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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

CouEcE I1Exs.-A new and substantial fence,
lasrve. has recently been constructed around
retire grounds of the University in this city,
earry much improves the appearance Of
ns 10 that vicinity. ..-s
svo valuable donations have recently been
rs,ea w the College-one for the Cabinet
81 ow 60, lie Library. The Plaster Company
Gs.ns Rapids, Michigan, have deposited With
y ulSerig large box Of specimens OF Gyp-
sn, Of a bspes. sizes, eojcrs and degrees Of
pOiA Some the specimens are in the rough
As ofn,.ure-others are polished as smoothly
ells AMI being of variegated coiors, are
ssb beautiful in appearance. s.t-.- -.
The books consist Of 40 volumes Of State Doc
sna from the Department ofthe Interior, for
6a ae University acknswledges indebtednsss
iAyN Senator Grimes. The volumes are
~, richly bound in cali, and make very i'm.
ig md valuable addition to the Library.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18
n o. Friday evening George May, ESQ, o

-A r,;d,v cvon;ru (.oorwe Wevl Renl ol
. ..s.. ss...
n. A-.s. c,.h :, ,h.;, poo,,. !,
p,..A !. -. "a ~.,, ,a.l;va..d
q. ..;..a !. =, III. .,.co.. II.
..:,.;,,.. - ~ nsn.ocr.t;c n.rtv ana
,h.m w;th a.. n,;.er.hle doctrine. mn,
- \, n. nses..s leeder, IN The North
<.,..;,;,, them a tho most dangerous form
,b;.b Federalism ever arrayed ITSELF He
.,n.,.a The shallovuess and ab;litv
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

..Vle s,ecsloa Of Prank Blair ever Bdrres
: - i ! gioeieus triumph for tAe Rspab-
= a h;s trismphant election by fosrteea
= -a;orisy 5as shs loag ter@. shilsfse ~
!. -. q vaeapey nsds By bis swu tssigaa-
!. 4 defeated or run very cioss. shosld
,e,,oa % Repsblicana 4 pssves sAat
! - ef G. Loaia believe thae 0assetswa
.s.al, sepsived Of his seas, and Wills slsy'
!" 4. AL voted for Barret for the Short fssm
N~.E 0s~'f ~ sF4 .sts- @fff2% IL III
(. .vurnthy. Z si1 se9 Ill i'll 1,ss ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

Asofaza AErEok-A correspondent OF the
NV Albany, Qnd) Ledger writing from Green
Sslse miles west Of that city, says: "A
80 full Eve feet in diasSeter fell here last
NsAnE 9. 1t looked like The moon in its
. naag 70 the earth. When it burSted, the
@ seemed one sheet of fre.s Rl5ss
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

"iss AwAxa UxIroxGs.-Oar Republican
lnenda who are about forming Wide Awake
Vs0s' s'l Be pleased to notice BY the card in
W paper d Aessra J. A. Smith & Co., OF Chi,
ss0' 'has they have put the price Of their uni
"'n' down to q so PEI sett complete, which is
.4aly extremely low for such uniforms -
he! funish
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

"DRY DIGGrIGs" Democratic stumpers
Helper diggings were not entirely exhausted last
winter are now industriously overhauling the old
dirt hoping to find something for the benefit Of
Col. Curtis. The poor devils should not be dis
turhed. ~. u-.I.. --t-. t.- ~. IL. ... ..s.l /
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

~ Cluaters Of farmers vehicles were con-
sreeated on the levee yesterday. Indeed, for ten
DAYS past, the thoroughfares were thFensed dur
ine de day With farmers carrying their grain 70
market and returning home with their pafchas-
81 Wa hope that this is only tbe forerunssf 81
the good times expected for both town aed eepf-
~. by sssson os Tie attendant cropA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

sar Z. Temple, iitsie daughter " Ad-
1efeasy Temple, aged abost two ysass,
!, e b ID stsy Easarday last In Q cis-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

r,sr,os YIoHr IN 81: LOUIS The - Lou,
r..ser.s describes the suspense and he joy
-. q Losis By The Repabkcaas % ~ night
~. ,,.cs;cu. We copy . paragraph q swo:
-. aovs river Wards having gone heavily for
~ ,ome Of the upper Wards strtAgiy lor
Sa . !. ~ . late hour before the resuitin The
nn.s q announced with certainty. Until
sg ..,ouncement vas q last thus made, the
~ ,ere alled With sleeplesA tireless, and an
ssesi sshaters, doubters and hopers, discussing
80 le,ss deenest interest and anxiety the probe.
. W when the defeat Of Mr.. Barret was
49, '. s..b. iabilant were the hurrahs, attended
=. ,s;t,ly . ascending sky rockets, that rang ont
.,.s,A ,he midnight sky.
- =. rrI,itude a the Lincoln and HamIfn
v.Sao.r,ers -. could ncs reprcss their enthsaias.
~ = q, a even to dispose 1t that late hour,
~ ,s ma.ical and torrhlight procession. Il vas
~ - s,d ,oyfnI column, and o. il wound meIo-
ra--i, through the otherwise silent city, send.
=. .,sIfsliy bursting rockets skyward, thou,
- 4 hesrss were thrilled with giadness, asd
49, Il others with heaviness at 30 signif-
- NE The celebration was protfacted
N ,sas4 had pealed the approaching dawn
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

AccsDExr.-Nr. Nillard, Of the Arm OF
AcRwsn, Aillard 4 Co, had . portion Of biz
right foot sawed completely OF by . circular
saw, on Saturday last. He was conveyed home
in carriage and his wound attended TO. ;
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

1t il understood that Nr. Douglas u TO ex.
| tend his electiopeering tour into the South, -
iavited. We hope he may inset with better
treatment than johnson, his associate on the
ticket. hes received recently while engaged in the
hs,~s .g. l7.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

.tAsoas PoR LEAVING DouGLAs.-In Logan
-@ Illinois, VIM. r. Randolph, leading De.
- coae ess, ssf Lincoln. He made .
90 . lev days since, explaining his course.
sss reasons assigned for renouncing Dou.
essss these:
= =. Baltimore Popular Sovereignty Plat
~. sadorscs the Dred Scott decision. The
~. ecost decision declares that Slavery legally
ss..u = Tie Territories. There 10 then no dit.
~ aes " sse policy Of Breckinridgs and Don
d.. = Ar Douglas in . recent speech a9rmed
~ - practical operation Of non-intervention
.srn..,a % convert New Mexico, which wai
N. w airee Territory, into Slave Territory
IA Itongh Popular Sovereignty, the South
.'nea from the North-Slavery had snatch
a. ne North an ares sgsal % Gss &atss ol
~ Neg York. II such is the eject q
IA - psinciple,' NJ. = declared his IN
4 - 9
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

A virginia gentleman of distinction refused to
give his Age 70 the census taksr. BE vas report
cd 70 tie department, and . correspondents en-
sued He finally submitted to law, bus forward.
ed protest occupying three sheets Of paper,
With his views ON the constitutional question.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

VIZ ancient friend Woods, alias Tinber,,
=. ~ returned, after having travelled e1eee-
Ms csetral Eorthsfn and North~ss-
-. .''os' Of ths state, and gives glowing
~ = the crop prospects This u 70 Be tie
Nspi.sty. TssSaT
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

ew The last Council BlolIs Bugae has - sac-
count, copied by request, Of large and enthus''
astic Breckiaridge and Lane ratification meeting
held at Glenwood, in Mills county. Speschea
were made by Test, ofCouncil BluGa, Tuttls and
otherA There 10 nothing very remarkabls abcst
this it il true. but the amusing part Of the AFFAIR
3 found in column editorial article. in ths very
best ssyle Of Lisst Governor Babbit, appealing
70 the Breckinridges mot 70 divide the party IN
Iowa ~ supporting Breet and Lane, becsnse ~
70 deinx thers IL great danger Of throwing tha
vote cf the State 10 Abe Lincoln ssls .egs
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

s ~ d he Thisd, ,us Dayton District, In Ohio,
the Repsbneans have nosninatcd 8AMrEE GaAis-
HAD = the gentleman vho " 70 beat vAILAs-
pson ~ y ~ rapsfer CoagresA The nominasion
ID . sesssg oas, aad 10 ccssdeatiy expsst Af.
~. 49, ! ~ alecfion ~ ~ s'sa 3 ~ aes a5t%
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

A GRxAT MASS NEErlaG.-Our Democratic
fellow citizens called county mass meeting FRI
day night last at Marion Hall, issuing hand bills
and scnding men over the county to post them,
and intercede with the faithful 70 come out. The
result was gaAAssiag Of tventy-6ys persons oil
told, with the most dismal neetiag Imaginable,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

PrasoxAL-We saw Gen. Reid, Of Keckuk,
in the city ON Saturday. He is looking after
sone Railroad iron received here, and to 60 over
the B. L NJ r. r. g., and to be used in their
road MP the Des Moines which Il to be completed
70 Ottumwa some of These days.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

{ : AssArLT.-Nr. Jacob StFicklcr was med hve
dollars and costs yesterday, for coinmitting an
aasaalt and battery upon the person Of one John
PArrott. II appsses Pssrott has been working
for Strickler in his brick yasd, asd On dems1ds
Ing his wsges. dispute arose Parrctt using
language that excited the anger Of Strickler Who
uitched into him, and inflicted suDdry wounds
upou his face and body, blacking his eye aad
c.using him to spIt blood A warrant was also
.eryed on ssrickler 70 keep the peace, be havilg
~ A-..A-.A E.~4Anar viNlencA. afsa 5.sif 4 $50
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

days back. Il was caused BY nothing moro nor
less than strife between two carricr-boys for tl
patronage Of Rich6eld Springs. This grew d
such an extent that nearly every man, vomah
aud child was awake and discussing the merits
Of the case. It was finally agreed that Fridas
last should be the day TO decide the question. u
The carrier Who reached the Springs Nrst al
day should b. the regular vendcr Of The N. Y.
papers, Of which hundred or 10 are there read.
At the appointed hour, the boys we're astradle
their nags at the depot, ready 70 snatch the p@
pers the monen. the train arrived 70 make III
matter more sure, they had horses stAtioned ~
along the route q distances oftwo Of three mild
apart. Their horses were the fastest the country
could afford, furnished By the friends Of the pal
ties, and were held ready to change without the
mails were snatched and away sped the carriers;
thor horses stralning every nerve and muscle y
WIN the race So great was the interest mani
fessed ID the contest that house. tors were crowd
ed with the populace cheering tho doughty lad
ID they spurred over hill and dale. al last a6
counts they had reached the epsings in safety
making the distance, sone thirteen miles II
about forty minnteA But BY aomc mistake d
misunderstanding, the matter seems yet undccis5
Cd. Ne understAnd that the boarders af thi
Springs and the citizens have made / Duf,o n
go which y 70 DO pressntsd y Esha saccsssftj
competitor. ar4ff 49,. ..s.4.5 s
LArEsf.-S Since the above was ii TINE -. % hav,
learned that the Mohawk charrier. Mcclure. cam,
Ost IN rods ahead, sold his papers d twsnsy.y ',
osnta each, aaA received the pusss ef SEQ, m,
time made Nas - min1tse The distance y III
milea. When = y considered that this road !
nearly al up hnl, II VIII Do concesisd that shis I
pretty good tine. ms boys haA uiss hnrssa q
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

uA camp meeting under the auspices Of
the German Methodist Church, is being held In
Q beautiful grove, about three miles southwest
Of the city. On Sunday last = large nA@her Of
persons from this city and vicinity yisited tho
meeting, and the scene was very animating. -
There was preaching in both English and Ger.
man, and the usual exercises generally engaged
in as such meetings. The neighborhood Of the
place Of meeting vas infested BY pambes OF
sellers Of liquid poison, and some Of the partakcFs
thereof we're inclined to disturbance, but were
silenced BY The presence Of an olacer. The
meeting continues to-day and viii break up 70
miRht -n 49, L.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

Rev. Dr. VIM II. Daily, the notorious Demo
eratic candidate for Congress In the Bird indiana
(Dunn's) DISTRICT, has announced for Douglas; .
iAct On which the Douglas men hare no cause to
Ecoagratalate themselves. The Indianapolis Jour
nal thinks such men are like the Tennessec boys
sandy land-a man makes good bargain BY Civ
iug away swo-thiSds 70 hire somebody 70 take
the other third asa gift. 94 sass
Some DAYS ago man named Horton, Wa kill.
ed BY his own son, In Clay county, Ind, N Q
quarrel about 1 pistol which the father desired
70 take from the aon, to prevent him killing some.
body. with It. The parricide was lodged IN jail ;
snd In she same jan were three Of his brothers,
one Of them confined for theft, and the other two
for obsAuesiag Legal proceas. F5str 6voeAws II
jag = ~ ssase GssS ~ dessu eSssesa, iaaspsc,
taele nos oftsn wltnsssed b tha land ef shs fes,
~ ses Ia 70 bsl'sve. s 4se8s bssess
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

Bloomington, Aug. Is
An engine boiler in the Eagle FIGURING Mills
Of this place, owned by John Rouse, exploded
to-day noon, instantly killing John Whalon, en-
gfncer, and slightly injuring his SON.
The engine house and back building was com
pletely demolished. The main building was also
damaged. Whalen leaves widow and six child
rem.
The Denver City News to Aug 4, has been re
ceived. The trial Of Carl Wood for attempting
TO kill Byers, the editor Of the Rocky Mountair
News closed Thursday. The Jury stood one fol
End eleven against acqnittaL The ease was ther
referred to the people, Who voted TO send hiH
out Of Denver City. Comparatively few citixeni
were present, the crowd being principally mad,
up Of Woods friends. He vas escorted to th,
edge Of the town by twenty five men, and theme,
for several miles BY his gambling ftienda Grea
indignation ia manifested at this result.
The mining news j. unimportant No ricl
leads have been opened lately.
Many are leaving daily for the States.
The last Express from Denver brought $3.50
in dust.
.ss4 Washington, Aug. n. .
Official letters from Mexico establish the fac
that many leading merchants and conservative
IN the city Of Mexico presented . petition to Ju
area for . discontinnance Of hostilities and re-
toration Of peace 70 the country. They represen
Niramon - nearly powerless, and that the onl
parties Hho refuse 70 sign petitions for peace ~
the Clergy and those whom they control
6sn0r xatA the nexican Minister 70 this couu
try has just LETT this city, and win sau On Monda
for Mexico 70 arrange aOm9 businees a@aiSA u
will probably return IN . few weekA IN.
Tna lsaation will remain In chsrge Of Seno
II Romarc, the Secretary OF Genor DE- Galado. %
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

TAe DRoUrH.--Some extracts from Southern
papers will be found in our columns this morn
ing, showing the extent Of the drouth and its dis
astrous effects upon the crops These extracts
do not cover all the ground. Even in large
portion Of Missouri and Kansas there has been
almost total obstruction Of the grain, grass aud
root crops little being produced for the support
Of man o. beast This to our neighbors and re-
| mote fellow-citizens in the Southern States is
great calamity, but to us who have an abundance
and to spare, for which We want buyers, il Is not
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

LARGE GERMAN REPU BLlcAH MKxrIN0.-One of
the largest Republican meetings ever assembled
in this scity, convened Monday evening at Grimes
Hall, and vas addressed BY NJ. Bittman Of Du-
buqse In speech Of tyo. hours. We did NOT
hear the address and II We had should mot hsye
con,prehended much oft But we hear It high.
ly spoken Of by the Germans who did hear it as
clear concise and powerful address, producing
. marked effect upon those who heard it Mr..
Bittmsn proposes to speak in English before he
eaveA t, 4 81 4+,.s s.srf Iv, s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

An ATrECrloNArE HUsBAND.-Fred. Baker,
who keeps clearinghouse ON Front street,
took the finger Of his beloved wife between bis
aflectionate teeth yesterday afternoon, and gave
II squeeze which had the effect TO almost scv-
or It from, the hand. Not content with this. he
seized her by the throat with both hauts, and
continued to squeeze aud shake her until the
blood was forced from her nostrils. When We
saw the woman,-vho was mot willing to arrest
her husband, although desirous Of escaping bis
brutal sssaults-her face and garments were
covered with blood, and she presented shock
Ing spectacle. lsl
Such brutes deserve horse whipping, instead
Of . paltry fne-their usual punishment
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

NEW REruRIIcAN PArH4-We have received
the hrsf number Of new paper hailing from Da.
ksta City, called the Humboldt County Iadepend.
Ont, and having the names Of Lincoln and Ham.
lin at its mast head. Dakota is on the head wa.
ters ofthe Des Ioines, at least one hundred and
twenty miles Northwest Of Des Noines. Hum.
boldt county was organized in 1857 we believe.
and only east II votes in 1885, Yet We now
have very respectable Eve column Republican
paper printed st its county seat, which Is doubt
less smart and promising town.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-16

FAST FISANcTERING ADRoAD.-Ons of the
items of news by the Halifax steamer, tells of
the failure ofa house in Aberdeen, for snug
100000, with the flight of one of the part
ners to parts unknown. Coming hard on the
heels Of the enormous swindling operations
of the chief cashier Of the Union Bank of
London, the fact would seem to Indicate quite
as many bad tendencies" for the moment,
on the part of our brethren across the water,
as any which the eagle eye of Earl Grey can
detect among us here The Fowler defalca-
tion is big thing, in its way, (Sl55,00O) but
does not begin 10 amount to 81 ,l25000, nor
with the S2,0o0,0OO, which has just gone by
the board in canny Aberdeen
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-16

INDIAN Troubles IN VICroaIA-Last night
great disturbance broke out among the In
dmns-guns were fred drums and sticks
beating siwashes yelling, and grand muss
generally, The excitabe portion Of our pop.
uiotion hurried down to the bridge, which
some crossed; the others, thinking the balls
were whizzing about in that neighborhood.
remained at this end 1t seems that tho
Suckeens had driven a Sonish Indian away
from spring to which they had been ac-
enstomod TO go for water; hence the excite
ment. The guns were chiefly fred in the
air Victoria Gazette, Sth.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-16
DaiIp 0atlonat Atmucrat,

An UNPRoFuABLE PINT or WmKEY.-An
eastern paper says that case has been deei-
ded in the Court of Common Plens, in Cham
plain county. Ohio, which is a loud caution
TO liquor sellers Peter Lawson sold TO ore
Reed Brush pint of whiskey; Brush got
intoxicated and drunk" as the law states it,
and with IN ak CHOPPED off the left foot Of
his wife, Mrs Brush. There is law in Ohio,
giving to Wife child, parent guardian. en-
ployer, o. other person who shall be injured
in person, property, OF means Of support, by
an intoxicated person, right of action
against the person who sold the liquor to the
Intoxicated person Under this law, Mrs B.
sued Lawson, the grocer for $4,000 damag-
es for the loss Of her foot by means of this
pint of wiiskey, and the jury found YER
dict Of $4,000 damages against Lawson and
in favor Of the injured wife.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-16

DEATH OF II A. APPLEroN.-Henry A. Ap.
pleton died in Sacramento Wednesday. He
was, says the Union, native Of Pennsylva-
MIA, one Of the early pioneers to California,
a printer, and former publisher of the Sacra-
mento Age. His associates here all speak of
him in terms of praise as an upright, honor
able gentleman, and his loss will be sincerely
lamented, Deceased had recently been Re.
cording Secretary of the Sacramento Typo.
graphicnl Nnion
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-16

A Washington dispatch to the New York
Herald May 20th, says:
The Ptnce de Joinvile, who is very quiet
ly staying at the National, though less lion
lied than the japanese, receive much atten-
ton from Gen. Cass, who was once Minister
at his fathers court, and others who made
his acquaintance in former years, either in
Europe or during bis previous visit with the
frigate La Belle Poule, in lS4l.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-16
RATES
PHILADELPHIA HOUSE,
w. rvaaf Rricl Duildingn
Corner of Second and q streets,

The proprietors of the above house take pleasure In
announcing that they have completed the work Of
renovating and re-fumishing this establishment
throughout, and are now prepared to accommodate
their patrons in the best possible STYLE Proud Of their
success in redeeming the reputation Of this house,
they desire to the public that nothing shall be
wanting on their part to it to deserve liberal
share of patronage.
Ola patrons Of the house and the public are invited
TO give US a call.
BOARD PER Observation-Disclosures. 90
BOARD PER WEEE........ ................G 90
BOARD AND LoDGISG PER WEEK...... 90 toS 90
SEQ OPEN ALL NIGHT. *
Stages leave daily for all parts of the mines
S. b. SAWIN,
sep13my j. W. WILSON
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-16

FOR al other purposes not mentioned herein the
Company are prepared TO furnish water by contract
at the lowest rates.
The Board of Directors shall have power in all cases
to ascertain by metre, the quantity Of water used
And it shall be optional with them to charge in accord
ance with the indication Of the metre Instead Of the
specific rates above given,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-16
Paint and Varnish Brushes.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT from the celebrated fac
"A tory of j. j. Adams Co., consisting Of o. X.
and Extra Paint, Narnsh and White-wash Brushes,
blenders, flches Sable and C. H. Pencils, Shoe stove
sluice and Scrubbug Brushes ofsnperor quality.
Now landn1 EX. "Jno STUART and "Fleetwing" and
for sale low by RICE, COFFIN & CO.. E
may 2I-U 20 ID street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-16
MUSICAL.

ITO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
a Mademoisclle MATHILDE D0RYAL wishes to
give French, Piano and Singing Lessons. Resdencel
No 10 High ST., between First aud Second.
Enquire at her from - 20 4o'clock, or from
to 10 O'Clock +. NJ Terms for five lcssous-given at
her rooms or at the residence of the pup-S5, in adj
vance. The Lady will also attend lrusical parties.
les nv
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-16
Marysville Shooting Gallery,

TETEHE undersigned having re-established and
Il completely refitted the well known SHOOTING
GALLERY, near the corner Of and Third streets, is
now ready to receive the public.
All his arrangements are perfect, AMI every thing
will be conducted in the most approved style 1t is
conceded to be of the best fitted up Galleries in
the State expense having been spared TO make It
pleasant place OF resort
To EE Ii h a R
attached TO the Gallery IS superbly arranged, and the
LIQUORS of the choicest kinds.
hcuudersgned is under obligations for the past
patronage Of his friends, and hopes still TO deserve
their good will and friendship.
je5-my j. +. BROPlIX.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-16
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
CORNER G AND THIRD STREETS.
MARYSVILLE.
Stokes G. shields'....,...... ...... ProprietOrs
Reduction in PRICES, ,

SsEF9, THE Subscribers, in inviting the attention
si.kAN and patranage OF the resident and travelling
fsssS public to their Hotel, respectfully beg lea 70
sr-ssga to make mention Of the tact that the UNI.
TED SrArES is now one of The most