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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

1--WE agree with an exchange which says,
that The carpings at Buchanan thatabound in
the K. N. press, and by their stumpers are not
worth answering more than once. They can
affect only block heads. There are men Of
sense enough 10 elect Buchanan, without the
ignorant chnckle heads who could be inhuepc.
ed BY such frivolous and contemplate illusions.
When you hear q man reddIing out such slang
Ten centJimmy, OLD Federaust, or mouth
over the bargain and sale story, just write
him down a poor ass, and'let him 20.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
wood! wood!

Allour subscribers who intend paying their
subscription ir Wood, will please send ii
along as'soon as possible. We want 10 lay IN
our winter stock. @
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

R5-A wag, looking upon Fremont with his
hairy dark face. exclaimed "a wooljy horse,
q woolly head and . woolly face. Why, he's
woolly all over BY jiDgs. and a little touched
with The tawny.0
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

Elections have been held during the present
month Of August, in six States, and the result
is as follows
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

NJ The coolest perpe,ration in the last
issue Of the truth loving Register, is the state.
ment that Lew csmpbell re nominated b,
/. reclamation
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21
Democratic Presidential ElettorsforOhio
SENATORIAL R%LEcraRs.
William KennOn, Jr.. of Belmont
Alexander II. Miller, OF Butler.

- DCiinuul
Alexander II. Miller, or Butler.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS,
tst. SHELDON /. KELLOGG, ofHamiltor
OIL. HENRY 2 SEDAN. of Hamiiton.
81. DAVID CLARK, of Montgomery.
4th. In. THOMAS. or DatSe.
5th. EDWARD F jSrER, OF Williams.
9Th MIC tAEL H.sDAVIS, of Ctermont.
9Th WILLIAM CR0SSEN, or warren.
9th. WILLIAM KERSHNER, ofClark.
9th GEORGE E SEENA,, OF Seneca.
10th, LEVI DUNCAN of Jackson.
1lth. ALFRED McvErGH, OF Fairfield.
18th. JACOB SLYE I, or franklin.
18th. JOHN TIFFT Of Huron.
18th. JOHN g. MYERS, Of Ashland.
18th. JOSEPH BURNS, OF oshocton.
16tA. JAMES M. GAYLORD, OF Morgan.
18th BENJAMIN F. SPRlGGS, ofNoble.
18th. ALpH0NSO HART, ofPortsge.
10th HENRY II. DODGE, OF Cu ahoga.
18th. GEORGE G. GGLLE TT, of Ashtabula.
2tst. GEORGECooK, Of Harrison.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

sg5sMhare is The Ea ton -Phremont Glee
KIdb . DO come oui and sing US Ina good
ole song, Du, CO, d u do d-s-yl
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

GA vote was taken last week in School
Distric! No. Dol Washington township, in
this county, which has 81 yoters. 1t stands
thus:
Buchsnsn, 35t
Fremont, 90!
In the District adjoining The ninth, which
has rs voters, il stands thus.
Buchanan, 2s
Fremont,
Is there anybody who is anxious 70 bet 500
thai either Fremont Or The Butler Pony will
get eight hundred majority ID this county
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

W In Gallia county, it is said there Is moi
a single Fremont man TO be found. The coun.
ty is divided between Buchanan and Fillmore.
Tho old Lime Constitution loving Wings ore
abandoning the sectional party every where.
It is believed ,tatin the southern and middle
counties Of the State, Fillmore viii poll more
votes than Fremont.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21
Union Mass Conyantton.

The Democracy of Monigemery,at are making
extensive preparations for Democratic Union
Mass Meeting, 10 be held in Dayton on ihe
17ih ofsep;ember: We viii publish the list
OF ommittets, &c, in our next weeks naper.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

CoILAPsE.-What IS the matter with our
fremont fdendsi An awful collapse seems 10
have befaIlen them. They are down in The
mouth. weak ia ne joints lender fooled. and
no spunk any longer. Pray don't relinqoish
Marie Poss yet. We wanl some iun
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

BaBLEns.--The Buchsnan mer carry buck's
horns in their professions; anil we suggest 10
Fremonlers that they cary COWS horns in
theirs.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

a3rThe next aboItiouis; that is challenged
to fight Q duel intends 10 accept. and then
designate centrsl Afdoa, as The place Of meet.
ing. Bafhngams gotoa BY selecting Canada,
This Is The last dodge
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21
mr. The Democracy OF Twin Township

lT The Democracy OF Twin Township
raised g fine hickory pole IT, Lexington, on
Monday last notwithstanding the weather
: was unpleasant there was some three or fouv
hundred assembled, and erected cold hickory
a with a splendid banner, having inscribed upon
B. il the names Of those who must be dear Ia
e every patriot and every lover Of his country
Buchanan, BreckInridge aud Vaiandigham.''
After the raising Of the pole,the crowd assem-
bled In the Presbyterian Church of that place,
> and were addressedir an able and eloquent
: speech OF about three hours in length, by. our
: talented nominee, G. b. VALLANDloHAM. II
was one Of the finest efforts we ever listened
to, and ale confident it sent cor viction home
TO the hearts of many Of the opposition who
were present, of the necessity Of tie success
OF our gallant nominees, 10 preserve the hap.
piness and prosperity OF our Union. He was
followed by Hon. b. II. Alexander, and w. J.
Gilmore, Esq, in some very neat and appro.
pirate remarks, which were received with
thunders Of applause. The democracy Of old
Twin were never better ofganized-neverin
better spirits, and say they intend 10 roll up q
majority for Buck, Breck and Val, unprece-
lenteG in the political annals of cold Preb!e.p
~ Our neighbors of the Register are in high
dudgeon al all The Democratic papers that have
not denounced the verdict rendered against
Herbert, the Know Nothing member of Con
gress who killed The Irish waiter, and one 10
read their adulations upon The poor foreigner,
in speaking OF The outrage, would be led 10
believe they were awfully effected and had
q Fellow feeling somewhere about the giz-
card, for this prosecuted race. Where was
all this "feeling and sympathy yUp profess
now for The "poor foreigner" AR. Register,
when one year ago the streets of louisville
were made 10 run red with their blood, because
they attempted TO exeTcise the right oil suffrage?l !
fWasit moi hid in the darkness of The Know
Nothing Lodge, Of which you were a Third
Decree Member, and for which you sneaked
up filthy alleys at midnight, TO gain access ?
Shame on you, Mr.. Register, 10 now attempt
10 palm yourself upon the poor benighfed for
eigner as his friend, 10y a hypocritical sympa-
thy for The misfortune OF one, when your voice
was silent and refused iodenounce the %scopn-
drels who 10 Louisville, Cincinnati end Co.
Iumbds, butcheted The foreign men and women
by the hundreds. and shot their innocent babes
from their bosoms. Such articles from men
OF The Register stamp, ''smell Of The Lodge,
andreaa as If they wefs written by The light
q Dn - LanieIn,' aud will fail 10 ha1e The
desired effect. 4,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-21

pJ-Let every Irishman remember ihst he
must be twenty one years III the country be-
fore he can vote for Fremont. Atleasl, such
is the time prescribed by The party who have
made him their candidate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

vb., An. ,opgp. nt,,r-i I'D A., a.. -
merely . gre,t hut nohis .nd ,a - .p ~ ns nj =
10 this nexpected greeting so x.,m .nd - .n,hs;.
and from p.ople Who b.5 NOW hir, oniw =. as,
servant He esnrrsssd M. r.gre, ,h., he ha - so.e
BILE TO arrive here at an hour Which would have
him IN 500 the he.r,;1,, Ss,v ~ ~. p,.es. - .nr
were gathered so many associ,ons Of historic and on"n
he had struck the great Western water n. h, hen -
ceived with cordslty and hospitality that had ,onchd
his heart and for which his profound ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
returned IL was aatterng tribute 10 the honesty
aud purity Of his motives and intentions during his
OF public service When General Tayor-the venerable
and lamented General Tayloried he found himself sud
denly fered the highest station his countrymen
could give No idea Of such event had
to his mind until within hours Of its occurrence Upon
his accession he found the country and
he imagined on the verge Of civil war he had been
brought at the NORTH aud knee that necessarily he had
inbibed thereby Northern spdtiss aud dsociatons ba
ne defermsiRed 10 disregard once and forever
errWhtnQ like sectional leaving, 20 sfaad ~ aud
support q" an its fnfsyray, the Consolidation Of the
try ANA dferer rights and privileges zach and euery
ttoH 81 that country had under the Constellation
tam them IN al their force, aud TO their almost srtent
eren az cost MN his life. Such determination he
knew would cost him friends and supporters in that
Tie personally was willing TO meet sacrifice. He clai
med no merit Tor the sacrifice lie had already attained
the highest station in the gin OF man The OF
former friends tie withdrawal Of their support moth
ing To hn 50 long a. he knew he was right and had the
approval OF his heart and conscience But there
those connected with him in public e and who stood by
ms SIDE al that crisis TO whom such determination had in
deed been sacrifice They had stool with HIM by the
whole county, and not by section and he regretted TO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09
DIED,

AWsrsax Richmond County Va, Saturday 9Th Of Au-
gust $50, JOSEPH @. SESSION., the year age
Obituaries are rarely regarded beyond the circle
friends but The life and character OF
stamp as TO present examples worthy
our country Lef In tender Infancy, lonely orphan,
to watch him
guide he was early convinced that the pages with him
either 10 Dc beautiful or disngured. he should his
n ne sr as to the he pursued
wisdom aud virtue the objects Of choice
10 useful character and aysed himself m
cry means In his reach Of sirug
&c ne was not unsuccessful his fellows
10 Tar above many placed under
eumstAnees an hin SELF and by those Of all
vas conceded that Vice neither had heart
hote In his HE Herein consisted the
had uo the affections Of all with whom he
are not buried In the but which will
M VINO knew MIN best giving pognaney the grief
me horer OF his youth Joseph should down.
al aa hopea ulAt orght future was before him JR 8.
~ enquirer will please
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09
A Significant Eaci

sterling Old Line Democrat from one Of the river
counties stepped into Office yesterday and announced
10 Us his purpose 70 vote for Willard Fillmore lie has
never heretofore given Wing or American vote He
said the Democratic party not what IL used 10 be-
and he couldn't stand IL any longer He further said that
this thing Of lifelong Wings like Jimmy Jones. Of Ten
nessee, aud Pierce and Pratt Of Maryland aud Choate Of
Massachusetts, and other bitter Feiraiis going over to
the Democracy, he didn't like, and couldn't understand
Hc believed there foul play someWhere aud that the
Democracy like that Jackson and Polk, aud Pierce
believed H. and preached longer existed That Bu-
chanan must be Fcderalst enough or else FEEDER.
ass wouldn't be found leaving Fillmore aud going over
10 the Democrats lie believed he said that the Fillmore
party wac now the true Republican party and such
he should support IL, matter what bic party leaders
might say or do.
We compimenied, in poor way, the old gentemans
straight forward honesty, Independence and patriotism.
He replied to ne, that Jones' and Pierce and Pratt and
Choate and others Of that ill., would dive many Demo.
cra,s TO do he intended dotbat they couldn't stand
" any longer, 70 have the bterest old Wings for their
caders-thst that thing had sready ruined the Demo
cratic party. Our sagacous visitor evidently that
when Wings flock 70 the Democracy IL is high time for
the Democracy themselves to be taken with leaving,
and be on to some other party We consider the line Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09
AMELIA.

At meeting of portion ofthe friends of Fillmore and
Doneson held At Amelia Court House. on Saturday 9th
Sept 1885, for the purpose OF appointing delegates TO the
District Convention to be held in Petersburg on the 10th
INST 70 appoint an assistant eector to supply the vacancy
created by the removal of l.. W. Tazewell Esq:
Z. +. Jefferson Esq. called to the Chair, and VIM
p. Tatum appointed Secretary.
On motion, Resolved that the Chair appoint Delegates
TO said Convention.
Whereupon, the chairman appointed the following dele
ga'es-Wm p. Tatum, Jno. N. Miller Jno A. Hillsm an
VIM A Eggeston, John Harris, Robert l.. Cousins, r.
A. Christian, Richeieu Coleman, VIM. A. PhlIips Z A
Blanton, Hiram d. Carter, Jarrat A. letter. j. A. Crigg
and John J. Walthsll.
On notion Resolved that the proceedings Of this meet
ing be published in the Richmond Wing and Petersburg
lntelligencer. E. E. JEFFERSON Chm
w u Taruu Sec'y '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

which is quite enlgmatca. With the powerful &C.
cesson aforementioned Should any ambitious artist take
IL into his head to form gallery OF decayed politicians
Thoroughly rotea-I would commend him 10 thos. three
to start With. say the Southern masses will not follow
such leading and place my reliance if not upon their
honesty and intelligence at least upon those instincts
which prompt to self preservation By deserving Fillmore
they will remove the only breakwater against which the
sectional waves beat in powerful anger Invite by their
own acts purely sectional strife and the South must 20
under in the contest They will do no such act Of con-
snmmate madness think then that We may assume for
Fillmore in the South, Louisiana Florida Kentucky
IL, Tennessee ~, Maryland s, Delaware s. and In the
North, New York So, New Jersey a. Massachusetts, Is
Rhode Island 4, with fair chance in Vermont and
Indiana Mark you do estimate thus from the
present aspect Of affairs for II the election were now
to come Off think Fremont would carry every Free
State except New York. New Jersey and Connecticut and
California; but base calculations supposed drift
10 national sentiment which is already showing itself in
Indiana, Ohio Massachusetts, and in the other States
have named and which thnk-at all events hope
be strong enough in November make head against the
army OF sectionaism. At all you will see taat
hold the opinion that by probability can the election
be Kept out OF the House II it should IL can only be
done by the election by the people Of Willard Fillmore
they can elect him, and upon him the South can with
safety rally, but against him and upon Buchanan there
would follow counter sectional movement which would
as certain the day of election comes place John Charles
Fremont in the Executive chair So strongly impressed
am with these opinions, that il is my firm conviction
It pleased God to Mr. Fillmore before the day of
election the ~ on would be dissolved before twelve
month do 1T for moment believe the South would
ever take President nominated he has been Think
you, the Old Dominion il lost to all sense of pat
riotism and honest manly duty member of this con-
iIal
Il no chance for 50 glorious contamination as vote
IRON her for the and best public man. and the most
aneIeeptionable patriot and who has drawn
breath since General Washington dieds Enough of poll
ucs VI course you have heard OF the Last Island ca
astophe Ii is said the the Atchab rose
NV eet at its entrance the Mississippi and for several
lays was smptying back into the river The back cur
rent was so strong that completely removed sand bar
Which was forming at its entrance. The water thus
thrown back was bracksh, and a gentleman Just from |
here informs me shark caught ouly few miles be-
ow the river entrance The sugar crop of this Parish
complete failure. There will not be hogshead made
md in many instances the seed or next year will be short
From Poine Coupee and Ibervie East and West Baton
Rouge, Rapids aud Avoyelles, similar accounts are
brought, or at least but shade more
The cotton crops much damaged by the late storm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

CARD-The time 10 hand when the member. of
the Virginia State Agricultural Society Who dcsrn to A.
st In the Inauguration of the representative principle In
the government OF the society should commence action
The new constitution provides that the voters Of each
County City and Town, shall be called togeth. by poper
public notice, to meet the days Of their
County Corporation Courts In September or October
in each year. such hour and place may be precbed
by tho Executive Committee and shall elect for each Dis
ct by plurality OF cast for everv fty Itbe 6r,
hhy members Of the society therein one
TO the Farmers Assembly and every additional hum
dred members additional Representative The ore.
scbed notice Tor calling the voters together has been
given; the days Of election In each Of the several Districts
have been designated, the commissioners conduct the
elections have been appointed and al the Instruction.
deemed necessary for the intelligent and proper discharge
Of their duties, have been furnished 10 only remains now
Tor the voters In the several dist lets that this
new feature rendered by the unparalleled growth OF the
society indspensaby necessary to enable to deliberate
and act In orderly and proper manner on matters OF
business docs fail Of its Introduction by rea.on Of
their apathy neglect Let thsm at once call out their
abt and best candidates for the post Of repre-
sentaves than which honorable could be as
signed them, and let them DO supported with unanmi
enh generous confidence, commensurate with tho dig
nifty and Importance OF the trust and shall assuredy
witness la the assemblage OF the elected
OF the Farmers OF the State sample Of the moral worth
intelligence and dignity Of her soma which moro than ali
her varied and Of wealth and power con-
stute the chief element Of her greatness aud the
ing glory OF Virginia. CHI. b. WILLIAMS
Sec. ia. State AyI Society.
Editors throughout the State Who are friendly To the
object OF the above card respectfully requested To
copy it into their papers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

FREg SOFT REFoRTs FROM KANsas.-The st. Louis De-.
mOcra publishes the Of free soilers who have
afved IN that city from Kansas, exaggerated probably
70 sHt their own purposes They confirm the burning Of
aame, and say bat fifty free soers we're IN town
at the time, and that the attacking party numbered four
hundred Several free sellers killed and seven t.
ken prisoners, u whom Afterwards we're shot Mr.
Brown and his killed. They also confirm the
killing Of William Philips at Leavenwofh, by q party Of
southerners under Capt Emory and the driving on, Of
the free sotlers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

SAP ESD OF Dr.. RaHsAY.-We learn, from undoub.ed
authority that this unfortunate nsn whose name has be-
come quite notorious n Georgia, aud who, our readers
will recoect arraged recently before the s. Com.
missioner 10 this city for forgery upon the Pension Office
end made his escape committed suicide ~ lheja Of Spar
"a, COnecuh county Alabama, Wednesday, the
9Th uumO lie had procured. by means
several pods Of the jamestown weed. ihst grew In
abundance around the JAIL and about Of the nth as
ked Tor cup of coffee after the jalcr retired he drank
having hrt poisoned With the seed lie discovered
some two hours after taking the draugh lying on the floor
w an inscnsible condition.
Medical aid brought but be had passed beyond lie
reach. lie fingered through the night and died Al 4
ococE the morning Of the 2sth Mr. Laroohe and the
ather Of the unfortunate present his death
and witnessed his burial IN the afternoon Of the same day
An appropriate end 70 reckless aud abandoned He.
Verify the way Of the uansgres.or s hard We sincerely
synpathi-e with the pa ents aud family Of the deceased
Who clever, respectable people residing the upper
portion VI the statey--SavoHndh Rep
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

RACE HoHsks SoLD-The Louisville Journal states that
Mr. Alexander OF woodiord KY has purchased the eel
eora.ed race horse Lexington He met Mr. Tenbroeck
England, and the purchase was made there The price
paid vas This is the highest price that was ever
paid Tor horse in the United States also stated
that he has sold Lecompte to the gentleman for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

Costly RDE.-A few days since, three men who
had got into passenger the Western Railroad Mt
Russell Mass to ride to westfeld refused to pay the
are On arriving at the latter place. the conductor had
them arrested and taken To Boston, where they were
ed by the police court from $i2 to SIS EACH including
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

TExAs ArrAIRs.-The resolution requesting the Govern
or Of Texas to convene the Legislature in OF Ere
mon;s election, has passed the Senate OF State VIM
Fields has been elected State Engineer Of Texas The bill
equshng the State taxes to the counties Tor yeai
MORE which vetoed by the Governor has been
over the veto
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

BIT BY RArrLEsSAKE.-The Wskula ia Times
learns that Mr. Kennedy worthy citizen OF that county
was bit some days since by attlesnake lie applied the
Write OF an egg and salt the wound and drank
freely oil spirituous liquor and the day was able
attend TO his business
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09
Meeting Of the Wing Central Committee.

There will be meeting Of the Wing Central Commit
tee at the wbig onice, "Wednesday, at o'clock The
members Of the Committee earnestly requested
tend and attend punctually the hour designated
business Of urgent Importance will before the meet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09
ARRIVALS AT THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
AND BALLARD HOUSE.

o
Powell Brunswick; y Ptman, Austin II Gordon, Mss
Gordon, Va; Jankes O George W Van Duersop,
Cafkson, Richmond; Mclaughlin, Caroline: Geo Fuuen,
scoand Burroughs, Whitehead LynchburE; Ivy, o.
Penn, do Winston, Ala Carpenter, Miss Carpenter,
Hanove WwRuhe lady and daughter Routh Miss Routh
and svnt Miss Barrow Houth, Alexander Do
L. n Carpenter, Mytheviic Mrs Campbell M. Onmpber
Campbell Bali; Collins, Holt. d Chsou " wood,
Hall, Fredericksburg; Fstes ard lady Ais-
Estes. Bruce, MalaS Male spotylyana Henderson,
Arkansas Woods, charlottesville Dalton, Madison, o.
Kindred southampton; Bots, Botts ohdell,
Mas; q Jsnes N " Good, u Morgsn q uutcheson,
Charoe Russell aud sv, MeckieuburE Anderson,
RI Hester, Jouei, witiers, Coe7an Pt.yvania
Martin, Henrlco Dade and lady Bath Mobile Tayor,
Gloucester Cunningham, Tenn Vance Emory aud Henry
Claiborne lady and child Franklin; Treadway Danvle "a
u Robera1n, A. o jordan LhefiYi Roasr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

we annex comparative statement OF the receipts of
wheat at Richmond by Canal Railroads during IN. ,.
eueng isi September, 1854 he seen ,h., III,
eept Tor the commercial those OF the
viou ISL PIG bushels The wheat received NJ
ond forms smaller proportion Of the entire crop
many persons considerable quantity brought IN.
market In wagons and by lower country bu, IN.
aggregate We do not believe would 900 bushels.
Aug- IS. Ang,D SO. Last rhI.
A., season.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-09

ROBBERY IN MkNrHIs.-The house Of Mansfield & Co.,
was robbed on Monday night of last week OF bank
to the amount OF $4,000 5000 The money was in the
SAFE which broken open Suspicious attach to Ger
man porter in the house named John Brandsetcr who
the city the same night on the steamer Sovereign