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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20
NEW STORE.
AND CHEAP GOODS.

HNtiE subscriber has inst returned from
s6 = Louis witt, splendid Stock ri goods
selected witi care. which he is now opening at
ihc Bricn store recently occupied BY Mr. Hiram
Price, on Front 81, between Main and Harrison
81; having purchased his goods for cash, he will
he able 10 sell on as good terms us any house in
Davenport. Ills stock embraces almos, every
ar,l L. in the retail line; such as broad cloths,
casslmeres. cassinets and jeans, twecds, beaver
teens, corderoy. bangup and albert cords, cotton
AIDES, driings, checks coat and pan,aloon s,utEs,
fancy linen, l.ustres chambra; dress glnghams
beautiful Lgures and patterns, French. English
and American prints and chinizs. blk silk warp
and other coored Alpacas, silk aud glngham
SUI shades AMI parasols, bonnet, cap aGd color
ed Taiei ribbons. ladies fine kid Llsle thread
gloves and Nuts, linen cambria hdkis, table lin
en-, line linen cambria, coating, diaper crash,
green Bcrazc. Eankecn, bleachcd cambrc mus
I'm, brown sheetng and shirting. ig. cap stutIs,
qiond. book, bishop, swiss and harr'd muslins,
inr, ic.horn, palmetto hats, fur and cloth caps,
boots and shoes, ladies' light aud cold halt gait
ers. line hid slips and walking shoes, Misses and
children shoes, mems calf boots. Kip and cali
shoes, brogans. cutlery and qucensware, window
glass, y III IT all sizes, bar lead, powder and
shot, dried fruit, wall paper, window shades,
carpet chain and Pittsburgh cotton warp all
numbers, cotton batting and wadding, school
hooks and stationary: also good assortment OF
groceries. medicines. paints. oils and dye stuiis |:
also all sligo lron steel and castings, which
VIII be sold on as good terms as can be purchas-
ed elsewhere.
JAMES Nj. BOWLING.
Davenport, Nav 18th, 1915
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w. A. g. A. NURSES
ia N n ENG MILLS.
ExF 4. g. a. NURSE have The hest

EKr 4. 4. a. NURSE. have The hest
w Of muterlal~ OF a KIM. IL, between
3Uu ANA 3On FtNsiS. NilL> wLir.i the, ARE now
making. The, have called 10 taelr util q s;,.op,
where by the aid oi the Mississippi, they run
three circular saws, n turning lathe, tenoiiinr
machine, boring machine, grindsrone, Re
They also have mor,cng machine and the
Other necessary convenienc.s tor dong things rp
right.
Their board kiln, which the, have JUS, bull,
and tried, is hard 10 beat. II seasons lumber IN
week M well as II laid in the weather year
Now all buying Nurses tanning mills hercaf
ter will have every stick and board, seasoned a.
well as Tor "A bureau or table and well painted
with Two coats Of good oil painl--nonc Vt your
glue szc Tor the first coa,, rs is customary with
all Entertaining mill makers and ourselves here
tosore.
Their mills have been and are rated rs the
best III the land, and from this point they have
made and sold between GOO and TOO in the last
IL months and no fault found but on the con.:a.
ry high praise.
The NuEsE's are practical Tanning Mill ma-
kers and knom good mill when they see II, aud
by their n rangemeni OF the sicves, wind, &C.
they flattcr themselves they have arrived as fear
perfection IA the times at prescn, admit.
After running your grain through one OF these
"'iiss "a's, SHihss w 1Htst, nus no nuSt-
ness IN your wheat, for il can't be il the mill is
worked according Ia the printed directions that
accompany each mill.
These milic are got out and put together by
the best kind of workncn aud you will find all
alike, well and stou,ly made and reared with
the best castings Western New York can nffar,.
The journals are all turned, IA also the wrought
gudgeons-thc boxes are also turned on the in.
side our object is to proven, the usual jumping
and Earring, and 10 have oil 70 still smooth mud
enss and Inst four times ms lon.
As weave our own screenetv we ore able
10 arrange different sized meshrs tor different
parts OF the country, so that all can he suited and
your grain cleaned from all foul s,ur-and that il
what yon want and we are aware vi il and have
accomplished Tie thing after years OF trial and
expense.
New and important additions and alterations
have been made this year which are vor, to the
buyer one-thlrd more.
They will have two or three pcdars out and
shall call on all they can between Nau,oo and
Dubuque, but any farmers or grain bu, crs who
" M good mill and have no chance Of seeing
pcdlar will please drop line informing US Of
their whereabouts and they shall be supplied.
Address Wan. a. * Al.uNZD NURSE,
Moline, Rock Island co., III.
P.s. ANY quantity of wire scrcenery KEEP,
on hand for sale.
April 18th, 1913 Stiff
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Nv the use of ,icNair'. Acoustic Oil. those
lahorin. under this dreadful complaint can he
perfectly cured. II has cured persons who have
been deaf Tor wears. Persons stand ready -
give their testimony 10 its Us iuncss. who have
been cured hy using one bottle of The I'LL II
Yen wish 10 throw away Your money, buy other
ARTICLES put up in imitation OF IN !.
Comstock Il Go, 90 Second street. st Louis,
No. sole proprietors.
Sold BY y. SANDERS, Davenport, and hy VIZ
Noggis, Rock Island
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III. iUi..lls

J. {. AiNsW ORTIZ. .Naster,
Having been urchased for tho above trade. and
thoroughly repaired and reliited. will commence
her regular trips on Friday the - inst; leaving
hontrose. every Monday. "Wednesday and Fri.
day mornings at 6 o'clock for Rock Island, aud
the intermediate landings. Returning, tie
Kentucky will arrive ut tlontFasc In time 10
meet the keokuI and 81 LOUIS packets, on
TUESDAY, Thursday and SATURDAY evenings.
Passengers and shippers. may rely upon her
remaining IN the trade, during the entire season,
and also on the regularity ~ her arrivals and de-
ptriures; and her officers hope. b. strict At
,eniion 10 the interest oil shippers. and the COM
fort OF passengers, ID merit share Of public
patronage.
Ia freight or passage apply on board
iCy.i daily line al four horse Troy coaches,
leave Rock Island every morning at o'clock.
Tor Chicago, through in thirty hours: passage
300. June Goth. lGi: ao-ts
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Fellow-C iti-ens:-I offer myself as u candidate
for the office OF Clerk Of The District Court ~
Scott county at the August Election, and pledge
myself to discharge the duties OF the office non
es;ly and faithfully, without regard TO party POI
tics. ANDREW LOGAN.
July l7th. l8a3
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CO Nj nj l. II CI.AI..
DAVENPORT, 7zlrsiog, JuIy II, la..s
For The ireek ending July 1914, 1915.

DAVENPORT, Thursday, July -, I3is
PRoarc.. PROVISIONS.
Flour. bill. 80 4 On Pork heagy. 600
WHEAT, win bu. 30 5ss HANS. III. - 49,
:. sp. ;, - 4st-McrLbEKs.,. Aaj
Corn IN ear. =, f.4>lDrs. :. - ,
,, shel'd >, a0i.AEn. :, 5aG
:, meal ;, - 3aFliJIrrr, ;. Ga ~
FLAxsTrn. >, 50 G2ifiloNrs, :, 10
TIN. SEED. l,0Oa $50 nrEsr. !. ~
Oars, >, i5fHtcgEss. auz. BAL 40
BARLEY. =, % o5s0GS. :, Ia
liAY, ton a.50n 3,aD PurAgeEs. In. IL ~
Woon, cord, ,oOa 01i,rAss, VIII. 30
Coal. blu. o. III SALT. KAN. GA -
liEEswAx. lib. IT :. liv. :. ~
lliDEs, green,ib. q srrLfs. dri. bu. les
>, dry, >, a4IPEAcaEs. ;. i,75a 800
ST. LOUIS, July 18th, (,sorf..l
FLorE, s3,35, a 400. WnfAT, % DC
Coax, &c. OARS, 23ac. &c. inc. sacAs-
BAcos, hams, &c; shoulders, e; ribbed sides, 3
LARD, No. &c.
NEW YORK, Jaiy islt. (aoon.)
FLorR, Genosee, s5,-5. Wheat, Sl,0o
i,l0c. CoRs, 20 4 90.
CINCINNATI, Jaly tap, fmoon.)
Flour, $500.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

! he Brothers OF Scot, Division No. 10. Sons u
mect hall past O'Clock - ir,aag
Ersaia-s Al taeir Division room ~ ;hr taur,
House ~. L. CAMPBELL, u /.
H.. +. NrLa>b,t. X. :.
Davenport. iuiy goth. l383.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

EXAviNG obtained nm order from the
49, probate Court OF Scott County, Iowa, for
that purpose, will on Saturday the 18th dav
Of August next, al the Court House door in the
town OF Davenport proceed 10 sell nj public auc-
ton 10 the highast bidder on a credit OF and q
months, (subleet to the Dover OF The widow
the following described tract of land as belong
ing 10 The estate Of u. u. Wright deceased late
vi said county. TO wit.
The North West quarter Of Sec. eleven I'LL
Township scveniy-seven Il. Range two II, |
East of the 9TH principal meridian containing
loo acres Of land, with improvements thereon.
Tie purchaser giving bond md security for
purchase money Ia the acceptance of the Adj
mlnis,raior. or one-ihlrd may be paid cash in
hand and balance in months, secured by mort
gage on premises.
A. II. MILLER. Admir-
with the will anpexed OF said b. b. Wright. dec.
Davenport, June 29th, 1919. 42-,s
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DAVENPORT posi- OFFICE.

DAVENPORT POST OFFICE.
.4rrirai and Departure Of Mails.
Arrivals. Departures.
NORTHERN.
Tuesday, Thursdays Mondays, Wednesdays
d Saturday IL III. 4 Fridays6e. III.
RIA Rirer Route.
Wednesdays and SUN Mondays and Fridays
daysat Bpm at2pm
SOUTHERN.
Tues. Thurs. d Sat. Mon. Wed. g. Fri.
atb p III. alta. m.
EASTERN.
Tuesdays, Thursdays / MONDAYS, Wednesdays
g. Saturdays at o am g. Fridays at4 pm
WESTERN.
Tpton Routr.
Every Saturday ! a M Every Saturday m
Marion Route.
Every 9th. Fri. 6 p m Every 9TH Tues m
JOHN FORREST, p. NJ.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20

uOR SAl.E.-'rhe excellent, well
- known farm occupied BY franklin Easlc,
Esq.-sltuaIed on the Blue Grass Road six mile,
from Davcnport-apply 10
March Cd, lei8 Cook & SARGENT.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-07-20
HYDRAULIC CEMENT.

81 HE subscribers being appointed A.
s.s gents Tor the sale OF James Clark's celebra-
ted Hgdramie Cement, viii. furnish i, To- iasons
and Others, at their Store in Rock bland in guam
ties 10 suit purchasers.
PURTNTON & KING.
Davenport. July i.tI, 1873. 4i-tf
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To CLAIMANTS OF ESTATES,
HC. IN EUROPE.

lie undersigned has made arrange
- men's with an American Agency cs,ab-
lIshed IN the city OF London, leading object Of
u being 10 attend 10 business Of this Kind,
through which he has facilities for the lnyestiga-
lion and prosecution OF claims OF 4 AMERICAN citi-
,ens Tor rcstdents) to Estates, Legacies, &c.
within the Kingdoms Of Grea, Britain, France,
and the Germanc States, including ID. free cit
les OF Hamburg, Brennan, Franz fort and Lubec,
upon unusually advantageous terms.
lie has been induced 10 make such arrange
ments m consequence Of numerous Applications,
and knowledge OF the deficiency aud cxpen,
siveness Of means usually employed by claimants
IN this country.
For further information apply 10
i. A. CliENOWETH,
Naquoketa, Jackson county, Iowa.
February 2Ith, 1913 2i-,f
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We, the Undersigned, Dtnsgiiix Of st. Louis,
do Hereby Certify,

SHAT the following is a correct state
- ment OF tho amount of our sales OF the prep
nrai'on known as DR.. Storms Scotch Cough
a"ad., prepared from his original recipe, by
Hamilton AIDE, Of ST LOUIS; aud we take pleas
ufc ~ saying TINT has gwen general satisfaction
TO Those III our cusInIncia Mhn have usel IL
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

YE the undersigned have Just rccciv-
- cd new Stock Of Pine Lumber Plank,
Jo's', Shingles, I.a:hs, &c. and having Mill in
the pIDery we Halter ourselves that we can sell
W Ter cen, cheaper than nny other Yard in the
State We intend to keep constantly on hand
large assortment and at NIL prices. Call and
examine our Lumber before purchasing elsc-
where. Thankful for the liberal patronage re-
ceived heretofore, we hope by n street attention
10 business 10 still receive the custom Of our
friends.
Yard Nor h Yves, Corner of Rock Isinni and
Second recis, opposite a Fnton's Store.
HAMILTON & CLARK
\. b. Wheat and Pork taken in exchange
Tor lumber nj market price
Davenport. Ma, 4rh, 1913. 3l-3m
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r&pR sALI
FOR SALE.

~ FARM Of SD Acres = miles from Dav-
- export. d acres under fence and ctl,iva-
ted, good frame dwelling house and gu; build
ings. Will be sold low Tor cash.
March 10th. 4 Ii MILLER, Land Agent,
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IslsANDIsR"vlG'S PILLS.
THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE.

AIDES should use the BranGrc,h Pills
- frequently. They will ensure them from
severe sickness of the stomach, and generally
speaking, entirely proven, il. The Brandreth
Pills are harmless. They increase the powera
OF Iiic they do no, deprcss them. Females will
Ind them 10 secure that state of health which
every mother wishes To enjoy. In the co.tive-
ness so often prevalent at this Interesting period.
tho brsndreth P,lls are safe and cfl.ctunl rem
edy.
Sold at % cents per box ut the store Of GEO.
J.. DAVENPORT, In this town, and by one
agent in nearly every village in the U States.
May 18th, irlB Am
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In addition to the above, 800 pack accs were
SOLD by James VI Cross: 40 nv DR. A P,cpot:
.u oy Edw'd htoohs; AZ. by Bacon Il Hyde:
200 by John Bund,ne; IS bv DR. A WiIl,ny. Is
by Dr.. Donaldson, nna 900 ~ w * w k,rkpa,.
rick-whlch, together with the sal by the
wholesale enis, prove tina, this article 10 a 10.
ge'her superior 10 any remedy ever offered for
Consumption.
Fer sale Al Davenport by the Agent,
Mr.. CHAS. LESLIE,
J. u. Barnard s. Bro, No. 40 Main str. ct, -.
Louis, Wholesale Agents, for the ives, and south.
March cath, lB.8. l3-iy
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
UST received fine assortment Of
a. Fashionable Ready Made Clothing,
VIZ: Coats, Pants, Vests, and Shirts, well
assorted Ac., nj very law prices ut
DAVENPORT'S STORE,
Corner Front and Main Street.
Davenport, july 18th, 1918.
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FURNITURE Err2oR1UNG,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
~ RATEFUL for past fayors the sub.
- scriber bcgs leave to announce To the pub
lie tina, he has replenslicd his S.ocs and has now
on hand an assortmeu, OF the best quality Of
FURNITURE, suited 10 The times and country
which he will dispose Of rs cheap as any other
establishment in the West. Tables from ci Ia
SlO-BedsfeGds from s3 To SI2-s!ands from So
10 S7-Baeans from SII 10 49,, and MANY 9TH
or articles which would take TOO much paper TO
enunerafc, made on the shortest notice.
G5-.4iso, Sand Paper by The ream or iulre,
warranted The best article in the West.
CeJfns made at 6 hours notice and Hcarsc
will shortly be kept in readiness 20 attend iu-
nerals JOHN POPE.
Davenport, July 2Uth. l8i3. 45-iy
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A. E.. ECLTDN'S
ETN A MILLS.

RE now in full operation, Farmers
- come on with your Wheat.
The highest prices paid for Wheat; Ct Fodf
vii! be exchanged for Wheat, 30 10 81 pounds ~
the Bnshcl and Bran thrown in gratuitougiy.
Corn meal constantly on hand, for sale q Ell
change
Davenport, March 20, iG43
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the LII das OF lniy 1915 which ii not taken
out before the Isl dav ~ October, vii, b. sent
10 the General Post Office as dead letters.
A John Morton
L. {. Alsord I'hnd. Mills
alchinI>icr c. Miller
Ann Barry Rtbi. McLesacy
Susan Biacknan Wru. McLaine
j. NJ. D,"sing Jeremiah Miller
Nalhan Burnsides y
Phli'p Biaer Miss Sarah Ncuscn
Scion w. Blrnes q
Streng BarneiI. George OIingcr
J. " Bceiec2 =
Pol. Brown Dr.. Wan. preniiss
q Mr. Peek
a. c. Courtwrigh, Pm. p,. Peasau.
J. i. Cooper1 John pcichtel
David Cassidy r
John Cominiskey Sidney s. kcdfcll
ID lydia Rcminc
Lydia A. Divenpor. Henry A. Ross
II. l.. Evans = David Senrs
Rpb,. l.. Eaton A.. swaiuc
/ George X. Stokes
IdtAeIsUH FlstleT ~. J.. ~inraH
IL Theodore Solomon
Joseph Hewitt John Shower,
Benz. ilalconb Christopher Sohcw
b. \. lIern T.
Al. ilarman John L. Thompson
Edward liach Edward Taylor
Ephram Hewci, Edward Todd
George Harmon W
X Margaret Walker
q. w. kirkpatrick Henry Warmer
l. Charles Wilkerson
james Logan Adam White
Miss Nancy Love John Workman
James l.sw Sam. Weaver
John X. Love Mary Wilder
NJ WILDER Warren
David Mendwin
When any Of the shove letters are called for
please say they are advertised or they may not
be looked for. JOHN FORREST, r. ".
Dayenporf. IuIy 9Th IRi. A1-9w
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LIST OF E.r"E"E'E.lss.

Remaining n the Pos: Office nj Davenport on
the III day OF July 1915 which ii not taken
out before the Isl dav ~ October, will b. sent
10 the General Post Office as dead letteIs.
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When any Of the shove letters are called for
please say they are advertised or they NAV not
be looked for. JOHN FORREST. p. ".
Davenport. July 9Th, i843 43-3w
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-22
The Voice Of the PconIc.

Asan indication ofpublic sentiment, we note
the fact, that in Cincinnati, the Locofoco gather
ing, called by Charley Brough, Finn and others
to susta in the course of the Revolutionisis, was
sparsely attended. Scarce acorporal's guard was
on hand, the speeches were dull and the audience
spritess. The hearts of the people of Hamilton
county and of Cincinnati particularly, were never
with the Radicals, who wish to destroy the State
Government. 1t is well known to our readers
that the vile projects of the Jacobinical schemes
of the 10th of May Convention were opposed by
John Brough Disney and other of the more re-
hectng men of the party.
The meeting, called a few evenings after the a.
bove to sustain the Whig members the House,
was attended by very large number of the citi-
zens of Hamilton county. Excellent resolutions
were passed and the utmost determination pre-
vailed
The people of Ohio will not permit their Gov.
ernment and their cherished institutions to be de-
stroyed by mob of "reckless, dishonest corrupt
and time'serving politicians" This is not the age
and ours is not the people to be put down, tram
pledupon, by designing men, who seek for place,
power and spoils.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-22
KpOStagcS.

The Post Master Generals Report is
too long for our spoce. Far better would
it be it public documents were made
brief, pertinent business papers. Then
they would be generally circulated and
rcad, which they are not now. The Post.
master General recommends:
/. That letter postage be charged on
all written communications, sealed or
unsealed. and on all sealed packages, at
the uniform rate of five cents for each
half ounce, or fraction under.
q On newspapers uniform ratio of 1
cent for each ounce or fraction under
3, That all printed matter be rated at
double newspaper postage.
4, On foreign letters Is cents uniform
is proposed. with authority to the Post
Master General to raise or lowe. tho ratio
when necessary to countervaiI tho action
Of other governments in relation thereto.
s. If the poastages arc reduced as pro-
posed, then tho franking privilege to be
abolished
Between December and November,
1851 millions of copies of speeches
and other documents weighing less than
two ounces, aud one hundred and twenty
seven thousand public documents, besides
tho letters written by members of Con.
gress, have been transmitted through tho
mails.
The expense of transporting the i'm
menso number of letters, papers, &c.
which are never taken out. and become
dead, it is recommended that all matter
sent by mail DO repaid.
The separation of the Post Office from
all political connections. and tho exclu.
sion ofthe Post Master General from tho
Presidents Cabinet, is recommended.
The Post Master General to DO appointed
for fixed term, aud only to be removed
on impeachment Tho subordinate post
masters 10 be appointed by the Post Mas,
ter General, and removed only for sufi.
cient cause, to be annually reported to
tho Senate.
We would be glad to see the Post OF.
iicc Department separated from party
politics-restored to its Legitimate bust.
ness purposes, with all franking privi.
lege abolished. There should be no
more postage collected than is required
to sustain tho Department. 1t should
support ilsclf.-Cm. Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-22

Last Thursday, in the Senate, in reply to the
following question of Mr.. Goddard:
Suppose that the Senator from Fair
field, when on his way to the Capitol to
take his seat, at the commencement of
the session, had been robbed of his cer4
ficate, and the robber had presented him
self and claimed the right to be sworn at
the organization of the Senate, could the
Senator from Fairfield have interposed,
made the facts known, and had the seat
awarded to hmselfl"
Mr.. Whitman said-"Cerainly mott The
bearer of the certificate no matter hon obtained
must take his seat must vote at the election Of
Speaker, &C."
1t is upon such absurd doctrines, for the reply
was elcted while Mr.. Whitman wasspeaking up
on the case, that the Locofocos claim the right OF
Messrs. Pugh and Pierce to a seat in the House
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-12-22
Not True.

In the Gazette of last week, is letter
written by the editor, while in Columbus;
speaking ofthe organization of the Leg
islature, &c, he says:
This morning an attempt was made
to use force 10 thrust the wings from the
House; but the sober second thought of
Locofocoism dared not undertake this.
Prominent in this movement was Col.
Morgan, of Mount Vernon, and Marshal
Robertson"
We beg leave to contradict our neigh
Dor. There was no such attempt made
by the democrats Eagle.
And we respectively ask leave to say that the
editor of the Eagle denies that which he knOws
to be so.
A call was made by Mr.. Letter upon the demo.
crats to oust Mr. Hocomb and Swift, while the
latter was reading the minutes of the previous day.
Col Morgan said-"stop your Cd id noise,
or we will throw you out Of the window" We
saw Marshal Robertson busy calling the demo-
Gratis into the Hail. That they did not go on, is
not their fault, They saw that the Wings vcrs
firm.
We believe the editor of the Eagle was in the
House at the time. If he was, he saw all this and
more too.