRAw.--ws have opened an ex.
Y cerdug anr assortment Of Braid, LerhoTn, EtElIIh
STRAW, 'nd ell other GihLs Of Chldrsn's Hats.
elt :. u, HARPER As0NS.
,Ars.-Jut received, u GtltA', YUul,'' Ibi
u ChdTrnI Summer Cap, variety Of colorS aid styles.
Ap5 SD. HARPER SONS.
(nILDREN's STRAW CAPs-Ju't opened, well Sc.
avs S. D. HARPER = sons.
N'FW YORK STYLE-we have received another lot Sf
IN BetbeS Sell'Aaju'tiuE Ventilated ELK Hat
nES S-..-------. Nd HARPER SeoEs.
CHEESE. fT!-7s
An BOXES Prime Cheese, Just received and for slsby
E' RM SMITH CORRAL.
MEET POTAroES-0f IuprIlor qualify, for SALE 81 tSo
~ Sr.d Depot t"P'l SdITifE GoRRgLI.
I AKE SUPERIOR RAsPHERRY.-Y, plants fLr Ias
| - cNrar. taniJ SMlTll4 uORRELL.
| DURE brandy, pu Port Wine and llheLberTy nran.
dy-sety reliable Srrlrs for mtllrinAl nhe, IN store
Nnd for sale by W.. EDWARDS BRb:,
! avs nNlNslh MbTNFt House.
Ass ALE ARA india Ale, Lemou Syrup UUTIalT Gins,
apS' '''' "'' : ~ ~ ! " l. Ebw4Rps AFRO.
| ,1eluE sEGARS Chewing TobAvcv, Smoking TOsSseS,
HoOdwins brand, hnc cut Tobacco and smut, for Ia6
| w iapsl W. A. EDwAnDSk DRo,
y npudy Peaches AMI Cherries Oaperi riSEitd Olives,
luda cuyri- Powder, lrlirS, &c., &c., 4c for SAlvby
Sps ". ~ EDWARDS 4 BA0p
Opposite MsLurs nosls,
Wall Paper!
lNNE CheSnrst Wall Payer ana window blinds, are az
| l GRAVES, Maln ~, Uvnirv Wheeling, y APPS
DOENRTS-pSluEts, MISSrs' and chldrsnI, Flats pSH.
- nrt Nb'tnS, and ParAlols, Just received. 4.
Ei HsISRE'A swEAeiNNSN
d
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01

DLANTLR lIATs-O! every color, admirably adapted u
Ep3 $. u. HARPER / SONS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01

('IIILDREN'S FANCY STRAw.--We have opened an ex.
Y cerding anr assortment Of Braid, LerhoTn, EtEIh
StTNE, Snd ull other GihlS Of Chdrrn'S Hats.
ans g. D. HARPER 4 HGNR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01
Just Received and Now open.
Who Would be Without IN

NOW that var has Commented between GSS at eertaia
price or no Gas q all, We have made complete ar
rahRementS TO keep fny tupped Wl the eylSe OIL Rheh
FOR safety, purity c' eeArneas ami CbeApneAS au
Perior 10 any other nov in ute Pine Oh, CHmphins &c,
O at the lowest market price, for sale HhesSas and re-
tNlGt J, 4. DuHHAM CO'S,
mis- No. ll6 Main - Water B(i, wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01

ODD FELLoWs, DIRECTORY

w hI.CI Ok
VIrsinin' Lodge SdAa-M.,,, ever, r,q.,a,y
evening a''hF Hal, corr'r Of rHsY.n4 Quincy street.
laws NJ H.tL' Nc; W. Cur, Secretary.
Franklin Lodge No. I3.-Mrets e, nb,,.ever,
Monday evening. Dnp U,Yu4, y. G.; ufg1,, =
Ne EStrsV, Secretary.
Wm' reiI l.Odge No. 1a.-M,rr ,,,Sov,, ,,..
- Wednesday evening". wMiaM I!alyr, n. g.; .loln
Ss1ads, Secretary.
sWheelinE lodge No. 81 Meet, s,.ho,. very
Baturday evening. '''
". D, Porr',N. G.. Jnia Tto1om, ,orc,ary.
shhoiH lodge No. S2.--Ne,,, h, abcy. ever,
'ET'd'y 'vsAi"s. Joa ifrErr, \. e; JOHN l. Nr5r,R,
Secretary.
wm. TeII Encnmpmcnt No. a4.-ve,,,, 4.
i4bnvs the ~coAd hih mnrN Tne"l,y evening, q each
F'n'h JoHS BlnsR, e. r, c1ns LrArTsoASs..
I'll tor'f or'fz"'S'-Es'AE1mpmcnI NJ. I.-Nt,u ,s
seovs " f'6ra'nul@ird tuesday layoyriuv,of,,cfn,rn
WV rAF9a,c. p; G'oBaist, ,Jr, serlv. f,rstl Is.
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cuunCnEs or WHEELING.

For the inofma,ica Of ,snFers visiting the city We pub
I,h tie following LIT OF tie i!ccrvn, C6u-ci,, and th.r
ne ndplpce Of meeting. II there are any mistakes, We
WiTiHidItihe nccessSry eorrrcticr viii pleasure:
ST. Nastt.u,s, Ejc, riiau, corayr Monro, and n,re,
uees, Rev. T. / praE.>,, Rector; morning service, To-
clock evrnug,'.
81 6lES Ep!sevpal.ga, Main ,rret, between Flrstaba
sseond, Centre Wheeling, lev ! H. ss1n A. NJ, Hector
lssrNisrs-S;or;lrF lC}! ai,rrrOcr q. night N.
MOnreeanE Quincy morning afternoon
Aa4kr. centre sery &c, morning ana evening.
Tld PrS.bytei ian, F, ,t..es, between Chestnut aad
Talbett Els oah hwherllns sy h. MOODS, ,,rry.
&, morning and Il t,ams.
FOrtG IrssCytt i'm Rev. P.rLl Pastor Nair,,rr,,
sv.sn ws,hinv aLd Adau ia. s.rvlcss morning and
evening.
Foura Sra, a tet1oaist Epas pal, Rev. D. E. wnsor,
PsStor, ,Pourh,,rt between and uIney. ,.rvIer,
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0bc lnGsclirjg 1ntIAjasntgr,
n,uv mi. .,HrS ,HISrSScnilsIiED Il
oAMPBELL &IcpT iaeS.
OFFlCE-COrneri Of Main An hnis strenl
'Entraheo from objhtg
WERNdSl

~ ~ ~ w Ahumf .f...,,..,.s,II J'As,st teY
s.SlE,ps. ia51 aaaa :. ..iS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01

= yENTS HTNGAWiGN, WASHINGTON, EOSSUTH, Ind
Sps '''''''' ''''' '''''N' :. D. HARPER 4 sons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01

C,ENTlENEN'S FRENCH MATS-As suitable for vars
VI weather as the LegAorn, and as durable.
ap5 u. HARPER 1 SONS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-01

STRAw UOOpS-pAusna. LrghOrn, Luton PlOrencO
cur rlrgut, ,,ueS lu3l I'D. HARPER lions.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

system than under any other. We
are satisfied that our county Jail with
out much additional enlargement or
expense, instead of being heavy bur-
den TO tax payers, might become self
supporting, even as our poor house
might become self sustaining under
q proper system.
We hope and trust that our wise
acres who assemble at TT, DesMoines,
will let bleeding Kansas" aud the
"Dred Scott" decision alone, long
enough to do up some legislation for
Iowa that will prove beneficial to gen.
eral good. Now the strife among the
woolleys seems only to be jealous ri
valry as to how much each can steal
from the public treasury.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

For fun sercan lie Course including ell depart
ineut OF booke. piog, Lectures, PeAfnsp shipand
Commercial Cicui ltions. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $40
For Peniuanhhip alone, one y,ar............ 10
sor fennan: MP, twenty lessons,
For Ornamental Penmanshia Gard Writing ami
On Hand Floursbins, as may BE- agreed apon
Fur'h-r information CIV WIN pleasure on y pi-
cation at the College. or by s'Ldur f,r new @ u
iar hich contains much valuable Information, I'D
will be furnished ry return NIL.
AddYess
LAWS s. Upton,
auss ttf rsyeppor, u, peer,s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
The Judgesh1p.

WHAT THEY THINK IN CLINTON COUNTY.
The following letter is from one Of the
most prominent citizens and Democrats in
Clinton county:
CLINTON Crrr, Iowa, Aug 8. 1865.
Mr.. EDI1oR: Let Democrats beware of at
tempts 10y MIR. Dillon and his iunners in
Scott and Clinton counties to induce few
democrats to bring GU, candidate for
Judge. 30 as to weaken Judge Benefits
strength.
Let no Democrat be made willing tool
by Mr. Dillon for any such purpose.
Any Democrat who has any idea Of anv
such M vernent for bilious benefit. would
do well to read again tue old fable of the
monkey and the cat, in which is described
how certain monkey very adroitly used
the cats paw to haul the hot chesnu,s from
the fire.
Let Democrats keep clear of billions
tricks. or they will wake up some morning
after the election feeling very much like the
cat in the fable OAK
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
UHNOCRATI(
100000 90
VAE MEMS.

We have from Venezuela informa
ton that the work of enforcing tn,
Anglo French Intervention has been
commenced. Laguayra and Port Ca
bello are IN a state of Blockade, and
are to remain SO until the refractory
Government accedes to the denaud OF
the assa'iants. A large number OF
coast'ng vessels had been captured.
Intelligence of slight moment reach
ca US from Mexico. 1t merely con-
firms the reports already received. 1t
Is stated on the authority of letters
said to have been received by Gen.
Degollado, that Zuloaga has abandon
ed the Government but this story is
an Old one, still lacking verihcat,on.
The Government has telegraphed to
Charleston, through the War DEPART
ment, to the U. S. Marshal Of that
District, to have the negroes on board
the slave brig Echo removed to Fort
Sumpter, about FIVE miles from the
city. Arrangements are to be made
tor their restoration to their native
land. Twelve of them have died since
the capture of the brig.
Much excitement is growing ND in
New York, in consequence of the mys-
terious disappearance Of Mrs Brennan.
daughter Of the late Col. Crane of the
army. Mrs. B., with her mother and
brother, on the goth Of July, came to
New York city in . ferry boat from
otaten Island, and when they parted.
agreed to meet at 4 O'clock on the
boat. Since that time NOTHING he.
been heard Of Mrs. B., although everv
possible effort has been made to find
her. >
1t has been ascertained that q vo-
man answering the description Of Nm.
Brennan was seen on the evening Of
the goth Of July, crossing ON the Sta.
ten Island Ferry boat; on arriving At
Quarantine, she was seen to get into \
carriage, followed by stranger, who.
It u thought, had concluded with the
driver of the carriage to rob her or
even for . more diabolical purpose
and that on offering resistance, thew
murdered her and sunk her bodv Il
the river. Nothing has been seen or
heard Of the stranger, the diver Or the
woman since that evening, and there
~ teaseas % fsas that the woman VA
q H aaa thas Ne he's bees toallv
E1maA,sA y l,.s.,r ~ !.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

j1l years Of age named Webster, va
stabbed with knife by another Of the
same age, named w. Brown.
Three brother named Thomas Of
the town Of Aisbicott Mantiowoc
county, Wis.,, have been arrested on .
charge Of beating Bohemian whom
they met in the road, 10 a. to occasion
his death. The Bohemian population
Of the town we're much excited, and
threatened TO lynch the parties, who
were kept in Jail for their own safety.
A young married woman named
Mrs. Stafford has beeu arrested at Ca
hsrras county, N. Y, on q charge Of
.,oisoniu9 her husband, thereby caus-
ing his death. 1t WAS proved that she
had reason for desiring his death.
Mira. Catherine Potter was examin-
ed At Muskhcgsn, Mich, last week for
the murder of her husband, Christian
i'atter. by poisoning him. She was
held for trial and is now in jail.
DR.. w. S. Hsiden, OF Bryan county,
Ga, was killed on Saturday by his
SEP son, George Land.
The Milwaukee Wisconsin gives the
particulars of swlmming race in the
river at which five hundred people
men, women and children-were con-
gregated ; not as swimmers, but as
spectators. Fifteen competitors enter
ed the water, most of them wearing
short drawers. The race was a mile.
Five dropped off after short swim,
but ten held on for the mile, and the
race was won BY Mr. Bennett, who
swain the mile in II minutes.
On Monday, the 23d nit, the wealth
er was 30 cool in Savannah, Ca, that
thick clothing was necessary.
The corn in the valley Of the Wis
consin between Madison and Prairie
du Chen, liz reported to be greatly iu-
jured by frost.
The extensive Oar factory of J. B.
Page, in Wayne, Ashtabula county,
OHIO, was totally destroyed by fire on
Tuesday night. The building and
machinery cost about $4,000. A
large amount of lumber and oars we're
lost.
Hon. Frank Blair, Jr., of st. Louis,
has given formal notice that he will
contest the seat in Congress to which
J. Richard Barrett has been declared
elected, on the ground of fraud.
friedrich S. Cozzens, the author of |
the Sparrowgrass papers, will represent
American authors in the literary con-
gress at Baussels, next autumn.
Charles Matthews, the actor. per-
formed l42 nights during his recent
visit to this country, and his average
receipts we're sl2O per night, making
an aggregate of $4,000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
Surveyor Vandever W. the Phtlsdelphia
Platform aud tho Republican Press.

Re 'oiped That the Constitution confers
upon Congress souereign poper over the Ter
ritOries Of the United States, etc.-PhiladsI.
phid Platform.
Popular Sovereignty 10 humbug-N.
y. Tribune.
Popular Sovereignty 10 an exploded dog
ma.-B"riingfon Hamk- Bye.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded hum
bug.-Darenport Gazette.
Upon the question Of Popular Sovereign
ty havs no difference with Mr.. Leffinvwcll
aud the Democratic party. - Vamdepe,'s
Speech at Darenport.
will vote for the admission Of q slave
Stat provided it 10 the wish Of the people
to come into the Union with a slave consti-
tuition Wanderers Speech at Deth,.