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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
5 + A 10 RS NEW s D 20 r
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
For Sale,

VNHE three story Brick House located on the
l. corner OF Second and Reynolds streets In the
city of LeClaire. containing ten rooms having ry-
II view of some mics up and down; also a good
cistern which contains 300 barrels OF water al
good brick smoke house 1t Is Of the heslthie
locations on the NJ ,sssippi River
Te ms, 81 500 cash, the balance in l. and 3
years a ~ per cent interest. For further pa tic-
lars inquire on the premises. The house 10 not
year old
aprl7-tf NJ s TERHUNE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
Il. ID. COnSdOn.

AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
AFFICE corner of Brady and Second streets, over
" Aacklot s. Corbin's Bank.
Phrticoat attention given to the collection Of
clsinis, payment OF Taxes, conveyancng Of Real 10
tate, examination Of Land Titles, Sc, &C.
augl.lS51dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
LIST or WINNERS. BYirHE RBxOwBED ID ,ilGPoA1sl
GLENCOE, SIRE OF FRANQE.

Pocahontas the oe ebrsted BDsitK rsce mare dan +"
OF 6tcckwell, Ratatlsn aud x ng Tom.
Reel the mother OF Prioress And fecor6pte ~ " ~
Peyfops, b. nne LsssIe, the Seebr ID mare Charm.
er, Rllen Bateman Mamie t4wA Psnnic KING la
Nichoias 1st, Prior, Hornpipr, Highlander. O6v
! WicAliIe, and a host Of otaeIs, ~,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

A TTORNEY'o and Counselors at Law, and Nota
"A tIes Pu0llc. Also agents for the Charter Oh
File lns. Co., Hartford, Conn.,, Capital &300,0O0
City Fire ln.Co. New Haven, 9. t500,o40.
ONCE Le Clare Block, Davenport.
Juyi ISo1uly FRANK PLUMRR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

LIST or WJssx4s SIRED by WAGsE8, siRE OF :,
FRANCES DAM. ' tp''F' >
Eliza Goiasby, Flu ds, Laun SpiumaaS RusDk kRs)e.
Sam Letcher.
FOf further partt;nArs1e the et Whensr -
see account of his famous with Grey Eagls In
TSff H. ssses offesO, reposted ~ Nm. Ts9esssr. ~
api9d&w3n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

TIE sUssCRIBEa. OFFRRst 10. pERsoNA
L wishing to improve their stock, the services Of
his thorough bred Her essrd Bun ~ 0vEU, ,Ylrtd
by krsstus Corning OF Albany, MY and ean r.
commend him - the publs sspscond 20 no anna,,ana
his age and blood In the United States.
PsDfsssss-Aqyer, ,ssbved AygM ~ 1854, ~ ssrs
Cardinal Wissman dam, Beauty Cardinal Wisr-
man got ~ kxpec ston. out0ft isdom ~ ,Vnoaai
,tock, g dam ty Young 1svo ite out Of Mr. TulIeyss
TfAdeess Prize 1esfer kxpsctstM0 Wusl1 Rdr11..
out Of the celebrated Cow, Old SCOT. He Il y1n
brothsr 10 M. CsfptsNeFs DutShAGs, w6boS ohfka<
ed the frrt prize of the Boya Agricultural eosietv
three esb In sUoeessisn eoetko and sltses|1s1
old.
se.nty. BY wsndet tsso) dsaai Pretty nsse:pSss
Tom, t243l grand dam, Pretty Maid, ~ Chalsire,
dam, GlA DaAtsei, By Cssim6xss 6ufl ~ 6sci
y sshss.;ss; 4Ss, oiss 1sa ss &c., ss ess a
3 l.,s ss{ss e.
near LUdlow S
Pstsoni desirous Of inrr6,iAs' tis,r 4 1N.f,
so5 the dairy or for beef Posld 40 yell sssll
selves Of this oppdtfunity u Sreedn{ q fhis tsV
re HereRord cattle aSs iaetsdea "a - L. .,.s.,'
choice beef in the world
Terms OF service -For common and gYade cow ns
per head; for thorough bred cows go per hes1 ,,y
Enquire at Cannon L Trench's Mile, West Dsven-
auicsi vsn.e ~ "a io'.Aag gA3140a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
From New York.

New YORK, April l6.
The steamer frigate Susquehanna is in
quarantine with yellow fever on board
The fever made its appearance on the 9th
of March while lying in Greytown. The
steamer was Immediately put to sea, intend
ing to proceed to Pensacola, but being short
of coal ano medical stores, she put into ia
maca. Before her arrival at Kingston, the
disease had become epidemic, and before
reaching port, she had los cases. Six Off
GERS and 81 Of the crew were place in hos
pitals at Kingston, where. most prompt and
efficient efforts for their relief We're accord
ed ty the British Naval and Medical off
GERS. There have been Is deaths, namely
Lieut.. Henry ". GUN, Littleton. Rogers.
John HadBot, Wm. J. Fangary, of Phladel-
phia; Fred. Lorndorf, Corporal Burns, Jas.
Robinson, No; Geo. Greor. Chas, Wray,
Thos Moran Thos. S. Howe, w. ". Jones, J.
Flynn, G. Balester. Jas. Read. Jas Price
There are now on board some cases Of a
Advices from Curacao of the Slst ultimo,
are received. i"''
provisional Government had been in
augurated Rhich-.had demanded of the
French Consul the surrender of the Mont
LnuS IAItIiy, WHICH Hdu tahcu refuge WlJll
him. They were surrendered, and are in
confinement. They had deposited at the
French Legation. 81 100000 in gold. Gen.
Costro had decre4d the removal of all en-
pioyees Of the late goyerpment 1t is said the
American Consul nailed his flag 'over the
door Of the French, in connection with that
Of Spain, Denmark and Brazil threatening
TO tear it down, and claim his pass ports,
if any attempts were made to srrest the
Montana then at the legation.
WAsHISGToS CoRREsPoNDEScE. -- Mr..
Toombs has nearly completed his Bankrupt
Law bill. and Mr. Ward Of the House has
one nearly matured. -
The Senate Committee on Commerce has
decided that It is inexpedient to prosecute
the River and Harbor Improvements with
borrow ed money. The report is unanimous
The conference committee Of the two
Houses held an informal meeting last even
ing. They adjourned till this morning
Mr.. English declares that he will consent to
nothing short Of submission Of the Le..
compton Constitution to fair vote Of the
people. A final disagreement Of the com
mittee is regarded as nearly certain.
Major McKree has been ordered to Gin
cinnati to hold himselfin readinessto mus
ter into service his two regiments of vol.
81 !stlsr-t {. Ill. "a. 4
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Steg r. sMeyey.,

w Domestic Cigars, Virginia Plug, Cut Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco. Frncy Pipes, &c corner Brady
and Front Streets Feb1dtf
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The Scott House.


CORNER OF IOWA d. FIFTH STREETS
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
mch 22itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
Commissioner Of Deeds
E. s. MOORE.

lresco, Banner, sign and Or.
namental PALNzBA, 0Saanss
2of Wood, Stone and Narbls,
Gliding upon Glass,
D L0Ndsc0pe, 0ees ~ snd POrreis P0t~>t~a,
one with dispatch, n the best modern and tsstefnI
aylss. Also, Asn Painting and 0ssinins lef ~
Il. y. oorass DsaAy sad "a stsssts, Dsvsapers.
teVa. jAn1o d1S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
1855. Season Arrangement 1858.
or rUE- tt-f-t
NEW MISSISSIPPI RIVER STEAMER
0,NaHA
MARY tszt;;1A COOK.
Regalor st. Louis, Keoh'uk, Fl. Madi-
SON, burlington, Oquoarka, Keiths-
bury, New Boston, Muscatine,
Davenport, Goiena and
Dubuque Packet.

The new, very light drarght and superb Steamer
MARY COOK DAIZELI. Master.
VIII, on the opening Of navigation, commence run
ming as Regular Packet to the above and all inter-
me iste points continuing in the sde during the
tire season.
The Mary Cook ives built Rh view " liGh' noss,
strength and speed, and In her construction neither
trouble nor expense AAs been spAred 70 MAKE hes IN
No MI sissippi eteam'r, and one In all respects
most admirably adapted tO the warts Of the river
She will be found regards capacity for business
- Wy ss superior accommodations, ntsrim To no
boat y the trade, and As such, Capt Dazell takes
much pleasure In presenting her 70 hts friends and
scQuintsnoes, and the pubic generally.
Shippers may rely ~ nhavtbgthstr freight handed
With the grt ats care ard and dispatch and passen
gers sre assured In eravsAbg tlpon the MARY lCook
OF being made always quite at home
For Freight o. Passage, apply on board, ~ y Bss-
rows d Prettyman. PebAdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
GO M M e RCI A l..
New York Market.

NEW YORK, April l6
fLoCH-Firm without material change sales
Io,-D DIS a. loGi Is TOR sIIer STATE; 229l5 ~
for eNtra STATE, 50G5 % for super Western; 4 IS
"a 80 for Common. I. xt-a Western
CORN Scare and firm. Sales 10000 bush new
Southern at 7S6n75L.
OArs-State 4SMjr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

NOTICE. have Transferred my interest In the
city oircua ion Of the Democrat, 10 my brother, p
q lett, who all collect aud receive all subscriptions
AFTER Aprn C:h.-Money due previous to that date
can be paid 10 either him myself.
JOIN GILLErT.
Davenport, March 10 1853
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

j. WILSON laUlTEAU,
.fT1OR.v.ET 1T L.d"
.VOf0ryEssbltc 3 COssceNWssces',
VXI1LL attend to all business relating to Real Be-
w tate; 0ollsctlHG Of Nsbts. L0anng Of Money, &c
Particular and prompt attention given to making
Abstracts Of Title TO Real Estate, and Conveyanctng
Also,
Commissioner Of Deeds
For the States Of Maine, Vermont, New Haupshirs,
Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Psnnsylva.
mia, Virginia, Ohio, Tennesses, Esnsucky, Illinois,
and Missouri.
Once In Franklin Block.
Oct. 81. dafl .1.A.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
The Nammath Jack, ....ar.,,.
IS DEACON DARDRN. o.

yXT1LL SERVE "A IlMIpoD NUNkIAs or
w Mares, the ensuing ssason, At my Stables,
West Davenpert, IoesJ 1hS hr & t.f;n.' ara
PspIGH.k.-"DescYn DardeL" was got BY Nason's
thqTot sn.brei Black Warrior, Jenny.
DEsCRIPTIoN.-'sOs s66ff Dsvctn'r Nas TceisdltfHs
O. Jessanin Cbhhsy Ky. HeispoUtfA ~ HxxSS.H
TIisaE IscHEs High, AxD GRown0 A. pI pe....
muscle ana slfew. he IL umeansred By Shy JlfksA2'c
tn tn STAFF and wiz eA4ss YisAse ,,
y ss .s9ss Si III .hs ;s E
pf@s:ea Ss'sas 'S ies isssf y III Il
Will bot be se.vonsibs sAon An ofsn. ~, ,s.s,
and thyse pessoIs ralsrg seek, u The oaot dsnnpd
for Mules in all parts Of the eounfr} and TIE h}eh
prices = which they aGe y y selAiASs-CAp and Il.
smine Deacon Darden before having your iasfea
seIvss. For fcF her particulars sAaSirs ~ CsSese.
sw9dAwau usi Fl - OAxNON., -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

INHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends AID the trdS cling public that he has
oucned this large hotel In lie Claire. The house is
nearly new and furnished with all the convenicnces
~ mode hotels The table will be supplied with the
best the country aflovds.
He experience n ID large acqua ntauce with the
business ~ the West, sGfhcient guarantee that
his house II the place to stop at when
city oi " Olaire.
- Hacks leave the Brntton House every morning
(Suniass excep.ed) for Davenport.
march, -d2wavly y WESTLAKE Prop'r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE DEMOCRAT.
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- -...-. Z. :. D1Atd. - I.
A!EE; ! / 7; I'D
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EE8. T.. s:ts.iss:i.I.,

A TTORNEY ANDC0UN SEIIOR AT LAW AND
"A Oosmissioner OF ptsdf fYI Connecticut, viii
give prompt and careful attention to the co.c on OF
clalns conveyance OF Real Estate, exEnin ng titles
and Gil other kinds of legal business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
John E. hOgaMe.
Frank PllIaRAer,

rOAL TEAMSrER. All orders left with Gilet,
~ lie Claire how, will be promptly attended to al
shor, notice. Eov6dIf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
CDISIsLN & DOW,

A TToRNEYs AND CoUNsRLLORs AT LAW
- ASp
NOTARIES PUBLIC
Ofice-At MackIot / UoEein's Exchange once.
Davenport, Iowa. oclotf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

MOULD ANNOUNCE TO THH CITIZENS OF
w Davenport and viciBit that he has resumed the
praetcc Of medicine AUD may b. found hen Tot pro-
fes-ioffs " engaged, bisofics mkt do1rto Exres
Onioe. koy251tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
D. DONALDSON,

D. DONALDSON,
Saw Maker and ReDaiFeF.
Buffalo ST., adjoin Bufords Foundry,
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.
.Saus Gumed, Straightemed, Set d Filed
A GENT for Lee & Leavitts Portable Circular Saw
IA Mills, Norcross Patent.
JunelOdNwtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

Davenport StOue Store !!
1000 STOVES!
OoAG0ToOK % CO.,
OF ouIzcY, ILLINOIS,
uAvH opened ware rooms at. No. 3, East
II Front street, where they are selling as
RETAIL, Slower of their owa 'sAanulActufe at
WHOLESALE PRICES, for Cash. This Will
save the purchaser -
FIVE DOLLARS
on oil Leading Stovess Our patterns re mostly new
and Of the mo,t approved styles now In use, among
which are the
ouincy City, Quincy Parlor,
Prairie etAtes helf Regulator Parlor,
Hswkeye, Howits sr Goal,
Hot Air Premium, Common Coal,
Comstoek's Con 066k. 1o1 STOVES, wood,
and many others.
Also-coAL aiAfs,i ittsAffEffkb frv Ksr.
sLEs, WArE1I 1AoNs, - -, Hhich M pe sold -
apove, together with our large stock u
HOUSE <URNZaHLNc GOODS,
Davenport, April. 1858.
apri%-pti JA1DS D. YIELD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
STATE DEMOCRAT.
DAVENPORT, APRIL II, 1858.
Ranks.

NIB have prn.ed aud have for sale the following
W Bnnks, 1 which list ves shall te Constantly
sdiin2 forms.
wsrrsntse Deeds, Quit Claim DEEDS, Mortsages.
Trust Deeds Trustee De~d. T. new srticte), Attach.
m"nt Bonds Gsrni hes, Notices. Pc itions, original
Notices Yxecutie Powers OF a.tCrney ana la ge
variety OF Justices klALks. Deci4u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
White Washing.

WE -would xospeetiully inform the cit.sens Of Da-
w vebFort and the vicinitv, that We have pa
tent white wash for whitening houses Outside ,snd
fences, that We will insure to remain white, from
4 to yea,s without scaling OH. Also-we sre pre-
pared 10 white wask and Whi;en ceilings, to Order
without furniture being removed from the rooms
apf14-tf IN. SYKES 4 JAS MADISON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

ELIAS HALE.
AUCTIONEER f COMMISSION MERCHANT
(SEcoNp STREET, EAST OF PERRY.
Having large and commodio rooms 10 the sale
ofDry Goods, ,Iroceries, ocAery, Hardware. Boots
and Shoes, Clothng Furniture Watches Jewary and
Fancy Good., IN fact, OF Aycry li.sc ptoa. Aso-as
Aeent for X. BlAk siee Juu. will make
Liberal Cash AdyqRccs
On Goods CONSIGNED 10 be sold without reserve at
Auction.
Consignm snts OF Gerchandize OF every description
eoliCiyed, aud sales settled pr mptl
tys.as Vt LIsAsS Hale, AHctSoDeaE,
Dec. 6tf Second street, doors east OF Perry
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

A TroRNEY AND OoUNsELLoR AT LAW
"A Davenport, Iowa.
ofhee--Davrnport'- Blook, corner Main and Sec
ond 81 vexs dc,Igdtf
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). w. II. HAkEK. VI.
4. Z. CAMPBELL.

I)HYstClAN AND SURGEON -OFFICE-POST
OffICh BLOCK liouse-NOrth side II Firth
steet, between Brady and Perry. Jan5iiif
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CARDS.

Hi,Hi>A>. JOHNS 4 CHURCH,
A TTORNEYs LAW -OFFiCE-No. 3, HoFP.
MANS BLOCK. Main street, Davenport, Iowa
Dec13dt'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

Wne likes gesl Butter.
.aUrrE1N Tm,lTlD DUTTRR.
svVrp subsesi>sss Aase Z ~ laalags tAaA was
" pst - = goIssbno g. y: y. aAs VT ~
:. :. y. 1f..SRksE.A /.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
~ -. IlalOLIEILE.
S.l.D. n. \SFfIT(Oylsx.
V = f-is'- 'OhH n, MI
GC1st.EN d ROGERS,

A TTokNEYs AND COCNStLLORs AT LAW
oihce--ii ytusu's New Bull1ing, Man street
between Front and sec,ud, Davenport Iowa
Febi0dd
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-10-07
BurYing the Dead in New Orleans.

New Orleans is an easy place to die in,
but bar5erous place to be buried in
How SO, The followiDg from the D,ha,
of August 20 tells:
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL CEMETERY
This cemetery which is situated on Lou
isa street, in the Third District, has been
the buryiug place Of large number of
the victims of the yellow fever this sea-
son. This is accounted for from the fact
that the disease has been prevailing to a
greater degree in the Third District thar
any other portion of the city. The Gem
etery is divided into two divisions, the
lower one of which is alno-t destitute of
vaults or tombs, aud those int, red there
in dry weather are placed about foot
under ground, the dirt thrown on top not
more than covering the cofiO. Since the
recent heavy rains it looks more like
swamp than a cemetery. The spade
hardly breaks the sod before the water
shows itself, and negroes gouge out as
much earth as they can for the water.
Several graves were open yesterday as
We passed through, looking like ~oblong
mud puddles. A few moments afterward
the rem aims of some poor individual were
brought in, and left to the negroes to iD-
ter Placing the rough coffin on the hand
car, they carried it short distance, and
placed il by the side of the hole and then
made preparations for placing it in its
last resting place. The head Of the cof-
fnis let down into the water, but, of
course, it would not sibk, and mnediate-
iy rose to the surface. 1t was thrust
down several times rather roughly to en-
deavor to NJ axe it adhere to the soft mud
at the bottom, but it invariably rose a.
gain.
At last it was showed in, aud the spade
of one of the negres held it until the 9th
er threw in large quantities of hard mud, !,
which served as weight to keep the
head down. One of the negroes thea,
while the other kept bis spade on the first
end, lowered the foot and sank it in the
same manner, kicking in some mud with
bis feet, while bis spade kept the coffin
down. The whole of this section of the
cemetery is filed with new graves, and
presents the appearance of a newly plow-
ed feld. The stencil in some portions is
hardly endurable, coming as it does, from
ths shallow graves of water
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-10-07
Starting in the World.

The Harrisburg Telegraph offers some
sensible reflections upon the topic, which
perhaps some reader of the Je6erSoaian
may 6ud applicable to bis own case, and
therefore worthy of consideration:
"Msny au unwise parent labors hard
aud lives sparingly all bis life for the pur-
pose ofleaving enough for his children a
-'start in the world, as it is called. Set
ting young man aaoat with money left
him by his relatives, is like tying blad-
ders under the arms of Que who caDnot
swim,--ten chances to one be will lose his
bIadders and go to the bottom. We
need 20 no farther han Harrisburg for
illustrations of this fact. But teach him
10 swim, aud he will never need the blad-
ders. Give your child a sound education
aud you have done enough Tor him. See
that his morals are pure, his mind cuiti-
waited, and his whole nature subscrvicnt
TO the laws which govern man, and you
have given what will be of more value than
the wealth of California You have Civ
en- him "a start which no misfortune can
deprive him of. The earlier you teach
him to depend upon his own resources,
the better We know young man, now
an inmate of the poor house, who, when
he arrived at the age of twenty-oue, re-
ceived "start in the world,' to the "a
mount of five thousand dollars in cash.
Like too many who suddenly become
possessed of an unusual amount of money
he INDUCED in round of fast living that
squandered his little fortune, and in less
three years he was pauper, with con-
stitution completely shattered By exeeS-
sive indulgence in vice and immortality.
And how nearly similar has been the fate
of some young men in Harrisburg who
got "a start in the world" By the sudden
acquisition of considerable fortunes! Give
young men "a start in the world" with
fortunes at their command and in nine
cases out Of ten they will take the down
ward road that leads to pecuniary and
moral bankruptcy and ruin. On the 9TH
er hand, give them a sodud practical
and moral education, and throw them on
their own resources, early in life, and you
will find them making "a start" in the
right direction, and esentually becoming
prosperous men and good citizens.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-10-07
Military Vjsitor

We were pleased to see Colonel A.
D. Hope, of the Hope Express Co. in
town yesterday. The Cololel looks we'll,
and bears his honors with much ease.
The Col. is as tall if not as high as Gen
eral Scott. 1t is probably not generally
known that Gov. Newell, of New Jersey,
has appointed COL Hope Deputy Guar
term astor General, with the rank Of Lieut..
Colonel
We must not neglect to give the Colo
mel the benefit of the title up this way.
II tho Colonel managers matters in the
Quartcrmaster's Department as we'll as
be does tue Express business, the State
of New Jersey win have cause of COO
graduation. Daily Times.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-10-07

Iuherited riches cannot purchase orna-
ments for the mind; those must be &C.
quired by each possessor.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-10-07

When you 60 to drown yourself, al
ways put off your clothes; they may fit
seur wife's second husband.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-10-07
VOL Is.
Published By Theodore Schoch.

TERMs--Two dollars per ahnum in adyance-Two
dollars and quarter, half yeary~-and not pad be-
fore the end ofthe year, Two dollars and half
No papers discontinued untll all arrearageS paid
except at the op;ion of The Editor.
M Advertisements of square lten Iines) less
one or three INSERTIONS, ST 90. Each additional inser-
sicn, s5 cents. Longer proportion
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JOB PRINTING.
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-24

a STARVING WoMAN.-A lady passing
down Broadway, near 14th street, few
days since, when opposite butchers
stand was startled by the excited appear
ance of an intelligent looking woman
rushing towards her with clasped hands,
and look of despair, exclaiming /" | am
hungry. am hungry Stepping inside
the store the lady procured for her 'me
potatoes and piece Of meat. The hun
cry woman quietly gathered the potatoes
INTO her pocket, then Selling the bloody
meat, put it to her lips and ate it to the
hone, Then saying, " | must take this
home to Eddie" rushed wildly from the
store, leaving the salesman an the lady
astoundcd. Incredible as this seems, we
have every reason to believe it irIc.- Y.
Y. Times.