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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02
l. A L E S Il N r w S
The Troubles in baltimore.

| Baltimore, Oct. So
The proclamation Of the Governor has
/ caused great excitement The military off
GERS are enrolling men, for various canpa-
MES, but they progress slowly. The Cover
nor is still In th, citt
Mayor swan denies his authority and re-
fuses his interference. A sharp correspon-
dence has passed between them. The Go
vernon, after saying that the Mayer has
fallen into an error from official sensibiltv
continues "a follows Is not the city fill d
with clubs Of lawless and violent partizaps
whose very appel .tions bran,iish defiance
at orders, and max. the peaceful prefer to
surrender their rights rather than claim
them at the risk Of life 7 Is there no law
and no authority anywhere to curb one
class and shield the other?
If the ordinary civil power of the city
Is insufficient. what is the inevitable result
but destruction? Is it not better that you
should admit its inadequacy and be cordi-
ally grateful that the Constitution has sup
piled other powers and permitted them to
come TO your aid, than the executive is al
lowed TO interfere who has not ut all been
complicated in past animosites? YOU men.
ton in your communication that one of your
III.
What guarantee is there that similar oc.
eurrence may not hapy en- again at the ap-
p;oaeiing election unless mere ADEQUATE
arrangements are prepared for the suppress
Sion OF iawiessness. Ii is to be deeply re
GREETED that We should be at all separat ed in
the performance of duties for nsuring to the
citizens their legal rights which violence has
thus lar ovcraW ed and that YOU decline to
l.
fairs OF this city. when tender YOU my ex
ecutive co operation This fearful response
bliity You have taken | believe that n
Just-ininded community will severely cen.
sure this false independence as not consis
tent with our relative official positions. or
consonent with that spirit of union which
should unite all good men against the bad
and lawi,s7, but, however, this may be, |
announce to You respectfully that shall,
nevertheless see that the laws are faith.
fully executed by every constitutional pow
er
The Mayors reply is laconic, throw
ing the entire responsibility on the
Governor. Col. McAlister, of the RI
fic regiment, embracing all the Ger
man companies, informed the Mayor
that his regiment would be in readiness
to obey his orders; but not to respond
to the Governors proclamation. Sew
eral officers have resigned, and rcfus-
ing to obey the Governors orders.
The conservative portion of the com
munity denouncc the action of the
Governor, as a partizan measure, ill-ad-
vised and calculated to produce mis-
chict. Nearly 1000 stand of arms
have recently been brought here from
Washington. The Sd division of Ma
ryland Malta, one of the regiments
ordered into service, has neither Off
GERS nor men, the intention Of the Gov
ernor being to enrol and equip $500 |
men, orders for which have been piyen
to Gen. John Spear Smith.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02
New York Items.

New ! ork, Oct. 30.
Thos. Connor, foreman of Hose
Company No. 10, was terribly beaten
in vestibule of the CITY Hall TODAY bv
Tcdd Donavan, fighting man of the
lst Ward, and gang OF rowdies, and
he has since died. Donayan and Con.
nor have had three fights before about
$4,000 said 70 have been gwen Dona-
van to distribute for election purposes
which he failed 10 satisfactorily divide.
Consul Archibald has appointed as
British Vice CcnsuI, Pierpont Ed
wards, SON Of Charles Edwards, a
prominent member OF the New York
bar.
The L. S. FIigatc Saranac, bound
to the Pacific, encountered seyese
gale. sustained damage to her machin-
cry, and has put III for repairs.
The Y. s. sloop Of war, Cayenne is
reported in Hampton Roads.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02
N Office.

vINHE creditors ~ Frederick W Keffersiine are
! hereby notified that have been appointed In
the pace of George 7. Elliott execute the tyUst
embraced in The assignment Of the said Ksd.r t-tn
for the aeneit c his creditors, made the 18Th nv
OF sept mber 1857 And said creditors are further
notified 10 present heir claims under oath or sfir-
mat n within three months ss provided by lay.
Davenport October 81, 1891
DO. KINGSLAND,
hoe3Stw Assignee.
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DAVENPORT NOVEMBER 2, 1857
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ARRIVALS
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northern Via Camsnche, l. Claire &c Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday At ,pNf
Northern via Maqp0sr'A Dewitt, a. Tue
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Davenport Gazette, Democrat and hrvs
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~ the NINTH, quarter or year.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02

HAVk taken out Letters Of Administration o.
the ksta'e o'James Hildreth, deceased. st
claims AGAINST the Estate VIII be nlrd via t,r
County, Juie-, and ali d. hts due - the Ks;at. " "a be
paid Immediately 10 the undersigned.
Davenport OI. 10, 1851.
n HlLDnErH,
o,20itf Aemn'P Of the Rstaie Of J, T. RAdreth,
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-16
FIGLFY,s NILS Posr OFFICE.

For 0 an reason not particularly made known,
the Post 0fics Department, 10 the disadvantage
Of a large number Of our readers in Washington
township, has discontinued the Post Office at Fig
leyis Mills. THIS Post Office had beenestablshed
about nine months, and was doing a fair business,
There were received weekly, over forty copies Of
newspapers. and other mail matter ia proportion,
accommodating an extensive neighborhoOd, who
are DOW subjected to the incon,enieuce Of travel
ling from FIVE to seven. miles for their papers, let
tens DC, aud this while a mail passes through
their neighbOrhoOd weekly and in sight Of the de-
funct Office, which to supply would be no add
tional charge upon the Department.
Why this discontiuuance took place sayors
strongly of partizanism. Notwithstanding the
discontinuance was effected, the route remains un.
changed, aud the mail passes weekly as before
That this Office should be wiped out of existence
and Others Of minor Importance suffered to remain
is worthy of consideration. Whilst injustice is
done our Washington township neighbors, the
Post Office Of Cabello, which does not equal Fig
ley's Mills in amount Of business is made a stand
point where a route terminates, and is supplied by
a semi,weekly mail at an extrayagant price.
We find no fault to supplying Cabello with a
mail twice a week, nor do we desire to have that
route changed in the least. We do not wish to
be understood as undertaking our friends at Ca
beNo or elsewhere on that route; but on the con-
trary we wish them to enjoy the privileges of an
Office, But why is it that discontinuances take
place in certain l]ocalitiesH As to the one in ques.
ton we will venture a word CT two. OF the az
copies Of newspapers that arrived weekly at Fig
! ley'S Mills there was but one copy that sustained
the Administration, except a number or two taker
e by Republicans; and the Post Master was also
! Republican; added to this a series of resolution
derouncing the present pro-Slayery AdministEa
= ton, adopted by the Republicans of that commu
nifty at a recent meeting, has been made public
e These weredoubtless sufficient cause for a discontin
uance of the office. The case with the other Of
flee is quite different. The Post Master and mai
. contractor are both rigid Southern dyed Northern
Locofocos.
II, for the entertainment and expression of opin.
ions counter to the nabobs Of the fancy, pro.sla
very Democracy, q community are to be shorn o.
beneficiary privileges, it is high time that the shack
les of oppression and tyranny be shaken off BY
once free people; and that the privileges of Amer
lean citizens be exercised byi the soyereigns, anC
not left to the disposal of party hacks who do the
bidding of paltry politicians who act regardless o.
the rights and privileges of the people. And be
it hore distinctly understood that if a certain little
dignrtary from our county seat, who fills a Federal
office at the Capitol city, had ary hand in thi.
transaction, he will be remembered by the people
of Washington township; in Mer wrah, till til,
day of his death. Mark that.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-16
%nEM0CRATIu CIrIZEN-

Our town %eOtempOrary, IN the zine art" has
changed hands as we are informed,by the appear
auce Of this sheet in our office preceded afew
days by its apparently gsntemanly editor, DAME
Gctschal Esq. Of Canton, Stark county, Ohio,
In tn chan G., the "SOuth down" Democrat
Of our county have doubtless gained considerably
In Mr.. GOtschalI we think We see the contour Of
a respectable old gentleman, who will advocate biz
Locofoco antecslents, and "new phases with ear
~nestness, and a good humOred zeal, that will win
for the man some respect, but the cause he es
pOuses, is 50 hoPelessly sunk in the estimation o.
he intelligent citizens Of Carroll county, that Iber,
IS no hope ola resurrection, though he bring L
bear a galYanic battery upon its purifying
corpse.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-16

EB- The following tradition, concerning the
vine, is to the point: When Adam planted the
vine, and left it, Satan approached it and said
Lovely plant! | cherish thee;' and thereupon ia
king three animals. a lamb, a lion and a hog, be
Stayed them at the root of the tree, and their blood
has been imbibed by the tree to this day. Thus
t you take one goblet of wine, you are cheered
by its influence, yet are mild and docile as the
lamb; fyouta take two gOblets, you become fu
rioas, and roar and below like a lion; and if YOU
drink of the third goblet, your reason sinks, am
like the hog, you wallow in the mire.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-16
CAR ROLL COUNTY
mr. va - IL,
Time Table fOr the MAIL Trans.

1lul6 1dU16 1UA tuG I1dI1 4Id.uSt
To take effect on and alter Monday the
day Of October 1855.
IRON CarIolltou to Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Crest
Columbu, Steubenville or South Mail Tain, will L
Carrollton Depot daily at n d. M. stopping at all =
stations and connection with the Mail Train, 60.
North on Q. & P. r., r.. Passengers going North, " H.
arrive at Pittsburgh at % P. NJ
Train will leave Cleveland at 8 P. IL. and passcn.
gers will arIiveat CarrolltOn s 80 P. NJ. This arronl''
ment will en- n. passengerst to remain in Cleveland ,
nour o tranace usiness, and will enable passenge $
that may wish to reach the S. & |. r. r. travelin;
South to Columbus, or East to Steubenville, or Wheel
ing Va, without much time .ost.
The Freight trains will run as usuaL.
FARE REDUCED.
From Oneida to New Market, on S. & I. r. R. o.
Media to Carrollton by Il. R Carrollton to New Market
by Stage.
= Tickets through 81, l21 to be had ofTreasurer James
Cameron, and at the Western Exchange, Geo. K.
McKasky.
There are regular lines of Stages running to the
East, from CarrOllton, Hallem Springs, Amsterdam,
Springfield, Richmond and Steubenville. Also a daily
line running South irom CanOlton, Lamertine, Perrys-
vile to New Market on the s. & l. r. r. by which
means the traveller will be conveyed without loss Of
time,
Jan. 10 1856. f. MCGUIRE,
Sup't., @. c.. r. r.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-16

The WAY TO WIN A SIMPLE WoMAN's LuvE.
Let your hair hang in superduOus ringlets over
your neck aud shoulders; never suffer a razor tc
touch your face; squeeze yourself into a coat o.
mulberry cloth; put on a vest striped with green,
yellow and red--pants checked with blue, Grim
son and purple; shove your feet into a pair o.
boots with the heels at least three inches high.
bangle a little black cane tipped with brass.
a huge brass ring upon your little finger, and you
will be the lion of the day, and win the heart Of
any simple firt YOU meet with.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-16
Is THERE Any HOPE OF JUSTICE
FROM WALKER?

One or two papers, ~nominally Republican, have
endeavered TO create fhe belief that Robt. ]. Wal
ker will deal justly with the Free State men Of
Kansas, but the great mass Of Republican journals
think otherwise. We quote, below, from two pa
Pers whose opinion in the premises IS entitled to
the greatest weight-the National Era aud the
Philadelphia North AmerioaH-The Era says:
"A new Governor has been appointed, aSouIh-
ern man, and with him a Southern Secretary Of
State, in place Of WoodsoB, the present incumbent.
Neither Robt. ]. Wslke5 however, nor Frederick
p. Stanton, the Gentlemen appointed, is classed
amoung the headlong ~ultraists Of their PARTY, and
we are not disposed to pre- Judge their official con.
duct. Yet it is safe to say that Gov. Walkers
administration will necessarily operate %unjustly
against the Free State cause. However honora-
be may be his purposes, his hands are tied, aud
be will be compelled, as Geary himself would be
to sanction the proceedings of the Border Rufian
Legislature, and so far as be can, to carry out an
act which will impose on az unwilling people a
Constitution abhorrent to their opinions, and
which they can have no baud in framing"
The North american, a prudent and caution;
print, is no less explicit:
So far as we eau now see, the election under
the law passed by the bogus Legislature will be
held with the sanction of the u. S. authorities
will be a fraudulent affair from beginning to end
will be entirely managed SO as to return non,
but pro- slavery men; and a State Constitution
legalizing slavery, will be formed. No provision
has been made for submitting such a document t.
the popular vote, but ifthere had been, it woul,
not amount to much, as the same fraudulent list
Of voters used for the election of members of tn
Convention would serve the purpose of excluding
all votes against it."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-16
LAW of

1. Subscribers who do not give notice to the contra.
~, are considered as wishing to continue their subscrip.
ton
q. II subscribers order the discontinuance Of their
papers, {. e publisher may continue to send them unit.
allarreArages are paid.
8. II subscI bers neglect or refuse to take their p,
riodicals from the office TO which they are directed, the,
are held responsible ill they have settled the bill, anC
ordered theia discon lmued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places without In
forming the publishers, and the papers are sent to the
former ~dileGtion, they are held responsible.
s.. The Courts have decided that, refusing to taxi
papers tom the ohse, or removing and leaving then
uealled Tor, IL prina frcia evidence ofintentionall fraud
az Postmasters honotiy a publisher that a news
paps Il not taker from the Office, are required to give
the red o0E why they are not taken out. (See Post OF
az instructions and Laws.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-16
TO FARMERS.

Gentlemen what think You Of the following
remuuerative prices for stock growers, We clip
from the Semi Weekly New YORK Tribune ofthe
10th inst. Fat Cattle, pay this Spring at these
prices. Better feed the corn to cattle than to sell
It 70 distilers to manufacture 'rot gut:"
There was a large advance in the price Of beeI
cattle atBull's Head on Wednesday, the price o.
all good fair cattle, suitable for market retailing
beef, being equivalent to IL cents q pound, ant
averaging fully $40 head more than the sam
grades last week, making difference Of $40. 900
One drove Of Western steers, 10 head, averages
1920 each; and q number Of droves of commot
Ohio and Illinois stock will average 800 Thes
arc great, prices for farmers. but onerOus Tor cit
beef eaters. The 1000 head of bullocks soIt
yesterday will average s85, and at that amour
to : 10000. Are not such facts sufficient {
induce farmers to increase the production of horr
ed cattle, to convert more grassland grain into heel
They will receive important information upo
this subject in our regular Cattle Market report
w At Dunkirk, N. \, on the 7tb, The sno
Eas 10 inches deep.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-16
TOWNSHIP RETURNS.

The following township returns came to US since
our last issue:
WAsHISeToN: In this township the Shan
Democracy scarcely raised a trot, Republican
msjorities ranged upward Of 40. The persons
chosen as follows;-
Trusees-John GantS
Clark Marshall,
James Kean,
Qerk-A. L.. Bilman,
ASSessor-A, McAllistaE
Constable Moses loot,
Treasurer Andrew Figley.
AUGUSTA: The loco, knowing their weakness
in the township did not put a ticket in the field
The Republican tick ct elected rs follows;
Trustees William Ward,
CLAYTON Robins,
Thomas Ball,
Clerk-Thomas ITyett,
AssesSor-Lowis Matthias
ConstaJie-Johu Ashbrook,
Treasurer-CIark Manful
ORANGE: In this township all the Ropubli-
eau ticket was elected rs toIlows:-
Trusees-Dayid Belknap,
Benjpmin Price;
WIN. Chapman.
Clerk-Wm, Il. D%empster,
Assessor-John r. Deaf,
ConaaJ'c William Rice,
Treasurer-IIenry Tucker.
We are not in receipt of full returns from the
remaining townships. |. Wand, was chosen r,
r. Director in Lee township by three votes; an
james McCourt in Union township.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-16

AN INTERPOLATION OF ST.. PAUL's EPIsTLE
TO TIE CoRINTmANs.-The Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, on Sunday morning, prefaced lis sermon
by reading the twelfth chapter of First Corinthi-
ans, the thirteenth verse which is as follows;-
"For by one spirit we are all baptised into one
body, whether We be Jews or G]entiles, bond OIL
free; aud have been all made to drink of enc spir.
it," Pausing at ~ words "bond and Free" the
reverned gentleman said; allow is this? Pau
surely could not have said this; it must be an
Interpolation. 1t certainly cannot mean that a
man with African blood in his VEINS and held as
an American slave, oppressed by his master, des.
poiIed of his rights aud outlawed by our Courts
is baptisad into the same spirit with the white
man. 1t cannot mean that Il Slave is equal to a
freeman in the sight of God "A black man to a
white one. Yet it certainly seems 50; and it would
appear from this, unless we call it an i~nterpola.
ton, that we are ali the children of one common
Father, entitled to the same rights, governed by
the sam principles, alike immortal and precious
in his sight, 1t must bs an Interpolation p
Tribune.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-16
GEO. W. BARLOW.

Es Mr.. r. G, Wilson, the senior editor of
the New Lisbon, Buckeye State, has disposed oil
bis interest in that paper to Mr.. Richards of
Pittsburgh, Pa. We are sorry to lose AR. Wilson
from the editorial corpse, which place be Oceu
pied with ability, and did good work for the caus,
of Freedom. ofthe incoming editor and pro
prietOr we know nothing, but hope bis ability
will not fall below those Of him whose place b,
takes.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-16
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP RES0LU-
TONS,

Among the resolutions passed by the Republi'
cans of Washington township and published III
the Free Press of the 10Th ult, by mistake Of
either the %scriyner or compositor the 9th resoIu.
ton was made to read as follows;
"Resolued, That we will not vote to elevate any
man to any office of honor trust or profit WHIT
supports the Administration of James Buchanan
based upon the Cincinnati platform in any way
The resolution should read thus:
"ResolVed, That we will not vote to elevate any
man to any Office of honor trust or profit, VIII,
supports the Administration Of James Buchanan
based upon the Cincinnati platform; or that fl
eOrs he extension Of slavery in any way"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-16
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
z Ten lines % less 81 Old Brevier Vi be ID

a Ten lines or less Of solid Brewer VIII be consld
cred a Square.
~ Advertisers must be particular to mark the mum
Der Of Insertion On ne face Of their advertisements,
or they vii be published until ordered cut, aud charged
accordingly.
~ Advertisements should be handed ia by TuEs
BAT MORNING, to insure insertion that week.
jos WoRK neatly and ezpeditously executed at
tlis office, on the shortes possible notice.
S%-GRO. A CIRCUIT, 78South Fourth street, a
bove Walnut. Philadelphia, is our authorized agent to
obtain Advertisement for US in that city.
20 WOODS & QuEN, Publishers Of the Commercial
Register are our New-YOrk Agents. Office 40 Full
ed Street, New York.
CTS, N, PEfrESGLL & Co, are our authorized A.
gents, Tor procuring advertisements il the city OF Bos-
ton and elsewhere.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-16

"TURNED UP" AGAIN. Every timo the Sham.
~ocratic party has some especial mean job to per
rforIn, it calls on the ", Y NserVor. If the
Christian ministry is to DO attackted-if the North.
crn churches are to be arraignod-if man.catching
and man.stealing are to DO defended on strictly
religious groundS--if the Border RuGian argu.
ment is to DO presented with the ministerial
twang superaddod- THE Observer is called into
the field. 1t turns up" on every occasion when
. triumph Of Slavery is TO be achieved or has been
accomplished, 1t "turned up in dolenca Of tho
Fugitive Slave Law it ''turned up in defense
Of the Nebraska scheme; it "turns up" in behalf
ofthe bred Scott decisions Every tima Slavery
has made anew demand, Tile Observer has made
haste to back it up, Every time a new r%ascality
has been hatehel in the National Capitol, TIL
Observer has shrieked Amen,
1t is just now deyoting its pious energies to a
busing those clergymen who have mimalverteC
upon the recent decision of tho Supreme Court
1t is rightcously indignant that tho pulpit should
be polluted by the IeprosY of Ropublicanism,--
There is.no measure to its rage against what il
seems TO consider the Abolition tendency to the
Northern Church. The Democratic journals, Of
course, publish its articles with great glee, under
the caption Of "0pinions of the Religious Press
Utica Herald.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-16
FROM KANSAS,

ST. Louis, April Il.
The LecomptOn correspondent of the Democrat
says:
Walkers appointment gives great dissatisfaction
and is regarded as favourable to the formation Of
a Slave State,
His instructions to carry out the sensus act rous
es general Indignation.
The correspondent also says that a spirit Of
violent and reckless lawlessness in beginning to be
exhibited under the appointment Of the new ad-
ministration.