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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-21

IL HAY well ie said hat journal " hich
like the Gtlsft,. publishes on the eve of mn
c.sctian living letter manufactured in Chi
ago, charging Missouri raid on Kansas,
when no such rail wa. ever attempted or
contemplated, which reiterates the Iie when
IT. ial..nr's has been exl.,-.d-whirh de
ends party Whose Eastern bodies nrgc,
Is Wilson 'li,l. their cunlclcratcs in the Ter
ritnry 70 wake haasa, Ners Stat. a. copi-
for lsJp---whicA depends ON the lerpeIu-
ati"n oi Tire kaii>as excitement ior the very
existence Of it, party--has motive enough
aud a sufficient lack oi principle e. ial,ify
Kansas ncws--or any other news, whenever
4 may serve It. purpose.-D,aoc.ot.
The Gasdi. Published an extract from
Litter written by the regular Kansas cores
p'''den' Of Chicago paper and every
tatemrnt Of tl4at extract was masle hr 9th.
- hansa, correspondents, and ha. been
proven hy the election trH.. Mi-smrians
III 90 over 10 Kansas 10 vote. and many of
lem ro''d This !. moss literally eads gi..
~ We support no party whose :. Eastern
'pde.> urge their eoaiederates in the
territory TO make kansas Slave state a.
'apstal for lsen.' II has been eli. whole
olicy OF the Republican, party, 80 far as
Kansas Is concerned, "a make IL a Free State.
nj nothing hut the firm stand taken hy the
Rerabl'can party, aud &c. activity and IN.
ending determination, prevented Kansas
ieota being made a Slave State b, the so
allied Democratic party The existence of
he Republican party co.4 -, depend upon
he perpctuation Of the Kansas excitement
a any degree. II depends upon the exist.
nee d strong Pro-slarery party in tile
Worth, called tic Democratic party; upon
The existence Of PARTS which ia it, truck
ING 10 the South 10 preserve Office and
lomer, Is labofing 20 extend the curse OF
slavery into Free Territory, and which is
sarring against the true interest. vi the
Worth and u free iaboroverywhcrc, In every
MANNER, On all occasions, and 70 tho utmost
4 its corrupt influences. When this rotten
rarty ceases to exist in tic North, or ceases
90 uphold its present Pro-Siavery policy,
then the Republican party, having achieved
its object, may cease 10 exist as q party.
although ia urinciple4 will never lie
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-21

special dispatch from Fort Wayne an
no"nces the election Of Mr.. Case, Repnhli-
ean, n member Of Congress from that
.iiAirict, by 400 majority lie is chosen 10
till the vacancy occssioncd b, the death Of
Hon Samuel Brcnton. Judge Niblack
Dem has bscn elected in the First Dis
triet to fill the vacancy caused by the death
u Hon. james Lockhart Thcrc was no
opposition. We know Judge Niblack per
sonaiiy, and he Is notable exception to the
leading Democrsts III Indiana, although he
has nsssr taken promincn, part in politics.
lie J.. nsithsr blackgaard nor profess
sicnal clnce-seeker, and in this he differ.
irom every other prominent Democrat in
Indiana.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-21

REMOVAL OF rHT Carr We learn
from reliable authority that the State OIL
ecs and archives 81 the government are 20
10 removed IN a few weeks from Iowa CITY
% Desmoines City, in accordance with the
provisions 81 the new Constitution and nj
tct u the last General Assembly. Tie
temporary capital building erected by the
citizens OF the latter place IS now in read
ness. Of course, the next Legislature will
bold IT, session at Desmoine-.
We had hoped that the removal would
have been deferred until next year ut the
shortest bcsmoines Is remote from the
'nost thickly settled portions Of the State,
and difficult II access While We believe il
to be the proper point for the permanent lo-
cation OF the capital, we think the removal
ior two or three years yet is premature, par
ticularly n there will be no railroad com
munication with that point for snme years
yet. We are sorry that the next Legisla-
ture at least, Is not tn meet NJ Iowa Cite
Uasca,ias jour.
The regrets 81 the Joaraai will BE- partic-
ipated in b, all It's eot"mporaries of this
part Pi the State, As we'll rs by the PEG.
pie who are at all interested in tue subject
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MrakAY a LAsxaN's FLORIDA wArra


MlRkAY a LASAAS's FLORIDA WArrR.
The limitations u TIL. fun9a. perfume de ~ fas,
ss thsy spring up. Pabii, opiaioa Graasies them
al their birth, while tile peerless. cosmetic and re.
freshns s,sns incr~asss IL faYQE daily aud 10 be.
coming What - has been for kftsss Year, In spsaseA
America, The most popular Of oil nors. essences
Sold By u. ]. faarnen = Co, whOissai, druggists,
~ Water street, New iark s4t b. ~. drussisss,
~ Soc rer bottle. oei3
IL rot ARg Sick yor MIST TAKE NEpI-
ctSE For a. external aud Internal pa.r uss d,
wtts Ialr Believer. walch {. stronger and require.
90. % e1ects cure than any Known remedy For
fsvsr and agls take only safr asa l.rnless rom.
sdy ~ tie world, REoi.'s Fever and Asns Cure =
For al bilious Complaints take the Anti Ba.iious
fiil- an auxiliary % the Cure These Rsmsd,~s
destroy ID. Disease. bai never tie patient
W II CHAPLIN
Wholesalc Asi frnyidfnee, a.
For Sale BY Druggists generaiiy ylidswSSa
WANTED IHNepiA1ELY-l0lOO0 men 20
Engage IN the sale u the most popular selling Boaks
" America insaid-, mechanic farmers and trach,
sr- wishing 10 travel viii hnd thl. ,ob. Yer, prof
table and pleasant basu..-. enabling ,horn 10 see
tie country. and make money NJ the sam. time
igsns sow ia The hu~ines. clearing fsls s.cc 10
loo per year Far FIJI particular. and a a., af
Books, address u NJ BUI.IsoS Queen Civ Pub.
.ishins House, al Main street Cincinnati Ohio. or
fhti.g Eat, u RuIIsoN, Philadelphia
angIt WY
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II appearstba ths Rop1blicaus have com-
pleteiy swept Ainnesots. They have elected
thsir Governor, Congressman, ANA major
ny of tbs Legislature. All hail to the
1spublicans Of Ainnesota. They have ne
baksd IL pso-slavsry party in the proper
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CEDAR COUNTY
&c 80 In Township % NRlM s-w nliss fssm
EEA. s.s,i. q - 70 W. 10 .sss
kssxw . :.sass :; \ : sfi q ..,..
= n section ~ NJ klM, ~ nerss
" section .. - \ NJ v, ~ asrss.
YEAR since Price, tis rsr scse
Ne ais IL Tgwsshipsl \ kAw
sw...,ss.aWs section =. y M. ". y serss
~ = section " leo
wSsE section >. %
NWA W = section AZ" 20
kmeraeins I'D acres Of variety uf vel timb<rsd
and well wat~r.d land. only nine m lee from Tiptur
ssS y r. ls.. GU f .r. ~. '.s
f. y; l. Township gsx,,w' .;,,.
fasi.. .ll.. sa,A p.r.... .A... ,..,r,. rr..,
'gEkNn ! section 8, sss " 80
SE SEA sss.issas, $50 %
81 n " j ssrt.en ~ .~a
80 acres well ~asersd and .imssred on Otisr
Greek one nail" from Junction Price, = per aess.
s BENTON COUNTY.
~ -. Very aas srsei of - aerss. an nges
sessA iIom vln,oa well ws,sssd and n 5as s:sS.
IOWA COUNTY
1000 A<rss very chcee
No EEL ~ sssss szssalsa, l.aa .. y pss sss.
CLINTON COUNTY.
d IL = s.: snoss.aa as.:s =: ss.;ssay ss'ss; e;
Aee In shres aad ave years
ocv.~.us,v co,.~rr~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-21

THIS FARM COMBINES MORE ADvAN-
u TA0uD - aey 0less - eecss Cesrsy q
::.:,: = :::ss :s :: a. ma .. as 49,:
- s;sSssi 3 sisss srps sssss, .sssiy 80.
~ Z 80; ssss = u N - - -. -
= - - 49, Ihsse - .sseellses s1Sply =
tl1bU. 49, seoGng 500 81 80 s9eent = 80
Any - Ne s1tnsrlher . - seiqesDk C., 1sN
k5isa 1els~ - sallrsal nu4AookAorxlL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-21

e. The Louisville Josr.ai, the les.l.as
American paper In the West, acknowledged
that the great mas Of the Know Nothing
party In Ohio, votsd with the Republican
ticket, aGnlnse Chase. Tho Jowvsa ought
70 kncw--and this Is precisely the reason
uLy Chase was 70 nearly defeated. The
lsst returns elect him by small majority
Gass'te, n Yesterday.
An error occurred In the above, which
any ssnaihse rssdsr will readily rectify for
himsele The types should have said, the
JOsrsal "ackaowlsdges that the great mass
q she Know Nothing party in Ohio, voted
With - Ome~asie ticket, against Chase
= eos. - Aspasll'aas vsssd ~ ....
aaa IL - segos Pro slav.ey D -. -
aeaiass bin, si1sd By I'm. y ., ea0 %
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Alss l. D. CHASE

!" 51E " ~ y N1HOOL EUK IUIEDKEN
- urdsS 10 year. 81 age, on the corner of 4iflh
teach the casnmon knsiish branches, writing snd
nsedewosk eiass In thu higher knslish hsnnekes
and Latin, Will be- lsriasd IL aesirnkle Rsfsr 10
nessrs Gould Stesre, Dsssalnls D.osk, jseoss
Street s~Aa1sS
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liMPRoykD FARMS

siMfhoNkD FARMS
Ne "a Lishi, -Hiis acre. la section 90 7 a.
sa-i-s y arfss under Guilty. ssloal-renAa asr la.
turs sand Huuset rood well. la0 sfssar tr~w=~xsod
-seA~ aaafr, h'ar issiiss irs.na fricc 80 yer
NJ al EysE. section Il. sra e..,-so
acres al ana-r cniils asaea-scssa cottage well With
s,oa sAsss, osAkr of.A.Ae feaos sso4la Abe enlsrs
&aria, fruf trees &C. tif.e isse from The cify-a
y~ry choice farm. Price. si,S per acre
No .Ss A beautiful acre Garm lour mile. from
naseAlosi o. slate load 10 N1.ealss.e ...Ls zer..
u lumber --geod hoass, rcsms twn wrIs-sur.sg
40 Ssea Mairr-iaasssaae@ni view VI rse~r.
No. 80 An excellent farm II lsD acres. eleven
isasss- frum the city. frte.. sss Ter acre
Nc -. 4 section Of land Ia Norristoxn u.
.,oss Aa Dwelling hoase 10 acres unasr calsis alton.
fflc., 80 arr
No % q choice garden iscf. three miles flsna
the riit consisting u eight acres ksh state u
ss'Ns,,eA. $50 srfiss sa the and. ss~ noase aud
s-rn PEies. ", ioo
No 40 IL acres In section D. I I. Il sssi A
seiy oholee fsras ny- mssss fva the city ~ serss
sps9seG aaa tlc Remainder nIs lsiasxr passurs
.--a 800 house eight tsols, cellar well, eastern,
No sos. 4 splsadia farm of sso acres 10 ull,s
Tom ms cry A. iialreysu, Two good houses, bar..
saabS Ana 0her convenient iiaI sesnys,ls eIxar
creek raa.as tlrVasL tine farm iov .cr.. Ia = heal
sStnt &C ias 10 = ehs.es rsse.s eEssT-a fAsn.crs
ior me purchase u elsses iocaisa fE.es sse reg
No. al sJssE4 section u, 7 % n @ast, 70 ssrss
patty iEakrssV4, ~sksr aid tll. Ter II. rs.ixs fran
town frles. sxs per sere.
.tSc as = W fr. aht VIZ SEX ssetiou = T e.
X eAsi, - scrss, two lhxee ns1sa VI Wool asd
.lo.s. If.ss, slls yer scrs. Two iailss lsslL -
unr2Et ntsttoa .
( No. e. 4 choice farm Of = serss Il, len.
" . blyk stalls os eatss sssoa-soud hon~e ed and
ssfae fru1 aad may shat.e uxes ~ We we'll &c,
ory Ossss keaa, mise from iowa -, = saa. Aaek.
" acrss ca W bcuSLt cheap The sdtAAlAg
= ssctssa v, It's, ky Iv1 ~ hssgs 80,
W ssstion ~ - :, e~sA
Davsapyrt Pr.cs. .tsd sLvus eish. rai,es iron
h..stlfus ,r.es Of See,ioa !. 7. 70 z 4, Eass A
vel ~assrei Price. pei acre
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foR sALr.--A farm of 80 acres, situated
10 ci!aiaE 60, OTIS mile Eas; Of nig Rock T. O. and
quarter q mnIe from Rock Greek FIGURING Mn -
Tlif.y acres are improved aad The en,ire farm IL
eaeoset Wish sod fslse The tarin Ia well water.
81 aid ta1 VI :; fran. houss ns.s.y new, with eel,
aF aud a vel CT fre water Il Will " cold with The
ercrs thereon for W per acre IL dsyossd Of soon
Enquire Of MILLS . DEWEY,
No s. Hcdrnaa'e B.osk
Ut Of y Z WRIGHT o. the the prsmIses
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THAT CHEAP H0oLES YARN OUR
custcasas hsv. been nai;sn. far La. arrived a
sead Article al nUs y fsaA. ~
ssntth's Variety Stsss.
Atti Ter pesaa ssli
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low A tAEb AGENCY.
sYtVA T. an auw
Attorneys ! Cssnsslsrs q LsW
REAL EyTATE naOoEns,

Ifk INSURANCE AND GENERAL LAND
- Agents, and Nosarie~ pubi
Gohscios@ and al rrufe~stcEa business In every
part ~ ths state entrnstsd " care viii receive
PsUmps attention Aoury Invested tsxes paid for
non'rc-ideats money esned on unencunbessd Real
hsiale sesar.ly LAad WAssanes - 80 q
Isessrd ssrms houses and LA Jsss61 2ssl Esisse
u al kinds bought aad sald IN cnmsatssacn EN-
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u800A0kA kAlDD A0BUcY.
CooK. sAl0Exr q PARKER FLORENCE
eo,neessd With Lad Assnoy. asIsr In Sshras
IsanA Wassanas bs101o, sssa aad Sseas
Dnsissss fcT shsm can ~ len With any Of tho
Asrsigne2
Goes = eAssss1, psvsuposs
Coos, eAaesSr Douxss, iowa City
Goes, oAnognf Coos, 0semoinssL uha1a
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"A Positive Fact.
CALI. AND sATIsry ynrpsrrvrs ru

CALL AND SATISFY YOURSELVES THAT
j. W.. WILEY
Has JUST RECEIVED THE BEST Az
i sortment Of
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS
Ever brought tnto this Market,
soaslsrfxe on
Sonees, Corn Starch,
sasar mssisr. rariaa,
siruh, Dat Meal
no'a~scs Rec Flour.
si,roa,. Ys.s, fSsasr,
f arss nv Ss, ,ss t. rrsnss, ssy the saD
Coos Nuts. AscearoAi,
.nrs VI Gassia BGds,
Svuss Lsssnce fiss Apple chssss
PaEsxRvEs AID PIE Fruits.
Ss' Preserved 9uinse. S., Preserved riuns,
g. LIBERTIES, do 60 fssehss,
s s.il ken. Ken Candy. GG s:.a s;:.
Ias. .@ DA's' , Is,.i ss Sar.ea'arvs,
Lady prors Conversation Laz~as~.
FIsH.
&c is2 Msek,r,l, b. me II, or hat bsl,
y" = White nst, ds Do DO
shady sEoksd hsaibut. and French God rish
oun Caps and wad. Duroas- Csnlster Powder
Shat. se., and larye stock Of
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
Consisting VI Plain and Fancy Cabs pa.ke,s OF
,F-rs variety aud style, swyabbng urushes Fanry
ta.ier.. Wash Tubs ChiIdrrns Ckairs. 81
Especial attention l. called 10 our
"SAFETY LAMP"
N hleh CANNOT he flied while BURNING and
"a ~ smaAbed Into atone without spitAnr one rop
~ nuid. IL IL truly Yankee ln,~ailon
LvOX's MAGNETIC POWDER,
free from Poison, FIR tho Destruction az E-abus.
n q Reaches. Moths aud Eieas Ants and Mv.aai-
y =. Files nnd Plant tnse~fs Inserts on rnwls and
y 4itaass
LYONS MAGNETIC PII.Is
Dor tn. Destruction ~ Hat. aud Nice at
wTIfYrS GROCERY
ilwwi Second street bet Main aaa BRADY
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~ UaAsr sAis ksad iIuultra uanbsr Of 5pse1aI
Notices vii be inasesed II ~ cent. yer line 49,
Insertion, or 70 eeg.s psr week
To LEASE 4 lot and hall near icpyt,
corner n Fourth and II Claire s;se.is FOR = 10
years. Apply 70
selif DAWSON 4 TRUE
Two HuSprrp Asp FogTy AcgEs or
Laadhesu,.fuits situated n Adsir county. for sale
cheap Fasaire Al thi. oriee. .eaAtf
PIoSsrR MILls.-Thc largest aud most
perfect Lunitcr Nils o. the Ml-.i.-ipp are oaerea
arsif MILLS { DEWEY.
A Splrspvn new housc with ali out
bnilins-. and cenn,s ndlnga delightful view Il the
river, for safe SEE advertisement Of
AUDIT MILLS d DEWEY
10000 No. l, Sawed shingles - JsJON
Laih seosso cord Mood cat o. % per cord, kiua.
o; Luusser, Doors sash Blinis. u oa hand a, our
Nils q reduced prie..
1ua,f BuRNELI aILLETa co
TAKE NoricL.--For treat bargains and
flne Opportunities fer Invc-imcn,, sec
MILLS DEwEYs
"AytaI Advertisements.
L. Money t. Loan on Real Estate
ssccurity b, EDWARD ALDEN.
ma1is y VI. corner A.ia sceoad sss
Ex Money Ia Loan, in sums to suit
arplisants,h, 1ALLMAN = POWERS.
acOU1 sarSefrs.--.iust Received, One
Half Million No l. Michigan Sawed Shingles for
sale al onr Iurher Yard corner Fourth and Hsrr.
80 sirssfs CoTEs D. DAVIES
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<r fn- .asa =, ~ -
IMPROVED CITY Pporrrrx,
No. ls5 Fret rate iwos,ory brick house. 10 roous
with mulerA convenience GA Fru.., str~vi ~ 800
eFseaa'a ''s~' 49, ssAao
No. lS Fine two story brick house rovru. Ae
on ron street block Fnl.oas saaitiou 10, svxfs
as vss
20 y Lot block ., soxlto on Third street, good
-
10 l@A Lol ., psssk -, e,x1Un, aas house
No lxs La isaSrf.n r., Ma, -, h.,x..
ff"-' a4d sss~i.s oat L.-allg triee, sso.sUo
No. sc A ANAL ..,,.. IN ma.
Loeas,, thsss rvoiss, veal sc. ios ssxssl Prle~,
sA
40 NJ Lo; N block lee, IN L. Ciairs's additisa
~~'~ VS. va "fAos a5ss' rrics ss"D
~ ~, -. 4 . -.
s.AAs osSa Lssss Es~ ev,sp.sss friss
sLAsv
.ss ~, 4. ~: saa book % corner Warren
49,. -. Ie.s sad !. elock -. corner wsstssn
aacs tafee s1a lss years
n. -
~ 80 Lease 80 Feet Brady street neIs TO
.sry low '.s-' AN'' ''s es''s'-s tsfm-
.a..', N a oesutifnl Tear acre sot ~ Eldr!dse's
~ -, ....,..
sa-' street, esai.o ffses, .sUo
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Melrose and Hudson.
by AN ARTICLE ~ THE DAILY NEWS,
- ~ the 10th Inst, The editors appear 10 BE- In i
4Hahdsr3 - 10 the whereabouts u " r Walker
he proprietor ~ the stabryo ciiie.. Nclro.e AID
uuaspn would merely sAy thai il thsy sish q,
transact any business With M. Walker they will b.
- god ~ to call The snh=cfiocr tho third -
Hotel Davenport, where ths5 w.t he received with
courtesy aud haw. 'h.r hn-la-~- done W. th
J. =. PIERCE Agent 10.
W L WALKER
b-i sIs authorized by M. Walker. 10 SAY 20
hnhd holders .eAa IN Your bond. AID get your dssds
~ hey urs low ready sHd would 49, 10 oil those
VINO wish ~ obiaia thelr dred~ ihfoa9k my agency,
~ bring Ia yonr bislds aud will forward Ihsla And
on the receipt OF the deed. will deliver th~ to the
o~nsf. " thstf efdcf fer which .ervirs ny chsfss
Vii &c thrilling
oaL.das J ] PIERCE
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TIES, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, MER-

~ IAN IlLk asceurts aud eisims Il ssssy kiud
VII = promptly collected In Ill, part Of abs 6ssae
ena y Al eosas. en The Mississippi from H. Leuis 10
nnhnane, hcmltiaaessWA1e onihe aay VI colisction
.rcaned on real estate security .. commission LAID
warrant. bought, sold and located Tsxss pad for
We cher TOR sale the following Real Esiste, and
woato especially ask atfeos 10 The hareaipa ne o.
tsr LAmcrft-s Addition, AID ths large tract u
,aaa 40 mslss from Ina river which we vs~r W the
acre ~ 4nantsiss 10 suit purchaser We are conf
is.t Pc better opposua1tiss for Investment can Be
found thaa these preaslt.
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JOHNSON curSTy

dUHNcUN COUNTY.
No 81 isoaeres hear Iowa cl,y-eo acre. broke
Tree, sis per acre.
No 90. loo acres seven rn,l~s from law. fa,x
very chvsee
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.

"" tHsftF stteAtIon q our Nxtelaiys Catalogue 81
improved Farms ard wild LAads. I.,s Property,
SC, FOR sale 1T moderate prices aud aa sasy terms.
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No g a farm Il ~ ssrss. s~o mslss nou n
Wit II has t~o kouesa nsw lara, tuc wssla assd
quarry orchard u ~ i've, SIX ysass old aad =
acrss Of timber. ~ pr sess.
No % no assss in P,bs CO, n, vsry vslsahls
10 IL is0 asrss " ssask Co. III. en- usis A0
Nn n N 49,. A N..-.~. q ~
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-29
The Costa Rica and Nicaragua War.

We have to-day intelligence confrmatory of the reports from Castillo. San Carlos and Lake Nicaragua. Col. c. F. Cauty, who is in com mand of the Costa Rican forces, was in posses sion of Fort Castillo and all the river boats and lake steamers He is on the lake, in command of the steamer San Carlos. Having both sides of Fort San Carlos blockaded he demanded the surrender of the fort, with the houors of war, promising free passage to the commander and his troops to any point they might designate.
 Nothing is said about Caudy's condition, or that hi, steamer had been fired into at Grana- da. The fact Is, Cauty Is more besieged than San Carlos. His supplies have been cut off, and so has his communication with Costa Rica Block ading the river this side of San Carlos has cut off the supply of beef cattle and every thing else from above, so that Castillo is likely to be starved out. They were sending from the post down to San Carlos Island for plantans. The nearest point in Costa Rica from which supplies can be had is more than sixty miles, over an intolerable bad road. Before this letter reaches you their supply of pantans will be cut off from below.
 Unless Castillo is well supplied for a siege, its force will be compelled to surrender or evacuate. It Is my opinion the Costa Ricans will stampede, so soon as they learn that Gen. Walkers troops are ascending the river. It will be almost impossible for them to unite with the force on the river and then compromise with the Nicaragua force at San Carlos For it ap- pears the NlcaraguanS are so mlstrustfu of the Costa Ricans, that they refuse to respect flag of truce ill their hands. Taking everything in to consideration, Gen. Walker could not possibly have arrived at a better time, far his sue cess is concerned. It is said that the demo- crats of Nicaragua are taking but little part in the war against Costa Rica. Jerez is remain ing quietly in Leon.-N O. Picayune.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-29
Later from the Utah expedition.

G0u. Cummings Determined to Enter Me CItg-
 Sk{rneishes aoiM Me Norns0ns-- G0ve7nneent
 Animals Dying On Me Pains.
 An express, direct from the army of Utah, arrived at St. Louis the 7th inst, en route to Washington, with despaJ he from Col John son. The contents of the dispatches have lot transpred,
 The Republican, however, received by the same express letters from the army, to Nov g. The news is important. The Mormons had run off six hundred cattle in sight of Colonel AeXander'S camp, near Hams Fork, Green rivcr. At the date of the letter it was supros- ed that Col. Johnston had concentrated his forces with Alexander and that in fortnight from that time Col. Cooks command would be with them. They expected to winter on IIenry's Fork, Green river.
 Gov. Cumming and the other territorial off cerS were determined to get into Salt Lake City If possible The Mormons were determined on resistance to either the military or civil off cers.
 skirmish had taken place between Colonel Alexander'S troops and the Norm IS, and three or four of the latter captured
 There Was good deal of suffering from want of provisions and clothing, and the horses were giving out from want of forage.
 Col. Hoffman, from Fort Leavenworth. had also arrived at St. Louis. He reports that news had there been received from Majors and Rus sells trains, for Utah, that the government animals were dying in great numbers on the plains. They had at Fort Leavenworth no further news from the headquarters of the army.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-12-29

THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE AND THE BANKS. We learn from the Columbus Times and Sentinel that the proposition before the Georgia Legislature to legalize the bank suspensions in that State, has been defeated by large major- ty. That paper says:
 The conviction prevails strongly among the members, as likewise among the masses out side the Legislature, that the people have been dealt with unfairly and oppressvev by the banks; that they have used their power to op- press the needy; that they have verified the adase that corporations, and especially bank corporations, have no souls and in the time of extremity have proven curse instead of blessing to the country. The Legislature feels that the banks have sufficiently long held the destinies of the country in their hands; and hav- ing by their folly thrown themselves within its power, has determined to hold the advantage it has thus obtained, and place these monsters of power under such terms as shall in future se- care ohe people against their reckless specula- tions and unjust expressions.