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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25
Mississippi & Missouri 3. r.

Trains run BY Chicago time, which 1. twelve min-
utea faster than Davenport time.
I'M and after Monday, April iith. 1869, and until
~ further notice trains will leave Davenport. sr
Muscatine, Columbus City, Washington ana Iowa
Oily (Sundsys excepted) A. follows:
list Express and Mali Train at ESQ An
TRAVIS viii leave Davenport for ChicsSodsiy. Sun
lays excepted as follows:
LIST Nail Train. At 10 10 NJ
ID bxpress Train, s25rn
Trains arrive ., Davenport daily. Csundsys s1eep
led) - follows:
FROM THE EAST.
LIST Express Train Il G25,s
ID Mail Train, At as IN
FROM THE wEsT.
LIST Mail Train, At e2ops
Trains run by Chicago time. which istwelve u..n-
0tes faster than Davenport time.
All trains out Of Davenport will make oonnerti0ns
at Coumbs City, Warrington and Iowa City with
the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all point. Wet
The Passenger Train oonnects st Rock island 9th
Ohicaso Rock Island Railroad trains for all plin,s
East, North and South.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity ofrivtrs
distinct direction as 70 the destin alton their bag
gaGs, also before taking heir scaa
The cars.
N. b. The Morning 10 10 A NJ train for The Ia.
oonnects at joliet With rsios the Michigan Cen
tAl at the Junc,t with trains on the Piits-
burg, ~ WsYne h Cttesg3 X X; ~ Chicago wtth
trains on the Michigan Southern and Michigan Cen
trial Rail Roads.
aDrla JOHN r. TRACY. sup,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25
BOaFders Wanted.

A 6nNTLBMAN AND LADY, and two single
"A gent emsn, can b accommodated With pleoss Mt
rooms and tOard, BY enquirins at s Fifth street,
between Harriso1 and Ripl y.
June a.. 1850
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25

"DR. MANN, the renowned disooverer OF that
invaluable remedy, DR.. Aanl's Ague B.lsam, still
continues to labor in behalf Of the afflicted. His
medicines are universally admitted By the American
press, to be far superior TO any and all others ever
discovered for the treatment Of chs fever and sgue
and al intermittents There can be NO doubt il We
can place confidence in the iunumerable TESTIMONIAL
which the Doctor has In his possession that it is the
greatest discovery made in the science of med.
cine The attention Of our readers Is called to the
advertisement of this Basam found Ia another col
umn Of this paper and We would recommend all SUI
fering from this disease viz: chills fever and ague
70 avail themselves of trial Of this remedy.
Sold BY all good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25
Competition is tho SPICE Of Trale,

TNO OONPORU to the times, the SCOTT HOUSE
has reduced the price Of transient - one dollar
per day, and permanent bearders ase nov taken q
three douars per Week and upwards. Il n our e
teruir siinn that shia ahal = IL ~ An, ~.
~ :>>te,
60 J. =. U00pUnuY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25

EDUCATIONAL.

II u Ms
NATIONAL MERCANTILE AND B SLNESS
NEWS
. q Il Il n O. nj
SITUATED:
CORNER OF FIFTH AND BRADY STREETS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Founded, BY Davis / Upton, April, 1858.
8. 8. Upton,
Principal and Proprietor.
Young NBN will md, By proper inquiry, that.
i by graduating at this College, they will obtain
very ant over th graduates CT sr
other Commercial Institution In the country. The
COURsE OF STUDY comprises both foreign and do
mestic bus mess, and embraces MATTER o. PsAoTIcE
Ia COMMERCIAL SCIEHCs and AHT-wholly I'M
snown TO common teschers-Vhich, it Is obvious,
will greatly enhance hs chances Of success IN bust
ness.
SPMCERrAN PENMANsHrP-the most Beautiful
system In the worlds taught at this College In al
its fcrme, both practical and ornamental. A GOOD
BUSINESS HAND WAITING is guaranteed 70 all who
complete the course re.
One time 10 - good A. another, 70 commence. You
pay for the instruction you GET and not for the time
consumed, at this school.
BEAUTIFUL ENORAvED DIPLoHA-lithogrsphed
on bank note paper which the possessor can fold up
and place | hts port monsie-is awarded each grad-
uste: This is . nov and unique feature never be-
fore introduced into . College.
Tuition 40, payable Invariably in advance, enti
Ting the applicant to Life Scholar hip, which will
also be good ct al Davis Commercial College," at
Peoris. Sons Of Ciergymen hslf price.
Separate instruction given 10 Premiership.
Business men and friends Of education are re.
specially ins tied to call.
1or Circular, containing full Information. please
enclose two postage stamps.
Address. 3. .. Upton.
apr96-dAwtf Davenport, lows.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25
STATIONARY ENGINE
FOR SALE.

A GOOD, substantial Improved 8 horse power IN
hgiae aud Boiler, nearly new and in good order for
bae At great sacrifice, FOR cash q proved paper
II will answer for any business requiring the above
mentioned power.
For particulars app'y BY letter otherwise 70
D. n. RICHARDSON.
State De ocrat Once
Davenport Nay n, 1850. dawtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25
GS'Ore1' ~ Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.

Brandss,h's Pills, composed wholly 81
Vegetable matter, ore found BY experience, to
be harmless TO the most tender ase, or the weakeat
frame, under every stage o. human suffering; the
most pleasant and benign In their operation that
we're ever offered to the world. and At the same time
the most certain Ia searching out the root of any
complaint, however deep. ard OF performing cure
BRANDRBTH, n D.
Sold ct No 2el Oansl-st, Drandrsth's Building.
Jsne11 DAWN ft*.h
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a Sight tsnths Of the entire s,ock Of Ice in the
city Of DaveLport, - owntdhy
)onss din HENRY ALTMAN.
STILL IN THE PIBLD-The Davenport Ice Co.
Once, IL Brady street. mAy6 Am
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25

TINE ANNIHILATEU!
0RIAk ACTUALLY FROZEN IN MINUTES
TO II II IL Y,S
NEW 4 MINUTE FREEZER |!
PATENT APPLIED ron.
''Hu subscriber after careful study and various
= experiments, has succes ded In construc .
Sretsar which for simplicity, durability. rspidty
and qualify offs production, il unequalled and can.
not fail to b. come . universal fsvorite.
TO satisfy the incredulous, there will b veSkly
public exhibit NJ OF THE freezer At No P1att o..
TO prove Ito ability to do all that 10 claimed for
eises from to 20 quarts.
0esEHD TOR CIRCULAR.
RP rORRAY, Mannfaetuyer,
No. > PIstt street. New York.
brsted " Old Dominion" Coffee End Tea Pots, and
Arthur's' patent self-sesling Cans and Jars
QAR1 1NDUoIHEnfs no A0BNfsNBxPnM
AC ~ osovss:,ng ASents vsnted Y all ps,ts
and History, (Ancisnt and Aodsrn) Of the W6eie
We9ld, from the earliest agss 70 the present time
y 9 0ooDnIcs. tPeter Psrisy.) 1lsgantly bosnd
and beautifully illustrated. PTics -. 1olA only b
Agents 70 whom special districts viii - givsn. A.
picaats should stats what counties thev would M
ves vaEticulss spplyte
ochl7d III WGlisn .sssss. ~.
w. ID. Blain, NJ. D.,
HAVING located in the City Of Dav mort re-
II snectfully socits the patronage Of the citizens
Having had long e1pertsnce 10 the treatment Of
DISEAsDs OF RE EYE,
VII sive them, together With other Practice, his
faithful attention.
. q Once - Bssdy-strest. nrst stairs abovs tbs
Post Once. je7-6mv
strawberries!
THIS delicious fruit, We are now prepared 70 fur
j nish IN any quantity desired, 1t
- sNTS PEI QUARr.
Store, opposite Post Once Buildings. Brady street.
june7dn R1OG & e1ANYI8LD.
We'll Pepper! We'll Paper!
W. .. AZ. 10" ''0''v"' At ''' OLD
NO. II LIE. CLAIRE: 1ow,
. splendid oeecStDent 81 Val papsrs ma Dordsre
sstlssy ~ styass. wAeh - ere ls1ssaina6 . 90
CHEAP A THE CHBAPwri
- n ~ p ~ e.. =. r. a'''A -
| 4 q e nm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25

syria e q sc i alt.
Uu1h01eoAoe slDessen.
Tn sa1,l1ea - $500 - easnU = -
- 5sssn sssSs - ~
80 tDW1ns QDoAoo eusun
t~ uEe1u)sa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-25

COx's Gela1lne,
-AAo-
C00pes's Istssglass, Sage,
Bermuda Arrow Rect, Tapieca,
Rebinson's Patent Barley.
HIOK1R'S IARINA.
KingsfOFd's Corn Starch,
And other similar asticles for tho Of Families
and invalids. OS0OOD,
sepo la brady o.
Lumber! LUMBER!
LING 4 WILLIAMS having removed their
IA Lamb.r Yards to the coroer Of Harrison and
Fourth streets, nov prepared to oher great in.
ducemenss 70 purchasers Of Lumber, having
The Largest and Best Assortment
IN THE CITY,
Oonsistins in part Of the following. namely:
eO0,N0n n Fencing, frsm IL 10 % feet long.
500 600 Z: Timber Joists and Scaatlins, oil lengths
400. 900 n Flooring. dressed AID undressed.
100000 II siding, dressed snd undressed.
100000 n Clear and second Clear Boards and
Plank.
SoO, 600 It Poplar, from n to inches thick.
loc bds Of No 1 Chicago Shingles, consisting Of
Shaved, Cut and Sawed.
8e0 bds Of Lsths.
30J bdIs Of Pickets, ~ and iaches
Als0 large sss ,rtmsnt Of Coors and SSH
Also large assortmsn Mt Of 81 stnds Of Hard wood
for Carriage and Osbtnet hAkers' use, al OF which
~ Will FELL ct the very lowest msrket prices ct cur
ALLIu0 Z WuLlAHa.
P.s. Alse 80. ooo y Of Bridge Timber. ssued -
pssaely Or o-idgss, u. sDr9 a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22

hIarsilaII's NOTICE.
UNITED STATES oF LIMERICK. j
Mlnnlr nrsinl..- 81. h. !. -.


+ H. MIDBLE DlsfRIer iEsssssEafl
KKTHEREAS, petition has been lai IN District Court
w u the Unted States f1r ne little bsct6f fess,
e frst day u Nanh, a g IT, y stsaa-
boat Delaware, her boats apparel fruifure
against all pers5ns laUfi ln1sFVaniig ef lsfein
for tie and causes iu Tie said petition and
whereas, by the permission theTeoi joint ~ led
ia lac said District Court, Ii "a aar.h e - Az
dres DoniD and others gai1 the ssEa0it Oslirnrs
her boats tcle, APPEARED aRffffHrre and essHsi al zros
tsiaiy Gierveurg for their interest er.lr 1r
in tbs said libel aenonef and b pnsti
petition, the sad libel, thar process asinst
sul9at Delaware, her ho tckls. apparel flrnitlr
aud t All persons be sdmnnisaei "a cited IN el and 10
special 70 be and appear be.are The SAID he
OF March, lej9 there the premises make he
allegations n that 1elilf aaef krat
Nos, therefore in psruance OF the mouous ssa
re said Court 70 me Greciel and Delivered IN g
uouea eases DO hereby public al peF1os
ing the sll Sic AMIDST Deiaarc, her os, spdre aud
furniture. IN any interested tlereH. tr1s
appear eile the SAIL District Cour hci clfp
Nshyiiie IN and Tor ne Mhliie Dstcs sf reh1 saiu
das. te l9-n Gay Of hsrel- la l sues, hs flu1ou
OF That day tile Court dly-sth9rEse she eourt
cap hetetiierth and thefsto rrslises.
make tleif alegatiaus In that ehalf.
dated u say * MaTen, Iss8 j. B. cfEszNTs
...s -. l.s..f Z. 8. Marshn fg1r lle Haaiis
mhf-dtd District n Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22
9.
NEW ARwANCEMENT.


gTNRAVELaERS for the North and North est from the South
Staas. procure Tickets from ChaIlason Savanna
Chattanooga montgomery. Macon, Wlmint Knoxville
Lyehhurg Washington. Atlanta and Augusta, 70 Louis
Louisville, Cairo Hickman, Coumtus, Evansville Cincinnati
NegoTesnss Fekssurg Paduelh, snhlsnd aud Memphis vi
Nashville Tennessee. =.
FIRST Railroads and Steamboats,, with Close connections
all points. Passengers arriving Nashville via Nashville
Chattanooga iroa directly boat without detention
Thisis the quickest ard cheapest for those bound for
West geEe
Regular Cairo, Memphis and 81. EsOuis Line
The Fine STEAMBOATS, b. NJ kunyan, Mnne3nka, Sii
Cuba and J. G. Cline
One Of these osts viii leave Nashville day at p n
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad troug from
Nashville 20 ST. Lculs in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets
Reliance, Dunlt Fila John Gaut AID Tempest leave Nash
vile every Thursday and Tuesday, u O'Clock NJ time from
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours. CrnBah four
Res alar Memphis. New Orleans and Bich -
burg Eipe of Beats>
James JOhRsO, Nashville & Howard Re Rover seth.
inc savage One Of these will leave Nahvie every other
day neon: time fIom Nashville MeHphb IS hours Ycks-
bnrg, five d-ys; and 10 New Orleans ia Seven lays
Boats leave Nashville day and e arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For nreass accommodation upon the Boats Tickets ea -
procured al the different points, at prices named in the aHexe
Schedule OF Rates:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22
The COurtship and Marriage of mr. and
Mrs. Sickies.


The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Times says:
Mrs B4gioli the mother of Mrs Sckles, was born
in the year 1871 at Cro on Falls, Wesichester
fy Her m siden name was Cooke At the age Of
fourteen she came with her family to New York. and
was shortly alter adopted by the EeI-known Italian
poet and author, Lorenzo da z nte She Was a
bright and semeEhst beautiful gIl, and very short
ly after her adoption was married to AutCnIO Bsgi-
OIL composer aud professor OF music, who was a
visitor at DaPonie's house Mr.. Bogioli is anaiiYe
of Italy, but las resided in yourey for thity years.
and By those who know him, is said 10 be much re-
specttd and esteemed. Mrs BagiOi bore 70 her
husband an eply child Therese BagOli, the VI hap
py wife of Denial Sickles, upon whom was lay
ished her parents undivided love She was edu-
cate at he best schools of New York, and finally
sent to the MaHhaItanVille Convent Of the Sacred
Hart DI POnte's son, Lorenzo da Ponie Jr., re-
sided atfis fine wrh his father and was professor
of6rifs ieres, philosophy and literature in cue Of
the New oIk college,.
With hi were placed several young men for edu-
cation. Of his number were Mr.. Eames Of this
ei,y. Mr.. BigelOE, Ct the EVeniag Post, aod Mr.
Siskles. The Bsgioiis also resided in The same
house, aud continued 10 live there after the death
Of Prof Da Ponte Living in the same house in
which his wife was born, Mr.. Siekles saw her grow
np from infancy TO womanhood. their association
gradually ripencd into love Her fssaer 81 once
made serious objections to the match net from dis
lise 10 MIR. SicKles. but from he belief that bis
daughter was too young for marriage. Parental
opposition only ended in a elaudestiue marrisge,
which was performed before Mayor Kings
land, the Mayor of the City OF New York The
consequence Of this secret wedding soon made con
csalnent impossible, and the marriage, after the
full cenfesslOn required by the Roman Catholic
Church, solemhIzed sga'n, and received The seal
of religious ratification ffom the hands II Dr..
Hughes, the Roman Catholic Archbishop, at his
private residence. The fruit Of THAT wedding was
enc child Il is, to-day, precisely twelve mouths
siace that father and mother were making prepar-
atoms for the christening Of this child, for Whom
Mrs. Senator Sndell, had voluntarily sought the
sponsorship. It's singular eoineidence that this
little girl, Mrs Siekles. and Mr.. Sickles himself,
we're all three only children, over whose miserable
fate three living mothers noRh sng brOksn-hsarted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22

T virtue oftE5 wf 81 dsr fcas % me dssclf frs ne
Circuit Conr Of de Cnilel States, which farudl
judgments rendered 10 saii Court e 0tt0f
lSs E-in WIibuF 4 g Itntins sid B. "a Hall
r. defelnts and M0rglu Nsucr plain
C0ufL Holss 10 The qy d Nsys sstaiays dlh
day o. April neSt al gt title, cl ana inierat The
delendnt B. b. Payne, naBd 70 the fslloss 81 "a.
joining the said cly OF Nashville. L5 Nos o TO- -
-, Is all routing 10 eet, and IS feet The o.
lot No % 40 sitaais tdd ihgin ai TART % sd
Bells sagveyy har0tis Iis- Ao,le1s Nos aHd
lying in g. " g. Paynes plan. Ctrr lreet III cha Nash
yis,and fronting std anolg - Sect lifinn ceehs
All Of which lots, have levied upsa a all 10
sid the properly fesfaiint to itsy = IA .as
This tlird day q March, lcJ9. .4. -. zsht-dd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22
a NUMBER s


10 entitled. TO decree BE gs Sen. sss.s.
T5s SCI cain 1 b. tse lefeudans :, 4 ,r,,e--
y T'jestsd By ne saaseeior Re DOES not aepsar
10 have acqrisefaa tisls u il. ia whsl eek oisee
-5stEeenr himaad Hsrgss. A8d besiasa. itissoorsn
nf "a a ''aoIe." aud NUS b. taksn.i0 isva rc sasi
Walker e as Us MeCenieo, It. as. 10 Tsrr., 22S
aud SO is barred 81 stsfs'e 81 limitations. IL Il
Was executed as esrly 1875 or lS36. ard csnaoi
as i appears ia athis fes0Id be alloEed sxsissi
GardeaAire's estate Wnias-
Atrue cory, Aaesi: C. w NsLsox. C.erk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22

Coon Nkws PROM THs PIKE's PEAK GoLD MINES.
The Kansas correspondent the New York Times
writes from lie lVenWOrth under date of the 18th
iGst:
"a mao named Walsh, arrived yesterday, from
Denver City, il tEen'y-lwo days, Via the Smokey
Hill route, reports the road vered with sngrants
proceeding in every imaginable cOavsysncs Mr..
Walsh brings four hundred doll1rs worth OF dust,
which he dug in peniy days.
'Dates from the gold mines are to the 18th Of
February. The accounts couii ne haiterirg. and
the rush towards PiSe's Peak has fairly commenced.
Seven large companies lett h.rs yesterday. Emil
grants arrive daily by bundreds"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22

Al the annual commencement Of jefferson Me5i.
cal College, Philadelphia. the l4th last there
we're two huud-ed and ffy-siK graduates. Of whom
ten were from Tennessee, as follows: Edwin P An
derscn, VIM II Clements, Charles Glover. Jas
D. Nuriree, A II Parks Robert W. Scott, Richard
f Scruggs, James White, C. K Csruthers, and J..
c. CaEood
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22
ALY's s
Aromatic Valley whisky.

this Of aueraed and deeteriOus Liquors, 1T source
OF great Introduce to public notice
the above artcIen article Of uruestened purity and pos
1uence the human Constitution
few of soil the hmks Of the Rhine produce the
grape, which viii flourish where else from whose Juice pro-
ceedsthe 'sJohanIs erg,@ techoieest WneOf the world.
feS of Cuba produce tt accO, the flavor and
quality which, when cigars ncompar
bly, superior % that Of the pIoductof ether soil And mar
strip Of land the Parrish of Natehoee, in Louisiana has
long supplied the world with celen ce Of Snuf
from sud Tobacco be induced elsewhere
lying the valley Of the Monongahea river, exclusively brings
forth Rye Of Prors 50 naed and Peeulisr that It's ds
on produces Whky Of such superatye character places
RI process Recently discovered and now known only to my
MANUFACTURER. grain the choicest Of this favored
'O''''' . al Aroissatic valley whisky,
with vhiehnO other can stand insants comparison.
have no apprehet Of being accused publishing
warrantabe, or exaggerated encouinms, by any who
Il is nov the sndara first GLASS Hotels and
Clubs the Of New York and wherever tits introduced at
WV awarded the Palm of Superiority,
and the deRand for it teeOmes thing established
medicinal properties SUCH that while its mmedote e
pleasant aud grateful exercises the hapcies pea
have anay ssple Of DAYS Aromatic Valley WHISKY
and find it to bea pure artfct Of fine flavor, and without
drleterious siIniAture JAMES K. CHILTUn, ND.
STATE AssAYERs OFFICE 30 Somerset streei,t
Boston, April I7th, lSj5 I
nave made chemical analysis Of your Aromatic Valley
Wilsy and find Pure ae aeored Eye HAisks, contain
NJ matters OF And, aud would it
suitable for lneCca! and public Pgr 19
- 80 -..l-- -.a.-. s..... State AssaJer
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky received and after careful e
sniaton fndit to lie pure article, entirely e O1a tee
a-. Analytical Chemist.
Consumer can depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley WHISKY it sold by the bottle only
~ 10 South william street rect New Yaik,
janls-ieo ,l sole ffofTletvI-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22
A WORD Of warning to pixies Peal.er..

Word OF warning to Pixies PeaIzers.
corr ispoadent of the St. LOUIS DsmOcra, Rr :
leg fron Leven aefts Kansas, under date Ofthe l2h
! inst, says:
The advance guard Of the army of emigration
to the gold mines OF Klosss has relcbed tbe from
tiers and is preFsring push forward without de-
lay. 1t has teen extensively circulated through
out The eOuntr, thai III in Ia g quantities Re
hal for the oi Iging along the slope Of tie
Rocky Mou ttFn7, that emigration exceeding
that OF 1880. 10 California, Will be likely TO take
place this coming spring aud summer.
No matter whether the reports from that region be
true net, whether they put in circulation IVY
persons interested in town los in Aursria, Denver
City, aad other embryo towns in the vicinity IF
Pixies Peak, and kept up by the merchants along
the Missouri riEer-l say no matter whether there
be gold there or not, the emigration has conmeno.
ed and hing short Of visit TO the mines will be
satisfactory.
Gold has certainly been found in Western Kansas,
but thatthe working Of the mines wilt pay, is yet
TO be demonstrated
My opinion is, that il will not. Last season hun-
dreds of were for mon BIS roaming through hat
part of ths country, digging here and there, but
not one Of them has ever came forward aud stated
that he had made money there by digging Hun
dreds have also been IN the mines dsriag the whole
of last winter, but we have seen hone Of the Id
which they say they have Obtained. The press is
tFemng with their letters all informing the public
that the writer's satis6edthat from three to
dollars can be dug up in a dsy-snd also that the
whole country is laid cut In town lots. This last
piece Of information appears to mere locker On TO
be the motive power which induces those now OF the
mines strive for a urge EN- grafton.
trust that | may be mistaken, and that gold
may be found in quantities sufficient to indemnify
those who go there, for the hsrdships and expense
Of the journey, for if it is not their suerings will
be terrible.
althoug it is at least six weeks too early to start
Same 60 with OF teams and mules, while many go
with hand carts. add not a few on foot, carrying
their provisions. clothing ard everything thier
backs. How these people ever To reach the
mines it is difficult to say, for beyond the settle
ments there is \ prairie TO cross Of four hundred
miles in extent where there is not single babita-
ton where provisions assistance can be Oo;amed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22

The four criminals under sentence of death in
Baltimore, were On the 10th respited by Governor
Hicks until, the s'h Of April They we're TO have
been hung on the IS h. The Governor warns them
that they may expect no further delay.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22

The Democrats of Rhode Island in Slate Conyen-
ton on the l9.h, nominated Elisha R. Potter, Of
South KingstOwn, ter Governor, and Fenner Brown,
Of Cumberland. ror Lieut. tiorernor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED ORE.
Gun Mn G AM & CO.,
NO. 6, College Street, near Church.,
NashviIIc, Tennessee.

EWT opened extensive Seed and agricultural Store
Wv and shall devote exclusive Of
the business, aud purchasers rely upon being supplied Eh
Fresh Seeds and the approved kinds of implements
and machines Ga-ien Seels from y. Sons
House, all Of the growth OF 1855 Field Seeds
lecel with care and warranted 70 terminate.
srsarss SEEE5Ss
Clover Timothy clean nisrpped Blue Grass Orchard Grass
Herds Met, Hungarian Grass Musqut, Usage Orange,
Perennial Rye Gss assortment OF Garden Seeds,
by poundor paper. iap22 sm CUNNINGHAM g co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22

DR.. Thomas Mu'te-, Emeritus Professor Of Sur
gerry in Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia
died in Charleston, s c., en- the 10Th inst.