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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-09
RAILROADS
Chicago h Rock Island Railroad
V1"y,sSes. .arrn,s ue,ose,sf.


I'm and after SUNDAY Dec. 9Th 1855, and until
Jfurther notice trains will leave R0cA lsland daily
Sundays excepted, % f0llows:
1st mail train 1T 1O20
I'd freight I1.1o r
ID night exprees Is p. u.
Trains arrive .. Rock Island daily, Sundays 60
ocpted ~ follows:
LIST night eXpressAS $50 A. =.
I'd freight trains ~ 2OOP. y.
3D. mail train at 7.o0P. II.
All trains this road In direct oonDexion q
Chicago with trains over both the Alchigan 0Ooshen
Michigan Central, PitisLurg, Port Wayne and Chica-
60 Rail kosd 10 and from Detroit, Toledo.
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsbursh,
Dunkifk, Buffalo, Niagara Palls, Albany. New Yors.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Alse d
LaSahe With trains Of the Illinois Central noa1-
North 10 alens and south 70 81 Louis ana Oalre =
which places tickets can b. procured Of
w. y. Gremnelle, Ticket Agent,
Agents, Il. Y. Depot, Root 1slaa1.
Passengers re1ninies Of the ncoess1tvOf g1vln1
dlstan directions the destination Of their bag
gage sso 70 procure tickets before taking their sals
~ cars the conductors collect fares osiy 70 sas
tn m the lime OF the Chicago Aock Island railroad.
JOHN y. TRACY, Supsrtntsadsos.
WI w.-nsIu, Asst Sup't.
noch rui.na Dee. 8. IbhS fdtfl
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II o " ARD ASS OCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
Berero emf Insfifuion essnt*ished ~ sreefai on
dosr,asni. for the Rsiiy II ihe sack dad
Disfvessed. G69ictet srish FHNIsM
and Epidemic Diseases.
sIVHR HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view OF the
i awful destructkn 81 human life cause by seAu-
81 disoases and the deceptions prs'ticei upon The
unIovt innate victims Of such disease By Quacts sew
eral years ago directed IT. CONSULTING surgeon .
charitable Ct worthy OF tier na0e, - open dis
pepsary for the treatment OF this class OF iii
In eli tier forms and to give medical advice gratis
ell sho apply by letter, with description OF hsir
condtisn, (sga occupation, habits Of life. Ac) and
In case OF extreme poverty 10 furnish meiicn,s IN
81 cnarga 1t II needless - add that tbs
commands the highest medical skill OF the sEs. sLd
viii furnish tn. most approved modern treatment
The Directors OF the association. In their annual
port upon the treatment Of sexual dirases. express
IN hiahest satisfaction With the success which has
atend the abors ~ th-ir suSsfo In the cure Of
minal weakness, goorr GA, elect,
sypfiis the vice Of Onanism o. self sbnse diseas
Of the kidneys and bladder, &c. and order contin
nance of the same plan or the ensuing year.
The Directors, review Of the pest, feel assured
that their lsb0ss in this sphere Of benevolent thort
have been Of great benent to ths afflicted esp cislly
TO the ycuns and they have resolved to devote them
selves with renewed xsai to this very importau, and
much despised caure.
An admiral re- port on spermatorrhra, or semi
nal weakness the vice Of Onsnisnl, or
selfabuse and other diseases Of the sexual organs,
by the sultiDg surgeon. will be sent by mail in
scaled envspe). free of charge, on receipt cf Two
srAsIPs for postage OtEc reports and tracts on the
ma tore and treatment Of sexual diseases diet, nc
are constantly being published for ~ Atuitous distr-
BUTTON aaA will be sent TO the afflicted bsmeof thu
ne = remedies and methods of treatment discovered
during the last year Of gre II value.
Address for Report or treatment, On. J. Skill
LIN HOUGHrOij, Acting Surgeon, Howard Atso-
ci.tion: NJ. : south Ninth street. Philadelphia,
Poems ylvania
Nv order OF the Directors.
RzRA D UEARrwELL. Pvesddent.
Auo RAypOUII,D HnNranru Jal6-v1v
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Mississippi 4 Missouri r. r.

Trains run by Chicsgo time. vhic - ~, s~s'vs min
utes faster than Davenport '0e.
I'M and after Monday, Jan 10Th, 1858. ~ snsal
- further notice, trains will leave Dsvenpo, ~
nuscatine, Columbus City, Washington ana 10,
ony (Sundsys excepsed) follows:
ist Express and fall Train ss So6 A.
Trains Will leave Davenport for Chicago daily. sun
lays excepted follows:
LIST Mail Train, 81 oMAs
I'd kT2rcss Train, At seOp =
Trsins arrive at Davenport daily. tsunAays s.ssp
list nxprsas Train u sAss
"a Mail Train, NJ 7N -
From TIE west.
LIST Express and NAH Train ~ 6Ap.
Trails run BY Chicago time, which IL twelve MIN
otet faster than Davenport tune.
All trains out of Davenport viii mako oounec0sc~o
at Colnrnb- City, Washington and Iowa CITY with
the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all points We
The Passenger Train connects at Rock island WI
Chicsso Rock Island Railroad trains for eli poinSs
East, North and South.
Passengers 49, reminded Of the necessity osstvins
Sstinct direction 70 the dsstip OF thsr 49,
Eass, before taxing heir esasIa
The cars.
N. b. The Morning (ss5 ny train for shs .ass
aects at J,liet with trains the Michigan Geo.
tal At the Jur ctitn with trains on the Piits.
burg, ~ WAYNE Chico go X 4; IT Chicago With
trains on the Michigan Southern and Mirhigau Gen.
trail Rail kSads.
J"s-dt' JOHN p. TRACY. supt.
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INSURANCE.


AUDtroR's OFFICE. Iowa.
TT 10 hereby certified that IN. City Pre- Insurance
] Company Of New Bsven, Conn has hi~d In this
afiee renewed ststen@at. IN Accordance with Sec
tion 9, CHAPTER Tag Laws u %, which rsc'ses my
APPROVAL I do therefore renew the certincsts u
aeepcy Of frank Pigmer go, for Scott county.
which 10 hereby continued " full free abj ~ CT for
they .. 1859 II further cert feI that the annexed
10 true copy VI the .ts,erne ut IS nlcs'.
,~~ Wttne my hand aud sfs NJ Drs u mes,
lis this seventh dsv ~ February. 1859.
49, j. W. OATTELL, Auditor OF State.
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StOd art
NO T10.
EOR TONE AND FINISH, these instruments have
IN for the last THIRTY YEARs maintained reru-
tati0n unsurpassed By any others manufactured IN
this country.
1or sale by s.w. OsoOOD,
sep1 ia Brady street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
DAVIS a. TIPTON'S
MERCANTILE COLLEGES!

IOLATED:
DAVENPORT. I0wA.....Cor vihh and bfaay ste.
PEORIA, ILL.......... .13 And 80 = AN street
INCORPORATED BY the Lesisiaturs, with
! 10 ser TO award diplosOas grant honors'Aha Con-
fer degrees
YoUxo Mfx VIII find. by proper inqc1ry, IRA. by
gradusting At one OF these in-'ifnti"ns iAes Will
obtain yer iu,fortsr, advantage over the yrsdu-
afes Of any other CONNIE rciAl tcieo ~ the cum
t-y The Instruction embraces matter OF pfa or,
la COMMERCIAL SCIENCE aud AIT, whoN uhAho~h
10 con mon teachers. .
STUDENTS tntcrins orr Of these Collsseb by the
payment Of 40 tecore entitled 10 all the privileges
Of two EusIsFss scgooLs, which, Tor sup nor al
vahtages, extent utility, comp' t-hess s"o PoV"rt
~, srs not eyce'iei IN the wor o.
One tine 10 as goof as ano'her, TO commence A
BIZ UTUuIrv ESsRAvsp DIPLOMA. under the Cor-
porst. seal Of the College 10 awardei 70 grshuses
Per CIscRIAR. call at the College Rooms, or i'd
cress - abovei.
FeblG DAVIS = TIT TON.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, L..
New Haven County,
New Haven Januory 81, 1859.
Personally appeared Wells outhworth, President.
and Levi b. Bradley, Secretary Of the City Fire In
vuTance mpany, and seveTally made oath that the
foregoing statement OF the condition 81 .aid Dom.
pany the Arst dss Of January, 1869 by them sub
scrbed ID inst and true and thst they are the above
descfit ed oiiicsrs OF sail Compsny bsforeme
r, o., JOHN 0RAVRS,
IT, o. Not 4ry Public.
reb9o
, 1859-11-18
Laws of the United States.
BY AUTHORITY.


In Act making Appropriations fof fulfilling Treaty
etlPalatluns with the Iancton and TonaWanda 10
dians for the Year ending June thrtieth. eighteen
hunderd and sixty, and fOr other Purposes.
, 1859-11-18
NEW sToR E
AND
II RW FIR M
AT
TUM WATER!

TOHN SCOTT 4 co. TAKE THIS METHOD OF
J informing their friends that they have opened the
store formerly occupied by f. H. WILSON at Tum
Water.
We are now opening Of the largest and best
assorted stocks Of Goods that to this
try, and are determined to sell them at 4 profit
small enough to defy competition.
We intend to change our style OF doing business
from the credit system to small profits and quick
turns. Therefore we must have the cash in hand.
Remember that Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries,
Farming Implements, Fancy Goods and Hardware are
perfectly in our line.
Give US a call. Feb. 4, 1859. llu
, 1859-11-18
DIR. H. D. LONGAKER,
Surgical and M h a nic al
DENTIST,

DR. l.. HAVING PERMANENTLY To-
IL Gated on Puget Sound, would respect l51{$5sS
fully inform the public that he is prepared EA4LH
to perform all necessary operation on Teeth in the
most scientific manner.
Artificial Teeth inserted on ,or Silver plate,
from a single tooth to full set.
TEETH INSERTED ON HEALTHY ROON
Teeth plugged with best Gold or Tin Foil.
Toothache efectuay cured without pain.
Teeth extracted in the most careful manner. Chic
rOform or Ether given if desired.
N. B. All jobs warranted to give satisfaction.
remain until Feb l4th when he will visit the follow
ing places, viz Steacoom, Seattle, Port Madison,
Teekalet, Port Townsend Whdby's Island
Onice-At G. Ford's Photograph and Ambrotype
Rooms, Main Street. Olympia.
Jan. II, 1859. 6tf
, 1859-11-18
MARINE HOSPITAL.

PORT TOWNSEND, JUNE 22D, 1858.
DR P. NJ. O'BRIEN late Resident Physician and
~ Surgeon OF the County Hospital, San Francisco,
aud Of the Hospital Of the Sisters Of Mercy is now in
charge OF the Marine Hospital Port Townsend.
DR.. OBRlEN is also prepared to receive private pa.
tients. He atters himself with the hope that an ex
perience Of l6 years TO the pnctice of is profession
both private and Hospital, together which thorough
Medico-Cirurgical education as evidenced by the
proper guarantee Of Diploma to that effect will OBJ
tain for him the confidence Of the citizens Puget
Sound.
LETTERS addressed-P. NJ. O'BRIEN, NJ. D., Port
Townsend, will be duly acknowledged.
June 22d, 1853. n3l-tf
, 1859-11-18
J. D. HOLMAN J
rs ,
], H. WHITCOMB. J
L. P. FISHER
Advertising Agency,

Advertising Agency,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
MO. l7ll Washington Street, up stairs, nearly SI-
IN posite Maguires Opera House.
/. P, FISHER is the authorized agent ofhe
PIONEER DEMOCRAT, Olympia, W. T.;
Dalles Joural, Dalles, o. I.
MarysVille Herald;
Sacramento Union;
Pacific Methodist, Stockton;
Sonora Herald;
Nevada Journal;
Grass Valley Telegraph
Red Bluff Beacon;
Fl Dorado Democrat PlacerVille;
San Joaquin Republican, Stockholm,
Mountain Democrat, Placerville;
Shasta Courier;
Mariposa Gazette;
Hreka Weekly Union;
Trinity Journal WeaVerVille;
Iowa Hill News;
Volcano LEDGER
Weekly Ledger, Jackson;
San Jose Telegraph;
Sonoma County JoprnalS
Folsom Dispatch;
California Mining Journal
Los Angeles Star;
Santa Barbara Gazette;
San Diego Herald;
Alameda County Gazette;
Placer Courier, Yankee Jm's
Napa County Reporter;
bierra Democrat, Downieville;
Humboldt Times;
Oregonian, Portland, o. T.;
Oregon Statesman, Salem, U. T.
Herald, Jacksonville, o. T.;
Pacific Christian Advocate, Salem, o. t.
POlynesian, Honolulu, S.I;
Pacific Commercial Advertiser Honolulu, g.
Mexican Extraordinary, City Of Mexico;
HOngkong Register China.
ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES.
L. P. F. has now completed his arrangements io5
The forwarding Of advertisements to all the prnepa
largest circulating Journals and newspapers Publsheu
in the Atlantic States.
fine opportunity is here offered to those who WISE
10 advertise in any part of the Union Of doing 50
he lowest rates, and in prompt and satisfactory
manner.
Sept.4, 1851. Ho.liu
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w- Tnn assAr vIEoIsIA Esxspr

PkTERs, INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR G0NOR-
RIGA, AND ALL HkCRkT DInEAkES.
This great American Remedy. coniaanina 10 Mer-
curial or Balsamie properties, excsb every tesng
heretofore offered the pubic IN Ice curative. reHto-
rAtiye Aad renoyatIng powers sad the medicAi
world are astonished when told that the above &c.
tasdy will cnre the above diseases and contunndsd
when they have occular dsn0nsf aicas of the fsets
hut ihe proprietor. who has known Of the remedy
for twenty odd yexrs has knowH OF case OF twensy
all other eases of shartsr duration. 70 he restored.
without single exception, and therefore Challenges
any case Of 0orofT hoa hieh the remedy viii n9t
cure provided the directions are carried ont with
prudence On tho part Of the pAtsss and 10 nny One
purchasing half q dozen bottles. aud using srcord
cure and 10 OF failure. win fuanish additional
medicins. free Of charge, 70 compleee the cure
through his agents. and cure will b. cneeted with
ont incopveniepce 70 the patient. Sold BY
dRUBBS 4 ApPEReON. Druagists..
81 Agents for the city Of kiehne nd,
de 10 ems NO 20i Hvosa a.
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STRAW BAlL.-Our City Justices have

been so frequently imposed upon, 10 taking seeu.
rity on bail bonds, by men swearing to them that
they own lands in adjoining counties, that the
Mayor has opened correspondence with the
Clerks Of County Courts, and is daily receiving
evidence to the truth or fisity Of their state
meEts. Not masy days since man offered hin,
self TO the Mayor security on bail bond, aud
swore that he owned u certain number Of acres OF
land, In an adjoining county, worth 5000. Doubt
ing the truth of the statement, Mr. Mayo at once
wrote to the Clerk of the County Court, aud re
ceved q n answer, that the Individual alluded 10,
40 far from owning sD inch Of land, was an insoi-
vent, aud almost pauper. As matter Of course
the party alluded to will b. indicted by the next
Grand Jury for perjury.
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SINGULAR INcIDEST.--A MN Digs HIS Oicn
Graae.-Our readers no doubt recolect that some
weeks ago We chronicled in the Herald the acci,
dental shooting and killing OF a Ir. JONES' near
Waterford His friends at Waterford had made
ali necessary arrangements for the burial Mr..
Mckinney was employed to make the coffin and
dig the grave. But previous to the intermen,
the relatives of Jones appeared, and the corpse
was removed for interment ia distant church
yard. Thus the grave dug by Mckinney remain
ed open. Aud nov comes the strange part of this
chapter OF strange incidents. Mckinney, while
riding few days since, was throwa and killed -
His CT fin was made Of the planks sawed by his
own hands, on which the ifeess body of Jones
had reposed; and he buried in the grave
which he had dug for Jones Thus is presented
the unusual phenomenon of man who sleeps
that sleep that knows no waking" in a grave
which his own hands has dng-Holyspriass
Mss Herald, Jan 3.
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Posr OFFICE AFFAIRS - Observation-Disclosures .
Greek. Mcdowell county, Va Jesse Beam, post
master, on route from Baptist Valley to McDoweii
Courthouse. Bingemou, Marion county, Va, Felix
$. Martin, postmaster. on route from Mannington
to Lumberport.
sspoantaseats.--George L. Baker, postmaster,
Summers, Rock bridge county. Va. vice errisGug-
enAeimer moved away. Thomas Elliott, postmss- :
ter, Spring Mile, Appomstox county, Va, vice
Thomas A. Hancock, resigned. John T. Wilson,
postmaster, Sweet Springs, Monroe county, Va,
vice c. j. Bsine, resigned. james =. Johnson,
postmaster, PittsyiYania &. H., vice Jesse i.
Carter, resigned.
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n~ DR i HosrarrEn's Brrrras-

- UK j. d0sTkTTEH BIfTKHS.--
These Bitters are universally acknowledged 10 be
snre preventative and cufs for Fever and Agne,
fiatuence. heayiness q tho stomach, or any other
miraculous: they give healthy tope TO ths system.
remove all morbid matter, and In fact thoroughly
tors, In presenting this preparation 10 the pubio.
assure them that In no An9ecase. when 10 has been
used according TO their dictatons has itbeep known
discover ed ia It's Tofhoss sf1icted with arg u
theahove is OF the body the s.bigtsfss are offered
a. q speedy and certain cure. Try theTa and foim
your own opinion.
Ror sale BY Druggists and dealers gsnersiiy, eve
ryvhere Ia y-diyn
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Mission SrRucK oFF-In the House of Repre-.
sentatiyss, on Wednesday, on motion OF Mr. Oar.
nstt. OF virginis, (ihe Conauiar and Diplomatic
Bill being under considsration.) sn amendment 10
strike ous the appropriation Tor the Missipa to
Home WAS carried.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

"fHE WsoSG pEw."-A correspondent Of the Ad-
di on IN. Y } Advertiser, writing from Woodruff.
gives the following Incident as OF aEecent occur
renee to the Woodruff Brass Band
.They were invited to Jasrer to attend lecture,
aud eniiven 1t with their music. The lecture
to be at the meeting house, and at the appoint
ed time the band marched up and proceeded TO
the gallery. Finding q few gentlemen aud iadies
occupying the seats below, they Immediately struck
up Yankee Doodle a very excellent tune aud ex-
celient,y played, but sinaularIy inappropriate tc
ths OCCASION They had broken in suddenly on
the soemnities of a prayer meeting. The few psrs
sons below turned around and viewed the intru.
th eband very innoeently took for expression OF
admiration, aud they at once struck up the Amer.
lean Quiekstep.n
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DTssonUTIons. .. ac,

nisSO OLUT ITO N--The concern Of
~ PRICE 4 WATKINS is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. ] WATKINS has disposed Of
his interest ia the stock and debts. TO y Nj PRICE,
and TO whom those indebted are requested TO make
payment
The naine Of tho firm can be used by either mart.
ner. lus oaly IN liQu.aation of its affairs
y Nj PRICE.
J II WATKINS
II PHICE, JR
Richmond January LIST, 1879. in lin
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PREslDgsrIaL.-The People, a new independent
American Journal at Boston, edited BY Rev. Chss.
W. Dsnison, proposes for President Gov. Chase, Of
Ohio, and for Vice President Kenneth Rayner, of
North Carolina.
George W. Jones, better known 40 "Bank Jenes,'
so called from his having been for Q long lime the
agent OF the Uaited States Bank, died m Cincin.
natt last week.
The Ladies' OF Georgia have called q State Fair 10
he held st Augusta, Feb. i5 to increase the Mount
Vernon Fund.
Mr.. Alexander Duncan. Of Proyidence, X. l.,
has recently made donation vi xiu o0s to the
Butler Asylum for the insane.
Reynolds johnson, aged % years,the last re-
voiutionary pensioner la Lynne, o., died on the
i6th lust.
Vim. X. Whitehead, Of Virginia, was among tht
Atriea's passengers for Liverpool Wednesday.
MAIL RouTE EAaEScY.--Janes Miller, OF Taircas
tie. Boutetourt county, Va, IL appoiated ront,
agent on the line from, Richmond, Va, 70 Bristol
Tenn, Woe Edward MeDsrmsd, rssigued,
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The OPERA AT The WRsr.-The strakoseh opera
troupe, numbering fifty persons. Including De
Wilhorst, CoIsen, parodi and Strakosch, and
Amodia brignoli, Junes Squres and Barlli, left
New York Wednesday for Louisville. 81. Louis,
Chicago and Cincinnati, in each of which places
they give IL operas. The cost of the force Is over
$40 ,00G per month.
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~ GREAT bargains in Raglans and
Fancy Goods, Furs, Fringes and Cloak Trimmiuss
Head Dresses. Fancy Hair Pins. Extension Skirts,
kagfans and Furs for Childien. to be sold regard.
less OF COST and at prices to defy competition
SCR Il kZEKIEL, Cloak and Mantle
JalG-tw Denot Al ain street
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MOVING ONwARD.-A large aud in
teliizeunt audience attended Leigh Street Baptist
Church last Thursday night, and we're highly en-.
,ertaioed by the able addresses ou the sntJect OF
temperance Of Rev. Mr.. Bennett, Kew. Mr. Francis.
and Rev. Mr.. Kerier The Glee Club sang several
pieces of music very we'll. A number OF persons
signed the pledge, before the nesting adjourned
rhe friends of temperance on Church and Uuiop
Hill are ever at work in the cold water cause, and
have effected much good In their immediate see-
rions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

OFFICERS ORDERED D--The following are the oU-
GERS ordered to duty on board of the store.sbip
Relief, now fitting for at New York for Aspin-
WALL and expected 10 sail in few days: Comman-
der, Roger Perry; Lieutenauts, w. B. Fitzgerald,
J. s. Thornton, and Wm. r. Mercer: Passed As
sistans Surgeon, B. Rash Mitchell; Purser, James
Fulton.
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NEAT PLaa.-Among the many hand

NEAT PLAs.-Among the many hand
Exali, isan unusually attractive one, prepared or
4 new aud elegant hotel on tie site OF the Central
Hotel, Immediately opposite the equestrian statue
Of Wasbiugton. liza conpanywere to purchase the
some architeetusl drawings In the efiice of Mr.. Ii
ground and erect such building NJ is represented
10 the drawing, it could not fail 20 become one Of
the most fashionable houses in the State. The
location 10 central and yet 90 retired, and tho
views from IL so commanding, that the travelling
public could not fail TO be attracted TO IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

No. A New AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
or FANCY HAIR PINS, received and FOR sais res
sonabie. BOETTCakR
Ia ls-6t l76 Broad ST.
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kdr JOSEPH HoDGsoN, JR., Attorney
at Law and General Land and Pre-emption Agent.
REFERS TO
Hon II. A. Wise, Governor of virginia;
Professors nor and Holcombe, University of Va;
l.. N1naly, Pres't bank Of the Commonwealth:
James Lyons. Attorney at Law, Richmond;
q. W. Purcell d Co.. Exchange and Stock Brokers
Richmond.
Go6din Apperson Real Estate Brokers, Rich'd;
Kent. Paine d Go, Dry Goods Jobbers, do.
Thomas, Hughes Caldwell, Fancy Goods job
bers, Richmond;
Tinsley. Tardy " illiams, Wholesale Grocers;
E. u. skinker Co. Wholesale Grecers, Aiekd.
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PROGRESSING in the United States

PROGRESSING I'm the United States
Circuit Court, Judge Halyburton presiding, the
SUIT OF the Powbataa Steamboat Company against
tho Apporlattox Railroad Company is not yet de-
cided. These two companies, (though indepen-
dent) at one time formed continuous line be-
tween Petersburg and Baltimore, the railroad
taking freight to and from City Point, from which
point the steamer ran to and from Baltimsre. Ou
the Esd of June, 1858, just after the steamer had
landed her freight in the railroad depot at City
Point, the depot took fire, and the goods we're
burned. The owners Of the goods sued the Steam
covered Of them about $4,000. The Steamboat
Company are now suing the Railroad Company for
the recovery Of what they had to pay, on the
ground that the goods we're destroyed in the rail
road depot. and while in the custody of that COM
psny, who were bound for all losses that occurred
on their part OF the line. The fire took place on
Sunday Counsel for the plaintiffs. Aessrs. tucker
Patton, mcfarland Roberts, aud w. Joynes.
For the defendants, Messrs. James Gohlson and
Jas, Alfred Jones'
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CHOCKOE MILL.

~ RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.
The subscriber has completed his new mii fof
grinding Plaster located on the Dock - tns mouth
u nheckee creek. with enlarged and complete Ma
chinery. sufficient 20 supply any demand sof t6s
He il now prepared to supply erdsrs ior fuhx
GROUND PLAeTkR. sulysfised 70 q daSree tnss
Nova Scutia Lump procured With the greatest cAse
with full knowfedgs that , srs&t dssi q knn2
Plaster \ entirely WORTHLESS 10 the mrmer,l 9aa
siness With The closs Attension And afN9y usa
viii sn4his him % sgply the aeq.n4 gaM - - n ~
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With full detsvwN NIn6ton n suz2in ~ . 49,
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