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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-01

Nc. e-"SPEcIH PAYMENr SuspESpEb., Tbs,e
words create great panic, whilst the Oft rep
expressions, thousands rushing to unit mel v
eravss.' is scarcely ever needed, though alvays
true Mrs. Gardner's Indian Ba sam of Liverwort
and HoarhOund would save many a victim of Con
sumption f resorted to In time. 1t cures unfaing-
y, and 10 sold by all druggists frN-lVT
THE ROOr OF ALL EVIL" Is the venom of dlsease
instied into the sys'em by early abuse, indulgence
and excess of any kind. This must be eradicated
from the 9, stem without delay; moment should
ma lost. Ihe pera,ctons use Of mercury viii not do
1t; nay. IL VIII lnjure rather than cure Tyiesen1ny
/, 8, IL your only chsnce-a perusa' of the book
Human EGs!ty, or Pathological Researches" IL
Illustrated with cnlored euxravinxs will ex plaln
erything. 1t will only cost Is cents TO be had
Of DR.. Barrow 1874 Blocker street, New Yo. K.
Sent free of postage everywhere,
Sold also BY 8 Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington,
ID. T.. fe8 lm.r
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ORPHANS COURT, FFBRUARY llrH, 1860,
" DISTRICT OF CoLUNBIA,

WASHINGTON CoUNrY-to eif:
In the case Of George A. ane, adTInis rator 81
Sophia X eer the sdm stratOr aforesaid, has, with
tn APPRECIATION Of the Orphans Court Of Washing
ton county aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY, ina
u tn CAV Of March next, for the hBs settlement and
distribution If the personal estate Of raid deceased,
of the cts IN hand far as the same have Teen
collected and turned into money when and where
a. tue creditors ADD heirs of said decreased are
uhed 10 attend lat the Orphans Court Of Washing
ton county aforesaidD with their claims, properly
vouched. or they may otherwise nv law be excluded
from all benefit said deceased's estate, PROVIDED
copy Of this order ne published once q week for
three weeks m the Evening star, previous 70 the
said 18th day of March next.
True ropy-Test: ED. ". ROACH,
fe 6law3ws REGISTER Wills.
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MRN's D1Iss SUITS,
Ass's Bsstssss SsSss,
Yestks' BssSasss SsSss.
CIILpRHH's DIHss SUIfs,

NOAH WALTZ & Co., Marble Hall Clotmng
ennol6oe that their annual display. of Fall and
Winter Clothing 10 now ready for inepoction. IL
il comprised of IN assortment Of Gentlemen's and
YOUTH Clothing Of the newest and richest designs
in material, trimming, and vorkmsnship.
To those Who study excellence with economy, in
fashionable articles Of dress opportunity 10 nov
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
Of Ready Made Clothing in tins CITY, 1t very re-
dnced prices. sSR-'v
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CONGREGATIONAL ADJUSTMENTS The Washing
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette saws that
a member Of Congress from one of the north invest
ern States, who the other day drew pay and mile
aye to the amount of s. 500, went in the evening
10 a gambling hell. Here he drank, and as he
drank he played. 'Luck'' was against him,
dows 81, 500 had gone into the man Of the
.suger." He was so drunk, too, that he could he
got home only by stratagem. He was made to
believe that he had been challenged ana was LED
zway to prepare for the meeting at Bladensburg
HARD PusHEp-Some poor, miserable devil
carried OF q grindstone from A. Green's auction
q ore last night This Of two stones which
had been bought and left standing against the
outside of the building upon the pavement, and
the chap tried the experiment Of carrying both en-
bnt found it too much for him, and left one lying
in the middle of the street where IL was found this
morning. Perhaps this fellow 10 one among the
large number who are now In the city with po-
litical axe to grind, and has taken the wise pre-
c,ution to furnish himself with the necessary
tools.
TIE THEATRE The nne play Of "Young
Mirabel,r at the Theatre, last night, was we'll
Performed throughout, Mr.. Murdoch AZ Young
Mirabel, Mr.. Charles Bass 40 Old Mirab.l, Mr.. C..
niIl as Duretette, and Mrs. Gadstane as
DIANA particularly eliciting the admiration OF
the audience The bill for tonight II - The
Stranger" Mr.. Murdoch rs the Stranger. and
"NieLolas Flam," Mr.. c. Bass a. Nicholas Fiam,
attorney-atlaw.
rar AL.xAxpnIA JAIL The Gazette says: The
wh Die number of persons committed to the jail! Of
tbs county during the month Of February was
n AZ three OF these, two are charged with steal
iuy and one with forgery. There are now con.
d nd In tn. Jail fifteen persons-viz eleven white
men and one white woman, two negro men and
negro woman.
THE SrRAMYR CoLUNBIA has now resumed nef
regular trips TO and from Baltimore She has
been rentted and repaired, and made every way
Comfortable He former officers, 1t u stated, are
. i'll engaged on her.
TEE ALEXANDRIA THBA1Iy fe-opene THIS evep'
jng, Il 10 aid, with gsod company.
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CENTRE MARKET.-The attendance of dealers
rom the country was not very large this morning
though the licensed dealers were generally at their
stands The supply, though not large was of ex-
cellent quality and sufficient to meet the demand
The prices Were about as last reported in the Star
put II Is probable change will be seen in the
list for the coming week
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BALTIMORE, December 22d, 1859

BALTIMORE, December 22d, l859,
James Mcdonnell, Esq, Agent for Or Mon
tarde Miraculous Pain kiilef, &c Dear Sir: w a
cheerfully bear testimony to the uncommon viz
tues of Or. nj Ontar de's Miraculous Pain Killer and
Great French Rheumatic Remedy. Our Mr. Da-
wilson used 1t for severe rheumatism and eceived
Immediate relief We have also used 1t on several
for different complaints in all >ses with co Inpste
success. We can confidently recommend IT. Yours
truly, l.. HARRISON, DAVIDSON d CO.
Wholesale Cap Manufacturers
SOuth Charles raaf
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QuERu's Con LIVER on JELLY
nnYAved nv the NaU Work AcadamU Of NJ,

Approved by the New York Academy Of Medi
olne. Ii 10 twice more oficscious than the lisuId
oil. Ii 10 the only cure for SoTofuas, Consump-
ton and oil kinds Of Coughs.
OWNS yELtIYIKD CASTOR On, by which the
offensive greasiness of the oil obviated For sac
By all respectable druggists In Washington and
GEORGETOWN.
PENFoLp, PARKER 4 MOWER, Wholesale A eente.
Is Beekman street, New York city. noe SIN
MRS. WIrsLow, an experienced nurse and fennl .
Physlolan, has Soofhizs Syrup for CRtLdes Tseth-
ing, which greatly facilitates the process Of
by softening the gums, reducing al Inhammstion-
VIII ellay ali pain. and 10 sure TO requisite the
bowels. Depend upon IL, mothers, IL will give rest
70 yourselves and relief and health 20 your Infsnts
another column. 90 lily
PKNSIEs,-Persons desiring Pennies viii always
End them for exchange At the Star OfSos cnurter.
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BURGLART.-Last night, the green grocery store
kept by Mr. O'Brien, at the corner of New Jersey
avenue and south b streets, Capitol Hill, was
broken by burglars and a considerable quantity
of provisions, amounting to some $50, stolen
away, besides considerable damage which was
done to the store in other ways. From the ap-
pearance of tallow candle which was left be-
hind when they left, they must have been there
half an hour, or an hour
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RxJC NcGIIREk co Auo,ior..,.

BY ]. c. MEG UIRE & CO., AuctioneeTs.
TITY STOCKS AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-On
" FRIDAY AFTERNOON. March I'd, 1860 az
4oclock, at the auction rooms, We shall sell, In
sums to suit
S6ooo Corporation of Washington six per cent
Stock,
Sse0 Corporation of Washington FIVE per cent
Stock,
$500 corporation Of Alexandria six per cent.
Stock.
Terms cash in current funds.
fe ~ d &c. McGiIGRE& CO., Aucts.
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THIS AFTERNOON q TOMORROW
By J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
DEN. +. FRENCH'S BOOK AUCTION THIS
- week on TUESDAY, THURSDAY FRIDAY
a. SATIRDAf, at the st, re of w. F. Bayly,
re zs-or BEN. F. FRENCH, Salesman.
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READ THE CERTIFICATE.

READ THE CERTIFICATE.
Ms PIT XIII AEsn 70. D
Dear sii~As general rule am very sk.ptiosl
oines; but lately having heard so much of the grea
cures performed by DR.. Montarde's Miraculout
ram klsG prSosredf s bot5Is for my wife whe
stant the Pain Killer was applied she WAS cured
few day. after, while surveying in the country,
face and head bore 1t for some time, but was 4.
nally Obliged to leave my PARTY and come to the
CITY for relief On my 1Ii iva lappied Dr. Mon
and in less than two minutes was quite well and
have not felt it since. | deem it my duty to make
tues of the medicine hut for tins benefit of othi re
" no ma, he suffering as was,
Very e. E survs sSsG 5s5 sslaoF.
BALTIMORE. November, 1885,
MisacnI"ns Pain ksrEbear sir G most obserfs
propsrties Of DR.. Mont.rde's Miraculous Pain
Killer. / have used il for severe rheumatism in nv
knee. On the first application received immediate
relief. Also my little boy, years of age. was taken
oas sn B, much PAIN and sDosd
the Pain killer-ths swelling and pain instantly
disappeared, can COL 6denty recommend the Pain
Killer to my fJep f. E kkfsREerWsffhl Wholesale Dealer
in Tobacco and Cigars, 90, Lombard st.
DR.. MoNTARDE kS, MIRACULOUS PAIN
is for sale by all respectable Druggists in WASH
INGrON, GEoRG TOWN. and ALEXANDRIA.
HENRY Cook 90,
Agents, Alexandria.
H. Agent {; II TO- Gs Georgetown, DC.
Corner AZ st, and Pa. av.,
" Agent for Washington.
IL Mercer street, BALTIMORE,
fs Is fist General Agent for the United States
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AUCTION SALES
By BARNARD & BUcKY.; Georgetown.

By BARNARD BUCKY,; Georeetovn-
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN GEORGE.
TOWN AT PuBLIc AucT -On MONDAY
Ar AT, IEENOON, 5th March, 1t ~ O'Clock, We will
font OIL the premises, parts Of Lots IS and 81
,ot ng q leet on Cong ress street betwee, Bridge
alley. 0A ~ WV w Oh
>, This valuable lot was formerly the uts of Odd
rellows, Hall, recently destroyed by fire. and viii
pe solo, with the brick and the remains Of
Terms One fourth cash balance In 6. II and ia
Ust 9earns Interest, ana secured by deed Of
NAL, BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, Auct,..
mo. ,-4 Georsetown, ~. c.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
IKE SkockERY AND A LARGE LOT OF r KIM
"a ShN = ~ SSAkPkTs AND OILcLorH AT = UcrIoN-
o,a SATURDAY the Sd INIT shall sell, In front
Vi my store o. 526 7th street, at 10 O'clock a. m
IA &c lot OF Rem ants of Ca pets and uilooth a
sood Iot OF Crock-ry and china Vases sold without
ssefVe' large lot OF second hand Furniture, such
Bureaus, Sofas, Bedsteads,
Maurob-s, hbes, Feather Beds,
Bedding and Matt. esses, &c Sc
-1ar l lC0nl A.G0EEN, Auct.
BV A. GREEN, AuotIoneer
EXXECOTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
~. u ShsN FURNITURE AT AUcT oN-Un TUES
~ .hT otn inst shall Ii, at the late residence
Satw r.. berkeey, deceased, street south,
MMTtcleck m, goon assortment of Furniture viz:
Manogany SOFAS, Tables, Stands,
SS Ts Desks, Maple aud other Bedsteads,
ardrobes and Washstands.
CarPetS, Chairs, Feather BEDDING and Mattresses
C4SSoklng Stove and other articles of Furulture
Terms made known on day of sale.
VIM. DIXON, Executor.
mar Id A GREEN, Auct
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IL 1htssA THE STAR - prisfsd On tAs 6a,t,,t
'sdS Pssss - sss sosfA Of Baltimore, its edi,fo.
'arss as to rsqxirs it to be pr, to press at a.
s"'s "orj Advufissnsnss, therefore, should BE-
's"s Z" before Toelvs O'Clock, m; otAsr,eiss tksv
nay not apPsa, xnfil tks nezf dav
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RAL1IMoRR Iannarx sth 1ccn

BALIIMORE, January 9Th, le6n,
James Mcdonnell: Esq: A gent for Dr.. Mon
tarde's Miraculous Pain Killer and treat French
Remedy.-Dear Sir: Please accept nv thanks for
the bottle of DR.: Montardes Miraculous Pain
Killer and Great French K emedy which you kindly
sent me. In my case II has indeed proved MI.
raculous." used 1t for severe attack of Rheu-
matlsm, and on the very first application was com
Pletely cured. cheerfully recommend il.
Yours, DC, .SrODDARD.
Agent for Chickering's Pianos,
Calvert street,
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NARSHAL'S SAlE-In virtue of three writs
WI of 6er facias issued from the clerks eff OF
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia. for
Will expose to public sale. far ca, In front Of Mac
TINS Hotel, on the corner of sth and streets, in
the city Il Washington on SATU X DAY, the 10th
day of March next, 1870. commepcing at 9 O'Clock
a. m, brown Mules, seized and levied upon as the
goods and chattels OF Charles G. Ca y and will be
term 1850 IN favor of Daniel Crowley, Morris Sui-
van and Patrick Barritt.
w. SELDEN,
U. s. Marshal for District of Columbia
fs 28-dts
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By BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
L the Circuit Court Of the District. passed in
cause of b. Jost and others against the heirs and
auction, to the highest bidder, in font of the prem
ises, on SArU DAY, the Sd day of March next,
No. ia, in Beall's addition 10 Georgetown. Also.
part of Lot No. lis, in said addition, beginninr
feet from Beall street in the line Of the lot 20
feet deep by 81 feet in width. A SO, smother part
of SAID lot No. ia. beginning loo feet the
width, with the Improvements on each of said par
oels.
Terms: One third cash and the residue in g. II,
and l8 MONTH bonds bearing iutere.t with security
and q lien on the property.
If the terms are not complied with within days,
the emlses will be resoid on days public notice,
at the risk and cost of the purcha~er.
w. X. WOODWARD. Trustee.
BARNARD BUCKLEY, ucts.
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By J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
A ILLUSTRATORS SALE OF STOCKS
"A On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. March I'd, at 4
o'clock at the auction rooms, we shall sell. in sums
to suit
$50 Corporation of Washington quarterly per
cent. Stock,
S25OO Corporation of Alexandria Registered per
cent. Stock.
Terms cash in current funds,
CHAS. A. LANE, Administrator,
fe 2S-d J. G.. MCGUIRE a. co, Aucts
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The MOUNT VERNON FUNp-Our morpino
contemporaries yesterday published brief but
io!clole appeal from a number of citizens of
" ashlngton asking aid from this city towards
making up the sum necessary to complete the pay
ment Tor the home and grave of Washington
subscriptions will be received a. the Mayors
once and at the binking- house Of Riggs < Co .
Mount Vernon Association in whose behalf the
appeal Is made. The following are the names of
the gentlemen who sign the card. Viz: Mess-s
James y: Berret, r Force, Silas II. Hill, w. w.
Seaton. r. c. Weightman, Benz. Ogle Tavloe
Geo w. Riggs George Thos Parker, Richard
smith, H. b: Sweeny, w. G Freeman, Robert
Guild, VIM. T. Dove
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SPECIAL NOTICE

IA SSAhL
CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON, d. c..
GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
ALExx IA vA-
DR.. MoNTARDE, FIR s.M.F.A.
PROFESSOR Sf is CHEMISTRY
UNIVERSITY As OF PARIS,
SOLE DIscovssEs AND CoxrorxDfs
nrRA eSi LHSSsSf FAFs KILLER
R.,! FRENCH 1:S,Ea RH saS iisft REMEDY.
DIsTRIcr OF COLUMBIA,
tho result sn,Ss and
$SS FfsF + 'isfS g
viii con aye ALREADY proved, and. he fondy trusts
so SI4Scfs 4 %H siSy sIEssrNe TO MANKIND.
MIRAcULGts PAfN-kiLLER
FRENCH RH hHG S Sisfs REMEDY
An INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL REMEDY,
al Is sFsS + CURE
HEADACHE, DYSPEPSIA, CHoIRRA MoRsUs. fyS'S
HBG Trs Or 9Es sI1Ts: Loss OF ARrETITE
skcrs;, FLArUIEScr, spKAISs,
FEVER svsG!fHi AND D' xGatdE..
''fLAAhD S GUNS OF a rEEriiISs CHILDREN,
m fafeis 4 IN s fRHSs fGHITP1snt
INSTANTLY .Ey, Atb5. .yIA1 PAN OF
on n f 6s Sa' be inferred
The SS SE 4SH a Ah H$ S55S$FfAss
BY HIM. zen sES VICTORIA.
couRrASD 1sS f# E i; BRITAIN
BY Ting !HshMazsG1$H$ SE HSEatHH
Thus oonoedihs a and ESTABLISHING its claim to be
THE fSEi$ \ si$iBEt
submit AM HR e h of
as.fs All VIZ kE H TiseRSs for
Equalins Its European, and secure for it popular
lty and sale unparalleled.
The price as only D cents p,y bottle
Thus placing this lnestlmable blessing within the
the city Of Baltimore my General Agent for the Ns
United e States from whom all desired information
~. u,,.,.,,,.a A CARD:
the citizens Of the District, Aiexandria &C. to the
above medicine. begs to assure them that IN BAITI-
MORE 1t ha. fully realized all Dr. Montarde claims
for 1t, exciting the wonder and gratitude of
THOUSANDS OF CITIZENS
who have been relieved by il.
In confirmation of which beg to direct attention
to the following Certificates of
PROMINENT CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE,
voluntarily rendered, i'm attestation of its extraor
binary merits.
READ THE CERTIFICATES,
BALTIMORE, Feb. IL, 1860
Mr.. James McDonne-Dear Sir: Allow me to
bear testimony to the efficacy of DIR Montarde,s
Miraculous Pain Killer Having had a bad cold
with very severe pain in my back, $50 great that
could scarcely stand ) applied the Pain Killer al
night, and ne xt day had traces of pain Whatever
Yours truly, HENRY G.. GRIFFIN.
of K. b. Griffin d Sons
II South Charles street, Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, January 9Th 1861
James Mcdonnell. Esq. Agent for Dr. Mon
tarde's Miraculous Pain Killer and treat French
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FUTURE DAYS.
ByJ. c. McGUIRE& CO. Auot,o,

old Furniture, &c., comprislng-
Desks, Tables, Chairs, Washstands,
Benches, Toilet Sets, Buckets,
Carpets. OI cloth. Mating,
Terms cash in specie.
fe ed &c. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts
BY J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO, AuctIoneers
ITO BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS-TwKy
l. TY FOUR CASES Doors AND SHOES a PuB Bic
SALE.-On SATURDAY MORNING, March Sd,
at 40 o'clock on the first floor OF our auction rooms
We shall sell, without reserve, In lots suit the
trade an assorted lot of ems and w omen's Boots
and Shoes. comprising
2no pairs Women's Calf, Kip and Grain heeed Lace
Boots, assorted sizes,
6S pa'rs Ladies' end Misses sewed morocco Con-
gress-heeled Boots,
Men,. W omen's aud Misses India Rubber Over
shoes,
S3l PaIrs Mems. Youths and Boys thick Boots,
Monroes and Brogans,
471s dozen Mems silk z ush and Mohair Caps,
Terms: $50 and under, cash ; over that sum, q
cred of 81 and so days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
fa 20 a q MoCITIPE l. IN Ano,,
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JUsTICKs OF THE PEACE APPOINTED Ann Cow
slRMED The following named persons appointed
during the recess have recently been nominated
aud confirmed by the Senate as Justices of the
reace fo' the District of Columbia Jonathan
w. Barnaclo. p. Fl King, Benz. b. Cnrron. WIN
Thompson, F. Murphy, Hamilton Long hbor
ough, u w Riggs, jr., e. w. c. Dunning ton.
Joshua Pierce, Henry Naylor, Il. J. Williams,
Jas. Gull, Jas Lawrenson, VIM A. Mullov. len,
kin Thomas, Charles Walter, H. C Spaldlng.
Ihos J Fisher, Tn s. C. Drnn, g. Fl. Fulmer, F.
5 MYERS. Joseph Peck, C. Wiltberger, o. s. +.
Hazard, RObt White
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By J. C. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneers
(NREAT CATALOGUE SALE of BOOKS
~ ThA subscribers are now arranging for sale 4"
commence on TUESDAY, March Goth. 1850. at 10
o'cl ck, IN the large room second door of the
auction rooms, about $4,000 volumes of Books,
principally second hand, J comprising the coec-
tons OF the late Mr. Templeman and the late 8. 6.
Deeth, of GeOrg etown. ID. c..
The collection embraces many rare and valuable
works IN every department of literature and
more full description of which will be given IN
future advertisements.
Catalogues may be obtained upon application To
the Auctoneers after the 18th inst.
JOSHUA RITCHIE, Administrator.
fe 2t-eO6 dS j. c. Moi I'LL z A CO Annfs
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TEE ALEXANDRIA TuBAInB re-openf ms evep'
Jng, II 10 sid, with gsod company.
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COLLISION The Alexandra Sentinel says tina,
Yesterday afternoon the steamer Mount Vernon.
being in tow of s.eam-tug coming down from
Georgetown, in attempting to pass through tie
draw on the Virginia side of the Long Bridge,
came into collision with the bridge. No damag e
however, was done TO the bridge, and but little t,
the boat. The through passengers on the Alex
andria and Washington Railroad for points be.
You'd Washington missed the connection on &C
count Of the accident
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-06

verdict, Mr.. Brewster, one o. tie coun-
Gel tor the defendan', ! Nose and said, Oh
behalf Of E. b Fly he o ects to ~
reception = : lied v(Ed1. Tue =
Of ASCENT pDde tbis' pd sbs Aent
hmoss. Al ppon iheagrad6 Of Puniik
ment this Vas felony, and coosequent-
" there could be no separation Of Jury
without the consent of the prisoners
counsel.
Mr.. Brewster asked the Judge to make
. note Of their objection.
The vote Was then taken. 1t was
equity"
Mr.. Brewster then asked the court to
defer action on the verdict until Satur-
day, and in the mean while, if there was
any question as TO the bail, it might be
increased to any amount.
Judge Thompson said that, under the
peculiar circumstances Of this case, he
could not take bail If . motion was
made, he would take the matter into
consideration.
Mr.. Brewster hoped his Honor would
decide t. e question speedily, in justice
to the defendant to whom the verdict
VAS unexpected.
Judge Thompson promised to dispose
of the motion before the court adjourned,
and he did so by refusing 10 grant it,
and Mr.. Byerly was taken to prison.
The punishment affixed by law ia an
Imprisonment not to exceed three years,
fine not to exceed $1,000, and deprived
Of citizenship.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-06
Give One Day to Your Country.

Let every Democrat in this township
take espec al pains to discharge his duty
molly to-day. Not only see that your
vote Is IN the box, but see that your
ne'shoor has HE IN likewise. Look ont
for number one aud humber two like.
wise. Stick to the polls. 60 in the
morning and cork until night, aud
give good account of yourselves.
Let it not be Slid that the life Of the
Democratic party in this precinct, is cx
tinct; but labor increasingly for its sue.
oess. Rally to the polls and keep you,
eyes on the main chance-that is, that .
full Democratic vote is polled.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-06

GoLD IN CANADA.-A Quebec COR
respondent of the New York Times
gives the particulars of gold excite
mcnt that has sprung Up in the vicinity
OF the old Canadian capital. The local
'ty OF the new diggings" is at the Ca
madam River, about twelve miles from
Quebec, place where gold was picked
up some years ago, but in such small
Quantities - not to attract much atten-
ton at the time. 1t seems, however.
that within few days past courtrymen
have obtained nuggets worth from 500
to 800, and have brought them to the
city for sale. The fortunate discoveries
Of treasure have not revealed the pre
else spot where the gold exists. but i is
not probable that it will long remain a
secret. Geologi-ts have long since e.
tablisbed the fact that Lover Canad.
abounds 10 precious metals, and most
valuable copper mines were recently
opened and are nov being worked under
the auspices Of an American company.
1t 10 an open question however, whether
the discovery of large gold fields would
b adva0taQeous to the province.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-06
safe Democratic Ex. Committee.
Read Your Tickets !

Every Democrat should see that the
names Of the regular Democratic Elec-
tors are upon the tickets he deposits in
the ballot box. There will be tickets which
have the names OF Breokinridge Electors
upon them,i In the tieId-don't touch them.
The following are the names of the
Democratic Electors FIR Iowa:
AT LARGE,
HENRY CLAY DEAN,
LINCOLN CLARK.
DISTRICT ELECTORs,
M. Il. BENNETT.
LIE GRAND BYINGTON.
All Others are bogus and should be
avoided. Remember it.