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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11
DR.. KANE.

Everything connected with this youth
fnl hero is read with interest HIS ca
reer OF usefulness, though BRIEF was
one Of peculiar briIlancy. No man OF
his years, either in Europe " Amer
CA, attained " high pinnacle in the
history Of the world, or gained war
mer place in the affections Of the Peo-
pie, as has this distinguished young
hero, although his life terminated when
his career OF usefulness WAS but Just
entered upon.
We copy from the n Y. Mirror the
following brief, yet bea htiful, notice OF
this heroce adventurer, who immortal
lied himself at thirty five -
Here was a true chevalier, modest
and brave rcsolute and refined y
scholar with the impulses Of soldier;
de,otce OF science, with the heroic
heart Of sailor nervous, persistent,
self poised man, with the magnetic
am ability and tenderness OF woman.
His history is the realization OF a ro-
nance h,s death among the orange
groves OF Cuba, caused by the rigon
and exposure OF Arctic exploration, is
as dramatic ~ the incidents Of his life
are cveuttui. Dr. kane's chaste and
modes, memoir OF the second Grinncll
expedition - but stray leaf in his BIZ
osraphy ; for he had accompanied the
first American Embassy to China ;and
visited the Philippines, Ccylon and the
interior of India had descended, sus-
pended by bamboo rope, unexplored
craters 200 feet in depth had ascen-
ded the Nile, passed the confines OF
Cuba; tra,ersed Egypt walked
through Greece visited the slave facto-
ries on the coast Of Afri II, and met
with singular adventures rs volunteer
in the Mexican war. All this was be-
fore he appeared as the gallant knight
of distressed and mourning woman, or
had lclt his impcrishable record as a
voyaycr to the dcsolate regions OF the
Arctic ice. and a. the discOvererer OF
the Open Polar Sea. These latter and
more important adventures have be-
come a part Of American history and
American literature, and are enshlined
in hearts of his countrymen, who-ac-
cording to the touching account OF
Norton seemed to be uppermost in
his thoughts at the dread hour. when
heroes and patriots expiring in distant
land think most of those whom they
have most loved.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11

EVA prize tight came off near
New Orlsans, On the 10th 'iuit., Be.
tween . psgilist Of that city AMI Dan.
Callaghan. q Sew York. CallAghsn
wa vistesioas .Ntss fighting als
rounds. which occupied three hours,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11

PAPER MIli.-The Valley Times
learns that Joint Stock Co, is about
to be formed in Cedar Rapids for the
mandatory Of paper to commence
operations Immediately. A COOL idea,
worthy the attention Of other points.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11

Of the Republican party always eA-
certing those sincere and well meap-
iug meubers Of thst party who are not
hunting for official spoils-hss broken
out with putrid ulcers, that disgust the
senses Of every honest man in the coun-
try. Modification set in, the moment
the Great Cattle Dealer WAS nominated
"A their candidate for the Presidency,
and from that time, Republicanlsm has
been diseased in its members, all over
the North. The first evidence OF this
corruption which came to light was
the blssphcmous way which the party
rmpJoyed to raise vast national cor
rupt,on fund, with which TO debauch
patriotism, buy votes, and keep up civ
il war in the Territory Of Kansas
They appealed to Charity, Religion
and Vanity and in the name OF PHI
lan,hropists seeking to promote the
cause OF Freedom, they cxtortcd large
Gums OF money upon the most solemn
assurances that it should be used only
to assist the Free State Party in Kan
sas. Money poured in from Wings,
cinoerats, and Aboli,ionists, until II
became positively certain that not one
tenth Of the moneys no collected were
used in or for Kansas.
These moneys were employed III
printing, publishing, circulating, and
distributing elcc,ionccring documents
and in buying up votes IN fenns.yl'a
MIA and other Northern States. where
the contest between buchanan AND
Fremont was doubtful.
Sumo rifles were sent to Kansas, bu,
very little money ever reached that
Territory Of all the vast Sums collected
IN It's behalf. Corruption took dccE
root in the Committee Rooms of thu
party, and any scheme however shame
ful, was rcsortcd to, that was calculated
| to promote Frcmont's election. This
spirit OF ,enality extended ltsclfthrougi
all the rainiiications of that party's or
CARNATIONS. AT the North, constitu
iional usurpatlons were planned and ;
dissolution of the uon contemplated
! At the South, a seryile instruction
was concocted, in which the sla, chold
crs were to be slaughtered and negro
republic created. In Kansas, open de
iiance to law and constitutional gov
: eminent was advised and sustained, anr
the journals of the party, from the \. \
| Tribune down through tie list to tn,
davenport Gazette. became zcalou,
auNillaries OF these corrupt schemes
until venality spread through the en-
tire Republican ranks. Men were elect
ed to Congress, who were unscrupu
lous, and who, from plunIcring the
people on the plea Of bleeding Nan
sas," took to plundering nclc Sam
for their own benefit. ',rceley, Ray
mond, Simohtou, Bennett and o,he
Republican editors have been expose,
before the world as hayin. been hough
, up with gold, and a large number o
Republican Representatives in Con
gress are proved guilty Of corruption
in the House. Their crime consists il
their exposure, for their associates al
over the country have been tainted
with the same spirit OF corruption
How strange it isthat a party 80 gross
" debased, should have so many adhe
rents. But its power is fast wanin
away before the Indignation Of An il
suited and outraged people.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11
or Mr. Nm \.u,no N l..

EV Mrs. VIM. Newton, a lady Of
some considerable robustness, recently
made the journey from Superior City
to ST. Paul. 500 miles, alone in the
severest cold weather. Her costume
was a pair Of Buffalo boots, buffalo
overcoat, large otter cap and pair
ot.ur pants.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11

~The women have brought out
another fashion. Not being content
with hoops, paint, small bonnets, high
boot heels, de-, they have adopted the
fashion Of having their hair cut short
like the men. The next thing We hear
they will be for raising whisker aud
moustaches-if they can.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11

EEThc Hudson River is again fro'
zen over at various points, sndnsviga.
ton suspended. Several steamsrs have
been frozen in between Albany and
New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11

Rssaxssxa ElseMox.--Oa Tuesday
iAAs A. We ssaneiPAl election In NocA'
ESTER New Gark. The pesnoerasis spAy'
o. fAd ely stiarss .weyS Elected W.
sAalnfas'Fs st*ahHhk N,sGh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11

Tvs SAsaAvn--LongSsilow hcaa.i.
fully says thAA the rSshbath is the gol.
den clasp which binds together tie
volume Of the week.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11

subject tn, On III most Scieutihe ihcirl,s. Art
constant ptaotic OF many years On al kinds Of DIS
, &c. he FL happy TO say that n will give rats.
fac, .nn 10 ait at emil HIM. II can produce as
10 ,dc rtincats any oiher man West OF New York.
The many liLpJftsnt cur he has Ell, cted since he
came lac viii p ak NOR iur him than readily
b. inssrt' inaN w-pxpf.
Cent n who have mploycd him -ince he came
b the most wi entity to his abi
Il rs = com,etent Veterinary Su g-on.
All diseases warrant d cnrd II durable or no mon.
ey pad.
IL earnestly .ci It's . trial on snv s-vere case
whAtevr Any case he cannot cure. IL AIRY Other
man can be Got to cure II, b. will pay him out OF bis
own tockrt.
Pole evil. and ristulss warrant d cured In sny
stage.
All kind - b 4. m'thin- and horse .hoelns dom
10 order. shop Oh Third street, b-twe n BrAdy ard
Perry. March II. tiwul
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11
EDUCAINN,

eOVVU ] UOVo
'TIs educsfior 10 ms ID. common ,nind
~ - he twiG l. bent ID. tree ineliu.d."i
HAVING rec lived en- Ag.ncy for
III HOLRROnK'S SCHOOL APPARATus.
the att ntion Of rsch.rs end Trusss is sicit.d IL
She sp~cim No j.ss r. civ d, including the
COkkON ACHOOL SET. price SO TO-
Pscted In . comprising an Or,ery Ts'lu,Isn.
0~om-trca Solids, Terre, trial Globe 10 inch) NJ
nersl Hrsme. H~'nisphrrs GLOBE, Cub Root Block,
tsHtrs) f"Nf NOOK and nasnet.
ksrh Of the afove ft sale s.parsie. Ala
brass honntsd OvPsrys ala SDaaiS 90
d a. Celestial spheres SW
Pointing Rods, jntnted with scr-ws. Eo Is
noebie osses. No. ], 30 cts, No :, CO..
Hoibro Ok's Noseless Drawing olstss, NolA3;
do niawins BoShs 10
DO Hoissless Hiss Sehoc, aiste.; iisis 80
DO d. do do double %
blsrt Board. Ruhb~,s and ChsIk
lanes MecAss zeal Psradae or 0vresrope 13@s
Also es-tinss fer improved SCHOOL DESKS. q
IOWA BOOK ROOMS"
NJ. 30 Brady 81, near The Pest O@cs
imoIStf kLl ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11
netsl fer saDe.
LAND P0R 0lIr

L>OUA ~ srs~ lots. MI. ,...I
4 o. The 80 y. Raiiros1. ~ ,.s.s" sH $4,000
one .ss;, - ~ seTss eos nis aov,A u Ws,,..,,
"' 's's"'' - oss 80 sss 1onv~'
An. ',r,o' =" aeses V WssAinrea s,vstv :, g..
4" o., . ~ Ian. and ssns'as ~sssf = q ~ .ssss
.assss. 90 ! N. r., ,ae eve Cry, sAd u isva W.
:" v ~" eAeah ssA part % Css.
Z. min. M, :: ss.s lots ssar Isvs c,s,. >.,,
,,s.. :: 10y, 10Y. y Vest Osvsntpors.
n mS" " !set y 40 to ~ sere.: "a ~ -
ss'Ae0- In - and too yvsrs. - esve -
-. 49,, several neat build,ps, .. 49,
''"e = sos - f-ssSasble isrns' i.Ss. ~ssss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11
DEMOCRATIC STATE TlCkET.

~ Ssp~Sass~dsas ofFSblse IassvssHea.
N. l.. FISUEH,
or CLAYTON co.
M Rss,sser er Land tlDscs.
THEODORE =. p1KP/V,
~ MI sCAIiS co.
00sm.ssssasr- Of Dee ko'n.s River improve"ea
G/UEON $. BAILEY,
Of VAS BUKEN co.
AsvAisv II Dos otnes Ripsr nproveaeai.
W. PORTER,
or POLK co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11

Vests Patent
ia-Rubber Cement koe6ng.
WIN w LIS L Co would Acknowledge the iibe-
w raj patronage thy have receiv d from their
friends and thu public ~ graeral, and inform them
that they are still engaged in the business q
Roo TT NJ q
with wesr's Patent India Rubber Gem Mt aud hav.
iIG bad twu years experience In the business, have
made in,provens nts II the application and compost
ten Of tho material Whereby thsy are eastlsd I.
crastruct
MORE DURABLE ROOF
than any ollie. composition yet invented. A. one
proof q the value OF vests Reofns, there ssve
state with pr tended patents that ART slightly varied
aud examination II Is imposs blc to tell the dl-r.
pstwsen those and Vests Cement The sub.
-cribers have examined four different san pies Of
these pretended patents, and tracing the matter
ou, found ii. parties had oil bsen working In Wesfs
Rooans.
Tue suhscsib.rs would caution the public against
oil such iaSruders II 10 We'll tnowa that no other
material has yet brsn discovered wheh viii b-ar Tie
a:t:on Il
HEAT. COLD. FAooT AND:WATDR
squat 10 India .Ruhber snd any discovery IL naade
ef iasriagmsn the paies thereto viii 10 held re-
opon>its for such iafrnSmsnt to the full sxtent u
HE Law.
v. Wells 4 Co. viii cover roofs and ksep them u
good order for or 10 yeas without expense TO NE
cwner Ore and unnatural wear and tear - o pse1.
n. B.-P~, sons hing 70 lnrchsss Couu'y agate
lsS,sts Of lows Er the ass 81 wssvs Aoc:in6 eAn
A'sapp,!sd b apply!ns TO- -
nip,'y street between ssSa' md Ssesss.
March 9Th dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11

SCH Gel UNIVERSITY / SA.
LINE Lands In WisconSll.
1900 . .:s.:s .'a ''''''' TOT '''' 90 ''''
m.,ehsass-xv 'r n.xsY CHAMPION
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11
1857. CANADA 1857.
LIQUOR STORE.
Pl1r0 impaired
WINES AND LIQUORS,
CIG.9R =, re.

Under the German Theatre,
Second Street, corner q Ripley,
In this city, Will BE- furnished constantly with III
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK
OF IMPORTED Win ., Liquors and CiGars. evsr brough
70 the Western country. Our heavy eoods were u
purchsssfa Montreal Canada, and shippsd to - IN
BOND thus enabling u 10
Guarantee the1N Pure.
Feeling conadent ,hst steck, - regards Quaii-
~ and price, will otIn,pa4e favosably with any IN
America. 10 invite the attention Il parties vishin9
70 i urchase. DOWEBR 4 BARNES
Wa. p. DowSE1, ron New York,
b. BARnEs, from Montreal.
fe5l9dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11
Notice to Business Men.

TER Second .oture IN Commercial law f,r Barr 5
] Comm r,i IoiI.g. si b. driyerod IN Friday
Evening Al y o'cl.k at tiripps NV Hall Tick Is
can be procured 81 ali the n ok stores.
d3i u LOPEZ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11
~ acres Vsi.prsvel Lsvl

osir !, . ~s.a',iul l'nd. b-iss In ~ A,m,
Clair. .a,s. nom he esy ssd ) Usa.s -.
"sss' sd sssns easy M, =
70 ISS =
A .,.nS..s, .Ime Ress-. rs,us. ,,....,,,.
.ar o" r..sn q -: = street. q yseEa 49,.
Aso 10 arr., - uiiful lana a. .,..A..
A,.a I'M ",s pom ei!, limits. isrns "a '"'ss
ip,mr,;.,.r. !" LheA u. In ~ % n vM..
sh."s" or s,.s r.. na ~: 10: so.li sss !.
"'''a and Using. Apsly 10 w ''''p's' ssh
&c. 8ADA
s,sr., ana Lots for sale. hssA.e~.,, ,,,ns.1 !,
..n sa,il."s'o Rest nav npsrt 3, ~. %" ~ = =.
Jsni ''"' - ' ,m. p.scAs.sre. re Wpe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11

100000
Worth 81 City and Suburban
PROPERTY
FOR SALE ON LONG TIME!
w 2 hi DRs1A . 20: VII, pen su 0ass In
port, 'os The ssis VI ssal Ase. In and sAjscsnt "
The city.
ne masu,ac<s, LEGALITY Known -
UPPER DAVENPORT.
embracing Lots suitable TT ~very pu poss, whether
business - irene suii-t spend 90 nery o. s,ss
70. opw ut rrsds. css. III - psrssn ID for ssls
Terms unusually i.yisiny.
rIorry 10 the city and sdjseuat y ,A.. part sSr-
merry know -
EAST DAVENPORT,
a.srsesive ssd s..-nsiv. =. Il s.H a.. w.
pr, :ss.a sSr .s,s Y ,as a., = io..
Lots rapidly aAvaneans u vaaue;
House,, " IL ssotss u Dusinrss. senassd.sl
Algh rats:
Sssrs'. Needs. A,as. Pr,v.ss a.sAAsass.. M,
Every Oas-tslU ~ 0Da1 Eetats
to eess ~ View q easl.sAs y ssassl Of Asnss,
busiseo
ne suA,e,asa Is .. sss.srs,,As II ssrs,.. = u
Progeny.
10 seAsr property yin - psessa'e NJ sAas s.looa
eo 70 The psrtiss sbovs 1aned, I'D ~ sls bsaAs
Sos = s1eaas y lsssisy ~ 1ecass's Gsl.
::::lss.s S'sa''' ''''' -. y ':si's '-'' =
Oro,en MIL Nth ~ = hssss. AaA asv -
eas - u y ss6sr. ~ b ssa. - laaAss dtaAssea
ss:s lses Y : 49, gsea!ae sslss' saeAAss q
1.esaas MIL sis1. S~vssa ~ alsys asA bav,
1asse0v ~. - DsssAesst - ~ y -. ssse'
~
SUfuk1 I0F0 - vasieua saan = nnat nav !
~ -, j. -: - :: SsGss..-:ss ssas.:
Sllog ssoe1 ~ >WDlaro. ssse.s u ase
laleae 80 essss6 Gsssss ~ Sssss ssssaA sssss
""' w.
| osC SsPss 49, - $3.50 ssses
| OV
|
49,, 1sess ~ N. ~. ~ ~ 49, - . .
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11
NOTICE.

~ hold n % sh- osst 00edsy 81 Apsn ext, NJ the
usual plae~s d holiinS sech Gl-es on IN ,och aud
every prsiuet In seo,f county u vhch tune w
viii b vote tsk-n By The votsrs 4 nasd q unity for
~. following ontcsss, - Wit: One eup~vints nd-nt
Of Public Instrwfoo. for ~ osse~ ~ lovs ons H.
gster Of the Land OM.~; one @ sau,,'sioner Of the
DesMoines Rapids Improvement; one JudSe Of the
rcu-t-enih Judics! District ssttpG Of The e0un
Ties Of Scot, Jarkson and Cinioi 49, soos Tor
the rsview Of Seott county, 0tste Of Iowa.
Th-re will 81 III sah election alaO vote - tok-n
the I.h ener Question. T6o IN favor vii v0te .
ba,ld "1or License" ard the opposed i" Against
uc-nse
In testimony hereof, l hav. set my hand this eth
Day Of March, 1857. ". l. COOK,
nArch5 dAw1w County Judge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-11
GOLD PENS,
QUILL PENS! STEEL PENS F!

Copper Pesss.
IA. r." y "'sA''.' 0s" a. d.''v&
No n B,.d, =. re., n. po.. om,.
large ...ur.nen. d COL D PINS q ~.rr.a,sa A.
ave- Hc,a .rA rh,., -. $500. - ~,n;n
holders entirely new. do The nav s,.,e,e Of
cor ,,.c .rn r. nho r1n rENA
70. .ai.s :. nv. N" .a And asa, =. n., No.
also The ususi verify Of s,si p ns sdns 6lo,ss
NJ ~; -. and ssl Als.,. - =: also oul!l Pen.
III. -. III p
Inc Iosod BOOK Rooms,
auo,a,h,f nAnAua
~, u..,, ST.,
y Won v,., .s.,.,.., 49,.
nyou van. .he --latest news
y y y0a ..a! .es ,e.ss: 1sws
II you wat ...,,. and call 's'i.'''' news
sutesne csn
b ure .ad ea.i
At the
.CaHv D>>k Os>.>
1WIoeSASy OOOA OsOtO
ANn N,.s uo nrnn y,
u ~ " ~ = w = " {. - j
Vhe.e - b. fond a. III iines he rratsst ya,i.
sy Naseeinss sod u. va, be sost u ths N,e.,s.
sipp, k.sr ne l.vps Ar r,esiv,d resuisriy -
..r sals si:.r so.nsrr
/ 4AoA0Gtt
Harpe,.
oSAV. 0rAkAn.
Putnam Pe'sf..., Ksi.S- rIecssr.
N.ekwe'd, Houssh.ld y "a. naI,c~. 4 fi,a,.
GATED States, Mrs.. St~vras 81 iorrns.
wssssy 1o&sAly Garrett. q " ~. Nveo1ss,
Mica Eao,
YsAkes Usueos, lArsoeeoo1ool sssnAl
hunts 1efseants 1ess koodeA ouasiesly Ssssv ..
0anA00res ,. J. Guide. 1dinherBA
ASeaseee's T. =. 0us1e. NeftA DsishA"
wrv yo.R ~ Vrrrffe ~ wv"
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VXy8WpAo, h ~ bese s1eeDfssessjy shsvs =
w - thss tksss y greet laaoss - y ogoseAs.eel
q TIE DssDoss Nne 6eo ssbSd . -. " ~ ~ o.
T1sS111aa ~ s1olse e lsss In .siA Guy -
hpSsoy es00asAn1 tsstAweA = eenaossss = . susv-
tANs 1lsins. a. Il q 0sssnsl ~ Dalts sIS 70
euirs6 - - oerssas ass h~ss1g estA statd . tul
yvery - krp1 suaatng - I1roo u sol1 saly fr.n
Clvs0 vs1Ss = iasl - ssal, Ms ID dAy u
uSsxA, So19. &C. D 019UDoLL.
O. Asves = ~ CtV n oossnDssS.
PRE1DED ulI.
QO0 " y ~ o. ~.
r l1Aa& 4e1pA ssea1es e1eslo = sysesl1 M
~ ( =: ~ ssssn
,s.,sas.., IN ssaals sEaes..
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~ STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IOWA. MARCH H. 1867



CIRCULATING L11sRA
And New D~pot, opposite the leIIsiis "oa -.
York. Chicago. end Cincsnnstl D:sli.. rse..sso e'
ryday. 3 y. sIAsS. A
Select Echeel.
NNIssBs sRvKRvKc. DExsETI vii GO @eo
Ivx the SpsisG Terra Of their sen"s, on
N sr~h 18TH In th. loom formerly socupied, 10 toe
"a s,>,h .,,,xt. mchi1 d9t
IDlssOlssttOss.
eUNHE arrn % Sound n. v s'u = Co. OF puoleu
i IL this day dis~ lvei By nutuAi c''se.', nasal,
scar. H. k.t,, II Dsv IMPORT. having sId ,h.s IN
tsre.t 10 r 7. W-mets, and he nusin - VIZ ..h-
unuef un ,er the name OF - nders, Wemost = Co.
- SAUNDERS, wEAOrr Co.
mchtlAiv MAIvmT, SEAMS DE.kkrT
CORD WOOD.
sl,HE subsc iosss keep cJn,t,nty on hand . eood
i q islity Of Cord VOID. which i"'y - - J.
qu.nti,ie, " suit par hasr's, ~ 'he "wss' AIN
PRICES IrrIcE-New fvk hot'i,
H,fri,on - below eecehd.
mch22d2v HOkNUNGA MkRG8krhALkR
Farm for Sale.
CONTAINING Io3 acre. a. under fence, ~ acre
u IN altisati ia ~ milss urth-rah from y ssTs
Iro~s l. Prettyuan's Mill. mi" a'rih I1m bss
DAvenI4. I, o. the Eddy u, al vii be sold low, q"
rms easy. TLore wishing 10 inss's IN property hes
the city viii md the . -slrsb.- oppottuLity.
psv~,.p,r,. or JAMES PATTERSON.
m htlN6t On IN iIenites.
Itass tie and temk al copy foi - " Zach " -.
AMI Sud bii,s 10 thu, uI1or.
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Wing Uoc8 ~ 81.
srticuc,srs inquire - c.v>,, = -
W ~, OF psN I
uai0ll
Fer Sale o. LDoso.
elis.h,e nvn1l.- r.1.f
~, -, ",'sn Third kipley aad 0iosSss: ss,.".
,,rn., . OF leased on ressonabls Or: - ~.
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An1D MAY,
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VETERINARY SURGEON,

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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-14

minor or cause il to be done upcn the re.
suit OF any game, every such person shall OF
conviction thereof be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor and fined in any sum not les.
than nifty dollars nor more than two hun.
dred dollars, or be imprisoned in the county
Jail not less than three months nor more
than one year.
SECTION 5. All offences against this
act shall be prosecuted before a justice Of
the peace or mayor or by indictment, and il
shall be the duties of all judges of the court
OF common pleas to give this act in charge
to the grand juries of their respective coun.
ties.
SECTION G. All fines assessed under
this act shall be paid into the county treas.
ury for the benefit Of common schools.
SECTION Z. That the first and second
section Of an act entitled " an act more
effectually to prevent gambling, pass.
ed January l7th, 1916, and section seventh
Of the act entitled an act for the pre-
vention of gambling" passed March 18th
1881, be and the same are hereby repealed
Provided that this act shall not affect any
offences committed or prosecutions pend,
ing before the passage Of this act.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
April IT, 1857.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-14
Tho mOrmnnS.

From some statements recently
made by Judge Drummond, we take
the following:
BRIGHAM YOUNG INDICTED FoE
CoUNTERFEITING- DOUGLAS KNuwL-
EDGE OF THE FACT.--Judge Purple, o!
this State, informed Judge Drum.
mond that at the time Fillmore ap-
pointed Brigham Young Governor Of
Utah, two indictments were pending
against him in the United States Dis.
trict Court for this State for making
and passing counterfeit money.
The DESIGN OF THE MoRMoNs RI.
GARDING THE INDIANs.--lt is the de-
sign of the Mormon leaders 10 gain
over to their side the chiefs Of the va
riOus tribes OF lndians--havc them
baptized into the Church, and SO pos
sessed of the malignity Of Mormonism
toward the United States, as to make
them hostile to all Americans, and in
time be able to use them to accom-
plish their own ends.
SEARCHING THE MAHs.--The mails
of the United States have been habit
ually broken open, and nothing could
90 or come into the Territory safely
unless by private carriers.
WIFE WmpPING.--Whipping wo'
men is of common occurrence. Gov
ernor Young's hired man whipped one
of his (Young's) wives in his presence
till the blood tickled down her back
and that whle the W0naR 1CaS W'th-
in one month Of her confnement.-
The crime was disobedience to the
Ia VS. OF the Church.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-05-14
More DisfTanchisement by the
Black Republicans.

The late Republican u Legislature
of New York has passed a law which
takes away from the people of New
York city the right to elect their own
municipal officers, and %confers the
power to appoint them upon the Gov.
ernor ofthe State. This act has crea.
ted great excitement and indignation
in the district to which it applies, and
has been pronounced unconstitution.
al by the best lawyers in the State
1t is also condemned by the press,
without regard to party. The coun-
ties of New York, Kings and West.
chester, to which alone this act ap-
plies, gave strong democratic major
ties for Buchanan, while the balance
OF the State was overwhelmingly for.
Fremont, and this fact explains the
motive Of the Legislature in the en-
actment of the law. A more diSrep-
utable and malicious act has seldom
occurred in the history of American
politics.