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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
Dubuque Journals,

The Journals Of Dubuque are vying
with each other to Gee which can saw
the hanhcat things Of its contemporary
Tho two Democratic journals, the
North West and Express d. Herald,
ase fighting like 20 many kilkenny cats.
We have no personal interest in the
squabble. We care not which succeeds
in throwing the greatest amount OF
smut but We do feel that they have no
night to leave the interests of the dem
ocsatic party to suffer, while they are
gouging out each Others eyea 1t is
dtagraceful, Injuries the party, and
perils the success of our ticket. If
personal rivalry among political aspi
rants i the cause, and these organs
allow themselves to be made the tools
Of the men, we pity them, and regret
that they have not independence
enough to rise above personal considc
nations, and stand - champions of a
great cause, instead Of fuglcmen for a
1ew politicians. A newspaper can never
peosper, that i under the thumb Of
any clique or faction. 1t must be free
- strike for the right and assail the
wseee, without being trammelled by
~ psety political intrigues Of a few
psl16eal plsesnea. Let our two co
onncpsa6tU atep Aghting each other
~ - = a1h.lsx - ssssy.
l I1ll -. ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
FOR GOVERNOR.
Ben. NJ. SaBunlle0s.
tOR IiElT GOVERNOR
George l.illaspy.



The Black Republican journals of
lows, are lighting images Of their own
creating. They pirate about slavery,
. pro-slsvery party, free State men,
and other silly twaddle, precisely as
though the Democratic party in Iowa,
had either the will or the power to
to establish Slavery in State. They
spew out column after column ofnon-
sense about slavery, when the silly
creatures ought to know that the pco-
pie don't believe one word of all their
insane declarations. They attempt to
make their own followers believe taat
the success Of the Democratic party
which they call pro-slavcry party
will surely establish slavery in Iowa.
They also urge that a Democratic
triumph in Iowa will prove fatal to the
FREQ State cause Of Kansas! What
idiots. They know that Iowa is, WAS
and always will be non-slavcholding
State. They know that Iowa has no
power to interfere with Slavery in
Kansas or in any other Slave State
They know that the question of slavery
is . local one, over which the people
where il exists have supreme and cx-
elusive control, and that any interfe
renee thereof. by another state OF the
people Of another state would be
unconstitutional, impolitic, and what
we in Iowa would not submit to in our
own case. They know that they hare
swindled the people of the North into
questionable acts of interference,
through the anti Nebraska excitement
temporarily created. They desire to
keep up the swindle. But the people
have discovered the cheat, and refuse
again to DO duped. Our state election
can only be conducted on State issues.
This Republicans dare not meet. They
skulk all that affects home affairs, and
like . busy body, desire to be meddling
with affairs in other States, where they
have no right to interfere. They avoid
the questions at issue and point to
Kansas as their "blarncy stone" Ask
them about any measure Of state poll
cy aud they below out bleeding
Kansas" They are killing their party
with that medicine. The Gazette says
zone great issue of this canvass is
whether the voice Of Iowa shall be
given fer freedom Or slavery" What
slaverys Is it prepared to establish
slavery in Iowa. What party wants
it None. Why then shall the
"voice Of Iowa" be given on such an
issue. Who can it benefit Kansas
Iowa cannot change or affect the des-
tiny Of Kansas. No party in Iowa pro-
poses to do so. Why then such
barren issue. Simply this. Republi
canism is At dead stand still. Its
capital is gone when the niger qucs-
ton 10 allowed to rest. 1t can't survive
two months after dropping the slavery
agitation. Bah Such hypocrites
deserve the scoru 9. those they seek TO
dupe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

N osDsseses Il oasst ossrty vii mss, IA Con
Vsoe1so, = - Cowt ussse N Dsvsnport. on MON
DAT ~ sass asy q 1DPTEnBER nsrs. si . o siois
,. = uaaissss persSns to ssupDorted 80 ''ha'-
sessSss ~ asas Legislature.
1A1io oss delegate to each t0wn'hip' am CIV
sAlDlasoai Cor ever twenty vSsss and fset'" over
sess q u sss e,sc,isa taking the Se'e io' sher
- erAer o. tho County Central C,m'niie',
AcsrIk CORBiN.
...siAss Chairman.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

DISTRESSED PAKrY.-The trouble Of the
Black Republican party at the prospect Of
being deprived of their Kansas issue. saws
the dflas and Argus of N. T., is very like
that Of Mira Cunningham at the loss of her
spurious bantling. Bring me back nv
6aby-ny poor, dear. bahy-my murdered
Doetors legal baby was the cry Of the haQ
u Bond stfset, q she was caught in the
~ X - nv. : BringAs baek my Kan
SSn 1D1oGHfn1 hleoi1hA 4ano1o - ~
l1IsE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

JAMES II ID0GAnE.
nnA AA1enaf - RaRDee,l1

ADOUOO0 0OC1OO - OO0S VO0W9
lnIYERs ~ - - ssAssias valuable ,aaAs, b
u Scots Oouaty ssd vicinity 81 Davenport:
- ocres Of land, - mile from DuroD stseioo, q
~ = n MIR Soyeegs 9 - Tor ~ fsln.
- 49, = q. 17aA & aoWn1Aip ~,
nanae Rsst, ~ seses ttmbsr. Yssm undsr cu,ti.
aeocsoe q lad n sece1se u, 0no nile ftu0 ~
oosposo13eo line, The mast eooutiSal Dgop9Q nsas
- - 6 - ely = - $3.50 ssac3,
itss.nsa ~ pus4sas ~ sslGaAls - issss
e ono1nogy. .a.tssws 49, /
"a 80 = - IN - - 49, hessss-
$1,000 Snsl - - NmAsesah0 sAnvb
,3A - loa1a lllle - =
n Illlinb -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
OUR JOB OFFICE

1Aaos having priusing wort Of sny description 10
q 60 ~ nnd tn Job O0oe OF The eTATE ps
seocnxs saes % tura II cut - neatly, and At
0scas ustaes. . eay In she dty. Our Of
1ppA - evay stAef fequits. ere sHeh ~ ~ leave
nGnn9 . - desired 20 ssssIs - 10 fvSna well
snsmAs1 bosA vess, sireussrs. pestsrs. ard ether
-, . - - sssnssd. Ne invite aay having
aaslD - ave sss s1es tr,aa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

1[16. N

....AA&. NJ II
"A IL. =. ~ s:.!s|. e. a :: -. :
Augustus usvilanA, IA, Vho eccupeO pass q
- Z, 49,. - w. - = ~ - =
nay favor him viii tAslr paaspaass y ~ lard
agency busless. Ef#Sf III ri
lWSsid rmash In soar,o1ldo, t1nsI hAse valnaAAo
laads Of ssy scn IN Davenport end vicinity 1sr sa,s
aod that nay be foSnd In ny once curing business
hours. &c. DAU0,
may39dtf LsCiniro low.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

w. 4. ChlLDS 4 CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Firs and wstg Proof
CEMENT ROOFk.v'G =!
VNIE, the undersigned, are prsparrd to contract
w and put ON at the shortest notice, our
Elastic Fire d. Water Proof Cement Roofing
1t being the only article yet invelted that will
ccssfuy the action OF the atmosphere every
climate. It 10 perfectly fire and waterproof, and 10
point of durability believe it Is equal il not supe
ror, to any metAlic roofing We can put it on over
old tin. tar, iron, Or single roofs. II making dir
ference how fiat o. steep the roof may be. This
room iswaryanted TO prove above represented.
We will put It on for IS 90 per squsre, Go feet
squAre We will apply upon tin and iron roofs for
81 90 per square, being, account Of Its durability,
the cheapest paint that can be used.
We invite all who are building, and those who With
their roofs repaired to call at ONCE opposite the
IeClaire House, Davenport, Iowa, and examine san.
pies and satisfy themselves In regard TO the durabil
ity and prsctieAbiIity of this roofing.
N B-we are prepared to fill orders for our Ce.
m.nt 70 those residing a. distance, with printed dr.
sectiors for iss use.
CIiy and cssnsy RigAss for Iosea ssd Aissssesa
" J.BvAN BERGEN 4 BIO.
O. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI
Mr. Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Fiji b.
Mr. samuel Ogden, No "a Fourth street.
b0keH ana Won rum, NO % f0Ott0 street.
Mr. Ceorge Carlisle President Of the Lafayette Rank
DR. John Law. Asae Of Royal Ins. Co.. Lssdoa
and Liverpool.
essrs John 1hilto 4 Co., Dry Goods dealers, Oh
street.
itchell and Rsmmelsbsrs, Furniture Mans On
dealers, eth STREET.
iles Greenwood, ESQ.
-.r Il Hinkle.
DAvEroEs
Geo Davenport,
DR. James Hall.
Goats Hstcaia, 1ui)dsss,
RWW Wheeler, Architect,
DPeck. cry 0lssk,
G2on RAs6en
G D CLINE, Painter,
NJ Paterson, Locust street,
Jsmns. Dunelly = Lea, Davenport. Iron Wes1s
hi Adams.
Hakes Z Rigs, Jewellers,
ROCK IaIAND.
PL n chell, Danke
Lew NJ" Z 1esr, ros..as.r.
g 8 Hubbard, Aetna lnsufanses
g 3 Hooker,
Ira Foots, Builder.
q srs, Wood o., Dedstsod Manufacturing Go, 0o-
J Rssnor, Clinton, Iowa.
Henry Wisnsr, Wholesale Crockesy 6ealess lsUa
us.ssit, 4&k tiA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
IL ARE CHANCE.

IN BUILDING lots In the city Of Davenport, 10.
w vorsblc located, will be sold BY the under
signed on credit Of from one TO i've years, " any
person Who Uiil build this season.
COOK q SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

Lands n Muscalino County,
COUTH half Of section II, 7. 16 =. n, - acres
- This tract only ? miles W. % WalcsAt, the
irst station on the Tsilroad, West 81 Davenport.
variety Of 20 end % acre trscts, scne near Ae
railroad. For sole ~
COOK L SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
Fer Sale Or Lease.

EHOUR LOTS situated on ~ and Scott strsst, for
T. particulars ENQUIRE u OoAB,H Dow, or
lsus isdlst JAnnD 0AY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

FOR S,AZE.
Da0gssable C1eN Property.
Lot 8, Dock -, corner Iowa aod md streets. lot
6sxl6O feet vita three good frame for
over >l0e0 Apply y
DIAL N0YR8,
July5dtf cor I'd and Brady.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
Oplendll;Lots q To DlaR.

Lots . and In beck 70, eomoandipg nns visw
Of the Miestssppi river, Rock lsland Fort Arsesssg
Railroad b. idee, &c.
1oS terms -. a1ply =
Jul, 9tdif COOH J 6Ak0kNT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

". y Of .. y. 0ec. -, 2. n. R.1w. %
n. lSofN. =. i I'D .. ". II n. !. 4 Sse. .,
:. =. 4. w., no a0es.
,. Not n. =. -. 3, I. ~, r. ". 80 scr0.
Nj Of .. ". x and n. ". \ Of .. 3. - &c.
~. T. -. =. w., 90 acres.
NORTH East - Sec. g, r. 90, ,. w., 10 ssrs.
=. \ Of ~ ". IL and z. \ Of 3. ". - Bee. %.
r 80, \. w., 10 scres.
Also smaller tracts, selected with care, 81 for
nle on very reasonable teSDs ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
d u { Lots.

Ok ACRES Of choice land, one half mile from oIsy
10 limits, for sale at very low rates for cash.
COOK 8ARGENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

Also various 20 and 50 acre tracts In Scott county
we'll situated. Apply TO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

eO1 1oeOeD DrDkef,
TsORNBR q nssdv ssd Second streets, up Stair
~ sntrancs N Bfsdy sssrt
R1AL ESTATE SOUGHT AND o)l.D asd Nooey
Loaned ~ Co0miosioa.
fAx1S pail end co,lections made lpe parties In Ill
sscstons Of tAe csuAtry.
LAND WARRANTS located and Oh business per-
tainins u . Land Agency faithfully transacted.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

Large quantities OF nnimpSoycd lands In Affair,
Calhoun Cedar, Frsnklin, 0rveos. 0rundy, 0uthrir
Hardin, Henry, Jasper Johnson, Ksokuk, Eossuth,
Linn, Madison. totswottomie aud 1ana Counties--
and in Rock Island county and southern Illinois.
Apply 70 J. DIAL D @. y. Mayors.
Real Estate Agents,
Julv16dH NV corner Brady and d sts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
FOR SALE,

y1NwENTr-OHE large sized lots In East Davenport
l. all IN central and convenient locations viii be
old cheap II applied for soon Enquire Il
TAI.LAAN POWERS yoiRAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

KuLxD.--We are Informed that farmer
whose name We could not learn. residing in
Woedtord Co. was accidentally killcd with
n reaper on Tuesday while engaged in his
harse fold The accident was caused by
the running az the lore. The man wa
terribly mangled and cut into pieccs-por-
tons Of the body being scattered about the
field III variou. directions. Our informant
WAS unable to give us any further particu
lars -Fr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

Y>wkNrY-THREE eligible Building Lots, situate,
i Oh Harrison, fhird Ripley and Biondescs sr~r,.
vil oe sold Q. leased on reasonable ,orms: ,or par
uculsrs enquire Of Comm 4 bow, or
(susdtf) AnRenAy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

Lands i'm Cedar County.
sssss halt Sec 8 & rn.n,.w. - .es...
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

splen III hay Horse, 9y.ars cid IS D. hsnds high
Can shoS minutes ia harness. Was sired by the
trotting bore W ssl ugton, dam By AtdAiIhh. This
horse is too vel. know here t. need any resofnun-
dAii1n from US. Ills set in this county vii show
for self W" will reii him good terms exchange
for Real Etta'n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
.FORSALEORLEASE.
E,bs. NNIe.

k'h acres OF ground 10 reds east IL BRADY stree,
= On >oufh'rn ivenn---a besutifuj sttuatiou 4.
| Eiuencr, or VIII lot in town lcis TO advaI,a age
;nmr,,, o' a > AOkSK. OF
'"H GRO. l.. NICHOLAS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16
T. ID K - II II r!
4 Spl'did Lease, IL Years Duration,
9th ape linn
a Il ace Track!

A IL fnred with an cigh, f',t high fence, known
- "a y En- - Il L Il Il A C k.!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-20

KANAAs-FREE STATE LEaIsLATURE.--A
special dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune, dated
Topeka X. T., Friday, June r. says =
''The free State Legislature is now in SEES.
sion, and busy at work. Last night Gov.
Robinson sent i'll his message. He recon-
mends immediate and thorough organization
of the State government, and codifcation Of
the laws; examines the inaugural of Gov
ernor Walker: contends that the Topeka con-
stitution is the only clear expression of the
popular will Of Kanzas thinks it incompe-
tent for the neighboring States longer to exer-
else sovereignty in Kanzas, and declares it
impossible for free State men to vote at the
bogus election. He concludes by saying he
will maintain the position of resistance to
1t created sensation. and is said to be an
able document. The legislature are proceed.
ing to perfect county and township organiza-
tions. Governor Walker and his suite are
disconnected. No attempt has been made to
break up the legislature, and would not sue
coed, if made.
Topeka, June l3.-The legislature convened
yesterday, but adjourned until this morning
to leave room for the action of the convention.
The convention passed strong resolutions
instructing the'legislature to complete the or
ganization, and have it ready for the necessity
of the people.
Governor Walker and suite are here. He
has spoken twice, and is trying to defeat the
action of the people.
The pro-slavery men made step toward
having the legislature broken up, but the ex-
ecutive authorities have not sanctioned it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-20

SINGULAR OccURRENoE.-In Upton, Frank
lin county, Pa, recently, as young lad about
twelve years of age, named Reinhart, was
passing along bank Of a creek, his attention
was attracted to boy still smaller than him.
self, who was preparing bats for his hook and
line, as he was fishing All at once the bow
manifested great alarm, and fell into the creek.
Young Remnant procured pole and thrust it
INTO the wafer, where the boy had fallen: the
latter seized it and was drawn to the shore.
Remnant then perceived the caese of the lit-
tie fellows alarm, which was that a large
black snake. about four and a half feet in
length, had twisted itself tight round the bows
body. Reinhart Immediately attacked the rep.
tile with knife, but SO tightly did it cling to
its intended victim, that he had to insert The
blade datwise between the boys body and the
snake, and then by vigorous cut severed il
IN two; In doing this, he was bitten in the
much harmed. The snake had cuiled Itself
nearly twice around the boy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-20

The Pittsburg Union of the 23d ult
gives particulars Of an internal machine case
in Lawrence County, Pa. Two small boxes
were left in the counting room of Mr.. Falls.
a wholesale grocer in New Castle. They
were there some time, and finally Mr.. Falls
suggested that they should be opened but
friend who was present suggested that there
might be danger in so doing. 1t was finally
agreed to put one of the boxes to the test
Accordingly, SPIT was selected, the box sur
rounded by fuel, and match applied. ain a
few moments terrible explosion took place.
sufficiently powerful to have either killed or
MANNED whole family, had they been con-
gregated around it. The cause of the act, as
well as the perpetrators of it, remain undis.
covered.
Esther Smith Of Langdon, VT, laid on
the table of the Bellows Falls Argus an egg
eight and throe.q quarters inches one way, and
five inches the other way, and weighing three
and three-quarters ounces.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-20

PATBNTs.-The following patents were issued
from the United States Patent Office for the week
ending June 9, 1851:
Daniel Harris of Boston-tor improvement in
sewing machines.
Il. T. Miller Of Chelsea-for improved machine
for telling trees by hand.
Porter A. Gladwin OF Boston, assignor to him
sell and Thomas Ford Caldieott of same place
for improved tongueing and growing hand plane.
Jedediah Morse of Canton, assgnor to the S.
7. Ruggles Power Press Manufacturing Co. of
Boston = for improvement in power printing
presses.
B. F. Sturtevant Of Boston, assignor to himself
and Elmer Townsend Of same place-for improve
ment in machines for pegging boots and shoes.
DeSign.-Thos. Ball Of Boston--for design for
busts OF Napoleon Bonaparte.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-20

The FIDELITY OF SLAvE.-In the cars be-
tween Baltimore and Cincinnati last week. a
Southern gentlemen declared his imam" or
negro servant, who accompanied him, to be
entirely wrapped up in his masters interest
that he was invited to run away he would
shoot the derned abolitioner" as quick as
would the master himself. Judge of The sur
prise of interested parties, when the negro
g came up missing" at certain town in
Ohio. His owner did not discover his loss till
he arrived in Cincinnati, when he found that
his property had not only taken itself away,
but had taken with it yalise Of its master S
valuable clothes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-20
MIR. Banks Accepts, but NOT ON the
Sprfmgfie cid Platform

Mr.. Banks Accepts, but NOT on the
Springfield Platform.
BosToN, June l9-Hon. n. P. Banks, in a
letter to George W. Messenger, President Of the
American Convention, accepts the nomination
for Governor, and says Sc 1 have opposed with
earnestness the policy of the slavery propaganda
lists, and have endeavored, as far as laid in my
power, to defeat their pernicious measures, which
were calculated, in my judgment to substitute for
the federation of negro bondage in the States
where it now exists, Its universal and absolute
dominion, thus obstructing the success of every
industrial interest and sending the government
itselftu course of measures which could NOT fail
to cripple the prosperity and impair the dignity
of free labor"
Upon the subject of foreign influence, he says :
His record is open and convictions unchanged,
and is now ready, as heretofore, to concur with
the people Of Massachusetts, in every just meas
ure that shall tend to diminish this unnatural in
fuenee, and to restore to the American people
the full share of power and direction which was
designed for them by the trainers of this Govern
ment." After abiding to the necessity OF re-
tenchment and reform in State affairs, and urg-
ing unity of action on the part of those who do
not materially differ in political sentiments, he
closes as follows eff in the coming canvass it
shall appear that my name fails to draw together
those who, separated by no great principle, should
be united, it shall be promptly withdrawn, and
will cheerfuly fall into the ranks OF the support
els of any man who can rally to another triumph
the column of men that sustained the gallant
Fremont in the great canvass of last year"
Mr.. Eliphalet Trask of Springfield, also ac-
cepts the nomination Of the same convention, for
Lieutenant Governor.
The Bee of tomorrow prints both letters.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-20

freedom o. speech seems to be exercised to the
fullest extent BY some of the leading pemoc,at;o
politicians, in relation to the former Qrea, lah..
Of the party. At the late meeting in New Yor,
tomake arrangements for the reception Of Wal.
ter, Elijah +. Purdy, an old Tammany sacbem
presiding, the principal speaker let on as follows
" Where now is Wilium L. Marcy9 A strar.
ger in bis old home, preparing, as the newsnaner
tell us, 70 go abroad TO inspect probably the nrac.
teal working OF that delectable blaek-coat.and
Questioning diplomacy, which is the o,,ly really
American line Of policy which he has inaupufa-
TED m our foreign affairs Where "a Caleb
Gushing Clarifying himself in maeniloouent
speecnes, as usual-biowing his own trumnet
sIl5sosEh tne land-parading his infamy before bis
.aS ' pie o"nsmen Of Newburyport-asdidH Hes
~ lynne the unhappy adulteress az Haw.
InVt ~ eAlei the Scarlet Letter on her breast
hoa~ poor FRANK Pierce. nobody knows and no.
oooy cares what has become Of hin, H. Sa 'a H.
appeared mysteriously-but netbe, ~ ns I as
nor sne Herald have thought i worth ,he;. Ike XXX
bouts" s'y Vi ms wherea.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-20

BIoGRAPHIoAL SKETCH OF GENERAL JOSEPH
WARREN.--By Bostonian. Boston Shep-
ard, Clark, & Brown.
This is the title Of pamphlet of eighty five pa.
ges, embracing the prominent events in the life
of General Warren, and his Boston orations of
l772 and l775, together with the celebrated eulo-
gy pronounced by Perez Morton, NJ M, on the
re-interment of the remains by the Masonic or
der, at Kings Chapel, in I776. 1t is an exceed
ingy interesting little book, and is for sale by z.
Baker & Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-20
LOCAL NEWS

The COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CiU Term
Judge Sanger presiding, commenced its June
session in this city on Tuesday last, and will
conclude its labors today, doing up its business in
the remarkably short space Of FIVE days. Thefrst
case tried was that of ]. II. Penniman VS.. Oliver
Wilson of Paxton-Stone& Very for plaintiff,
and Stoddard for defendant; verdict for plaintiff,
in the sum of $685.
The next case, Patrick Coffee VS.. Alexander
Burke, was an appeal from Justices Court, and
went for the plaintiff in the sum of S22.97, on a
claim of S43.O7-W. A Williams for plaintiff
and Stone & Very for defence.
The case of A. J. Gibson VS.. z. R. Gibbs, Stone
& Very for defendant went for plaintiff.
The cases of Alden Thayer VS. Jonathan Day,
(Stoddaid for plaintiff, and Chaplin and Davis for
defendant,) and Monaghan VS. J W. Denny, Oh.
A. Hi for plaintiff, and G. F. Very for defend
anti are given to the juries who will report this
morning, after which the Court viii adjourn