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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-31

u.ual estimate Of natural increase Of
population in ten years at 80 per
cent, the numbers in Iowa in 1859
woold have been 100000, from natu
raj increase alone, consequently the
migration into the State must have
been very nearly 100000 souls in
the last 9 years. If those PERSONS
CARED in 500 each, the capital so
added to the State would have been
4O,OOO,OOO. The improved value
given to lands has added largely
to the taxable value. THIS has been
as follows
Improved lands. acres. s24,ss2 S.,oe .3s
Cnimprovel lands do l,slla52 i,355,5e'
Total ....... 2,726,aGI l0,44jv3
Value. sls,s57,lci slo4,45o,oos
The agricultural productions have
not increased in the propoiti' n OF this
large atitlon to farm ng lands. The
great numbers Of emigran;s settled
IN the St,tc, the spectators VII"
visited It, aud labore's on raiiroads
en- ployed N it, no doubt caused a"
active local demand Tor products at
high yrices, winch prevented much
su plus coming forward. This year
there IS no home market fr the pros
duct, aud it finds sac only by eApor.
tat on. A demand now from abroad
that would make tie We,tern snr-
plus available, would give new i'm
pulse in the light direction to the
Industry OF that State, as We'll as to
the others. AL the elements now
exist there Of a SEASON Of great pros
pprty, and regular Development, a
large pop ia ion, fertile sol INFER
scc,ed by TAI roads, which give the
products marketable value, and q pio-
hfic weld Of the soil a,e wal ny only
tor an active demand for that pro-
duce to realize season of still greater
prosper,,y.-U s. Economist.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-31

CIGARS AND TOBACCO, the beat in to.en,
~ can always be had At STAIRS.
oot22 d6
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-31
EX LSIOR.
Washing.Day Made Easy.
Perfect Satisfaction Cuavantos1

J. =. Pend's Improved Pasens px~elsler
Machine. Patensed October 1853.
HAVING parchased the right t. manufacture and
III .el; the ahovr mschine 10 th. steve OF Iowa "
hereby Z " motion 70 oil Who Rave a., Ing 10 DO
(end who has nos) that ~ ere prepared TO Ill oil
orders that NAV b. made on ms.
Call and .ee. and be satisfied that We have
The Very Best Washe- Now In Use.
They can be hsd n Third street, near correr o.
Brady, and b t~een BRADY snd Perry Price ~ GO.
Remenbsr, - guarantee perfect satisfsction or no
ee.e. B. SAGE.
aepteubss n, la6,. ocs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-31
BOOTS AND SHOES
First Arrival
OF
u Q ot0 n N a - h O Q - ,
3. SUITS,

NO. 3 NICKOLLS' BLOCK,
TSncw rcceivingi FALL \ WINTER STOCK OF
i BOOTS, SHOES KIB8Ek2, TO which n In
vites the exam'ns ton ~ customers.
have tsrgs and fun assortment - all srades
Of goods bot Common and Tine, adapted to cit. and
country trade. Thick without exaggs rste IA very
common habit with Boot and Shoe men nov days)
l have The JARRETT AND BEST ASSORTMENT
ever OF red IL Davenport. have most OF nv
staple goods Manufactured exyrsssiy for my own
trade and warrant them il quality eGusi D the
best As to price don't profess 10 give them away,
ns'ther ty T. COMPETE In pri viththOsA second
third rate goods. vain 10 keep nryt clAss goods
and s II them ! he lowest living prices
aug26 kANPOgg ID SUITS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-31
NEW ADV'RTISEM'TS
Great Reduction IN Price
Immense Increase OF Stock,
INCREASED FACILITIES FOB ACCOMMODATING ALI.
WHO WISH TO BUY
Fruit and Orna mental Trees.
SCOTT NURSERY.


fa1 o Gmhns r 1n LARGE saa
OF sorts adapted 10 the climate and soil Of the
Great West. 4 ch ice took of Pears, P!umhs,
Cherries, Ounces, u 1cseberrics, Grapes. Cur.
rants, Raspberries. Berberries. Strawberries,
&C &c, at unusual low rates besides large
snd choice stock 81 Roses, Dahlias. Virbenas,
and other Towering and bedding-out plants in
general.
An extensive and select assortment Of For
eat and Ornamental Trees, Nursery grown,
large and vigorous. Also, an unparalleled
stock of the choicest varieties Of the most beau
tiful, rare and vigorous
veFgr ecn -,
Particularly adapted to our soil and climate
In short, general and full assor' ment Of Nur-
sery Stock for sale on the most accommodating
terms and unparalleled low prices for Cash,
good paper Pork, Beef, Corn. Oats, Farley, Po-
tatoes. Butter, Chickens, Eggs. Horses, Oxen,
Cows. Calves, Wagons, Coal, Wool, &C., 81
anything that can use, sell, Pay for labor. OF
pay debts with.
Now is the accepted time. Call ard see.
H. S. FINLEY.
Davenport, Oct. 26, '59-d2w-wem.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-31
WHITE d CO.,
KcMl Estate .7geMSS.
POST OFFICE BUILDING.

ON ACRES ~ mites from city rsos her.c
w sts,le- ami he'd good vel ana Z stern "a
80 fruit trees; VII 10 rod n srest harg.tn
l2O &C e.. under fne ctftivat.n eGtd hsu..
bitn, &ci o. !y y mtes frnn, steamboat Ian "a. -
T. i IL ne OF ths best in Scoti ceurtv
30 tcres, all cultivated md enc q good bona.
aud stable; cnly "a mites tuf. This 1. IN a, elk
farm.
40 aces, all need and un.,er cult ~atiof. god
hone and barn A. ,arrg orcAafd n,ar IN srt,.i:
will b. SD Frr oriy 40
Vented Immediately, God rmms FOR
Cash toilfrs ,.tsS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-31

The GREAT wEsTERN
Insurance and Trust Company,
AND sas
Farmers Union Insurance CenpaDy
or ATHENS, PA,
Having consolidated their business, tho sans viii
hereafter b. conducted BY tie united companies, In
the name OF tho
THE GREAT WESTERN
lnsuranCc 4 Trnst Company.
at their once IN the Compsry's building,
400 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
By this arrarr u,eot the ince me Of the GRE n
WESTERN INST iNCE AND 7HUST con-
PAM viii be lag y augmented and ever 4l30. 00
added to its asses OF which eco coo Is IN first
Mortgage, with b ,dt, six cent interest,"
which gives the Company over e8SO, 600 81 svslable
means to meet sny liabilities
All runni"g risks Of either Company are -
suued and any losses that NAV occur viii b prompt
y adjusted AID paid.
Fire, Enlsnd, a~d Mdri~e Cargo Rtsks zskss On
As Mot F0coysbls zevnss'
Respectfully soitit'rs your business. ve are
YOnr Obedient servants.
Gas. q. LATHa0P, Pre-.
WV. DARlIK0, vios-Prts
G. n. NHIPN ~, ~ vice.pPes
(Chargs cf Branch Omcs, New York.
Jas WRIoHS, Dec and Treas
O. 3. Ross ELL, Asst Sec
DsaeC5Ons:
Chss LaShsop, Hon VIM Darling, SAtpman
Jno Hunter, Als1 Whildin, II 0iliespis,.
HaslehuPst, Daniel l. Collier, Jas smith,
Chas HsrlsD, Tracy. u oIocum,
B A'Curdy, Francis fyleS.
EDWIN FAY, A0M9,
Once with PAkKe8 EDWA2Oo,
iyQ1-dlm No. 10 Drsdy-st
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-31
EEFERENCks
Nebraska Land Agency!
COOK, SARGENT g PARKER,

FLORENCE, NEBRASKA.
NlLL attend promptly tosii business con
w nected with n Land Agency, either in
Nebraska, or western Iowa.
LAND WARRANTS bought sold and loca-
ted
Business for them can be left with any of
the undersigned.
COOK h SARGEN., DavenroYt.l
COOK, SAKGT DOW NLld ca. la Z. Iowa
COOK, SARG'T 8 COOK Pee N.ires)
SARGENT Il DIAWELI.. Boston, Mass
nni
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-31

Improved lands. acres. s24,6s2 3.loe. ,3
Unimprovea lands do. 1,sll,ss2 1886
, 1859-01-29
Later from iIeYicO.

AKw ORLEANS Jun. 2S.--The steamship Ter.
nessee, from Vera Crrz, with dates to the 24th,
has urrIved.
Ten. Tries md Alural Ssrm IN caue q pas.
Reugers.
ASpunish 1eet was 1T SacriGcio On the Goth.
bound tor Hasuaa-
The French aud English H4e:s we're ut Sacr
icio
The Itreyrt'So quotes rumor lint an Ameri.
CAP wAr rrasrl ta'i threatened 10 blockade and
hom5atd Mzz1'un for conasca,ng the cargo OF
an American atrchaatmGn BY order of the
church.
hates tsom Mexico ure to the lglh
tAt Ifhs44na, Mruulou's organ at Guada.
A}ara. htas-s .aal Mratnon viii NOT accept The
Iae*4deucy uoF Juror R5tlts, hut adh4:es to
LaolE..
h'runnn WIS marching or the canita1
Degatado w:.a 1t Aoriia.
,,o .'lrnmon lud ordered forced loan Of $780,
e09 n GusdAinj arA, including foreiprera who
pslo unt-r u ltrekt Of expulsion
:, Ihe Pres: in The Cnplsai states that The
french Ind Eaglsa Mlns'ers had notified The
EctrrIule.t thut unless mllioo Of dollars was
pad 10 ts,,sty the claims ct French ind EuR.
l,sh sutj jects within Six duys, their feels would
take pueseaSou Of Vera Cruz:
The Liberals k4d taken Mnzu.hsn,
CnutlApt had fallen bEck on TenIenec pFp,a
und CoFonado with Salvo were before Y aca.ec ~
N1rulnon ttnt ttu n,e1 10 lts assh}ance hnt il g
thought the garrisou would b. Obliged TO sur
Fender.
Miramon had d~c'ared veheuea,!y aeains,
Knbles plan prty:ous To t.s {Mralnon'.f elec
Non, out has been s;;eGt a.ucs. Hoblet is s.ill
pF4:t'dinK, backed W th Capitalists. .nd j,
friendly with M,ranrlu. 1t Is SAID that i, Mira
mon dtc!arca tor Zaloaso, thA, Ro5es will ioiu
the Liberals.
The EogiBh and French Adr,irals hod n,ude
Il lofma! und luteattnlax dvnlaud Oh Jusrtz ,cr
prompt Payment ot the lttctesl Gil lne English
bonds.
General Tracone las been rtsesssd by Kob]ts
after years Impris2nDrEt. II is Tumnred
that be will be placed IN conmand OF the Vera
Graz torcts,
, 1859-01-29

NEw YuHE, Jan. --S.-The steamship Illinois a.
rived I" dry Ir"m ASpiuw4llr with tile California
III MS "f .|.ui. jiil, RECEIVED at p1naua via tile
Golden Aye. She briggs l,2n0, 400 in treasure,
AMI euo passengers. The principal cuusisnc.s )
arc Wells, Fargo !; Cn., Fir.'n!lil i ca. Anlcrt.
can Exchange u 4nl, aud Vim lie!lr l. Co.
Nearly ii! tie items IF Interest have bren an
iicipatrl.
>:n Franc~c, markets very Gull ior tic cu,se
prrluc.' r,ngr.
Clint aul Elst lulli; -'o=ks ia,illy accumua..
ll1. t,,'l1 tllt>t coming in nlurc literally.
Ine Presidents Message hY the Overland Ex-
prc5s tt.cl,el S.ln Ff.ncl-en twn days in advance
q It's receipt i!f WY ot tile Panama route.
Tne Frazer River mines are looking up. The
le i'll tin r4srr nd lr;rn up, aud steamers ;re
making tl1rlr usual trips.
Isihnlun daseB uru 10 the l4.h. A fracas oc.
CURED at Asplrwatl On the 9TH inst, between
sptl's aa'ors nt the irgutc Il ,anoke and the for
rEa rtsl'ien's. There WIS not much dauage
dtue.
The Costa E;ca Congress. in extraordinary
session. on the I'd Dec, ratified the Belly treaty.
with blight mUdlbcutious
Zen. l. .nlar'8 4 manifesto to Nicaragua had Gre
a!ed sonle sensetion throug hout Central Amerj-
Cd. while the hrm conduc, uf buchanan towards
A!liousttrisul WAS fully appreciated.
Samuel NaEl!aud. nu American, died at San.
tlagn. Chill. On the 14.h December,
sefioua Elcts had occurred in Lima md Cal
-" -" SoAoe u1e " tue IupGTt2LioQ Ql ready
made haosen from The United ssates, Of which
the ~orklnen attempted to prevent the landing,
LIE nno and Eau!d canle in culaiou when sey.
ers; IN both sld-s we're killed Ind wounded.
President Castillo ordered q detachment oj
tr'"!'s lo TIC srcsH, Nh"n another cuiIlsun toul
i'lac'', III Mfieit :rser.tl Nc,e Killed. FIuall,
!: c''anh-:i'n w..s appointed by Congress. It
ueat with the lot'u!4ce, which resulted
III lac 'I'tudac.ns iu'o ,hIt body measure dc.
eEee'ns ihIt alter tue lst Vi August 1859, al
manufactured g"'ds shalt lay duty Of ~ 1Hl
erit' o, tar p'r.tn: tariff, and That all raw lac1i
, aia H.aa hc admitted Tree. Boil cities re1.
placed under mar:al during the r,ot7.
, 1859-01-29
Foreign Markets.


Pa ARAriA1 Lrvarox Jan15
HaEAns1rFTs-Mesz1A Richardson. epencs 1 ca. quote
a9uI an :nt @ neIinA ~s.t cansl =! Ph
nm u the o2rnin bat uu at ~ csose Red e.tcn
<sb1b td Lite do. 6AG7s; hite Southern. -ss7a ID
Willie, S3I13s 81.
McHenE1 Co. md otbsrK quote he: ia BE- tes dss /
"a US mid ding and VT grade Of = Sd
sssaI gFn La apd 9, ae,df.s r.
siass s1a tosd tSa .na 'Ssr.nsfd ~ d
.sx Pota and Pearls 3sS %s 1o-.e a'S*oS -
nosas dn aod declined I'd. but clo.ed d:mer Coffee
nfn sra ~ other Qualities .lEhtly adyanevd Co9er
esta Ii goo ostnsna Al ea5 ilnserd Oh quiet II al
Rd}a. nos euo.s nfe.daas sieay
closed buovxat. Rc. steady s$'' N-' eeaet
a53e6d. ~ Una eeo'en l'es s'eady
dAnow-Tecaug ug upward E41es at ssxad
o!t--unsesd Oh declined -xys sd TnSeed n.t&x I
iAs deEu md d-.e~ York El0 q: B9,ton cq H. ea III
AtD.s-AdyAcceu 1&3s. ...- -
GoxsI.-1ns2!. Hsre au7ted 1t The elose Of buaoexs
n 20 ftsdsy = att@&1 fss money and aeaous ihe ai
Ksa AbaodA1 n unthAoesd t1teA ~sS
, 1859-01-29
x1xyTH CoNGREss---sEcoSD SESSION.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 28.-HKSArE.-Mr. Gwln
made Rn apology for his language yesterdsy
With reference to the proceedings on the Pacific
Railroad bill. Ho then moTed to reconsider
the Railroad bill which he hoped to revive with
kuch modification "a would meet the views OF lta
friends.
Mr. Seward presented o petition asklnR an
appropriation OF $3.50, 900 tor erecting at New
York ind Brooklyn defences against foreign ,n-
yaAion.
Hours.- The House adopted resolution
calling on Secretary Cobb tor actual and proba-
BILE receipts from customs and public landa 1of
the current md next tscGt year.
The Judiciary Committee were discharged 81
their own request from further confederation OF
the charges against Judge Irwin, he having IT,
signed.
establishment Of territorial governments in
Arizona, Dacotah and Jefferson. Referred to
The committee Of the Whole on lhe state Of the
Union.
Nj. Grow. Of Pa, gave notice that when the
Arizona bill! shall be called up, be will eter an
amendment, which wns read, setting forth that.
whereas territory acquired from Ae1ico: OF oi
which Arizona is part, was at the time OF us
purchase Tree by law from African slavery. and
no such slavery hus since been established
therein, therefore nothing contained IN thts acs
shall be held or taken to authorize African
slavery ia said territory, which sha!l remain
tree from s'arery as Mexico.
On motion Of Mr. More, Of No, 4 resolution
Was adopted calling ou the President to furnish
copies Of the Instructions to onr African Squad.
ron, aud those yiveu ly the Eiitlsl GoTefnMent
TO their forces On the same coast also, ln'"rlii1.
tio1 as 10 the number Of slaycrs and suspected
slavcn captured, aud other matters pertaining
thereto, since tho ratification VI the treaty ti
Washington.
T1r House reconsiderrd the vote ty which the
Consular and Diplomatic bill was ,estertay ue-
icated. The question being taken. the bilt WIS
las-ed-10l against ".
Mr. Cu:,is, IRON the Committee 90 Military
Au1i1s, rcporied i joint resolution for the pay
msnt Of the officers and men commanded by Cap.
tains Waits aud Small, who eucamped at Camp
Washington, Ohio, hut were not actually received
intu thu service. during the Mexican war.
,lr. Yallandinshaul, o! Ohio, wanted to know
whether the Company from Dayton, commanded
by Capt. Stout. wls not precisely in the SAME
condition as tie Xenia and piqua Companies. II
70, he wanted II iucluded in th= resolution
The resolution was referred to tue COMMITTEE
81! the Wuoie, when the House adjourned.
, 1859-01-29

LxAvESwoR1H Jan. 23.h. Utah mail,
with dates to Dec. 2s.h. has arrived at st. Jo-
eephs. There WIS no quorum in the Utah
Lex stature. Cav. Cummings message is de-
Hcrlbed as brief and pointed.
The weather has been very severe, the uer-
cury standing at % deg. below zero for four
consecutive days.
The Preeldeuts Message was carried to Sail
Lake city in eleven days.
new and entirely practicable pass to the
Sierra Nevada, which will shorten the distarcs
to the Pacific materially, has been discovered
Fifteen mules had perished at Sweetwater, and
seventeen 1nen we're badly frozen.
, 1859-01-29

New YORK MHrkPt:

lnE 1tL1aRAPA1 ktw Yskk January g. 1859,
FLocn-The speculative demand far Pom con.Iuue es
and prees hsve ll5c hales Of do tris al
s<es4 Is for unseund: Is 3G5 80 fs Eupefue S,a,r:
IS :o9e 70 fo extra st IL: Is for tuperane ". 81
srn: ~ for shipping bs.uds e1ts4 rot nd hoop
Ohio mari : closing nrm and oay csuadtaa hf.
"a stl sair: g o1 Kse E,en, 3. g aos+ 10 Back1hea
s.,a = dEm.5 stsa 1ir + eana csisny
Wssssrn; q ~ % f,r whjIe do cIab % private
quiet oO nu taIr tt-te sold a Corn dali anl low
er. Sales CT lloD bu sound Hlxri bu =
Etne{aly refuse 20 Sc OATS IN fair request
All au II Il for Stste aud Gp3esc fus Western sud
LacaGl1n.
o.WMsIT-In msdssa,e demand; sales Of 40 tlls 1t
e6a2'c.
,*os1slox+po1k ruled heayE sae eoo Ibis prime:
.rs,, Heet enlet sses too bsl. !. ss55tT toE
IL! 1e,.: @ Gse: 3 bans ag + slSso
,1s hh:ms: Il. ofiS Pkg asouaen @s held It
eHt .hot iibb d eit5 miad,es a 8; .nd had. rough
SqdiaE Ubbs arch md Ann! i l2x 50 kexs aod st
Nut.<r IN t.lE 'equest Al ll9oe Iheese In mode
srocKs.*s ~ l,*eI; Tenn 81 9oE: Pacltc Mall 81
M;eh Cena.i 5iE u slA eli K *: sersich
4 Worcester a2-An 1drance
, 1859-01-29


There has been scarcely lny perceptip!e
change in the money market since yesterdays
quotations. Business paper f1om the country is
rather more plenty; but bankers hare still too
much employed capital. For the season, how
ever, business is quite as good as could be ex-
pec.ed- Exchange is still l1l@l115. The Marine
Bank selling to customers at the lowest figure,
and to others at ~, We hear, however, that
several Of them sell to beet customers at the
lowest figures Outsiders are charged BY ul
The banks ~. though one or two large gales
were made by the Marine Bank ct II.
Ba1k discounts for local paper 10 per cent es
usual. Eastern thirty day bills are taken at PSF
to half per cent Gold l1lQ151. Stocks in The
city are not large; but there is no demand.
with few transactions.
The 81. Louis D.mocr1t Of yesterday says:
There is an increased supply of currency md
itsel!s at "a = discount- BankabIe funds are
yet scarce. Receipts Of money By the merchants
both Ut currency cud coiu. Though the demand
for exchange is small, the supply is limited aiso
particularly oa few Ofleans. We quote rates
as before:
BcrikG. sTlLISG.
MT Mr., fGrk t'oss5 IT,; f,,, *eHp!en'
sieR Qt!eaas-. 4GI1
The time bi'fs ca the E4s. aud South are thus
bongtt:
" days .......1*esla od. fmonti,a. es3H iii
The shove ure the rates for bankable funds:
for gold the rate would vary 1hs@A.
The Cincinnati Ga=.tte Of Thursday 9Th hos
the following:
The money market exhibited no new feature
to-day. The supply Of Capital continues fully
equal to the den'and, and good paper is taken to
the full extent Of the of1eriags ut 10@12 per
cent.-l0 per cent, the leading figure for first
class signatures; outside Of banks The tusins.s
doing is quite limited.
Th. Exchange market WIGS father better sup
piled with Z sstern checks, and there was gene.
rally easier feeling. but ne change was OBJ
bervAo!e in rates. Dealers we're free buyers,
oyer the counter, at Stc Tor New York, Phiiia.
dtluhin, i}oston and Baltimore, up. some houses
paid e to neighb1eing bankers. The Ohio Val.
ley and Commercial Bank continue TO draw at Il
prem, and tue former sold more freely TO day
outside Of its line Of customers than heretofore.
Geld Ia hrm u Is prem. with moderate de.
nlaud. Bills ore sparipgly offered, and the de.
uaaud continues good at prices within The range
Of quotations.
nt1rSc. sn11so
Ser York Slcht. .SeGss3prem .esy prem.
Ses a;'san Ya4n a. as;: fsn IT, .pFen'.
| New OTltans .-.+......-4tlA
The rennrtA nf the hn rks ri .ho Ha;..s ~. .
, 1859-01-29

81. LorIs, Jan. 2S.-Notwil6StandIng two acci.
DEUS, which rendered It Leees~ary to pack the
Oyerluud Mail lor L distance Of about 20 miles, the
trip was accomplished in twcnty-tlree and hail
days.
Three passengers left San Francisco. but we're
Obliged 10 remain ut s,ation 80 miles west u
Fnrt Cbadbourn, in consequence Of tile breaking
uf 1he coaca.
The roads in Arkansas and Missouri arc much
improved.
The attack on the CodIo Indians, al account t1
Which was recently seirSraphcd from Washington
Is stated To have srowu cut Of thvts and outrdgrs
committed by lie Indians. Alter the fight, tht
Tc2ans made treaty with The Indians, receiving
their l,r,,u1isc o: go9l bch isi0r in the future.
Mr.. P4td=e came with the mail from For
, 1859-01-29
New Ork CITY Itema

NEW foHK. Jan. as.-Wm. .ck+r, who vss
Wonoaed isst rex In 1'm STR e., in the atray in
the Hospital Wy ~
The Harlem boat to-day run into the ci,y
barge contslning the physicians on their way ia
Ward and Blackwell 1slands, when ttree ner.
soas (all boatmeu) were d1owned. fo-
Hon. Marx Spencer died at his residence in
the city TO day.
, 1859-01-29

Postmaster At Beverly, iu this county, has beea
arrested on a charge Of harsas robbed the mai.
The robbery wAs committed nearly three months
go, but bus been successfully traced cut BY Dr..
Le4o Q! Chicago. Post 0lIce agent. Aw:fs aud
eniia Share in the disgrace and tuffcr BY the
punishment Of The husband and father,
, 1859-01-29

II lzatioa ConpaaJ's New Tcrs a1i Garay Line
Tne departure Nex Yo.k will be the ste1thlp
PACIFIC, CaptA:n Nicholson, to 4s!l from ae~ YORK
" Saturday January eth l5s atd shs Ste su.a'y ciK
day. January ~, touchicK g. Johns :; r: to
eeive the Royai Ma!ls pnee Of passaSe First CaA
~ The principal cea railroad routes Great Britain
dnE T.sslas s. Je5n. I
Ulas4 ~. Fos fs!es O. Pasaxs iaaue q !he A@sl-
lad Il their otlet advertised o:ces 10 Tie Interior
PAEe y the third class can be seced 1t aa5 Of ths
above QEces to b.toS oct ffo Q: tic UFOC
pal GEes the lines raEa5 III urea. bti' sin for to-
or from Galway for $50
ALsx II .LLAlD, Nan: gtr.
JAS G. FARGO. OH e Of American EKpre:s Co..
No ~ peAboln au 'tE Chlezxp,
Sev York. Nor. IS. ihl, uol t5s5 3u
, 1859-01-29

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lilo i rec sort o. il three n i6ie top cc:ief
ALL ::i 4: ts.ses s;lo:s s Led ii.
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10, :sfi II ~ * .ai
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ss SSfse 5;ea1 sa:is: Of iti 5s:s ,iti;in:
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Ii "a I'D ihlrt. en porto IN thhtee1 p'irs Satin
1909 e tl.fa ~ p';h,l,n. IN fifteen paf lant
II, = is T.snt! portion: in t~ens; ii lass :,
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49, PLAY Table sDoons q each:
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Is = lss ~; ae:ssn, ii four ;i;4 ;'ed asi:
ls iSei IL T6tee eoi ea Cake
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"a So SIT 1irse ns1bie iop C:s;:t rs6i:i IN oc:
lis 20 s1 poE1lon' II stx pair Cord and 1as.=1s.
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10 81 TTsl7s portions L tre!1sane Door Mat..
IS : IS IL ID 'r pill Goid I'd 1ss.sis
cs1 10 - six tottloas IN ak 0air Cord I'D 1aAes.
$l.3l EACH.
81 t, 2s6 Twenty portions IN tHenty k!.ve7 pialed
Better Kn!r1. s1.sv eac7:.
Ss1 to ~ Twenty pcF:ons In twenty alyer platel
Euzar L3 lts, 4i.s1 each.
c0s to SIS Txe1.t rcrtlons n TIVE ye Do1F Mia u
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80 TO zc6 E17hs PORTIONS II eix t ga Cot.s 21d
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ness foa1A t5 tAch, .....
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Of LeiaenI House, 25 ce1ts seach............I9o6a o6a
, 1859-01-29
a Little Girl Burned to leath.

AURORA, III, Jan, n9-A rttIa ,i-I vorA,
years Of Age. d2uxbser If M McW,,,,sn. .au eu
burned to deuth ,a this city. few dsys s;noa re
Her clothes took tire from acamnh,ns syn.n.;or so
whiis 6llDg lump that wax ligh,ed shs estoa xsa
tsr1olS a.s. burned Asr paroa hsd s her snd
Ing their Absence tho occ1r7suea tooE Ino cur
, 1859-01-29

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. o5.-The tow-boat Tsade.
water Belle, belonging to Co1ke's mines up the
Tradeuater exploded her boilers ten miles above
s,mithland on Wednesday night. One of the
iremen il missing. The cook. one of the own.
ers. and Carroll, the pilot, we're dangerously
rcatded. Another man slightiy scalded.
The boat was burned to tue water's edge.