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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14

CmRlsrMAs BAIL.-We notice that
our I.eClaire friends making preparations
to have n grand old time Monday week. Milo
White will be on hand to fninish the music
which is all that i necessary to warrant II
pleasant party. We think Of being present
Oh that at-s yicieus occasion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14
Steamers Sunk by Ice,

ST LOUIS Dec 12--The steamer Aunt Lets
", hence to keokuk, is reported sunk at Cape
Au Grisby. by ice. Total loss valued at 40.
ooo. Also it is reported Steamers Canada and
Baltimore sunk by ice near Alton. Latter val
ued at SIS 900.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14
Boston Election.

BosroS, (noon) Dec, PA municipal cleo
ton was held in this city to day The vote
now stands for Mayor Lincoln Republican,
962; Wightman. Dem. etc, 47S Palmer,
Temperance, etc, l53.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14

81 Our scale men had busy time
Of il Yesterday. They had oil they coull do
from morning till night weighing the vast
amount Of grain which came pouring in from
The country
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14
From, New York.

| NEW York. Dec 13-The announcement OF
the arrival Of the steamer United Kingdom wss
a mistake. The vessel belo~ is the U. s screw
steamer Mohican, bound for Portsmouth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14

CHEAP AND LUscIous.-Thc inimita-
bic Capt. THour il always little ahead. He
is now daily receiving invoices Of the most
luscious oysters We have ever seen in this
market. The Captain sells th.m much lower
than our dealers usually dispose of this article,
viz 50 cents aul 90 cents per can. Drop in
and buy can.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14
TIE SATURDAY EVENING POST,
STILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS.
A ACHANCE TO OBTAIN
TWO nakds0me Steel Ergfav.agS.
A BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING ALSO
10 Pr m I'm TO every Subscriber!
Fiction, N:sC-, Uusnor, .Igrt-
CestfMrNS. tke Mark, Is, dc.

TLe Proprietors ofthe SATUKDA EVENING
fOSI-' the Oldest and best Of the Weeklics'-
nave the pleasure TO announce to tho reading pub
lie, that they have made an exclusive engage
ment with an Author whose powerful Stories
have OF late attracted great attention; and that
they will open the year 1850 with novclet, ur.f-
ten erIres.L4 knr I LIE POST culIcd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14
. -
Fire.

PROVIDENCE L. l., Dec 10 The store OF
James Rhodes wa destroyed by fire yesterday
together with AGO bales Of midland cotton
Loss atout :5o,G0o.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14
Nv 8 u n ii ~ T. II .

FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE.
EDWIN FAY, Agent.
DEORA MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE
i Co., Capital, S5o0,00O.
tbs GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE AND TRrsT
Company, Capital. S5eo,o00.
Office No. 10 Brady Street, with Parker Ed
wards. oct25 lyfrstpage
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14

1sr The Supreme Court has affirmed
the decision IT the District Court in the case
Of Woodward Va Horst 50 says the School
Jona1l OF the 9th inst
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14
Frozen Over.

SARrNA. Iowa, Dec. ls.-The st. Clair flats
are frozen over
The steamer Forest Queen for Detroit, laid
up here
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14
aemotrat and s(ews.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, .... DECJi4, 1859

Rou>ps Il LasGnos, l5j Randolph street, Chi
eago, are authorized to receive advertisements for
this paper.
G. II. ScprYEN, %, Dearborn street, Chicago. il
authorized to receive advertisements for this pa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14
4 OxC.

IN Thanksgiving day, on Brady street, be-
xItween 4th and l3;h streets, or near the Bap-
tist Church silver pencil case. The finder will
- suitably rewarded by leaving it ct this eascs
nov2S-d0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14
Return of a Lake Vessel from EurOpt

NLw York, Dec, IL -Arrived-Schonre er
Republican,, of Huron. Ohio, from Cadiz. via
Fa,al
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14
BOOTS & SHOES
AT COST!
J. G. TOD D.

WILL commence selling his Entire Stock at Cost
on Saturday the 10th inst.
dec Q 1853.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14
Breckenridge Elected to
the u. ). Senate.

FnANKfoRT, Ky, Dec. IL 2-Breckinridge was
elected I. ). Senator by 80 majortj on joint
ballot
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14

Brsy-Wc have not noticed as much
activity in our city for many a day as was dis
Played yesterday Our streets were crowded
with teams and people from the country, all
having something to Sc l. Wheat went up with
a rush, owing 10 the large number Of s'ippers
In the market In the morning the market
opened at 1sc AMI kept rising steadily until
1t reached SoaS2c, the highest paid The ship
pers want the grain and they are determined
to have it. even if they have to pay more then
the flour market will really warrant. Our
farmers will do well to bring forward their
wheat as fast as they can, for We cannot expect
the market to keep up to it's present high
figure.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14
TIE EAkL'S DAUGHTERS.

BY the Author Of "T THE RED COURT FARM
IHE ROCK" tho i" HESTER HALLiWELL"
stories, 1.-THE DIAMOND BRACELET" dc.
DO.
In TINS story, written expressly for THE POST,
tnis powerful writer's genius has had full scope
Afforded 1t and we are able 70 state-hayinp rend
u In manuscript, for 1t is already in haId-that
u Will make sensation, unless we are greatly
mistaken, AS one Of the most powerful and inter-
estiDg stories ever published.
10 enable those unacquai nted with THE fOST
to Judge of the rich ness and variety of it, pen-
eral contents, we nay state that during tho past
year We have published novolels, stories, POEMS,
assays &c, from the following gifted writers:
q: l. X. JAMES, MARY IIUWEIT,
CHARLES DICKENS, AUTHOR OF 1.-THE
ALtRED TENNYSUN, RED COURT FARM"
CHARLES KLADE, AUrHOK OF .FAKM
u. w. LONGFELLOW, OF FOURAoKES."
CHARLES MAGkAY, GRAZ r. GREENW GOD
WILkIE COLLINS, MISS PAKBOE.
DIR. U. w. HOLMES, FLORENCE PERCY.
7. 5. ARTHUR, AMELIA Is EDWARD
AUTHOR OF 1.-THE EMMA A BROWN.
SCOUT,"&C. AUTHOR OF 1.-THE
ALEXANDER DUMAS, EBONX CASKET."
JOHN q. WHITTIER, MRS. NJ A DENNIsON
OWEN MEREDITH, FAM NJ. kAYAOND,
~. BAILEY, Author NORA PERRY,
of"Fcstus." ISA CkAIG
LIEUT. HABEKSuAM, MISS MAKTINAU
1.-THE POST docs not confne itself, h. weycr. 10
works Of the imagination. as 80 many Weeklies
now do. 1t generally devotes a fair pertion Of
its ample space TO the News Of the week IoRx
IGN and DOMESTIC. 10 LETTERS FROM PANS, 10 an
AGRICULTURAL DErAKTAEST, to BANK NoTK and
STOCK LISTS. and weekly accurate PRICE cur
rest of the produce markets, ic., &c.
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TER RMS-ENGRAV1NGS.

HANILTONS TWO VIEWS Of NIAGARA
"A 'LS-~a couple Of handsome and large sized
.xee Egravings-ther retail price Of which - FIVE
DOLIAkS-we are enabled to Club with THE
POST on the following remarkably liberal
terms.
We also Club with those well known Menthly
Magazines. Arthur's Home Magazine and God
ey's Lady's Book. Read the following and take
ouYchOicoo Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

.ss@ Notices under this head 10 cents per line
each insertion, or 30 cents per week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14

iss- THE ODD FELLOWS HALL IN THE
cityof Davenport, will be dedicated according to
the rights of the ofder ON Lext Friday evening
The ceremonies will commence at ~ O'clock
At the same time a copy Of the Bible will be pre-
scnted to the Lodges on bohalf of the daughters
Of Rebccca. The public are invited to attend.
doa1i-t]
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14


xes- We dropped in at the extensive
wholesale dry goods house of Miner, Haskell
4 Co, yesterday morning, and found the pro
priesors and clerks all very busy filling the
numerous orders they had received from the
interior. We are glad to our Wholesale
house doing 60 fiue a business. 1t indicates a
speedy return to the good times we had two
years since We noticed that the orders were
all small, and we were informed by the pro-
prietors that their customers were all buying
small bills on short time. filling uJ their stocks
every few weeks by fresh invoice, by which
means they were able to keep mp with the
styles, and at the same time meet their notes
promptly. This, we should say, was good
plan. and we have no doubt Messrs. Miner.
Haskell 4 Co. would much rather do such a
business than to sell large bills, on long time,
and run the risk Of loss.
lie CLAIRE IrEMs.-From the Register
we clip the following items:
II I,RD FnEEzING We have had Q pretty fair
specimen of hard freezing for the past week
The river closed here on Tuesday, the 9Th.
about noon, and was crossed the same evening
by foot passengers. Tuesday morning the
mercury was lOo below zero. We are now
having moderate weather
Miss Mary MCutchn. aged IL years, an
adopted daughter o. JAS f Could residing
about five miles west of this city, slipped and
fell on the ice, at her own door. on Monday
last In the fall her head i, supposed to have
come in cont CT with the corner Of the STEP
FIR several hours she did not complain Of any
injury. In the evening symptoms of concuss.
ion Of the brain began to manifest themselves.
Medical assistance was sent for, but the vital
spark had fed ere the physicisn arrived.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14

Now, Messrs. Editors. | should mt have
made any complaint If had not been con-
vinced that those scales have been incorrect
for a ion2 t.me. trust Mr. Cable will have
them i5ht-I at his earliest conv enience
i. LE5Sahp
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14

One Copy Of THE POST. $500 . yea
Engrav ngs Of Niagara Falls, 800
One Copy Of TIE POST and one Of
Arth ur's Home Magszine 300
One Copy Of THE POST and Godeys
Lady's Book, $50
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A BEAUTIFUL PRs MlVN.

A large and beautiful Engraving on steel, II by
20 inches, called THE SPE ikING LIKENESS'
will be sent TO every subscriber to 1.-THE POST"
tor lo.O, who shall send in add teon to his sub
scIiption. the sum Of twenty five cents, 10 ay tho
expense Of postage, paiiing. dc., &c The retail
price Of this engraving is four deIlars! 1t is .
Gem!
P.S.-The Postage will be pre- paid on all the
Engravings. Address.
DEACON & PETERSON.
Nc.132 South Third ST., Philadelphia,
= M,Pe Copis' Of the Poet seat sra;is ~Aen
requested.
q To EDITORS.--Editors who give the
above one insertion, or csndense The material
portions OF 1t for their editorial columns hal be
entitled 70 an exchange and cory of "7he Speak
lng Liksness, by sending us = marked co y Of
decl5-w2t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14

PnILc soPHr or G.-Asm,nv
OF our citizens have been "bit' by endorsing for
friends during the late crisis, We commend to
them the following good advice, given by New
York merchant to his son:
! One Of her most sagacious and wealthy mer.
chants was about to visit Europe ard setting
his house Iu order before he left closed con.
versation with his and heir a. 70 lows
now, "a q lasting lesson, look at these four
notes" "-aId he pa. into his hands four notes Of
hand OF $4,000, making Sl00O00, with his
name on the back Those, said he. "are the
price OF endorsing for a friend weakly put
my name to them. aud had to pay them as you
see. Whenever any one asks you TO endorse,
look at those notes before you reply"
DETECTIVE .Nessrs. E1i-
on;-Last Monday purchased at the Daven.
port Coal Yard load o. coal, for vhic., !
received the following bull.
DAVENPORT COAL YARD.
DECEnBER IL, 1888.
Leonard bought Of +. l.. Cable 8 bushels Of
coal at II cent. per bushel, amounting 10 Loo.
Delivery
Received payment. =. /. CABLE,
Per p.
hhsihg suspicion That Mese scales not
correct, drove down to Mr. kennedy's scales.
where received the folio wing bill:
FAIRBANKS CITY SCALES.
DAvESPoRr, December l3, 1859
Weighed for Leonard load Of coal
aro>s weight. .2,2lO lbs. I
Iafe .................l,6l $40 lbs. I
Nett ............... 600 lbs. /
Bushels ................ 40-50. /
w W. kENNEDY.
Determined to be satisfied ia my own mind |
that the ,ales If the Davenport Coal Yard |
~ere incorrect. | drove on to Mr. Burrows
scales and was handed the following bill:
By FAIRBANKS PATENT SCALES.
DAvESpogr, December -, 1859. |
Load of coal iSom -- to Is. Leonard. |
lare. ..l.bl0 lbs. |
-'ctt'.--.. bO' lbs.
j. b. RowsE, Weigh Master.
Now, Messrs. Editors, | should mt have |
made any complaint If | had not bee; con-
vinced that those scales have been incorrec, |
for n lon2 t.me. trust Mr. Cable will have
them ri5Lt-d at his earliest conv enence
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14
NUMBER so.
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

"BQUAL AND HxACT JUSTICE TO ALL NKN OF WHAT.
EVER PURsuAsIoN, RELIGIOUS on PoLIrIcAL.'-
Nomas y. .fer.on.
northwest corner Pennsylvania Avenue 4 l7th sts.
Near the Pres.dentiai Naasion.)
WAsHINGToN, November 1859.
On the 18th day Of September ultimo, day
consecrated in the hearts Of all lovers Of their
country as commemorative Of that on which the
Constitution OF the United States was adopted,
was put to press. at Washington, the initial pages
of Political and Literary publication. which II
now issued to subscribers only, entitled tho
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-14

DETECTIVE ScALEs.- Nessrs. E1it-
or';-Last Monday purchased at the Daven.
port Coal Yard load o.. coal, for which !
received the following bull
NENpnuT CAAI X.Anh
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CLUBS.

2COPiES Of THE IooT, $3,00a yesr
(and one Of tho Engray-
ings 10 getter up Of Club, 800
:" (and one copy extra, or
both Engrav,ngs to getter
upof Club, 1000
IL and one copy extra, or
both Engravings to ge,ter
no sf Club, 1900
20 (and one copy extra, or
both Ensravlngs to getter
up Of tiub), 1000
80 (and one cop. extra, and
both Engrasings to gettcr
up Of Club), 1000
MINISTERS and SCHOOL TEACHERS are charged
only 81 syesr. The RIDDLE and PROBLEM Do
partmet renders the POST particularly accepta-
bio to the latter class.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-24

The DUKE OF LEEDs.-This British nobleman,
whose death was announced in the foreign news
married Lady Hervey. the widow of Sir FELTON,
Uervey Bart, aud th ird daughter of Richard Ca
ton, Of Baltimore, Md. The Duke Of Leeds, be-
sides marrying an American woman, bad large
amounts invested in American securities He was
married in 1928, aud succeeded his f4thec 10 the
Dukedon in the year 1888 His titles, besides
Duke of Leeds and Marquis of Carmsrthen, were
Earl Dandy, Viscount Latimer, Viscount Osborne,
Baron Conyers, Baron Osborne, and an English
Baron. He had no children, and Is succeeded in
his titles by Lord Godolphin, his cousin. 1t is
rather remarkable that the three sisters who mars
ried the Duke of Leeds, the Marquis Wellesley.
and Lord Stafford, had no offspring. The elder,
the Marchioness of Wellesley, died few years
since, and her two sisters, the Duchess of Leeds
and the Baroness Stafford, dowagers -
These ladies we're renowned for their personal
beauty, and they were all widows when they mar.
red their noble husbands. Their niece, Miss
ucTavish, married a brother of the Earl of Car
Isle,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-24
sAS-i IC oRick-ln Mass and Stick, Of
ssr- TIE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,

I
PETERS INPALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONoR-
RHGA, AND ALL SECRET DlSEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer.
cuTist B8isamic properties, eXcels everything
heretofore offered the pubiic in its curative resto
ratlye sGd TsnoyGtlng powers and the medical
world are astonishcd when told that the above re
mcdy will cure the shove diseases. and confoundeo
when they have occuIsr demonstrations of the facts
for twenty odd years, has enoTn of case of twent!
years Standing be restored to perfect health ana
au other OF shorter duration, to be restored
without single exception and therefore challenges
ally case of a0norrhtsa " hich the remedy will not
cure provided the directions are carried ont with
prudence On the part OF the patient and to any one
purchasing half u dozen bottles, and using accord
lngiy, IN his or her case he guarantees q perfect
cure and in Of failure, will furnish additional
medicine, Tree OF charge, TO complete the cure
through his agents; and cure will be effected with
OFT Inconvenience TO the patient. Sold By
GRUbBS q AZ ERS0N, Druggists,
Agents Ter the city of Richmond.
de fD-6Crs No. H1I Broad st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-24
COUNTY ROADS residents ON tho


suburbs OF the city receive no benefi IS from the
present road laws, notwithstanding the fact that
they are heavily taxed to keep the county high
ways in order. Take as example, the county
road along 25th street, across Church Hill The
residents of Marshall, Clay, Leixh, 26sh 9th, and
2Sth Streets taxed to keep 25th street in order
II street for which they have earthly use
while their own streets mnst be kept in order by
individual enterprise, or become i'm passable. We
know that county rosds are necessary, but as
other reads are equally necessary in the suburbs,
would it not be wise policy in the Comfy Court TO
declare the streets mentioned public highaays,
appoint surveyors to attend to them, and let tho
residents each street keep in proper condition
1t this Were done, property On the suburbs
would enhance in value, every neiShborhood
would strive TO keep its highway in order, and
the eastern suburbs would soon present q most
inviting appearance. The road laws are not at all
applicable to this section of Virginia; and shoald
be repealed, or 30 amended as to give the County
Courts the power to levy road taxss, and let the
road, to contractors. We do not know of a single
county road leading into the city, that deserves
tie name of "highway"-certainly not one that
ought not to be put In far better condition than
at present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-24
my 6-lm
s%BAKER's PREMIUM BIrrERs have

created quite sensation with our cltiZens, ss we
and recommending them to Others, if iC were the
emily mediciue in tie world. We would call the at
teutiru uf ms ,chants ierng goods frGm the city.
to be min dfu! of BAk ER'o PREMIUM BlTTERS ss
yon VIII never lose customer after the hey hare ones
tried them 1t has PEI formed more remarkable
than any medicine ever discovered. 1t can be used
by all sexes with perfect safety. Being purely veg
etatia il staLda pEriyaled for the cure of Dyspep-
sia CgIds Coughs, Choiic Nervous Affections, Gen
eral Debility, Ague ard Fever, and Nervous Head
ache thousands of certificates have slr ady been
furnisned tie proprietor of this valuable medicine
for the abeve Complaints. You can be suppiied :,
all the principal druggists in the cig OF Richmond,
ard elsewhere ia VirgIniA and North Carolina
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-24
SPECIAL NOTICES
- BURROWS RELIABLE MBDIolNn.
1sHE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN tn 7

Has cured. and Is DOW daily efIscting the mos,
Sufsordinary cures OF diseases 70 which humanity
70 anicisd Thousands who were hitherto su nTerina
me most invetelate diseases and which were
S.smed beyond the skill Of medicine, have been
sruI1 restored to health BY the use Of this
TisM sIsS1 pr1ssm1edy R9r SoR0FULA, RHkUMA.
rss,tsu0 rsnntsohus , nrREC and or al diseases
cd by any ;impy u the blood IL Is unsurpass-
Ry thny, meuicine In meficat science
anS ..noronghly purifying the Blood and stornach
fha hnn s s'neaing and renoyating every ORGAN al
sssa .ss ii necessarily cures Al! ,hose
.,cS M iTVran i.ema morbid sction OF the same
TSu n0MS ~ Ltu - CUMPLAINT. NEKyuIIs sETEC
81 oapFs TaE skkiNshAa skiN d4Rd9s Dss iiTY GE1PrIuSs
and all other dseass which are vail h. hhND Aaoh.
a. om rom tne above causes All that ia ssssd ;s
AR trial which will assuredly conyinee s~ LIS Is q
tne lncom parable efficacy of this remsys ons ol
parstion "a curing the diseases for which H. pre-
commended For particulars call and 81 70
scriptive circular. Prepared By s0' Go
w BURROW M
Practical and Analy ticai Che
Tor ..,. " p;..r. Norfolk, Va.
Or W Garlick. Waring & Pearce, and Druaeist.
generally. NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-24
MUSICAL TRgAr.-C. ur readers will hoo

MUSICAL 1R9AT.-t ur readers will bear
ia mind that the ladies of Leigh street Bsptist
Church intend giving concert of vocai mus ic to.
ngh, 10 raise means for their sewing society. and
that they are TO be assisted by some of the best
amateur musicians in the city. The pieces selected
for the occasion will suit all TASTE and the enter
'ainmeut mus: therefore prove very popular one.
Apart from the music, the object of the concert s
such as to commend it to every good citizen, and
We therefore hope to the house packed to over
flowing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-24
J NOTlCE.-Was committed 10 the

EH NOI IICE.-WaS Committed to The
NJah OF Chesterfield county. on the lst day of
~ nRLii, !es9, negro boy calling himself
49, ILLtAM woo states that he 10 the pro
perty OF Jehn Johnson. Of tbs town of Danyila and
that no was SOLD TO his present owner by - Hatch
r. ~ Inc town OF Mauc ,ester; said slave is ut IA
yesrs 81 age and Light gingerread color. The own-
ef OF sald slave having fsiled to come forward and
proVe property notice is hereby given tn all whom
u may concern. the said slave Will be dealt with
strictly according to law. so DUVAL
nc Acting Jeilor.
Ps-The said slave is believed to have escaped
rom so,e OF the Counties Of the State of North "a
roilaa: bordering on the Virginia line.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-24
49, ONE OF rHE NJ osr PaEvALKNr, and

at the same time troublesome and painful disease.
that attend the human flesh is the Fever and CUES
For - long time the medical world have been contlE
m.nant rurp. nut All withoot eftct Dr / Hosfet
ter Al perienced and celebrated ply sician, has
succeeded iu fuI nishing the public with sSausbie
stes1y ami lucr asing demand lately made for the
"BiteTs" !" and the universal success attending its
use, b. made for it reputation unsurpassed by
ary -rscifc of the kind For the cure of the Fever
al Ague. DR. Hostetter's celebrated stomach Bit
s.:- mnsi AM should claim a superiority over any
other preparation eXtant.
sod by druggists and dealers generally. every
where.
ta See advertisement in another column.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-24

VICIOUS NEGRo.-A negro fellow known
as Armistead, hired to VIM X Robinson. was be-
fore the Mayor yesterday. and ordered thirty.n inc
stripes, for being drunk AID dsorderly in the
streets, and for resisting the watchmen and at.
tempting to stab one of them with a cbisel. When
captured, he fought like a wounded wild cat bit.
ing and scratching all around him aud continued
20 resist until tied. As he is negro of very bad
character, his master would consult his own in.
terest and the public good, by sending him South