davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17
An English Journals Opinion of the
War in EurOne,

This is the work of Louis Napoleon, and
of him alone He is no longer our ally, or
oven ostensibly our friend. OF Lord Nal
mesbury he has literally made Jest of the
English nation at large he has proved his
contempt by showing how utterly indffer-
ent he is to their praise or blame. With
Russia to back him, he can Hvenge Waterloo,
at least indirectly but what has been the
Emperor Alexander's bargain? Is he to ap-
propriate Prince Couza's dominions in the
Danubian Valley, or is Constantinople to be
the price of his affabiity towards the ruler
who aided in the dismantling of SebastOpol,
Nothing for nothing" is a strong principle,
! in politics rs in commercial life and there
can be no imaginable doubt that Russia has
been won by gigantic pledges, extending.
perhaps. over Hungary, Transylvania. and
the entire East of Europe. What. however,
is France to gain from her prodigious enter
prise Simply an accession of influence in
Italy ? Or is it an advance of her frontier
to the Rhinr, her revenge upon Prussia for
Prince Bluchers share of the victory at Wa
terloo. and the erection of subsidiary thrones
for those pests and scourges of Europe, the
members of the Bonnparte family?
The future will speedily show what this
French conspiracy means
In regard to the course which England
ought to pursue, the Telegraph says:
We have Ministers in power heartlessly
and ignorantly liable to be deceived by their
IDIOTS on the Continental thrones our Par
lament, as a rule, ambles like a team OF
mules under the tickle of Treasury LASH
Where, then, lies our safety? In nothing,
except determined suspicion of French pro.
iects an unreenting reserve not to permit
mock Italian sympnthies to mislead us for
the scheme on foot is to erect two over
whelming sovereignties in Europe upon the
ruins Of Austria and the humiliation of Prus
siu This, as we have incessantly told our
renders, has from the outset been Louis Ma
poleon's purpose; his professed attachment
to England has concealed Jealous and undy-
ing hatred; he forced US to lick the dust
from his boots, to offer him tribute in the
shape of the George and Garter he profaned
our Queens habitation by his presence. and
even took her to Cherbourg. where a rabble
of Yahoo soldiery shouted in the train of a
Bonaparte.
Again the Telegraph says:
1t is in Paris that sits the man who must
bear the guilt of whatever bloodshed may be
to come 1t is by him that false pretences
have been employed BY his agents have
our Ministers been discreditably deluded
and when the hurricane has passed over
Europe, whether England shall have been
forced to show her colors or not, the ban
and the curse of the civilized world will fol-
low Louis Napoleon, perhaps to his St Hele-
ma, perhaps to exile even less dignified and
commanding.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

The San Francisco Bulletin of Wednesday,
says; William Fitzpatrick, who by degrees
is gaining unpleasant noteriety, was allowed
new trial, for his outrageous assault and
battery upon Mathew Ryan in the Police
Court, this morning"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

Owing to the sudden change in the wealth
er yesterday, from hot to cold, (the thermom
eter only reaching lO4 in the shade,) our
forenoon ice man neglected u.s. If that man
gets to heaven. then the prayers Of printers
are of no avail, that's all.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

CLEANING OUT JACKSON STREET-A China
woman named Chun Su was prosecuted in
the Police Court this morning for b. ing a
common prostitute She occupies house
on Jackson, between Stockton ana Dupont
streets. and, like ali her class, drives trade
of vice. The prosecution was instituted bv
the Chief Of Police, at the request of por-
tion Of the property holders, who seem de-
srOus of cleaning the -treet and making it
respeetable-S f. Bulletin.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

The Dashaway Association at Sacramento
numbers over two hundred members They
held meeting on Wednesday, and will meet
again on Sunday. The Union believes that
in couple of months, the association will
vie with that of San Francisco in point OF
strength
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

EXPLORING PARrIEs.-Atlantic papers say
that two exploring parties are about to he
sent out by Government. One will explore
the San Juan River, in New Mexico. tribu-
tary of the Colorado, to discover if possil le
route between Santa Fe and Utah in the
vicinity of the San Juan. The other party
will explore the Y fellow Stone and Missouri
rivara
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

RESPITE IN WAPPNERs oAsE-We are in
formed, says the Alta, that Governor Weller,
in the ease of Henry Wappner, who was SEN
fenced to be hung on Friday next, for the
murder of Louisa Vollner. has granted a
respite until Il he 9Th of July.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

IKE Bowen is now keeping the Grove Hall
Race Course, and intends, hy good manage
ment, to reverse the order of things and make
it keep him hereafter Ike advertises in this
mornings DEMOCRAT like "a little MAN."
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

Tue Ell Dorado Lecompton County Con-
vention have made the following nominations
For Sheriff, W. J. Burwell; Clerk, w. A.
January; Recorder. - Duden; Treasurer,
A. J. Sawyer; Assessor, Lewis Foster. The
delegates to the State Convention are in fa-
Yor of Latham for Governor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

MARIPosA county will send the following
named delegates to the Lecompton State Con-
vention. They are for Latham: L. A.
Holmes, d. ShOwalter, H. Dimond, p Hus.
sey. D. N. Hunt, W. A. Rountree, A. J.
Gregory.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

Mn. FoRsYTH, Ex.Ninister to Mexico, has
published q letter in which he states that he
knows the details of the bargain for the
transfer of the Union to Gen. G.. W. Bow
man said bargain having been made through
Mr. Buchanan, and involving the distribution
of certain spoils by the Presidents own
hands.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

AN Atlantic paper says, W. d. Philips, a
lawyer from Iowa and late a clerk in the
General Land Office, wasin Jail at Washing
ton, to answer an indictment for forgery. He
admits that he used Senator Douglas frank,
without his knowledge or consent
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

The Savannah publishes an indignant pro-
test Of the Grand Jury which recently in
dieted the parties suspected of completely in
the slave trade. The jury men state that
they were compelled, under oath, by in
structons from the Court, to find bill in ac-
cordance with the law prohibiting the slave
trade, but desire to be understood that they
did so against their will.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

The steamer Wilson G. Hunt is to return
to San Francisco from Victoria, there being
no prospect Of profitable employment for her
at the latter place.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

STAHLs CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE Families In the
city or country needing Female Help of any kind
can be supplied by calling Immediately at
sTAHL'5 City Intelligence office,
Corner Maiden Lane and I'd SITS.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

FATAL ACcIDENT-On Wednesday, a man
named Kenney was instantly killed at the
Ordinance Department at Benicia, by the
premature explosion of a blast.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

TIE Calaveras county Lecompton Con-
ventiOn organized on Wednesday at San An
dreas
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17
To the Sick.

Impelled by a desire to do unto others as would
that one had done by when similarly situated
hereby earnestly caution all sufferers from Sperma-
torrhoea, Involuntary Exhaustion, against ali the
"trcks and traps Of the various swndling quacks
Shun them all, and if disposed to profit by my ex-
perience, enclose return stamp and send brief de-
scription Of your case to BOX l76, Charlestown,
Mass iei-3md&w
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17
DIED,

On the 10th ins;. at the residence OF John C. Fall,
ROsANA FRIEND aged 40 years, formerly OF Lancaster
Ohio.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
NJ. Fail, at o'clock this afternoon. The relatives
AMI friends are invited to attend without further no.
tice
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

On Tuesday, in Sacramento. Eugene Emile
Pauehet was examined in the Police Court.
on a charge of assault with attempt to muir
der his wife, and discharged. He was after
wards arrested for threats against the life OF
his wife
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

Or Tuesday. boy named Warren F Hill
ran away from the San Francisco House OF
Refuge. lie had been sent there for petty
theft
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

ADvIcEs received by the Overland Mail,
state that the reduction will not be made in
Butterields Overland Mail contract.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

The crops at Salt Lake are said to be sew
eral weeks later than usual. but have a
healthy appearance.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

In the Sacramento District Court, A. Fish
er has been discharged from his debts and
liabilities.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

A BOY nine years of age, named Wesley
Looney, has been pronounced insane in San
Francisco, and will be sent to Stockton.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

A DIVORCE has been granted in the Sacra-
mento District Court, in the case of Elizabeth
a. Cook VS.. Henry Cook.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

INDIANS AT SALT LAKE-The Valley Tan,
of May oath. says:
Pc teetn meet, chief of band of Utah In
dians, is here on visit. He says that the
ShO guth ka, Tash.pah, Bannocks Snakes
and Sho sho nee Indians are assembling at
the head waters of the Malad River, with
their lodges, squaws and children. They
say they intend visiting this city in a short
time
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17
Mountain Correspondence.
CHANDLERvILLE, SIERRA Co.,
June 18th, 1859.
EDITOR DEMOCRAT

EDITOR DEMOCRAT
As il is seldom that you hear from this
place, l thought that l would dot you few
items to inform you that we are still "alive
and kicking" Having noticed in noun
tain paper, not many months since, letter
speaking of this place in rather deprecating
terms. we wish to inform him, the author,
land "the rest of mankind,) that this is
among the places that are, not were as ne
would term it. Chandlerville can boast OF
as good claims land l believe more of them
rs either Pine Grove or St Louis. Among
the richest are the Sierra Company
paying about sl5 per day to the share; the
Camel Company, paying about the same
Pauley claim doing equally well; and Do
nay; Brown; and All Sing doing well OF
Mineral Point. Messrs Maker, Kelley d Co
washed up their Aume last week and tool
out 96 o., from the washing of top dirt o
about four claims, in one month. | suppos,
the outside barbarians do not like us becaus,
we do not spend our money for liquor; gam
bic, &c. must say that this is the mos
moral place have found for many years
only one whiskey shop, and that poorly pat
ronized. Water is selling at 40 cents an incl
per day and 20 cents per night Many o
the boys would like to work nights altogeth
er, but its no go. as they must work days
in order to get it nights. The gentlemanly
Water Agents Messrs Crawford g. Williams
have all they want to attend to. and suit tn,
miners we'll
Now, as regards politics, there is not mucl
doing in that line, but Popular Sovereignty
appears to be the doctrine most adhered to
Yours, BuscA 0Ro.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

c. T. Boris, editor of the Standard, de-
clnes to act as one of the Committee appoin
ted at Sacramento to receive Horace Greeley
He says, in a note addressed to the chairman
of the meeting at which the committee was
appointed;
AS have no sympathies with Mr.. Gree
ley's political sentiments. and am personally
unacquainted with the gentleman, know no
reason why | should trouble myself to do
him honor"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

Miners on Walkers River are making ex-
tensive preparations to work the mines thor
Oughly
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17
FreHT BETWEEN CASDDArEs.-A dispatch

dated Louisville May 2lst, says;
The two Democratic candidates for Con-
gress in the Sixth District-Rice, independ-
ent, and Garrand, regular-had difficulty
at Boonville, on Monday, Rice was badly
shot twice. and man named Smith, killed
No further particulars.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

In Contra Costa county. the race between
Weller and Latham, is about an even one
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

The elephants will arrive in Sacramento
about the 22d inst.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

HOlI0way's Pills and Ointm nt'-Hab-
tual constipation the parent of apopexy, general
debility, and premature decay, permanently cur
bJ course of the Pills, and no external disease can
long resist the Ointment
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

Capt. Jim the Washo chief at Lake Bigler,
was ordered to report himself in person at
the Indian Office. which order was immedi-
ately oheyed, and from the Lesson which
understand was given him by Maj Dodge.
there is no probability that citizens who wish
70 hsh at the lake herenfter will be troubled
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17
WANTED.

WELL-OFF GENTLEMAN AND LADy
IN desire to adopt some Little Girl, from nine L,
twelve years old, as their daughter They are knoWn
by our best citizens, and the girl will be well taken
care Of, should any respond to this advertisement
For further partlsuars, call upon Mr.. STOKES, AZ
the United States Hotel. mv9e. n
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-17

INDIAN AGENT RErURNED.-A correspon-
dent of the Placervile Observer, writing
from Carson Valley, says
Maj Dodge returned on the 9Th inst from
Mona Lake and the Walker River country,
where he had a talk with o har ia mat an d
his baud of Pi utes, at Mono Lake and Coo
sou notes bnnd, on the Rie Ida. These In
dians are all quiet and well disposed
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-18
SheriH,S Safe.

x(H virtue OF IN execution issued from the once
ID Of the Clerk ofthe District Court Of scott conn
~, Iowa, In favor Of Preston Ware. IT,. 4 Co and
against Moo / Garrett, dated the 18th, iav II No.
vember 1855 and To me directed comma m. ana,
OF the Foods, chattels, stock or tnteress In snv
company, debts due, property In the hands Of third
pei sons, laods and tencments (vhih not exempt
ny Law from exe:ution) Of the above named More
Garrett. make, or cause to be made, the sum ~
four hundred Nifty, and so loo dollars (olS2 50,
amount due, cuding debt interest ana costs With
1T ths rate OF per cent per annum
from the 9Th day Of October 1885 and 10 Obedience
to said command have levied upon the following
described lands hnit DmcDts situated In 1colt co~n,v
lows 10 Wit The undivided half u part OF the south
West quarter ~ section twenty four (2ll and pa ri
OF the south east quarter OF section (N
ownship &C. cnty tisht q North Of range thr.e lai
East a. 9TH N particularly s.t out and desc rbs
es follows, to W.T. commencing st stake and stone
on the kas' side Of the pubic highway known A. the
South OF the North line OF the sail South X, Il
quarter Of sid Section twenty three (2 thence dnc
East sixteen tl6) rods, thence south ten iO) rods
thence West To the said last line CT the said Du
buque road /" thence In Northery direction % the
pac OF beginning on aienE the Bsst line Of said
dubuque road" containing one and one eighth
Qb) acres, more % less.
And hereby give public notice that will sell At
public auction, st the Court House door In the
OF Davenport, Scott county, Iowa, Gu Monday tho
7,h day Of February 1859, Of the hour Of o;cloch
cash, the above described real estate, or eufri.nt
thereof to satisiy said dett interest, q we'll q eli
AccrulnE costs thereon.
Davenport, January Z, 1869.
n. LEONARD,
SanI5 Oh'n Of Scott county.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-18

vXTHKREAS on the 5th day Of December, 4. D.
w 1851. william Guy and Martha J. q ~ execu.
ted unto Austin CoYbin % Trustee, certain deed 81
Trust, conveying 10 said Trustee the land In Sc %
county, Iowa, described follows, 20 wit: Lot num-
Der fur III 10 block oumber ten fOl In the village
Of Esst davenport. being On the northwest conner
Of Main aud Mound streets, which tsid convey ance
was maze By the said wilIiem Guy and wife, for the
purpose OF securing the payment OF tvo certain pro-
missory notes and tho interest thereon, signed by
said william Guy. dated the NTH day Of Dec. mber,
4 1857, payable ~ follows. one for seven, Ave
dollars due In six months. ami The other for six hun
dred and eeventynve dollars in year. 70 the or.
der OF Franhlin H. Cutting. At the banking house %
MscAl0t Corbln, with interest Mt ten per cent. n
not paid when DUE. And new said last named note
having heoome due and payable, and tho said Will
liam 6uy having failed TO psy the same, I. Aus
tin Corbia, trustee - Aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice, that BY virtue Of the power
which ID In me vested ~ said deed Of Trust. wilton
Saturday, the 9TH day OF March, 4 d 1883, between
tho hosrs Of and O'Clock In the afternoon Of
said day 1t the Count House door In the city of Ds
venp0rt expose and offer fos SALE Of public auction.
the parcel Of land shove described or much
thereof - shall be necessary 70 satisfy and pay the
amount Of said note with the interest thereon to
The day Of sale, together With III the costs snd
expenses attendng said sale. costs Of this noties
and frustee's fees.
Deed The - day Of February. 4, D. 1883.
AUST1N 0ORBiN.
Yebs-dts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-18
MOFtgagce,s Sale.

vxTHEREAS on the 9th day of August A ID 1873
w Jerome Lambritc executed unit James Car.
ter 3 Co certain deed OF mortg sge conyeyinp the
personal property described as fellows, to-wit All
the bureaus, tables, stoves, sofAs lounges chairs
desks, hat rachs. book cases, bedsttads beds sash
doors &C. &C, then In NE store on Bra ~ street in
the city OF Davenport occupied by said Jerome @
Lsmbrite, embr acing and intending to embrace oil
the merchandise OF whatever kind or description
til q In said store also Iron safe and thu county
l. room furniture then in the uniting room which
sa d mort gage was made by the said Jcrome,i Lam.
brite for the purpose Of securing he payment Of
certain promissory note and the Interest thereon
signed by sad Jerome Lamb lite dated the 4th day
o. August A 1883 and payable in six months after
date with inter- st at the rae OF ten pr per
num- at the tankiLg house Of Aacklot AMI Corbin,
and for the sum OF one th3usan dollars.
And now said note sayi z &c me due and paya BILE
and tie said Jerome Lambrit. having failed to pay
the sam 80 hereby give this pubic notice, that
by vr OF the power which is in us vestd by said
nr.gng' We will, ON Tue sdsy the 22i Gay Of Febru
sry 1859 At the hour Of o'clo L in the forenoon
Of said day, 1t thu auction store II Thomas Orr on
Brady street, In the city Of Davenport, expose and
offer for sSl, At public ctios the properly abov.
drscTb d, much thereof hsl be ncces. AIRY 10
satisfy and pay the amount Of said note, it'll ths
thereon to he day Of sale her with al
the costs ard expens attending said sale and cost
OF this notice, which sale will be continued from day
to day until the whole or sui lent amount ~ above
named sIall be sold.
Dated tbs sth day Of February 1889
JAMES CARTBk & co.
fbS-dO NoItgageee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-18
Legal Notice.

1ICS a. lVOS1CCe
THE STATE or IOWA lss
Scott County,
Scott District Court. Petition. Notice not served.
Nicholas Fejervary, Us. Ignatius L'nger, james
Grant, W H 0svey, Blakemore K La~es. Aus
tin Corbin, David True, smucker, Macklot
4 Corbin, Geo w Baker, McManus 4 wilkinson,
James G Rsnner, Griggs Co, Burrows Pret-
lyman X DAlzsli, l. Sohrickrr assignee OF Iasc
ObeVndoerf.r. Kehrmsnn RgReIs Kruse Eck.
hart, william nonald, John James, Priiz Bro
h Co John p Van Paten teiden Keeer h Co.
Michael Donahue, Geo II Sickles X Bro Ken.
dali Co, John Braggmao, BteiDhlber, Jacob
Butler, administrator estate Stuart Besbe, CLINE
4 johnson, Ootes 4 Davis, Wickersham Will.
iams John Carney, Chubb, Bro, Barrow 4 G !,
Isaac Oberndoerfer, John washburn. J 4 lie
Claire, d A Burrows, Mary Nanny, VIM D Newly
Geo Elliott and Miller.
70 said william Donald, Beiden, KeeIer l. 90, John
Carney and Mary Nanny
VyOU are hereby notified that there 10 now on nie
Ia the Office OF the Clerk az the District Court OF
said Scott county, petition OF Nicholas jervary
setting forth that he IL the Of the undivided
half Of the following described premises In said eoun
~, and praying partition thereof, to wit:
The southeast quarter Of section number fifteen
Q5) in township number seventy-eight (7S) north Of
range three (3) east. excepting thefefrOn twenty
acres, ~ described in tn, petition.
And unless you shall appear and answer said peti.
tion or before the first day Of the next term Of
said District Court, to be holden TIE IRE Monday
in Nay 1859, the matters and thing. Of said Pc.
Triton Will be taken as confessed and . decree
prayed for rendered.
February Q, 1859.
CORBIN 4 DOW,
Att'ys for Petitioner.
LIZ the foregoing be published four weeks In the
Weekly Iowa state Democrat
IRA \. CLIFFORD.
Tebl2 Clerk Scott Co Dist Court
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-18

"HBRDAS ON the 9th day Of July. A 1887.
w Alfred Lewis, OF Scott county Iowa, executed
unto George Nichols, - trustee, certain deed Of
trust, recorded IN book AZ RI mortgages, psseA
CONVEYING 70 said Trustee the lands 1escsibe6 fol-
lows, to Wit: rho norsh-east quarter Of section No
eight ISL, and the south one.fourth Of the sout
quarter Of section numb<r ave 5l, al In township
10 ssvs1ay nins l7ei north % range No one east
Of the 9Th princpai meridian. containing tvo hum
veysa<s was made b. The said Alfred Levis for the
prcaIssosy notes execuled By the said ALFRED I<viS
70 Aasy Ann Pay, dsted the nth day Of July, 4. D.
1887 and peysblsas bllows: one note for tAe sum
q sAstsss hundred and thirsythres ssd - loo DOL
lare ei&sS ~ payable 90 the lss Day Of NOVEMBER
1853 80 os1sT e{e fS the sum Of thisaeen hundred
and thvtythree and g. 100 dollars 811 8Sl pay
aba % ~ LIT 6ay Of November l6Ge and o. 9th
- noss Sov re So d eight huD1red as1 thirty
s IL a., e; q ss. LEX Sss's: . s
there b payment cre1ited a NJ hsndrs1 Aoliars-
~ Of said ssses bsasng intsssss q ~ rate Of
Per cent per ennu0.
Ard new TIE 6rst - Third named Anses hsvtax
besoos dss 80 payable. and ~ iatessss srcruiaE
Dsy - seme. J, oeorge - Ntekslle, Trustee =
aOresasd % hsseAg Owe III pubic nseics, thst b
vt1tae - ~ poWse VIII u ~ veeed b. oaiA dsed
o. trust viii, % Saturday The l3sh 1ay d 1ebrus-
IA leeo. - ~ 0saSs Hoose 1sns = ~ ~ % De-
venpo1t, bstveso ~ heurs Of end epGoea IN tAe
W. suseioo, ~ parcels = lend obsve 1esesea opso
DucA tAeree6 - sAo - ea0eeot 70 eDsloiv - nv
ehe amount Of soId note with ~ iDtoeo hosepS 10
he dag Of ses. togsther with a The coses snA e.
lsoses essa4g ~ sosy seseD - ~ notice aaAs
Dsssd tis m day Of January, A ns,.
oDOoo0 Z. m0kOLl4,
Jan 3YUe1oa. .