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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

~ Rely d Long at the Debolt
Exchange have some fine fresh oysters Just
received. Call and try them
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Local Ana1ra.

RAINy.-A Sigh. rain storm was
perceptible about town yesterday morning.
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CARDS..
BBEg DER BEt n 4 MILLER.

M MANUFACTURERS OF PURE AND UNADUL-
AVA T. r,tsi visa0sR. O.aers 10 be left 1T TIA. ir
g., cora SEC nd Aud Gaines street
Empty barrels bvu sht In excaange for Vine
BsI aug3l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

CINCINNATI, Sept. 8.
g. Fl Pendleton and VIM s. Groesbeck
are renominated by the Democrats OF the lst
and I'd districts.
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NICHOLAS kUhNEN,
WHOLESALE TOBACCONIST,

Go or Main and Sec0nd streets, Ddcenp0rt, Iosce
Every variety OF Havana and Domestic Segars, To
bacco-, Pipes, etc constantly IN hand.
Ageut for Browu's celebrated Fine Out Chewius
and Smoking Tobacco.
80 Segsr Manufacturers I would recommend well
selected stock of ,Af robacoo oneistns Of Havana
Wrappers aud rllers, Jaws and Cube Seed Leaf, etc
Novl4iNVtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

The DEMOCRATIC NoMrNAr1oN FOR
JUDGE-TnE MEETING on TnussDAY EVENING
In another column. by requ at, and for the
purpose of keeping our readers informed
upon oil passing events, we publish the pro-
ceedings of meeting held at the court
house on Thurday evening.
With the purposes of that meeting if reg
ularly called, and at q previous time. we
would have acquiesced most cordially; but
at the present time, af,er it had become un.
derstood that no party nomination was to
be made, aud after all members Of the par.
have committed themselves, and taken their
position between the two candidates in the
field. We consider the move injudicious, i'm.
polite, and suicidal. The will Of a majority
OF the people had been expressed against
policy of making nomination; final &C
tion by the regularly constituted authori'
ties Of the party had been taken. and each
man had committed himself.
Under these circumstances it would be
hopeless to attempt to elect democratic
candidate and the only effect would be to
secure the election Of John F. Dillon. We
would fain believe that q part of the per
sons who were engaged in the meeting were
.ctuat<d by honest OF excusable motions ::
but part Of them We are assured, acted
with no good intentions towards the dem
ocratic party and only because they desired
the election Of John F. Dillon.
Of the action Of the meeting we have
simply to say that it was most hasty and
i'll advised and more calculated to injure the
persons who participated in it than any one
else
We are opposed to the purposes Of the
meeting and srs not prepared 10 support
any saaaidats whs nAY b plsssa \ Ne
asaa b ~ sUsasH.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2.
Deaths from fever yesterday, AZ.
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Es p. NOR cs,r

JAMES r. NOR ClIr
MAYSNILLE AGENCY OFFICE.
HICKORY GROVE. SCOTT CO. IOWA.
HAVING d,sposed OF his interest in the Store busi
ncss In the village has opened an oticc for the
transaction of General Agency Bust ess for the
sale OF auds, drawiue convey and taking app-
Ations 10 Insurance on Town properly, collecting
note and accounts, etc
Also-atteading SUITS before Justice Courts In the
County,
He will 50 keep Register OF Land for sale In this
and adjoining counties, giving full desc iptiop and
the Terms Of Sale of the same.
Aiso-a stock Estray Book, In which an entry will
De made, Application OF estrays taken up other
wise, with description Of the game and where they
may be found
Refer to any respectable lawyer in Davenport
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DIR. j, &. PARKER

VIyOULD ANNOUNCE To THH CITIZENS or
w Davenport and vicinity tn At he las resumed the
practice Of medicine and be found, n ot pro-
ie.sionAlly engaged, u his ofhce door RAres
once Nov25dtf
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w. give below copy of the pronsneia-
mento Of Cook d Sargent. which appeared
In the Gaseste, Ners aud Times Of yester-
dav.
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GlAx plraAN
FKEnE0sICK NCRAAG

A TT DREEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AND
"a NJ ary hlic Onice. No. IS, Davsnpor =
Block, in ht oct. .ugy0
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JOHN ROoERs

". u. =. 0URLEY. JOHN N. RO0ERs
GURLEY Il ROC ERs,
a TTORNKYe AND COUNsEiLORS AT LAW
IA Oficc-Hoyinsn's New Building, Main street
between Front aud second, Davenport. Iowa.
Peb1Odtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

NViI. FkGiNsEa, ARCBITNCr AND sUPER.
~ IkTkkDnNT. Also Teacher of Architectural
And rnsmentA Drawing.
''ffic. 81 Uavcn2ort CoMmerciaI College Rfoms
-CorDer 81 and Perry iyaadf
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GEO. f. HURRELI.,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AND
"A Commissioner OF Deeds for Connecticut, Will.
give prompt careful attention to the oollec Of
elsins conveyance OF Real Estate, examn ng titles
and all other kinds Of legal business
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HALL. Il GUITEAU,

A TTORNHY5 AN 'COU NsELLER5 NOTARIES
APuplc, q minis is,tonrs CT Ds-ds for Maine, Yer
moat, New II m shire, Massa ,husaits. New Yo K,
New jersey Pennsylvania, Virginia, ono, Trnn,a-
ses, Ken ueks, III n is ana Missouri once N -
y o,in st one door south of Cock d 9arg.n,s Ba,k
Juy LIST, ,s's. junl-dAvlv
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Frank Plu1nler.

a TTOaNEY'S and Counsellors at Law, and Nota
"A yi~s Public. Also agents for the Charter OaA
Sire Ins, Co.,, Hartford. Conn.,. Capital 100000
1i,v F,rc In Co New Haven, q 16O0,OAO
Once Le Claire Block, Davenport.
Iulyl lo67dly FRANK PLEMuR
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Metal Warehouse

aS wabash AveueAus. Chicago. Ill
n. undsrsigned importer and dealer Ia Tin Plate
Al nj Iron, Wire Block Tn @ pp-r, Zinc, and Net
als generally, has established II toe above place.
METAL WAREHOUSE,
where car always be found good 81 ply Of all srti
ci.,e IN ~ line All or.eSs promptly executed.
On haud-Twsuty to0e No aud Fence
W,~ n aAaonoI fnO0 DICK
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GEO. =. WllaTClDyIis.

A TToREEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A Notary Public and Commissioner OF Deeds for
New Hampshire, Vermont. New York, Pennsy vania
and OHIO.
Oice-North-W corner OF Main and Second
streets, Davenport, Iowa. aug Is ~
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GENERAL CpMMi. ION AED PRODUCE
~ Aetchant, tWh"lrrai') Agent Of the sy fncute
ssit AanufactNy for Davenport and nsghbor ng
towns
Ware' ou~ pos fe X. Il. Depot, Davenport, !, y.
augl0 IS
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n u N h TA.HIC
Furniture WareY0on.

u N ID DR TA.1LN q
AND
Furniture WareY0om.
TH undermined hs,ing ,asen the new str,
i room Nc S. P-ryy =, (Aerwin's Block) b new
prepared 70 give hts strict prsna -. ntion 10 tn
unde rskinR business In oil is branches. lArg,
.nd tandsome assortment of Cofns OF every descrip
ton consi antiy Oh hana iucln ing
Zinc. Mahogany, Black Walnut. Cherry, DC
Hearse and any requisite number Of Ca rrisge,
urnahed 10 order. Conn plates of variety Of pat.
terms neatly engraved Particular attention u call
ID 70 his new and complete stosk Of
Furniture.
Having . work top connected with bis wareroom
he prepared TO uAEufseturs 70 order all deserip-
ton Of Desks, ward rotss, table, &c DO. Alag
assort ment Of silt and fancy moulding OD hand suit
able for ioosins slass and picture frsmes.
share o. public pstru'sss y rs~gso.sui, soliis"d
sps1AAws' D AAuTl-1ft
SCOTT HOUSE,
Davenport, Z0sCO.
This 10 . new and FIHsT CLASS HOTEL and the
most pie antiy st usted of any house La the city
comr,sndi,g view Of The Mississippi, Rock Island
CITY and Of old Fort AYmstrong.
travellers wishing to stop 10 this city, win and ..
The Scott H0ssse,
ALL THE ooMToRrs OF PLEASANT HONE,
Comprising lean rooms, clean linsn, rood attsn-
dan5e, and eheesfsl conplianse with oil ressonste
demands.
fh,s Rouss 10 new and we'll ventilated, and the
table wM compare With any nsst class House west q
the Mtsetssippi.
The Propsietnrs would respectfully announce 70
thsP Bsea< IN ysiends and the public generally that
having purchased this Lsrss Hot !. and added more
than 00e - 70 ~ formF stxc. and hsvfnR reftsed
and Ysfurnisbed ths entire House. they latter them
selves that they anticipate the wsnts u guests
This House viii b represented q the ears and
boats - rpoesihae sesns, n recsve chscks there
By avoiding oil risk Of losing Baggage.
npChsIseo moderate.
n. Western Stage Cnmpany's Coaches leovo thil
Houss daily FOR the North and West.
j. J. HUMPHREY 4 co., PYoprietoYS.
npCosner Of Front and Her rison Streets, On
square bslow the Steam Packet and Ferry Landing.
v~~t2 2aNs
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mi 10 the a. No /" Sewing Machine Tor al
ofse e~ine, even TO the most beautiful
II = M M E NJ O..
We prefer the wheelef 4 wilson for family USE
n. Y. Tribune.
wheeler Wilson'S Nachineo are the fscorttes
o.r families N y. Tnes.
An examination OF these machines and their WorA
h respectfully solicited.
n. p. WHITE, Agent,
second st., opposite Cook 6svssut's Bank. Dsvsn.
port, Iowa
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ELIAS AAAl.E,

ELGAS 1AALE,
AECTIONEER IL COMMISSION NGRCHAN7
(SECosD STREET, EAST OF PERRY
Having large and commcdious rooms fos the sale
ofDry Goods, Groceries, ockery, Hardware, Boots
and Shoes Clothing Furniture, Watches Jewoary and
Fancy Good In fact, OF every dcsct pton. Also-ss
Agent for X. Blak,slee Jun, will make
Liberal Cash Advances
On Goods Ccnsigned to be sold without reserve NJ
Auction.
Oonsignms snts OF Eerchandiseo Of every description
Oolioi,ed, and saIes settled prumptl
ELIAS HALE, Auctioneer.
Dec. Sf Second street, doors east of Perry
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DHYSICIAN SURGEON ANDOCULIsT RKeI-
L dence L. Claire House, ofhce Franklin Block
Room NO. upstairs.
June3-dtf
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ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
Ono Niekols Block, nrst loor on fIaiy street.
Jun. Is DIR
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W. III. BAhER. M. ID.


1)HY6ICIAk AND SURGEON -OFFICE-POST
L OFFICE BLOCK Housc-North side of Fir.h
street, between Brady and Perry. JAn8Idtf
TIC. CAMPBELL,
A TrORNEY AND COUNBkLLOR AT LAW.
"A Davenport, Iowa
Ufnc,-usv-nports Block, corner Main and Scc-
ond streeta. declyitf
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DNVO11J'X u 1S1S 1SOoS l9S1'.
lust received and for .al., a compete assortment
u Of Superior Sporting PowAer; alno, Mining end
Oannon powd-r, st ChioAgs prices
q 4 DRLIh, Ae~nt,
OMoc-U sxp,.~s once. p-,sy q. b., "a ana a
10 yvAAee
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-DGpooe0 0o1poUeses
CkF4
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
TIE CRUISE OF THE DOLPHIN.


we are indebted to friend ia this city for the use
of letter from officer Of the U. 5. brig-of wsr
Dolphin giving detailed report Of the capture of the
slaye-brig Echo.
U. s. BRIG DoLpHrv, Key West, Aug. 25, 1853.
The following is chapter from my journal:
Aagust 2l.--At ). 10 q. M, all the vessels in
TIE hGIbOr Of Ssgus IA Grand had taeir colors
st hslf.mssI; one brig hai her fsg half mast
ard union down. We seat the Surgeon to see
what was the matter. l. appeared that tue Cap
taip of the Meteor had suddenly died of yellow
fever. We crossed the bar at a. m. A. z
a. strange sail ahead, crovding s2. At 2:20
the strange sail ahead suddenly changed course
ard rsiidly took In her steering sas. Her singular
conduct ard rapid movements caused US TO suspect
that sil Tss roc rg1' 50 Te folio Red alter her. At
20 fred gun; she paid no attention, did she
show rsg We hoisted Eng,ish c)lors AZ 1 10
fred another blank catriige al ber-no responee. A.
) We gained upon her-no tlsg up, but crowd OF
uen on her deck. At $50 fired d sho. under her
eterr she ran up American colors. We then hauled
down the Erglisn col0Is ard ran up our proper Ii
toLsl ensign. At $40 gave her shot so cose that
she came to the wind and hove to-tlrowing sI her
flags overheard.
Tie captain sent sn armed bost 10 take possession.
We found her big of 3!0 tuns filed win Aricsns.
Tbs appearance was most revolving; never can for
get IT, There 3.S negroes GRO sded together be-
tween decks, so thick ths, it impossible 10 see
snythrg but their wooly heads and thsy smslt sbo
insby. The poor wretches looked hslf starved, cod
sorGe Of them were mere skeletons. Ths prisoners
were removed to the Dolphin, and ere of our men,
with Lieu's. Bradford and Carpenter ard myself took
charge Of her 0ariIg the nignt
august 22.-At .. m. hove TO alongside Of the
Dolphin to take in water and provisions; the men
worke cheerfuy, ard the task was soon accomplish
ed TIE pIisorers, sl except the captain ead two
nen, were then sent board the prize, with guard
OF Elk marines and seventeen armed men. LIeu.s.
Bradford and Carpenter remained Oh board, snd were
ordered TO take her i1to Charleston. returned on
board The Dolphin, ard she mIns sdiately filed away
ard stood for Key West, thea forty miles dis
tart. At six ?. m., made Sand Key Light
on the lee bow, end e plot boat in eight
standing for us. We soon after took the pilo. on
board, and from him We learn that there WAS much
Sickness IN Key Wss'. az p. M came 70, q Ii tie
GU side Of the fo! with our port anchor veered 10
tbity fathoms chan. AZ ne sails were furief
sent boe, shore TO get letters. Sac returned at
:! ?. m and brought orders 20 re urn 20 Bosom.
We mmediseiy prepared Tor sea, xrec,ing 10 join
the expedition 20 Paraguay.
Only think. the s'ayers we're within three hours OF
their destination, wtu viious o. dOubOgns piled ND
fl their cargo VIXEN the Dtpt in pouoced upon them.
When they ths. there no hope they TOOK t.
ctampsge, and had e Jolly, missrsbe kind Of time
Of il.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
.JIDDAH.

TIE British steamer Cyclops bad returned to Suez
from Jiddah. A telegram from Malta gives the III
loving as the result OF her expeditions
On the Cyclops arriving at Jiddsb she fosud Ma
smis Psshs sbsent. when message was sert through
the Ksimsksn, sBd delay allowed of 80 hours.
Afer wsiticg 10 hours Capt. Pullen commenced
ffirg shes su1 rockets into tte town. aud continued
the b0mbardmeni at intervals Until the third dsy.
The murderers had meantime been found guilty and
cOndtmped to oesth by the Turkish authorities; but
Nsamik Paahs, who had returned persisted n decias-
i1e his inability to carry out The sentence.
The bombardment was then cOnti0ued for two days
more until the arrival Of lsmsl Pashs, when eleven
men were banged. Four prisoners ha1 been taken to
Suez OIL their way to Constsntin0pe.
During the intervals OF the oombaidment, the pl-
g-ms from II ecc. were permitted 10 enbsrk
The Moorish Plincee left by tie Lscy Gaming, aud
the Tugkish troops from Slez were allowed 10 lsnd,
gnd TO garrison the forts.
An official dispa ch to the British Government fully
confirms tLis intelligence.
Tie LoadoH Times regards this action stultiiyng
sl the neg Ota ions Win Turkey the sibeet Of the
acre, and saks on what grounds Il wss author
ized Otner iJuna.s also regard toe matter 10 the
sane light
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
FRANCE

TIE Paris correspondent Of The L9gdoa Times says
not without sxsreme difficulty that the Penipo.
tsltisries Of the Pans Conference brought TIER s
eors to conclusion. They were more tnan once 90
khe point Of sepsrstng account OF the apparent -
possibility OF agreement.
The same writer s also informed that some Italians
arrested at Cherbourg and at Paris at the time
Of the Emperors stay at the former place aud that on
The 18th ard l9sh of August the loc 81 police we're ex
eicispg marked surveillance ~ the Paris station of
the Western Railway, alec a. the station between
Paris and Antervile. The French Government hsd
received positive information that Mazzln had re-
Gently eft London.
The Paris BOurse had beer buoysnt, aud on the
th ofAuguft the Three Per Cents advanced 10 % 90
at which they closed.
H. Sabatier, Consul General OF Franco at Alev-
anelia has beea ohsrged by tas Government 10 pro.
ceed 70 JiGdsh to make Investigations respecting tue
recent outrage.
is ssid that among the Instructions cent 10 .rou
Gres, the French Embsssador in China, was one
directing him not to Insist that France should in future
have al Enbassaior resiient 81 Pkin il i found
that such insistence would e0tsl rupture Of the
uegotis,ons.
Psris letter says that project for electric tels
graph TO connect Europe win Chins in course Of
preparation in that city end vould be presented 10
the Emperor on his return 10 Paris.
The Imperial Prince, who at his birth was enrolled
be private II the Grensdier Guards, has been pro-
,ucted to the rsvk OF Corporal
The J1RtaaI dH Hsrre IN announcing the depart
rre of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stove from Rouen to
Paris says that she has collected notes on Normally
with view OF wrirg work founded or Flsnch
sasject.
Tns Moahesr Of the goth says: "The Plenipotsr.
tNiss OF Frsuce, Austris, Crest Britain, Prussia,
Russia, Sardinia and Turkey met Tnursasy, st the
Ministry of Foreign fairs, 10 sign the Convention
relative 20 the oIgsnizsou OF the Prncpsli.ies of
holdsys snd Wslschis. Tie exchange of the rat ii.
sstons Of the ssi3 convention viii take place at Paris
rnhls hvs wesks, or esrieT possibss.
oay st,sr tls sSeIlp,.s nant o. this for n 81
,os,t tae ss1i ~ iss ccay s,eon csn Dc ade public
tour N BRITTANY On .he 9ls, NJ. Oathe aCh made
speech q. ke-Hes, n wish 'n.ptrtsrt Gevsor9sn.s
veie cooked io-i ca, Toe tseg 50. us-sly ssys thst
sources os B-i.tsay.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
UiRINE AFFAIRS.
NAVAL.


TIE United States steamship Relief, Lieu.enent-
Commanding james II. Strorg VII take the sst .;
her stores on board tedsy, ani sail inmedistely for
Aspinwsl. Those who have friends IN the pscinc God
bone squsirops will have opportunity TO send out
letters rewspap.rs books ra:cels Sc TIE vessels OF
the Pacific squs iron the independence, st. Mays
John Adams, lassacbuiet.s, Saransc ard Fredori,
OF the homo station, Savanna jamestown, Ssratogs,
ard steam'tencer Dispstch. The San Jsento's flag
wee hauled down yesterday, the vessel put formally
out of comms,on and turned the authorities OF
the yard. II tech $4,000 to p.y of ber crew, which,
added to the 10000 received by the Nisyaras men,
ar the respective paid to the marines of both
ships, give the nice little total Of sbOu. SOj, 900 die.
nbutsd OF this port smong nautical by tee Navy
Department. within the space Of thee weeks. Over
ore hundred Of the cable heroes have shipped iu the
Navy sgsin, their cash, ike 90 Tom Trays ssge.,
hsviIg gone IN the gay seoon.
The sorest Supply hsuled " to the Rsliefs berth
yesterday, and is hturg up fast with provisions. Tire
ST. Iouis had her nssts put in this mornirg and tAe
Sabine ssuled Of the Bsttery, where she awaits her
Commodore sId outward bound orders Visitors sill
tbrorg 10 the Nisgsra-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
GREAT BRITAIN.

Thae s no poi.iesl Devs q moment
M Dsllss, tho American Minister, had an lniervIsN
with the Earl Of Derby on August 10.
The ship EsssI, wito sevepty'iive tboussnd ounces
sSrolS, hsd arrived from Melbourne.
A he YORK races, Mr.. Ten Brosck's American
A0se Babylon won the Ches,erse4 handicsp,"
lssjp.t q field Of seven competitors.
IIr8 Psroe-..op, Who ~ss vsitiog bis ests:es ia
helsnd had delivered epeech al Sligo 10 dsierse OF
his standardization.
A gres. county dsmocstrstion IN honor Of the snc-
eessf laying o. the Atlsrtic cable IN the snap, Of
kssorst 70 the Directors Of the Company, was bsaS
sygsnizsa o. killarney. PROJECT sss a'ao on iooi
6r rupn;ng . railway 10 Valenna Bay.
The Atlantic ard Great Western Railroad company
Of ono and Pennsylvania had sJcceasSully negotiated
n England bonds for about three mhhons OF dollars.
At Q meeting Of the Liverpool WorkhOuss Commit
tee wss reported thai 30 destitute emisrsDs "nose
passages hso been paid fon me Uniief Stste'' aei
been brought 70 TIE Liverpoo! Wokaouss Oae'nI''
Il the number Of refurred emigrsnts are lunsI's
The fact tha. Inquiry covld % seat fro a L}'uln
End reply Of sJme length returned ron Ne"i'l1d-
bpa in the brief space # q ho1fs, hai oeen fa-y
dsnonsirs,ed 10 the mster OF the COLLISION os.'eon
the ArAbis snd the Europs, sod tne occurrence "ss
regarded with very grea. s.tisssc.lon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

RoAsTIyG = CHogES may be thought very simple
epers,ioD but in our opinion, rot one in ten Of modsrn
fouseL GER Go i. to perfection. Firstly because
thsy have TO oonveniercss. The sbonins'le cooking
stove has spoiled -sns ish, and Dons more go taan
this ot roast chicken, which never has been, and
never WI be, roasted 10 PsIfsctcn II any other way
than tied up BY tbe legs ss-nsins by sting before
ssood fire, drippDs ia gravy irto pan il which
there little c.s end amp of butter, with which
the rosst is to be bs.ted frou time to time, until the
skia is brown ard flesh thoroughly cooked l. is this
coohirg in the open s tbs. gives it the peculiar rch
ress. lis chicken uust be roasted or baked 10
sovsoyen It should be done with the oven doc. open.
With some stoves il cen be much better done Ia sn
open pan .et down before tie CRATE AL holas in the
BODY Of fcwi should be seSei up a. tight as possible
not merely drawn together, but tight.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

SIT LoyESGOoD."-We learn tha. Sut Miller, TIE
EeTo Of ths Lovengood pspers, ded snddenly in tae
reigtoorho0d OF ofDucktoSn, week on, silce. Poor
su After having iDnuu erabls encounters snd con-
icts with and resst-beer shot severa tines acd
Consumed bust-hesd" enough 10 run an over shot
NIL for forty days ard ngats, died igrooly a. lsst
from blow iIhctsd with tho Fl. # g fellow man.
then, Tenn Bsnner.
DEATH OF OLD MRs KrDD.-Mf.. Kidd q yeuera
bic oolofed women, vel known IL tbis city died tos
rniDg 81 the house OF her son, Henry Kidd or the
vel known potter Of the America Hlts'L n Hiyh
street. She sss it'll, over 1913 years o'i Sle "a,
born in Nirgrl. and once knsN Ger. Wesl ny.oa .nd
Many Hter distips ushed men o. Is. safe very xer
She has resided il this city nsny Years sud = T. !.
retps cted b. n. se who knew her.
lCeve..a! Pl,'ol,.i., AR 2
CHARGE of OPEfING A LgrrER.-Ifszsri CAREER.
fosts sst.r NJ Eos Gteenglch a-.s.grei ysstsr
cay before Joseph =. Pitnal, csc. Uc;.e5 s,s,ss
Con Missioner en- tHo CONG anss OF Cpeni1s letis-
IN vuist.oI C ne l.x Toe investigator sssec sT3
oays, and number Of gtneeses szs s1.irsd, ,1e
cfiet o them M Gallup, the Postmaster Of tos city
ana Ilolbrock, tns special agent OF the Dep2ts1>-
Cafder was bound over on both charges.
lPssyiaenec Journal, Sat sl.-.
Tux DEsooR.rIc Dad HgAD.-We STATED, yes.
to-day, belief that Dr. Black the snti-fee pass
Candidate tor ProtbonotSry. bad free pass ove. tae
Pittsburgh, Fort Wsyne ard Cnicsso Rli.rosd. We
have sirce received ndabi,sbe proof that 1e hzssIa
spsss ard hiss had one since 1872 HIS claim to sI,i
pas ID founded tee servicss De rerdersd hs > d
IL procuring fer il the subscrpor Of ths city. And
Low Re is the embo3nsrs OF opposition 20 mGrcips
saosenDtioEp ard free Issses, IPit;sSargh Gsz.