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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

Pcls US 10 Say, that they caanot be
likened unto the wise man Who built his
house upon = rock.
X or Burrows h Prettyman's shinplas-
ter We have not much to nay. II
stands - well ~ Fioresce, because it u
redeemed in Florence, and Flore Gee ia
redeemed in--Florsnce! II Florence
should be discredited, We leave the
people to use their own judgment y
what would be the fate Of that shin
plaster.
We shall have considerable more "a
say upon this subject At another time
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

VvHD Nenbsn eftAe SCOTT COUNTY A0RICui.
L rURAL SOCIETY WI meet ct the Court House
On Saturday. January d, at O'Clock, n. for the
purpose Of slsctng ocers for the ensuing year ana
= chooeo representative - attend the Annual
4eeting OF STATE ASricultuYal Board. q p ~
MONIES, Who shall use hts Influence 70 secure tho
next Industrial aod Asrtculfursl Exhibition At this
place. HUGH n TuONP0ON
Dec20iAW1w Rres't Scott o.. AR'l 0se'v.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

Lola Monies was about to be married e
Prince Louis Sulkowsky, prince Of Rellits.
Count of Rsissea. Count Of Sehonmi. Count
Of Kobnlm and Count Of Lessa, now rssi.
ding in Louis co., in this Etats-AN TIE "a.
pers. So
The Prince Sulkowsky writes 70 . friend
in this place denying this fsoliah and mali.
e!ous report He Il living apon biz farm on
the BlSek River. near Lovville. With his
eecomy!ishsd vits and ialsrGting little
iamfiy, husbssding his ample lsstaoa and
occasionally enjoying the pleasures Of the
chaes; but with no disposition 70 hunt q
husband the sdvsntures with whom Tie
Psps:s hevs = iq3sasslY asssaeael -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

"UHIo0 20 maho . fnll asd complete settlement
w OF ali outstandiog accounts up to Tie nrst 81
January, 1885, vc desire Ill having claims sernsl ID
70 present them for settlement, ana ~ Who are In
debted 70 ~ ~ settle the same on ation n
OIL RICHARDSON 4 xE0T
Davenport, December %, 1887 dAvtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31
THE UNDERSICNF

HAVING established himself In thb plees n ~
H business Of SILvsa d BRASS PLArsso. proesees
% III al orders Tor enc Silver paassd Doee Pissss
Yoor ksoos, ZEN !ulls. Butts numbers. Piates -
Pen, n&hsning neds Dclats, WlhaGw 6ak. 0ssrS.
- nd Hesneas trimnings Plated 70 erdes = 49,
eoeos. Ahwsss wesrsose1 oq9M to1na0n1e
lt WlLIlA4 0IN5AHA.
ooaood.slzUet, % seolso.
~ M N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

BOOK TRADE
TWIN CITY BOOK STORE!
We VS. DEPOT.
SECOND st.. OPPOSITE Ii cLAIRs HOUSE,
BOOKS! BOOKS!
stationery, Fancy Goods,
GOLD PENS, PORT MONEYS,
Cslognes, Perfumeriss,
HAIR OILS, soaps.
Lthosr.rs, Maps q all kinds,
A ND great variety Of other things, such - IL
"A only kept IN Bock Stores.
A L So:
NJ "A 6 A ZIN SIS!
NEWSPAPERS And PERIODICALS.
OF Ill the most popular kinds. The following ar,
resolved and for sale.
MAG AIN ES:
Harper,
Cooley, Graham,
BmeYeon's B Pu:nam's New Monthly
Peterson, Knickerbocker, Household Words,
Blackwood. Frank Lslie's New Family MAGAZINE,
Baon's Dollar, Mrs s,ephsns.N. Journal. Hsvper's
Monthly Part, Leslie's III. Monthly Part.
Wsverly Monthly, Novelette, Monthly,
Nick Max, Yankee Notions,
Working Farmer.
Hunts Merchants Mag, Water Cure Journal.
Dinsmore's X. Guides. London Quarterly Review
Ap !lsa,a,. =. =: Guide sdi.bur. DO do
West Minister Review and London Family Herald,
NEW YORK TEXTILES.
Herald,
Tribune, Times,
pay hook Sunday Dispatch,
n. 7. Ledger, N. Y Mercury, Clipper,
Fcayme, Bro. Jonathan, Hons Journal.
ufeIll.Country Gent. Rural \. Yorker, Novelette,,
Harpers WY. Ill., FLaslies, Ill, Spirit Of the Times
PoTtsrs Spirit, Scientific American,
Irish News, Spiritual Telegraph.
Irish American, Police Gazette,
Courier and Enquirer.
Journal Of Finance and ::Thompson's Reporter.
BOSTON EEKLIES:
True flag,
American Union,
Waverly Mas, PsTor Casket,
RI8B OF our Union, onkeo fTlvoteef,
Pilot, Ballou's Pictorial, and American Traveller
Phil. Dollar Newspaper and Saturday Evening Post
Warrington National Bra, baltimore American,
Pittsburg Gazette, st. Louis Democrat,
Cincinnati Times, and
Commercial,
Daveopo9t Gazette,
Democrat, and
Chicago Reporter.
ENGLISH PAPERS,:
London Punch,
London weekly Times,
London Illustrated NeWD,
Subscriptions received for tho shove on The nos
liberal terms BY the Month. Quarter, or Year.
Ssoscvtbs Asws end sass yos~ Postage.
S.H. STARR.
octldu Agent.
Stationery.
vuVA0 finest stock OF Stationery offered In tAl
i market, n now arriving ct
FL wARRBN'S,
(mAy6dtN Rock Island.
QLANK BOOKS Of every Asseripsioa osn nov b.
ID had at WARRBN'S,
(msySdtO 1ock Island
0n0 ROLLS Of Curtain Paper for sale cheap
OOO y. q. WA1R1M
(may6dtO R0ck Island.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

~-The Gazette virtually admits
that the Republicans of this county,
disguised and grieved at its imbecility,
contemplated the establishment of a
new Organ in this city, few months
ago, bnt declares that they have for the
present relinquished that design. We
hope that such is the fact, for Repub-
lican journal of ability might do much
towards retarding the complete con-
quest Of this county by the Democra-
cy. As another example Of the old
adagc misery likes company, wo are
amused to see the Gazette asserting
that the State Democrat was in the
same boat as itself, and that the News
was established in this city, because of
our heterodoxy. That is rich! Every
man familiar with the history of the
press of this city is we'll aware that the
News was started by a couple of gen.
tlemen as private speculation, which
proved disastrous, and that for months
before it came into the hands of the
present six proprietors, it was hardly
recognized as political paper. We
are pleased to say it is now much i'm
proved. The assertion of the Gazette
that a Douglas paper is to be estab-
lished in this city is so transparently
false that We do not deem it worthy of
special notice. So far As the success
of the Gazette's labors is concerned,
if it would not be unkind in ~, We
could prove to the Republican leaders,
that its "efforts" have been a drag on
their party. In the political year
just closed, the Republican major
ity has fallen off 234 votes. All
its strength in the Got. election
was devoted to the election Of Rusch,
who ran more than half hundred be-
hind his ticket. 1t lately devoted .
column and half to advocating Jim
Thorington's claims for seat in the
Senate, the effect of which was to put
that ill used. gentleman entirely Aors
du combat. When the Gazette propo-
es friendship to any politician, let him
cry, "savc me from my friends ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31
NEW ADV'RTISEM'TS

-
4 Rare Chance for . FANNY
IN WANT - WHITES QUANTITIES.
- ~ ~ asas Dvsnne. .sss ssss Davenport,
~ s:''ass'' 81 W .;,s s,;n NJ =. l'' Of
Dovoaoose, Doc. a, 1851. D. 35d0
Note Lost.
o.. g is.r.s,y: ss'1 inst ~. :, o. , !.'.;s
Kent, 1oS the oum Of nve kindred and thivty ssvsa
(ss7) deaass. bsesins date Nevenbss H. 1856. pays
bist In demand. Sod ness 49, enAorsrd By y.
Kent, ssd vss ~ b Jshs ,. KeIy-hss been ps,1.
fAis thssefere, y y caution any ana all persons
aeoaooe puschAstas said note, % have given Q ~
eep4 IN hi therefor ard the eams y null and weld
' JOHN ,. KELLY.
tnsw Copy unes.l
Notice--Rastern Business.
TuD Subscriber having been unexpecsedy called
i eost, vtll transscs any business In Rasesrn Nov
Hssf during The ssxt two monshs) that his frisnds
oay desire.
Address O. AUGUSTUS HAvILAMD,
ohswsngunk Ulster Co., n. 7.
Davenport, Dtosober n. 1857. Dec7sdsv
NOW IS THE TIME
New Bennett for tho Holidays {! !!
A reduced pricss.st
Dssisaw cRAnP1oNs.
Received By Express,
A NEW LOT OF HOODS. nsds expressly for sr
a trsa:, 81 $500.
Tho Helidays will seen be here.
NOW Il THE TIME
SURPRkSE YOUR FRlENOS
A NICE PRESENT,
OF WHICH WE HAVE
- 9eAu ii 111 / STOCK -.
Ladies' Pearl I.laid Writing Desks,
JesCel Cases,
Work Boxes, Card Cases,
rersnsnaiss, Bracelets, Head Dresses, Co.
Mes, &c.
BEAUTIFUL SILKS,
SHAWLS, CLOAKS, DRESS GOODS, &C,
Reduced IN price 70 suit tho times, at
CHAMPIONS
DeelSdU Corner Brady and Second st'N.
New 10 tho I lno to Subscribe
Cosmopolitan .ay't .aes0ctatj0ss
Every subscriber Of % 90 10 e.titlsd to
!: The Larss and Costly Engraving, NANIFDSf
DESTINY.
.. A copy Of tAs elegantly illustrated ART JOUR.
NAL one year.
3. CsRT1YICATR In the AWARD OF PRDAI.
UAo.
I. 1R1D ADMISSION to tn. COSMOPOLITAN
and DUSSELDORF GALLERIES for the year.
Or . Certincste In the Award OF Premiums end
either Of the tire Magazines.
Apply TO C STEWART 8LLS,
No. 7, L. Claire Row,
Agent f,r Davenport and vierity. Declsd2w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

Ma. SruRGEox's Mopr or An,~,.r,,,xo
Baptism.-I attended . week. night meetino
In Mr.. Spurgeons own church, At which he
immersed hneen convertA After leading
the first down into the water. he said. INV
brother, upon profession Of thy faith in the
Lord Jesus Christ. / do baptiss thee in tho
name OF the Father. and Of the Son, and Of
the Holy Ghost" Ofthe second he said-
Il do inanssrse thee" OF the third. II do
dip thee" OF the fourth, 81 do pl,srgs
thee" etc. Then turning to his conarees.
ton he added, Friends, when patents are
given according to inertia / shan get one
for my translation"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

A MOVE IN THE RIGHT D1sRcrroN.-
The Democraticparty in thecity ofNsw
York has declared in favor of some
substantial improvements in the bank
ing system Of the Empire State. At
the meeting at Tammany Hall on %
inst,strong resolution were passed in
favor of the prohibition Of Ill notes un-
der five dollars after Jan. Let, 1883. Of
all notes under..teu dollars after Jan. LIST
1859 and of all notes under twenty
dollars after Jan. lst 1901
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

There is little doubt but that the
election in Kansas has resulted in f.
vor Of "the Constitution with slavery"
by majority Of four or FIVE thousand.
That result was not unanticipated. The
refusal Of the free state men to vote,
Of course, placed the power Of deciding
the allabsorbing question entirely in
the hands Of the pro-slavery men,
However much Of the Issue of the late
election may be regretted, it is not to
be denied that the free state men alone
are responsible for it and for al tho
consequences that may flow from it,
With an overwhelming majority, (as
they claim) with the means Of secur-
ing to Kansas the blessings offreedom,
they have from the worst of motives
stood idly by, and become accomplices
to the establishment Of slavery. The
excuses they have from time to time
offered for their conduct will no longer
mitigate the censure which fair mind
ed men Of all parties will visit upon
them. They stand convicted Of tho
most shameful insincerity-of making
professions which they did not feel
of sacrificing the welfare Of Kansas for
party purposes, schemes Of speculation,
and personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. The
election, it is said, was fairly conduct
ed, and in order to prevent oil misrep-
rcsentation, Geo. Calhoun has invited
Acting Governor Denver and both
branches of the Legislature to be pres
cnt at the counting Of the votes. The
last election is the only real triumph
the Black Republican party has achiev-
cd in the past.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

BOOK TRADE.
II A = ID I'll M E s,
But Dox'r 1olen
TIL e HOLIDAYS s
Are ssss a hama and the place to suppy yourselves
II ss the old
Roek zel1ssd ROok Store.
We are prepared las usual, With everything In the
book Line. Among our
Animals and Gilt Books
Lssaste q Memory Queens Of England
x na:: sa.! Offering 0onr, ., Esp.leon
Snow Flake bileducia
Win I'll ~ 6ssdsrd Poets and Authors in fine
Also ane assortment Of Bibles, Prayer and Hymn
Books, Albums, &C., sc.
We have also ~ abundant supply OF Miscellaneous
and Juvenile
GIFT AND TOY BOOKS,
n great variety.
C0o0rs6 end Cloth lsySnsers
that will not tear.
Alse IN extensive supply Of Games, Builders Blocks.
Puzzles, Che.s Men Of all qualities, Back Gam.
mon boards, Writing Desks. Wort Boxes,
Rsticules, Gard Cases and Port Monaies
n almost endl,s variety
Our Stock Of
Papier Mache Goods
10 we'll selected, and w have put them At such pyi-
ces. eSsssdssta0 tAs Aasd tines that even he most
onomicsl can aaord 70 make their usual annual
Gifts 70 Friends.
W. also have Pine STOCK Of Gold Pens, Pencils,
Tooth Picks, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Shell
Combs, Aowrata0 and other, superb
fans, &c, 10, &c.
MAGNlFYlNG AND SPY GLASSES,
10 very extensive.
Wshave many articles in the fancy line Of superior
quality, that will b offered ct tFlne above cost
II will not do TO forget the Juveiles even n money
10 scarce, and have Their made selections to
salt the Pursss Of al,
70 UNG FOLKS
India Rubber Toys, consisting Of Balls. Dolls, Rat
bies OF Wax, China ana other Materials.
We have . good stock OF Paint Boxes,
WoGd and PsWter Dishes, 6races,
Cattle Doors, Tops, Noah's
Arks Drums, whips, Trum
pets, Cups and Balls,
and Moving Loco
motives, &C.,
&C., &c.
Also large Hobby Horses, Propsllsrs end slsds-be-
aides numerous articles that we caunet partic-
ulaEiIe. Give u . call and yen vii feel
that you hsyc received your moneys
woith. We also call particular at.
tedtion to our stock Of
PIANOS, MELODRONS, vlOLINS,
Guitars and Musical Instrumenss
generally, at our
M u 8 L e s II O II E.
A. great Inducements will be offered to purchas-
ers. HI. A. POR TEN 4 BRO.
FL O. Il FCE,
And other good money taken.
De:lsdtf PORTER BROTHERS.
SALOONS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

H 4. GLOW VII attend 70 Roetins nula and
IL Distrisuting Oirculass, In the most pronpe
aud satisfaciory manner. Leave orders q he De1.
ocrat, 0:ssstes News or Luse, Lane Co.'S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31
j. MONGER,

u Il " II Il n l. L 4 Nd IEER
w LII buy and sell q l kinds OF prope " ON COM
MISSION. giving special attention to the tx.
chsnee OF Mel chancise or other yertonal property
for Real Estate.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31
For Sale.

LOVE hundred and twenty Duildane loHs /, -
~ Additlon 70 the town Ct Hert pyrea.
These lots eligible and hsndsosneav ssH-sA>A =.
ne eenh OF ths Ahsssppl. 1Asy VII b ~ - r..
t0oab1o germs.
1os particulars inquire Of Hsssrs. DurSee. NAT
Oosbin q Dow Nsvnpest, Or q ~ subscriSes.
JA1B0 nay
" ne subscubss has uumbaxjsss desirsn1e -
eeof land 10 and near the elties u Davenport -
LNOairs, amp near he town Of Pert 1yrpn- ~ ~
seh. IOcsistil ,. 4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31
Oakdalc Rural Cemetery.
FOR SALEORLEAS Sc.


TT,HE OFFICE her etofore occupied by n es.n Coos
i Dillon Il Lindley, opposite Cook 4 0arssnl's
Bank.
Enquire Of n KUHHEH, Tobacconist. TDec20sf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31
RousekeeDers I louaekea.Ar. ,

OoS0AOOP 0IOJ
We greatest attention WI - paid b ~ suhaer,.
oes 70 repairing Furniture n tAs Inet euhetan-
taal aeansr oad nsatest styls. 0sd ON ~ ~,
Seintea 1enleese = aay styDo eqval 10 -
Ooenee Furniture 49, - eeooe ~ Isnr 1s.ssns
eeeen4ed - VIII AlDpotcA.
o1AlLns 0HAsy1up.
0eoenoe 1aha1 81 Papee NV
0o1o41y 0sGk IalAnA 6 - noecoi ~ ySsa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31
Rock Island Trespasscrs
To all whom it may concern.
T.aKE .VDTXEE.

vINHu UNDERMINED having bcen appointed b. the
i War Department ~ agent Of the Qusrtcr Mas.
ter Department at Rock Island" With fall iDstsuc.
tons to adopt all neces the pro-
tction of the property from deprsdatons and niru.
sio0s." Nov, therefore al p: 1suns whsm. oever MT
having legal right are hereby warned and notiaed
to:quit tn. premists and ahstain from any II ther
Heopass.
1he Deputy s. Msrshal FOR Illinois viii take
charge Of an VOID cat on ~ ground and forbid sny
person removing the same until the proper damages
can be asUosOed oUd PAID.
AL parsons are hereby forbid cutting wood or tim
Der Of any kind and notined 70 abstain from any
ese.pase Whatsoever, - legal steps viii b taken
agAinse @ch 0epfedators..
NJ. SIAYNAEED,
Decalo4 U. 8. Agent War Dspt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

70 ahsonrl, supposed 10 BE- the only body OF Pine
Tmo~r remaining In the State, unentersd
Novio14~u w Il. BARBER 4 Co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31
Pine Lands

M q - - O u II T.
I'VE o0er for entry, OF location At one dollar an
w twenty -fye cuts per acre, . tract OF vsusb Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-06
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILRo
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
go

BAtTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENT.
Three Trains daily from Baltimore for Cumber
a Ths sGS shf kNefs
except Sunday at Gas a. connecting with trains
sa0ns and afrTe at
ID The NAIL a i leave. Camden Station
daily except Sunday at $50 a. m, and reaches
trans for Columbus cincinnati, Dayton, lana po
lis, Louisville, Cleveland Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
3d. Ths EXPR hRs fRRS e s1ats
m, connecting with express trains for Cincinnati -
distance to Cincinnati and other csnira and soSte1
places IN the w est nearly 100 miles shorter then
by any other route. The time to these places ssO
.H Baggage checked through to Columbus, Ciul
cIlnati, Indianapolis and -. Louis.
u Passengers and Baggage transferred at all
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold to all the large
towns In the West, at the lowest possible rates
the Ticket Office, Camden Station, and at Washing
ia second-class car is attached to the MAIL
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington n.ay
mediation or Mail Train, and lying over at Cunber-
land or Oakland. They resume the next morning ly
a. M, and reaches Wheeling at D. m
passengers from Washington have ample time for
This is the only route by which Through Tickets
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The Accommodation Train at 6.f5 will stop al 81
stations east of Cumberland, and the Express
TIC tons betTeen Piedmont, going West. Eastwsrdiy
eommodstion leaves Cumberland at 49, reaching
The FRE s. 5:} TRAIN starts
eept Sunday stopping at Way Stations. Leaves
Frederick at a. m, arriving at Baltimore NJ l2Sl
The ELLICOTT'S MILL TRAIN leaves Cam
Den station at a. IN. and $50 p Leaves Ellicotts
Mills at 80 a. m. and 7a p M EXCEPT S9ndass
Jan lo-u Master OF Transportation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-06
-0A>

Coop II TRUE.-The following about III p -
meaning Hiram Pierson. the Yankee who has
been sitting on the Russian throne and doiny
other forbidden things and paving dear for the
whistle generally, is told by The San Francisco
Newsletter:
- The last story told of our eccentric Califor
MA millionaire, Col. III. p. 1--WE don't mention
names runs thus: Travelling upon u small steam
- IN Europe. having taken his dinner he com
nlenced the enjoyment of his cigar on deck when
he was politely informed by the Captain that
smoking was against the rules of the boat Our
friend not caring to be deprived of his fumipato-
mai enjoyment. retired forward and puffed away
Tor dear life The Captain finding his passenger
stu rebellious, again in Peremptory tone inform
ell HIM Of the rule. ! must smoke said the
Colonel Can't said the Captain Come,
sad tue Colonel, III buy your boat What is
the price, Have no power to sell, replied the
captain. Can YOU charter for the voyage p asked
TIE Colonel. and if so, what's Your figure y
Three hundred pounds answered the CAPTAIN
Done. SAYS the Colonel and then for the enioy-
ment Of his Havana. The bargain was concluded
The money paid, the papers executed Now youT
ExcelIency can collect the passage money said
the captain believing he had SOM: crowned mon
arcn on board In disguise. You navigate your
CTaft.' said the Colonel, and will arTanoe the
passage money. Gentlemen and ladies' said he tn
the now gathered crowd. your passage is maid
anu as there are no rules this boat YOU can lust
smoke as much as YOU please -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-06
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEI..-w J BealI. Md. Hen
~ w ard, Va; + Johnston. do: las Fossett.
d1; Robert Maddox, do; w Bolts. do; James
Glover, Tenn; w Jones; John NJ Conk. Va;
W la Balls, do: Henry Tyler. Tenn: Jas Miller
Mo; : Minier, Ky; w Dodd. Ind: J O Whsr,
ton Md: J w Hunter, NY; = c Baldwin; Gen:l
Miss VI Van Winklen. Nd; Miss NJ l. KNraI
do; Van Winklen. do; f BartheIow. do: i I
Cnew. do; John III StoTer. Va: 8 r DiIIen. I'M:
I y rn a hunt o; Early, Va; NJ w Wager. do
va; w Betty: Va; Miss Bowie, Nd; John q
Harris, do; Terry; w Dodd, Iy. Ga: G. I
1 I; :: o; Bogland, do; Bailey, Md
Ieit, do; Miss L Foster NC; Miss NJ w FoSy-
Ter, do. q III Foster. do; + Blackwall. do. ! n
CIonln. Ny; II Gardiner, Md; + l. Lonlax, Va:
Childs; Ny; II Smith, DC; w b CaIweIl,
W: \ RaPPlege, Mex, WIN Brent, Va; ] NJ
ComegyS, Tenn; w l. Ellis, Va; w III PuIsefer.
". Massi II Sunborne Ny; A NJ Brett, ind: !
Edsall. do; VI Corbinn, NY c Moore, do: J b
Wizard ly, daughter, do; C Williams, Nd; l.
Gitt.Iger, do.
- " il-LARDS' HOTEL.-E French, DC: DIR
rsi noon "a; Fades, NY; III C Murphy do
100, IGok' do; w II Jones, CT; 5 Thomas; Vi;
- " Barker. by; Capt Davidson. lady. nurse. ,
,El'u,eh. "a; l. y Glover NY: Nv Wander
Hon ~ NJ ~ Stevenson, Ky; f Z Hand, Mich:
noxa-i C ie I 'ihe; Nd; Chandelier, Ne; c r
- 10y 81, " Iowa; Miss FIoyd. do. Ms T 49,
% nan Va mIid%n: Miss Glover, NJ; DR. II Wof
e. Ny; 4 VI Rogers do: VI FTeeman u IL : W na an
na W.. ~ d"; capt Buchanan, CSN: d HosteIIer
T' " Jan ne W Va; Tory Ga; " Torry. do;
" r Sandige. Vt: I. Ellis. NJ. = n Long, ny;
" Pagr. " NC; w II Eldridge, @: G r" ma "a;
ly. Ny; Miss Harvey. do; T. Thorn,on h D
GaiialeT: WIS; L. Z Dodge Ky; R Humphiy = pa a
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-06

Coz. Fremont AND THE EXPRESSIVE I'm.
dcFstand that EraStus Brooks. of the New York
Express, has brought suit for damages against
the publishers OF the kennebec (Me) Journal
Tor an article written by James g. Blaine one Of
tht editors OF that paper. and published on the
lith OF November last. The article was a severe
and cauStIc review of Mr.. Brooks's course to-
"dus Col Fremont, coupled with jubilant re-
Jolclng over Brooks's then recent defeat as candi
ddte Tor Governor of New York. in which sunday
hard and sharp things were said Of his trouId BE-
. Excellency.''
The suit is brought in the United States Dis
tTlct Court OF Maine. Judge Curtis presiding
and - set down for trial on the I'D of the month
IL l. quite probable that whichever party loses
Ms case IN the District Count will appeal TO the
supreme Court at W Shington.-B oston journal.
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