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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

\ JupicuL AM JcpIcou, llNr. Gen.
D. wa, more distinguished for gal.
lantry in the hcld than fJr the care be Law
ishcI upon personal cleanliness. Complain.
ing on a certain occasion 10 the late Chief
Justice Il Of the suffering be- endured
from rheumatism, that learned and humor-
Gus Judge undertook 70 prcscribc remedy.
" You must desire your servant" lie said
to the General, TO place every morning by
your bedside a tub thrco parts dlled with
warm water. You will then get INTO the
tub and having previously provided yourself
with a pound Of yellow soap, You must rub
your whole body with it, immersing your
SELF occasionally in tie water, and at the
cnI of a quarter Of an hour the process con-
cluIcs by vipins yourself dry with a towel,
and scrubbing your person with flesh
brush"
"Wby, said the General, after few
MINUTES reflection upon what be had just
heard, "this seems to me to be neither more
nor les, than washing yourself"
"welI, replied the Judge, ut IS ogsH
10 that chiociiOa."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

Ayk,u or Ruy ov rm ATLANTIC We
have been struck with that passage Of Lieu
tenant Mlury's Physical Geography Of
the S.a, in which be computes the effects
of a .iuel, iuch Of rain falling upon the A.
lantic Ocean. The Atlantic include an
area u 2j,oOO,oOO square miles. suppose
au inch Of rain {, hll rpon only one 9Th
Of this vast czuansr, " It would weigh
say, our author, " 3jO, ,UO, goo tons and
ths salt which, Us water, is held IN solution
in the scl, and which, when the water was
taken up us yaror, w. .eit behind to dis
turb equilibrium, weighed 1900, GOO mora
tons, W nearly twice az much a. all .hs
chin, in the world could carry at cargo
each. Il might rlll 10 day but occupy
villa, time it nigh; in falling, thi, rain Is
calculated 90 exert ~ m,ch fJrcC-Which !,
inconc1iyably ercat-in disturbing the elui-
librum Of the osan lfall the water dis
charged by the Mississippi River during tho
year were taken up IN one mighty measure,
aud cast into the ocean as an cGor;, IL would
no, make greater disturbance in the equi-
librium oi the sca than the fall Of rain sup
posed. AnI yc, 50 scntlcare the operations
Of nature, tha, movements - vas. are un-
perceived
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

SUBMISSION. The late Rey Ephrain Pea.
body, abou, twenty years ago, was attacked
with bleeding at the lungs, end was obliged
20 resign bis pastoral charge at Cincinnati
his only child was laid ia a NeN England
grave; hi. young wife had temporarily Lost
the use Of her eyes; biz homc was broken
up, Li. prospects were very dark. They 'oli
their furniture aud went to board in. coun-
try tavern in the town ol Dayton. One day,
a, he came in from a walk, his wife aid to
him,
- have been thinking oi our situation,
and h,,, determined - be submissive AMI
patient
Ah," said hc, q that &, good rcsolu-
ton let us see what We have u submit 70.
will make list Of our trials. First va
have homc-wc will submit 10 that. Sec
ond, we have the comforts Of lifc--we will
,uJmi, to that Thirdly, We have each 9TH
CT. Fourthly, we have a multitude OF
friends. fihhly, we have God to take care
Of US"
"Ah q" said shc, II pray stop, and
will say no more about Submission"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13
Bucharan's Eagle Pen.

Daring The late campaign, as Senator
Brown, Of Mississippi, was pr9claImIng tho
certainty OF Mr. Buchanan. election, an
eagle, flying over the crowd Of hcarcr-, drop
ped a feather at the oratJr's feet IL has
been forwarded tJ Mr. Buchanan. who will
write hi, inaugural with il. The Boston
Time, affirm, the truth of this story, and
ays be ha, seen the quill N Mr. Buchanan,
study at whcatlanl. Th' Baltimore Pat
riot .poils ibis "sprcai eagle % story, IS
llllows:
1, lisa great pity 10 poll 20 romantic
story, but as tai, is pr0>lic asc, and vo
have T., 10 with matter or fact ,p1Jpic, We
venture to give, on good authority, the foI-
loving version Of the manner in which this
particular eagles feather was actually pro-
currl, and the keen and sarcastic remark
10. proposed use elected rom Republican
senator
senator BrowS was visiting friend in
the ucishbarhood OF Washington. who has,
IN a cage. Gu, bald eagle. While this
lucul was exhibiting it 70 bis guest, the
imprisoned bird dropped from it. wrnsa
feather. which senator Brown picked up.
czclaiminr, be would scn.l it as present To
Mr. Buchanan. On bis return 10 Wash
inston, hc met Mr. Srward, and after rola-
ting thc incident, told hm he intended -
.snI this feather fr1m tn eagles wing 20
the President elect, tia, BE might arrrypri-
atcly make use u il in writing bis Inausu.
ral ailrc.s. " lIumph" q" responded sew
ard, quietly, in his Dry way, an casic-a
ws0i eagle SLAVE casl,!'
WHAT world Of meaning j. c9uchcl In
thcs, few but ,isnifclu. words, and how
completely an the romance concerning tho
eagles feather is spoiled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

Mss BRoSrE. An affecting anecdots Is
told Of Miss BrOnto, the author Of Jane
Eyre." When her celebrity had risen TO
amc, publishers werc ready to give her tho
largest sums for a novel, but she refused the
money, and could not be tempted to write.
When rcbukcd for her silence, she avcrred
that she had gone as far as her experience
could carry her, and that before she wrote
again she must have more life to draw upon
This was said IN the spirit Of truth and
genius. The sordid mind, with Its petty
readiness, its mechanic talent, could not''
have thought or spoken; it would have
elutehed the money aud grasPcd the Pen'
nat the cash in purse, and then, like tho
barrel orsanist, who had pOckcted his aims,
fall 20 work in grinding out It's machine
music.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

luKuyiant crops Of gmss, and her stables
multiplied and illcl with the choicest DO
nestle animals, as the Creator designed, aud
made her soil secure, then will her sous and
her daughters cling to homes ombowered in
shrublcry, and surrounded with the bcauii-
iul and when thc biting lros,s, the howl
ius winds, the driving storms, aEl drifting
SHOWS OF winter come, they will delight to
gather IN the " ycstmcnt warm" to read
and to think, ana enjoy social lirc, with the
fruit baskct loaded with blu.hins apple. on
,bc "chiuu,y pi,cr, instead of hicinE to
distan, cline, Co feed on "hos aud hominy,' -
and lc shaken out og their boot, with fever
and asuc.
pMus fuEErs, tc,,,,,,,..
tu,EtE, J. GimN,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

HAS AND Foes. For several years past
have spcu, few weeks Of the latter part
Of August on the Kcnne5cc river in Maine.
The lady with whom have stopped is a
highly accomplished aud intelligent house
vile. She supports !" hcnnery, " and from
her derived my information in this mat
ter. She told mo tha; for many years she
had bean IN the habit OF administering 10
her hens, with their common food, At the
rate Of a tc'sPoonlul Of cayenne pepper each
alternate day, to dozen Of her fowls. Last
season, when was with her, each morning
shc brought in from twelve to fourteen eggs,
having but sixteen hens in all. She again
aud again Experimental IN the matter, by
omitting to feed with the CAYENNE Tor two
or three days. Tho consequence invariably
was, that her prupuct Of eggs fell Oh to five
or six pcr day. The same effect Of using
the cayenne is produced in the winter rs
well as summer. Boston Transcript.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

shorten ,bc article. Its from ,ls New
Nurk Tribune.
Increase IN the Cost Of Food
Itm,y D.. CONSIDERED e., ou, of the mos,
,.ri5u, questions In the political economy Of
Oh, Uu,,-I STATE, tlat, notwithstanding the
infancy oC che nation compared with the
yrucr.tl, empires OF the ola continent, and
tte urvr,s. ana natural lriI,i,y of lts sril,
che price ol human Good, particularly thar
ui aun.l products, Las 'nsu gradually in-
.-r-,iu- ,or a long s'Ero, oC years. IN oth-
,r v.rI,, ,hy miner or gold, silver, caIIor,
iron. I-aI, ar coal, or thr worker On any
mlurl products, mg.' ..,sa larger guam
t.fyu. t.ra, nos i.sI nee, v,lry ,.IIly Of
u..t taa r,sT gave before, taxing thr
a,.ra-r ul auy Ir.,I. ot year, .,uce Am.ri-
.. E..su O.. I,a ey,lr.I nation.
Wuh t.e exception Of occasional spas
uuI,s aIvuc.z, 90 drIr,saus below TIE
lime. che upward tendency ui tbe price oI
i1l Producing animals in o., United states
d, ra., a., regular aud certain A. tae uciiU1i
plane r, any railway from tac ,-,hlari o
Doe interior, aaI misunderstanding al
rr.rhr,,r, talt th, ease og a., descent
Gown t... inclined plane, ir5m the farms
laI rru,s f-,I, OF '' ,hr hack country,
U1.,I bring l-nluce % chsaply, !.crly aui
rr4ulauay. .- Go ruin thg ~abgarI farm
,s,. o.. exact contrary ha, b.gu tae ca,st-
aai e,rry at bullock, sheep and hog, which
has ,ItI down ,his inclined plane 10 a mar
1r, during o., year 1856, bas bgrO Tgrma-
usuty more valuable than the cgrrer1ul-
.0s description oGau,u,ls vas before one u
these great national highway, vas con-
,uugt,I. Aul this iucrcl.c in value las
ua, produced ta1 ruin Tralho,icl bat, on
t.r contrary, q corresponding increase gi
tlsIr gvn products, as c.uIaTcl with tAuse
arriving from the interior, has resulted %
farmer. Iu tbs vicinity Of commercial ,,tir.
ls well a. those iu remote districts. Doubt
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Instance ANA '.' "''-''5..'. Down i'.'.
streams, within 'ae recollection OF lfr''Hs
'"."s an i'' 1"r-sr-, al tas country pro-
n-.e v-' a.-..l ia " y',ad ao'a'' o' 900
" A..'-..''.. o.. i''' q r'aS0''""' ''r-'
aa''..''.l..4 .'4' "''" '.-.' boarded Ug
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'at ''.m '.A'! % d """"'.' ','' '."S' anu
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

OmNru puuEr. The doctrine Of the
mctsmI-ychosis, which l,uratc, s1 much
ol the literature of the east with its mani.
fold inluencc--i,. ascctic aims and painful
pruaucrs reducing lll lie {, q ritual system
properly belongs TO the Indian race. That
luzurIlusnrss and iniolrncc aud cpicurln
rr0c.i,ity waich We 80 often associate with
the Orient and Persian. lIut martial
movement, bounding arteries, inicfitisahlc
activity, love Of p,rilous enterprise, thirst
ing rag, ar1 Arab. Tho first may be rep.
resulted by ,hs elephant, the second By tho
rlza,l,, the third by the lion. The Hindu
mus, i, vr5-cminently chauctcrilsdby p,H-
ur.leu, love OF meditation. llrr children
,r, everything reelected In revere. Tho
world 3, suspended iu maya, or illusion, and
they mildly think upon IL. The Arab muse
IS prominently characterized hy an aricut
a.,a'rHy, active passion, Freedom from NOR.
Did in'rIsrc,tycuus. llrr children love
outward things, d..Is, descriptions. Their
,t1rl,. are of thc hc.Ilons races across
Stharl. encounter, with the lion, or shifting
tbc lp,. The zap In thair ,'ec. scsms blood,
and the blood lu th.ir ,ains fire. Tho Per-
siln muse is urc.cmincu,ly characterized w
dcliclcy OF s,Hah5u. \ vital fancy, now
f. ID .. st. ,.,.ast. ,,,,,. ,....r ...rt.yitr.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

SrEySu,>r>r. The source from whence
,ht, poison, which ha. gained ,, world
wil, a celebrity recently, is obtained, i- 'hus
noticed iu picLcu' Household Worl,
"In Ccyluu and several districts Of India
grows a moIrrat. ,ii.l tree, with thick
SHINING Leaves, auI short, crooked stem.
In ,hs FRUIT season iti. readily racosnil.l
hy ip rich orluc..cllor,l berries, about as
large as golden pIpP,n'' tAc rud is hard
aul smooth, and covers white, ut pulp,
tlc G,gri'r fool 3I many kul, of binds,
within which ar, tls IA. round -,I., not
Au inch 10 diameter, a.h-rray ga color, and
covered with vsry minute silky hairs. Tie
Germans an,y they can discover a r,ssm-
blanc. iu them 10 gray eye, aud call thcm
crows eyes, but tlc liksues, Is pUrsly
imaginary. The tree is ,hc S,rycluu' nuN
yJuirt. and thc s,cl is tHn dcadlyl,i,'n
nat Tue latter wa, .,r,y used a' a mcIi-
cine hy Gee IlnIp,-, and i;, uatur, and
rnrT,.r, understood by Oriental doctors,
long before /, WAS known u foreign nations.
Dnc-aiilcrs aud flsh-sclle arc two Of it.
Arabic names. IL is stated that at present.
,ae natives " lliudl,tln Olten take j, for
many month. continuously, Ia much the
same way Us an opium-catcr eats opium.
They commence with taking the eighth Of
nut day, and gradually increasing their
allowances 10 an entire nut, which would b.
about twenty grains. II they "a, it directly
before or after food, no unpleasant effects
are produced but II they ncslce; tli' Pre-.
cAuuon sra,ms result"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13
Special Notice

Agricultural ESyhaugc. ani commuuica-
ti11, for cha, department, sLould D, direct
Il. Oxford Democrat. " South Paris Nc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13
Agricultural.
"srEIu ruE rLow.'
DARIUS FORBES. Editor.

AiIfhr arts aaI sctsurss pertaining t1 hir, arc
r rsrIy 1ksI together aaI ar, iatiuiatsy c'nu,ct-
q. a.th Agriculture. .-ADHrtuIs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

A native Of Africa who had visited Eng
land few years ago, when asked what the
ice was, said-"llim be water fast asleep"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

general quality has never raugcl higher in
this city, while the number. weekly report
ed will prove most abundant supply
Then what is the cause Of the continued and
gradual Advancement Of price and Is it
likely to be permanent or will the day
come when we shall return 70 the good
old times Of cheap roast bccf, and when
the ordinary fluctuations in trade shall cs-
,ablish corresponding prices with those We
have statCd9 These are important qucs-
tions, aud We know that many persons con,
.idr- the present prices OF meats cNorbiiani
and unreasonable, simply because they are
50 much higher than they have been accus-
toned 70, without even thinking they are ~
only as the work ct "spcculators, and
tha, as soon as that work ceases the price
will run down thc scale 70 the old standard.
In that they will be disappointed Meats
ia the United State. will never again be-
sold, as a general thing, a, the price. We
have quoted ia this article aud the reason
"'''" We ''.'' give = ono ""',n u, ns''
'''"' '' p''''''", ''''o"''' WI" ''I'",
O'."u', u Is 'A'sa u r'n ''a' fundamental,
''''-''' ,A''',"S '''A'''" o' ''"A"' anu
supply. The demand In any markot.towu
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!" sue" '''''''" - '"' -II'! - '''''' .1''!
10 '"''.''' ''v l''''' "''.''' ''''S'"s '',1 ..
''' ,'''.,''' ''''''''' 'o," ''Fp'! ""' -
''''"'''''S .'" '"l.'s ~, "','''.'' $50. ''.'.'
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r, Observation-Disclosures.
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ys,r. continued in nm. General r,-pl,rrr,.
rr,..i,n up tho .,,l.s II can only 4. No..
-,gn,.I r,r D., ,l., 6,.t that tL.r, In. l.,,p
D r,.gl,r ai,nipgti,p IN the .urrlv until
,l. r,,ur,I law Ia, iprr,,.,I ~, rri,,
anil the next question Of apv Importance 4.
whether ,b,, siminu,,,p i, rermsp,B, and
i,., vLv,,
~, =, o,, ,u,,r D., Il. .r,l...,,,Ih,,
t,..i.,,,,l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
init. ,r, ,,Iy , ,.,,,i,. IN. >, ,5e
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,r,lf.u,e, 4, r,,,,r,,.in- M. C,,,,I,rJ
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the ar,A between an the mouths. Il, is mob.
able that on, would have ou,liI the other.
and ,, enhanced the rrir, in money 70 ,bo.,
vi, dll consume H. Nov, tli, n, c,.,
with the reorlc Of the United S,,,s,s lla,
the family 0 come %, lar,, 5r ,bcnat,5n.l
ris.Iyn?
~ yl, down as an axiom that domes-
ii, animal, lecrsa,, as human b,in,, in.
crease. China B., vi,nc., Of thi, fact, and
81, i,ogr own country. though il la, not
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

1t will strike every one with force that
population has increased 80 much faster
than cattle. The bulloeks have increased
only two-thirds as fast as the people, and
the swine only half as fast. in all the eoun.
try, while in twelve Of the Oldest States the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-13

Now that the rrcssnt prices are not spas
m)iic, nor attributable to the ordinary
fluctuations Of trade, nor 10 the short crops
Of any year, nor 20 the increased lreisn de-
mand, nor 10 the diversion Of trade in cat.
tie IN any unusual direction, nor to an un-
usual short supply for this year, nor to an
increase Of circulating medium, We think
We shall bs able to show. According TO
the opinion Of good judges and men Of long
experience, the general avOrsge price Of
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

pEMoCg tie JUpDt.-fhe Kansas cor
respondent II tie Cincinnati 6dse'fs thu,
describes one OF the model Democratic Jn,lg
= Who are authorized b, buchanan To III
IN Judgment on the hives and Liberties of tl,
tree State people 81 Kansas
Judge Cato i man of dl~sipaicd habit.
hatafinu~ a q drnkard even here wLer.
drunkenness i - common.
II drinking party he was called upon
aud made sI..eh, ~ RESPONSE Ia The follow
liig toast 7 The niun must and shall bs
dissolved, pcaceahly II We ean--iorciblr il
We must IA which lac took the most ulira
grounds against the longer continuance d
the n!On 1T these >tatcs. lie was .leei
dedly IN favor It a Southern confcdcraey
and the "chlsalric South t. remain indie.
pendent II the North ae.
While the examination af witnesses Is
eans "n, the Jnlec will take hi- hat and
.as. : he nrom T. visit some ii the numer-
~ sai"''s IA town, fdr drink The prn-
'.'iinFs ae stopped, and after waiting a
While "i Ia. return 1t tile Court, and that
eishitaf, not e"i,,,ng back. the Attorn.,
General then, IN imitation 1T ~, Cour, :,
goes out t. drink. The Jury seeing ia.
Judge and Attorney g. oui IT, liquor. ON
elude among themselves t. ialiow snlt. and
GOSH the | :. Marshal i, left alone IN the
room with the prisoners aud witnesses.
II the judge gets too drunk To- return,
the Court is adjourned until the next morn
ing. Lccompt., In spit. IT his stupidity and
prejudice, has some decenc, IN that respe., /.
while Cato has none whatever.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31
HOUSE ON BRADY STREET


THE FOLLOWING LIST up VALUABLE
L Lands offered foT -sie ny III. usdsrsisnsd Oh
the .o-i favorable terms ,ae prices being moi.rA'.
nis fourth cash aud the balance IN of" two, three
I'd isai Years, with ten per eent Interest
" II NJ +. aud 4 \ ~ y W \ u -ec. Town
wRik
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

Some writer IT, the Desaocyai il pretendssg
Ia anticipate an entire change in the Re
publican party in this State, and its organi
xation under some new and extraordinary
piratical i!ar. The interesting writer en-
tinucs:
We have had our suspicious 81 q move
incnt of this Kind inr sometime, and when
the Go-eti, IL "Wednesday last pnbl',aad .
call for n Know Nothing Convention sol niil
and with much courtesy ana good
feeling. we became satisfied that something
/ wa up or alpmt coming mp IL will most
undoubtedly its another dark lantern ALTAR.
and it wouldn't a>toni>h ~ Ia see the old
haunts brilliantly illuminated again, a, st~'I
~ the g1s = - ~.
The Gu.,t'e Published thi, call nj the
earnest rcquc,, Of it, signer-. VIII" appealed
- thr courtesy IL the editors III the STATE,
without respect {" party. Ia do them the
favor of copy ing the notice, Not having the
fear that the reorganization II the Know
<othings would take man, votes out "f the
Republican party, We very chccriully ac-
luc>cc,l IN the request. The D'~or''i Wa
alraii tn publish the notice, even by an tx
,ttnr,iinary extension "f courtesy, bcca,i>,
il i. well aware that VI the Know Nuthincs
lbu.imai" State ticket, nineteenth 1T th"-'
wlo ,o," c,r il will come directly from tie
Democratic party. But what must strike
thr Daa.t"' n being very singular, TIL
nnite, ws- ,plied by II, from the BTeta9f'"
Grs,'., rahid Democratic paper, aud w.
eaN' IL the credit for the neiicc, a al the
time We ,luaieii II original with that paper.
W have since a.ccrtaincd II originally aP
!pirch IN the Democratic central organ, AZ
Iowa cit, G,',d Ioke. 4 II n"i, iii"u in"st
ll,,ipu, r,pns rntatire II D'n-cr'tic ,'r-
tuc
iut Niih nhsi beautiful grace such talA
about th, knm N"thing', AMI Republicans
ifeH.ns 1" Know Nothing, comes from the
democratic organ here" Why the Char
man ~ lie present Democratic state ten
,tal Committee, Geo w Met leart. ii
ialin on County, ran, "n the Know Moth
az State Ticket against Eillah sells ior Sec
t.tar, IT State, anil was during the canvas
proved Know Nothing IN good standing
iia- be- ever Withdrawn ir"n, the Know
Nothing, order Or j. there any necessity
ipr hi, So doing a. b.c,.he "A leading Demo
rat. aud even the Chairman Of the Dc,no-
ratio state Central Committee In our
s,.inion The organ here had better keep quiet
n possible on the subject Of Know Nothing
i.m. Ia the condition of the two parties
nl~. and with virtual disruption &c the
"ll Know Nothing party, and the union of
IL members with other parties, il i'll becomes
IN, one IT, ask whether tins or that mar,
now known n Democrat or Republican.
vas once Know Nothing ifLe is all right
&c, that j. enough for US to know, and II
has beer enough or late for any Democrat
to know But when u Democratic organ
pnblishc. such stuff M the extract above.
and that which immediately preceded it,
we feel nj liberty to remind it that there is
weak -po, in II own part, ON the subject
NJ Know Sothinr,.m, and that former prom.
,nent Know Nothing, may now bc found
occupying high seats IN the Democrat,
synagogue.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

INT NJ fioN AGAINST THE IorfsA Cot n
- RAILROAD Bosns.--Application for an
injunction against the issue III tile railroad
hands recently voted ia Louisa county was
Argued before Chief Justice Woodward IN
tms city, on Monla,, and the injunction
Wa granted. The counsel ior The injunction
Was Henr, OConnor, u this city. against
u Mr.. E,lnat,n, II Iowa City ard Mcssr-
>pragne and Wright, IL Natsllo. u,
agreement, the ease i, L. la IL argued Le.
tore iall bench 81 the supreme Court al
Iowa t'iis, on the 9TH pros. W. have bu,
li,tle doubt that Judge Mooi>.a,'> d.c,,,.l
will IT, !. affirmed. The injunction Affect.
rnly tic leans voted by i.on,-a county T.
the AR Line aud Iowa [ mon Railroads, ia,
,,n"unt If each being lIaso.iia,
Jo,tf.