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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

If any one wishes to understand how pol.
itics may be abused. he should by all means
read the editorials in Yesterdays Democrat
Such trash needs no reply The author
was black -balled out Of Know Nothing
Lodge and has since conceived bile on the
end OF his nose a. 'dspensation' for smell
ling out 'niggers' concealed in wood piles
Go-eUc.
The little urchin' who disgraced himself,
his paper, and his party. by uttefiny the
most unblusling fslsehoods against Harvey
Leonard; whom we have trapped and ex-
posed a score Of times in the mcancst Of de-
iiberate libels, and whose Know Nothing
ism fairly stinks with its putridity-this
infant again asserts falsehood about our
being black bslled,. when We have dcmsn-
dsd proof, and he has failed TO produce it.
The Gazette, as conducted by him. is stencil
in the nostrils OF oil decent men.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
l. TES + NE w S
ARRIVAL or THE ARABIA.
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rurthee uOWu Prom India.


New York, Oct. 2.
The steamer Asabis, from Liverpool,
l0sh uls., arrives The 4. H. Among her
pssssuesss 70 Oysue ". Field.
The North Star end Jsson arrived out
on the l7th.
The u s. prsssies chip Plymouth vas
at Soushsnpsoe asd would sail Tor homo
in fortnoight.
The lsdis moil he'd reached Englsnd
That papsfs ere occupied almost ex'
elasivsly By the aews brought by y.
The nsws BY shs Bombay mail Wss
received BY the Jusa q St. John. The
victims OF the massacre st CaWnrore
numbered SO sllesrs. 100 privsees and
100 women aad children, belonging to
the srmy, sod 100 eivilisns.
The Oalcusts possion Of the nail, With
dstss from Oslsasss 70 August 10Th, and
Madras 70 18th, asrivsd q Trassss on
2hs l7sh Of 6sptsnbse. She following
- tslsgrsphic summary Of the nsws BY
L.:
Lord Elgin arrived at Csloatts on tho
9Th OF Aueust, with GOV msfines and
soldiers.
Gen. Hsvslook, after having sdvsnc-
cd within ono dsy's march OF Lucknow,
bad been obliged to fall back on Gavin
pore on account Of tho ch lera having
broken out among bic email force.
There 10 . doubtful report via Ceylon,
that the ravsges Of tho cholsrs among
the troops before Delhi had compelled
them to tetire to Agra.
A plot had been discovered and tbwsr
led to massacre the Europesns at Benares
and Jessore. There had been severe 90.
tions With the rebels at Agra and Arirg'
hur. Martial law had been ppr cls,med
at Bshsr. Tho Gov Genersl's body
gusrd bad been disasmsd.
Gen. Lloyd had been removed from tho
command as Dynspore, and Sir James
Ousrsm succeeded him. Several addis-
ional native Pegimsnts had been dissrm'
cd. and others wore thought to be wsv.
ering. The troops st Seesubes had ma'
tined and killed their oficers. A de-.
tschment At 600 European troops attack
ed the musinerrs ss Arrst' and were fe.
pulsed with . loss OF 200. At Aqua tho
Kate Contingent and other rebels has
been e6tisely dispefsed.
According to the latest authentic news
from Delhi, not only were the Europeans
still before the place, but they had been
strongly reinforced and general assault
was expected in few days.
The Paris Debats Gays:
Although the official dispatches repre-
sent England as still holding out at Agra,
who have reason to believe this intelligence
will not be confirmed. aud that the heroic
garrison has been destroyed with the wo
men and children under its protection
Rev. Mr.. Hay, the American missionary,
who escaped from Alhibad, sailed from NY
in the Arago on Sept. 9Th.
The Atlantic cable is to be taken out Of
the Niagara and again stored in Plymouth
dock yard, until next year. The work of
raising the submerged cable has commen-
ced.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
FISE REsrDEsCE.-Mr. C. A. Haya-

FINS REsIDENCE.-Mr. c. A. Hava-
land is now erecting very neat and sub
stantiai residence on prominent portion Of
the bluff, north west Of Renwick's Mill The
site is as beautiful as could have been loca-
ted within the city limits. embracing most
extensive view of the river in both direc-
tions. Of the entire city of Davenport and
Rock Island. also ofthe beautiful and varied
scenery ON the Illinois side The grounds
comprise four largelots. The house is two
stories in height. with an observatory on the
west side, elevated fifteen feet above the
roof Of the main building. The rooms, ten
in number. and six closets, are well planned
and are TO he elegantly finished. Itis built
expressly for the residence Of Mr.. H., and
we should esteem it one Of the finest places
for such. the city affords II is being cree
ted under the superintendent of W. L. Car
oil, architect, which is sufficient guaranty
for convenience of arrangement. and neat
nesss Of design. Messrs Orcndorff, Bros,
are the builders
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
New York Market.

New York, October 2.
HLoUncS@l0c lower, with only moderate DE-.
msnd. $500 6ols sold st o. 9o6I5 90 for suner
state, $sess Is for extra do, ~ 660s ior soper
Ves' ern. |~
CANADIAN HLOUA-Unchaneed, Sales I'm bh,.
st 95 o095 10 for supernne, and e5 26@S 30 f,r
extra. Nv ~
RYE FLoUn-At - Oo@5.
WHEAT-l03o lower, aud in better cousumpt,ve
demand. Prices, ol 206l Is for white; A ina
J 70 Tor rel Chiraeo sprinx; 81 OOtlI On foe Nj
Club Sales 10 0Vo bu at tl i0Gl ~ for red.
ConN-Aors active.
1vE-steeAy osles 500 bu new st 0oc.
DAnIeY-Quist. oalss 100 bu California at M !.
0tste q &c. ~ )
oArs-Duli - lower. laaI7c for Stat, and
Vest-Sn ~
22c >A"V
pork @ls 2S0ls. p'~'
Bs.F-IOwer.-Sslss ls0 bels ss A,so,s = abr
repecksH western mess "
DHsr HAAs-Quiet o. A21@92 60.
PaIMD AfsS DEEp-Nominal.
Ger McATs-Dun
DAcon-Dull st 4k@llk.
kAAD-Dseter. $50 bois as II l.9e
ceIfas.In nodssste rrquess. isaioe Sse ON
0usfso-Dull as i.eas - for interior I. pei~..
FArsoGrs-Firner and setivs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
DAVENPORT MONEY MArTERs.-Th

DAVENPORT MONEY MArrERs.-Thc
people of Davenport and vicinity never
evinced their good common sense to great
er degree than in the present monetary cri-
els. During all the confusion. and pecunia'
ry distress which has besn distractin9 all
sections Of the country-during oil the
runs, suspensions and failures, it is really
refreshing to notice the entire calmness and
quietude which is and has been exhibited by
our business men in regard to the stability
Of our city banking houses This is pre-
cisely as it should be. This has given our
bankers ample opportunity to draw in their
funds from abroad. and so fortify themselves
as to be beyond the possibility Of a failure
and in this our depositors have acted most
wisely. On the other hand, had depositors
grown uneasy-made run while the banks
were unprepared by having large sums Of
money in other hands, 1t would not only
have resulted in disgrace to our banks, but
would have been the cause of an unlimited
number of failures of the very men who
might have caused run
Let the confidence which has been placed
in our city banking houses still continue
firm, and there will be no trouble here. A
general movement among depositors could
not now effect our bankers, but it would be
visited with most alarming effects upon the
heads Of those who were concerned in it.
But ~ there is no danger Of run" We
have only to commend our citizens for their
good sense in placing confidence in our home
institutions, thus warding of blow whic!,
otherwise might have crushed them beneath
its ponderous weight.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

LrMBgR.]ames w. Cannon has
recently associated Mr.. s. G. Mitchell with
himself in the lumber business. These gen
lemen, under the firm Of Cannon 4 Mitch
ell, will continue to carry on the lumber
business in its various branches, and will fill
all orders with promptness. and to the satia-
faction Of purchasers Their stock will be
kept complete. and every effort. on their
part. will be made to retain the patronage
Of their numerous customers. Their yard
is situated on Fifth street. between Western
Avenue and Gaines street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

FoR TEE STATE FArR.-The steamer
Ben Campbell will leave this place for Nus
catins on Tuesday morning. Oct 9th. at 8
o'clock. and lay there for the accommodation
Of boarders during the days Of the Fair
Those wishing to obtain rooms and board
can do SO BY applying to Mr. Sanders. at the
Office Of Burrows 4 Prettyman sep29dtd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

FAILrRE OF P. Cno,EAu, Jr.-No
man In the North West is more generally
known. and none supposed to be wsalthicr
than Pierre choteau. Jr.. late agent Of the
American Fur Company. nis failure strikes
those who have known him, with amase.
ment. ~ there was every reason to believe
that no Was entirely above and beyond
even any imaginary financial cmbarrsss-
msnt. and that be counted his dollars b.
nilieaa We afs inelIasd 70 think, hove
~. that tAeis Il aems mistake. o. -.
ltanpAe ehYsnaaalss s4ltesd 4 ~ ~
91ll ~ IN ttssltN & teli;lcs' + 4
1l1A T"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

The letter of our LcClairo corre-
spondent in this issue, is full Of interest.
and should be read by both Democratic and
Republicans. At tho gathering together Of
the masses II in that place. the fact that
not single Black Republican candidate
showed his counteuance, is easily ac-
counted for by those who understand the
true state of political feeling in that pre-.
cinct 1t will be seen that the meeting was
q Characteristic fx,ie.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

FIRE.-Thc regular monthly meet
ing OF the Independent Fire Engine Il Hose
Co. takes place at the Council Chamber this
evening A full attendance is expected, as
there is business Of Importance to be trans
acted
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

TIcKETs! TIcKErs We have on
hand large number Of State and County
tickets, ready for distribution through the
county. The various precincts can now
have their orders Sled "on cali at this
Office, or by sending their orders by mail
1t Is not only the bu-iness Of candidates.
but of every true democrat. to see that ev-
cry township is well supplied with this an.
munition; and then see that it takes fearful
effect upon the ranks Of the opposition.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

UNION BENEVOLENT SoCIETy.-The
members of this society will meet Tuesday
afternoon, Oct. 6, at o'clock. in tho base
ment of the Christian Chapel. for the pur-
pose Of electing officers and transacting
other business. A full attendance is re-
quested Of nll interested in the charitable
objects Of this society.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
NQtice...Politfcal.

NOtlCe.ssxOllt1Col.
Democratic Meetings will be held As fol
lows:
Monday evening. Corner Of Fourth and
LIE Claire streets.
Tuesday evening. Court House, Daven-
port
Thursday esdning, Aliens Grove, School
House.
Speakers will lie present at all the above
meetings.
BgS 81 SaM,.ELs will address the Democ
racy OF Davenport on TUESDAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

BLUE GRASS MEErING.-The Demo.
cracy Of Blue Grass and Buffalo townships
had rousing meeting at Blue Grass. on
Saturday evening. The meeting convened
at the Hotel. 'and organized by calling Jsa
Burnsides to the Chsir. Speeches were
made by D. s. True. Geo. Van Hosen,
Geo. H. Parker and Geo. E Hubbell. The
best Of feeling prevailed among the audi.
snce. and We are assured by our friends
that Blue Grass and Buffalo townships will
give large majority for the Democratic
ticket on one week from next Tuesday.
From al portions Of the county We have
the most charming accounts Of our prospect
Of success. and We hope our Democratic
friends will keep the ball moving. and sss
that every vote fer our ticket 10 In the bal
lot boz on the 18th Of October
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

How long will it be before this city
is generally illuminated? A few solitary
lamps shed their light about their respective
locatlonA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

AHEAD. Adams beautiful spcci-
mens Of Dsguerreotypins. and Photograph
ing, carried of the premium at the Scott
County Fair. Those who want true tran
script Of their countenances. will please bear
this in mind.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

% We notice that tho Peoria
Union has discontinued its daily. and sub
s,ituted tri-weekly in its stead. Whats
up brother Raney?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

RgMoyAL.-L. Andersen has rcmoy-
cd his stock OF Groceries TO the corner Of
Second and Ripley streets. opposite the
German Theatre.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

The scarcity Of telegraphic intell'-
gcnce in this mornings ISSUE. is attributed
to some dsarrongcment Of the wires East
Of Chicago, which cut of the evening rs-
port
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

Melons by the load were on sale in
various psrts of the city ON Saturday -
Vendors found it a M,iom-choly business.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

L. s. Viele d Co. have opened a
Grocery store on Front street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

Great difficulty is experienced in
digging the sewer on Iowa street The
limestone bed which is encountereds few
feet below the surface. is not very easy dig
ging
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

A few hundred old papers, suitable
FOR wrapping up goods, for sale at this Office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
Notice

70 hereby Oven tAss 1sedssisa y. Hsas,vea,a. a
j ~ tom q Walopat, ceaAty q Scott, an1 ~
= 1eua. ~ ~ dAs nAde 81 eosessed 70 ~ -
1ss0lG0o1 6 oaoi1n0e6t G q - ooe6o 81 slsa1e
y ~ q sls e. - ~ 49, ~.
e'';'s ;'s'~skE -,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
STATE DEMOCRAT.


NAIL ARRAN0EAENT8
ARRIVALS.
0sstsrn( vis Chicaeo)iwics daily Sun'y. MAspb
Souihrrnt NAM "a, Inc and Iowa cityl daily i0t n
Northern (vis DubuQue) dauy st SSh
southern Got Lonis) daily at 6Ph
Eorthern via CamancLe, II Claire. &c, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday n JPN
northern via Msquoketa, Dewitt, AC. Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday at 7Pn
pEpARTrREs q. n. TINE
Ras,ern tvis Chicago closes ei-2Ak
Northern tDubuquel ." g q
Southern ~ Iouisl ' g"
Southern (nnsc.tihs and Iowa ei,y) clos.s 4PM
Northern tCsmanche, IeCisire, &c, cioses
sunday, Tuesday and Tnursday st oPn
Northern Maquoks,a and Dewitt closes Sun-
day. Tuesday and Thuvsdayat oPM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

Pilots, Rovers and Witches.
Attend the regular monthly meeting Of
]. F. E. 4 II. Co. on Monday evening. Oct.
oth, at : l-s o'clock 70; Council Chamber
By order OF
TS sVAVNATcD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

0soeKs-DeVa; Ssssins sliahsly nprov M. hev.
ever ant III @ have better cling 10 the street.
and better tsc' thao for tome tine Nonev ouite
actsve and scsrce. at irregulsr and hish rats.
Shi. Il. l. Is III. Gent. 77k; do bonds e1e;
New York Cent. s9A Gal. L Chi. a: MO- ca,
II LII.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

Failures IN New York.
New York, Oct. 2.
More failures this morning. p Chouteau,
ir., furs, henps, DC. connected with st. Lou.
is, and Hutchins, Tiffany 4 Co., Broadway,
dry goods and commission house.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

The parent who would train up . child
in the way 1t should 60, must 60 in the way
in which he would train up the child.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05

lOoANNOs
8taht lump. 21d2S
J ound lump.
0mokiua, per h.. oal2k
do Paper. pr sr - -
Uonnel0. .... go. -
do tWtiled.. 16
Linings. paid. ...l0Gl6k
pl Z fsnl0d66
n. deLa:nes, fancy l6035
DO plain 1890
ZINC
AIock k............. 10
Sheet, ............ ll0l2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
I1ouSan1S u kollD q Wan RaDor
FROM TEN cESn AND UPWARDS,
For Sale in Lots to suit PurcAasers.

noRDIRS. Firebosrd Psints, f,sster Ornsueeta,
q window shades. Cold fsanspafent and 1sasti.
ful. Paper Curtains, gla,n, gssn, blse. buf And a.
per nansers. aed hang svesy style q papes. Who
vould Be- VIII hare vain, WIEN you esa have war
heasss papess1 ead nads cp1lbrtab,o Sof . tSt6a
9slls, ne6ms. oellnes snd Decorative pspesin0
6ooe n . style not 70 Be exoellea.
pisAss ealI o. 0seoad street, ceraes Of 1ock Iaaa
oHuS11RD 3 ooue
JslyeM Rspss Dealers end fspsr aasessS,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
an ted.

A ksSPE0rAbLD 6-rmsn girl wishes . situation
"A In private family 70 do the housevork In.
quire 81 the corner VI Fifih street and Western
Avenue. ors ad,s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
Il. s. MOtbKE.

Il. 5. MOORE,
FRISCO, Banner SlRn and Or
~ namental PAIN TER Gyainsr
0sof wood. Ssone AMI Marble,
Gildins upop Glass.
0 Landscape, Scsnsvy and PVvsvsa PassMR0.
me With disp .tch IL he .e-' nodsfr snd sassrfai
sy'ep. Also, Asn Painting and 0ssinins so' Tho
rrs'e.
v. Osrsss Srsdy md 9Th ssr~-ss. D.vnpegt'
'o~-. isnMdiD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-05
PerfnneTyi PcrfaDeryi

(NOE0TAErLY un b Snd the largest steA os pr.
(umeTy. OotoSrss, sxtrsits. Wsshe- siss ppm-
Tvlca0allken 1 nai1 Dye
0fHARo, Ac NJ L 1nA ann
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-23

GENERAL ScoTT AFTER BRIGHAM YoUSG.--We
learn from Washington that Gen. Scott has been
called there by the President for consultation
and is now engaged in preparing the details for
the movement Of the troops to Utah. Il is also
stated that the President finds no authority in the
constitution that will enable him to interfere
with Brigham Young matrimonial arrangements,
and that in creed and wives the Mormon Elder
will not he interfcrcd with by the army. But all
the requisite Judges, Marshals and officers ne
ccssary to administer the government will be
cent out with the troops, and order and safety
will be secured there for Gentle as well as Saint
We have every confidence in Gen. Scott and his
arrangements. Like that famous progcnitor of
his, Capt Scott, be is famous for bringing down
his game. Brigham Young is undoubtedly aware
of the Generals reputation and as soon as he
learns that Scott is after him, he will call out,
"you need not fire, General, will come down"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-23

York IL is completely disorganized ia less than
three months after n. Buchsnan's entering upon
his administration, and this has been done and 70
mented BY those who pretend to be Mr.. Buchanan's
best friends, and who are his appointees at the
Custom House. IF something is not done Ia the
matter the administration party will be in q
bad way In New YoTk-as bad as it was in the
first days Of poor Pierce's administration. But
we rather suspect these disorganizers will find
the apparently very quiet and sensible states
man of the White House different sor. of chief
from bis silly, vain, inefficient predecessor, poor
Pierce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-23
ers' Once.

Fatal Assault uroS BoY--Jobn Shay, boy hlr.
years of age died al his residence No 243 Elizabeth
street. yesterday, from the effects Of blow received with
brick In the hands Of aborer Saturday afternoon
Tho deceased, appears, was gathering pieces OF
wood II a building nov being erected in Broa way
when Of the aborers engaged the building threw
brick at HIM and struck him on the head n6cting such
wound that the boy died yesterday The
has been notified Of the and will hold an in.
quest today No arrest has been in the case pet
DROWNED Wills BAnuNc.-Coroner Hills held an in.
quos, yesterday wards Island upon the body " man
named Fat, Nugeni who accidentally drowned while
bathl1g Monday last Verdict Death by dro gning
Of agc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-23
The Election In Kpn.as.

sT Iour, juno =, 1877
The Rspybica1 learns that the counties OF Donipai
Aichison Lesvenworth, johnson, Jefferson, sha wnee
Douglas in Kansas have elected Al democratic delegates
The Constitutional Convention
letter to the Demoro, says that the vote Of Leave
worth is 225 and lha, tina, of the whole county will M
exceed COO jefferson county gives 60 Douglass iT5 On
Franklin 50 az far as heard nom,
LAWRENCE, X. T, June 49, via ST.. LOWS June y, 1861.
The total vote OF Douglas county for delegates IN
Constitutional Con repton is 2e3 only three precinct
sad polls opened. Tho pro slavery ticket Is elected onl
eve precincts opened South Of Kaw river, ex,es
the border counties. The total vote will probably "a
short Of 4 600.
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TnB DARDN SURVEYING ExPBDIrTON--DyKr 4
soUfDInos-oHIsA SQUADRON, ETC.
wAmrsoros, June "a, 1861
Lieut. Craven has received preparatory orders Tor bu
ing boats and making other arrangements for q survey
the lshmus OF Dsrien, with the Wow OF "a ship canal
VIII not start before October The Navy department
made application to the War Department for the as-
meni Of an officer to co operate with ths expedition.
this purpose the yarna will take the place OF tho Arc
which viii BIO employed By The Coas, Survey under III,
Bergman, In taking deep sea scundngs on the coas
Newfoundland for the Submarine telegraph.
Tho Ssranac, which has been ordered to tie Pncsc
precede the Merrimac, as the Gag ship there and aks
place Of the John Adams