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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02
CHICAGO.
YnOM

9. n. ocRlvEN'o
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
Ne. 81, DKARDORN ST., CHICAGO. :.
Montreal Oosan Steamship Cas-
'''''z46f SHIPS.
soa.nIAx. teevl noEIa sEI NON, la<.)
NOVA sc0TIAk, new HUNGARIAN. (nsw)
Running in connection With the GRAND TRUNK
HAILAOAD Of Canada, IN Ter contract with the
Canadian Government tn transport the Nails.
Dates q saili.s.
From quebec. From Lirerpooi
from I'D Of Nag to- day from the 18th of Apr
2oth OF Nov. inclusive. to 10Th " DC inclusive.
During the winter months these vessels connect
with the 0AAsD TRusK RAiLkoAD at PoE lAni.
Rates - Passage.
From CAteago to Liverpool, VI Mich. Central.
Great v estsrn and GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
ROADS and Ste 4ners,
LIST ClAss.... 10 &lVo
oocor- Ing to aecomm sdston.
0teeYAGe
includina cooked provisions.
From Liveapool to OAieago. via Steamers and Rail-
roads, r.rlz
Let Class. SOS to ais Is
according 70 acc mmOdston.
SteerAge. SOL ~
includins cooked provisions
| fully qualified Surgeon sails In each vessel.
Each passenger tlcketef through vii be allowed the
same quantity q baggage Free BY Railroad as by
Steamer viz 20 feet for each cabin and 10 feet
| for each s;eersge pas eDRer.
| SPECIAL trains from Quebec with the Nails and
Passsngers are dispatched on the arrival OF each
Geamer.
Il viii be observed from the following table that
TIN Cana; ian lin. hss beaten every other IN crossing
| the Atlantic, the average pssssges OF the Consrd
and Col ms hnee - by lie ana Ual tables III the
| Herdsd during 1851 being
| Easfuard Wsstudrd.
! Cun'd my 10 % Cun'd +" NY.12 Is
Canadian lilo Is Canadian line II q
The longest passagHs made ty the Canadian Line
were " lave to Liverpool and ~ days IN Quebec.-
The Collins Line have made passages Of Is 70 70 days
and the Cunard Line Of Is to II days
TO EMIGRANrs.
Passagss msy be secured at the once Of the compa.
ny in Chic ,go BY sailing vessels from London Liver
| pool Plym ,uth, 0iagow, Bristol. HUI, Aberdeen,
and monus Sc An agent If the GRAND TRUNK
| RAILROAD experimenting the removal Of emf.
grants ana baggage at Quebec free Of charge
Fare from $50 70 $50 to Chicago. loo uding cooked
| provisions.
| For passage or freisht from Chicago TO Liverpool
or Liverpool to Chicago, or by any OF the Companys
| sailing ships, apply to
Agent Of the NJ o 8 8 %
aprlS-dtf-cHs No 36 Dearborn st, Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02

1RoA6
]. J. 0AIlA0HER'o,
General Advertising And Collecting
AaM1IOx,
81 DEARBORN ~. CHICAGO, Ills.
TAP EN-. fe.t
,es LAKE STREET los
CHICAGO, ILLIson. F~.r
q Il q y III Z NJ q,
For New and R0Ns,
BETTER AND CHEAPER THAN xyER.
THE extraordinary low prices ruling u the East
i during the past winter months. well e he
probably scarcity Of dssissbis ,ods for sprns and
summer wear, have induced 10 20 purchase sud
Or. iecs wing BY 1xpr'ss, An unutually large
and elegant assortment Of hne and fashionable soods
for mems we,r.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Our manufac In this city has been kept In con-
slant operation during the past four months, cd
bing uS this time to osr the largest and best
sor IN. mt Of and exhb.
ted In the Northwest, ant al prices much below
tose obtafnea last season for th- same quality Of
obs. We guarantee the quality OF our work, every
garment beine made up under our cwn supervsion
and on our own premises, We can safely wsrfsa'
equal TO the best custom Work.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Our custom DOM, under the management OF one
OF the most skful Cutters In the country 10 fully
stocked with entirely assortment Of the latest
importations q the fine qualities Of Cloths, Gas II
mere- V-stiuPs. &c, which We Will make up 20 or
der IT short notice and In the best style OILY, Ut
NEW YORK PRICES.
We guarantee entire satisfaction, or refund thu
money.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
N-R@member the number, los Lake street
apr27diy--JJG TAPPkN BROS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD

OF CA NADIA.
I7.A DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC ROUTEE4
FROM The WEST TO
Boston, New York and the Eastern states,
Via the Michigan Central, Great Wssterney1Qdens
burgh and Pe,mont Ceatrdi aud
Grand Trunk IL ailread Of Canada.
Passengers BY this route have an Opportunity Of
visiting some Of the graneest and most wordertu l
scenery IN the world. Including 7sr0nfo, Nias ara
FdaS Suspension Bridge, the thousand Islands,
Rapids n the 1T Laurence, Quebnc, Montreal,
Whfe Mou1,tains, the Tubular B,ldge, tseuriy :
miles IN tengtAl, Lake Chdmpiain FuUs Of Mont-
morendi, UudsOn RtUer, etc, etc.
On and arter NAV I 1855, baggage will be checked
through from Chicago
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVIA HAN,
OF 225O) TONS, AND 100 FEET LONG
10 under contract to this company for one or more
trips Portland this year. Tourists RETURN tickets
from Chic 60 To the cbief towns in Europe will sho
ly be Issued. Tickets from ChieAgo for al points
Fast also for the Levia han, or for the N o. 8.
Co.'S ships can be obtained at the Office OF the Grand
Trunk Railroad, No. SO Dea rborn street; Chicago.
WARRACK,
Agent Of CIR. Trunk R Il Co. o, Canada.
aprl8dtf-CHs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02

XNE are now prepared with full and conplsss
w stock Of
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
OF the new crop, to supply any densni WAO1ss0ls
and Retail, on the very best TERMS
Our stock 10 nesc (as We do not cDnsign Soda and
take none bsct to mix up again), and much OF Il
grown under our own direction In this Etate. Our
STOCK Of European see6s Is imported directly b.
selves from the most relisble growers n Eosiand and
France.
wefeel confident that no better advantages to the
public can be offered than ~ can give and covdi
chasing. Our stock consists 10 part Spring Whess
BARLEY, Corn, Peas Brans, h., very large variety
Of Garden Seeds and f1l {, eortneot o. Ho1er
6eeds Of choice veseties. Aso, 40 b0sAas pare0
neSe Sugar Cane Seed sal sfa4
Constantly On hsnd . lsvga asseEtneat Il Asricul.
tussl and Horticultural Na6htnss aAd Implealnts
tul priosd 80 a1d implensae ca1alegssosaa4 ~
EntSt B. 1Eln1 zoo,
yebov1mm $500 ~ lAhs oGsese, Chiso0o. =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02
NEW YORK WEEKLY,
G MITH'S GREAT STORY
Cow READY, EHTITLxD l-.
Maggie, the Child Of Charity;

WAITS ON THE Il A OF HUMANITY.
Romance Of Everyday Life.
This Is the greatest Story ever written by This pop
ular author. u has been copywr gatec and wil not
BE- prlnte in any other form Back numbers can
always b. had. The WEBHLY u cold By 81
JOHN GILLErr,
Publishers Agent, No. IL, West second street, Do.
venport, lows. mch27.diAw4u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02
To the Afflicted.
A Safe T. Sure Cure for the Gravel.

HAVE In my possession . Recipe which I will
L warrant to especially cure the GRAVEL even IN
ts worst stages; the medicines are purely vege.a
even within the reach Of any and every one With.
ont trouble and expense, after obtaining the Recipe
Three dollars enclosed to my address viii ensure "a
any one the afore Recipe by return OF mall together
with fall and complete directions for usipR.
Address DOCT. G. O. 0TETbON,
Boz - Post Once,
Davenport,
Iowa.
ocedu l0asetse copy1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02
Haryell's Condition Powders

for Horse and Cattle. THIS Remedy Is the beginning
and the RND Of Horse and Cattle Medicine. Over
one Milton Packages have been sold during the y
1856. Perfectly safe AEd good at al times Other
remedies or similar nature but chat CONF AIRED
with them. Put in large Packages with full direc-
tious and sells for IS cent. ft
II The abeve rene les are warranted. Agents
authorized to refund pur hast money. II salts
faction ID not given These articles sold by d. al
ers In all cities, towns and villages in the United
States and Canadas. Persons VII enquire for them
by their full names and avoid all others.
EERRiCK / BROTHER. Proprietors,
Albany N. Y.
Pen.en l. Robinson, Sawyer, Psyn h Co, Bockee,
Iunis = Co, Wholesale Agents. ieago.
Taylor Ballori n. G Eidricge, Davenport.
Heimes / CliPpengcr, " 6cribner, Rock Island,
A. +. Chamberlain, Moline.
A w. Plat, Clinton.
p. O. AcLAne, Csmancbe.
A. ". Benton 4 Co Fulton City.
And BY dealers every where.
J. II. CLIFFORD
July3Ow1y Travelling agert for the West,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02
KAILKOADs.


Mississippi Z Missouri 1{R.
~ - aass nlosAav, Apr 1ssA. leoa, I'D NTH
~ GI0na1 nos3ee, tSaino Win law DAvscpon 10.
mneeasans, Columbus City aad Iowa Oity (Sundays
ssospsadl = loliews; FF
Il Msfl 4ratn u 72oAn
% kxprsss Train q % n
IRENE wnn lssss Dsveapuss 'ur CAsesss daily, sun
days excepted - follows:
Let Nail Train, st S2S 4 n
q Dxpress Train, q to Is r
Trains arrive q Davenport daily, (sssdays snsep-
- 800 Yznn Tns VISIT favFay
Ia DSpress Train q 9isA.u,
"a Nsu Train, At Q - n
l sl YAO0 SuE East. ttt
1T Han ffaln, % $50 4 ~
I'd Express Train 81 eos
Al trains out Of Davenport win make oonn~rt,ons
- Ocaumbs City End I0ws City with the Vsutern
ntaee Co.'S stages for all points West
The Passenger Train Connecfs ~ hock Island v,th
Chicaso Rock Iasnd Railroad trains for oil points
East North snd South.
Passenger reminded Of the necessity Of stv9as
lstinr. direction - 70 the deesipAsoa Of thP ~
ga0s also tickets before 0king hsif Scasss
The cars. 4. DAY eupt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02
REMOVALS..
METROPOLITAN BLOCK

WE have removed our stock Of Clothing. Cloths,
w OAssimercs, Furnishing Goods, &c., to our new
and spacious store in
METROPOLITAN BLOCK
And are now prepared to show them to old friends
and customers. and many ones choose to ia
Us. We leave this week for New York aud Bos.
ton, where We viii purchase and bring to this city
the riche and most fashionable stock for the Spring
and Summer Trade, ever offered in this market, ut
Wholesale and Retail. Prompted by our sucoe So the
past year, feel arrured that First Glass ClOthiog
and Tailoring Establishment Is much needed, and We
take 1t upon ourselves to open such an one, trostins
TO our man friends for it's supprt. We 90 business
strictly the prtce principle and every
article. lyeb25-itfl r. H. Parks h 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02
To Brick Makers.

To Brick Makers.
LHOR sale cheap for cash-Six Brick Machines com
il plete an IT, good ord,r. Each machine, will
me horse, will mage IA go Perfect Brick per day.
All the brick on the Hudson River arc made by FIN
ilsr machines, Address
MARvIAN 4 G1BBe,
ucbQ6 -dtS box 20l2, ChicaG
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02
Mems and Boys Clothing

To be found West OF Chicago. We shall also con
tinue tn" manufacture Of Custom woIk. Call and
Sc us. We offer our present store for rent on the
most liberal terms.
Feb1dtf b. H. PARKS & co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02

THEO. BETH, "a. A. K. SAWYER,
J. y. MElLEN, JNo. o. MELLEN
Sawyer, Mellen 4 Co.,
ass 4 26O SOUTH WATER ST,
O1adcago, III.
BET1 s, .MELLE.v'% 60.
Ne. , SOUTH MAIN ST,
st. Louis, Mo.
General Commission Il Forwarding
Merchants.
REFER Noes:
Renick 4 Peterson, st Lofts.
VS. Gilman, do
deOrge Pegrsm, do
Capt 4 " Gould. do
Lahin, Smith 4 Boies, do
Capt j h johnson, Louisian., No.
Fiipt & wheeler, Chicago.
MA Eeef, do
Latin, Smith / Bo,cs, do
sH Kennedy l. Co., New Orleans.
AG Farwell 4 Co., Boston.
Startling, Mccullough 4 Co., N. Z.
MAY Is l657dly
LILIES
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
- a r. II =
BANK LOOKS AND VAULT DOORS.
ID. r. FRATT
GEN RAJ AGENT
81, Dearborn st. !: Chicago, III
A Safe Of the above manufacture can be seen
this office Dec1tdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02
Buffalo h Lake Huron Railroad,

CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT.
At the above Office tickets for New York, Boston,
and all 4tatt rs Oh the New York 4 Frs and New
York Central Railroads can be obtained.
WARRACK,
Agent of 4 l. II iltoad,
SprISdly.cHR No &c Dearborn St., Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02
MEDICAL.
Dr. HU II 33AA
~ Medical Iml1rgmaFy


az R.,po,rH sraxsr, opPossT. TEE RxvEas
HOTrL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02
~LET THE SICK REJOICK..H
10 row IS NE f,xs 10 USE
HaFrisk's Sugar Coated Pills
AND
j. Kia StrsngtheniDg raster.

Of Castor OIL.
urLarge Family Boxes, IS CENTS.
HeIrick's Kid Strengthening Plastes
cure In nve hours Psin., Distress and weakness Of
the breast, Sides and Back. In Rheumat ism,
Coughs, Colds etc., they always give relief, aud ar.
warranted sIpe Tor to any NJ eTnal Remedy dtscov-
cred si0c~ time began. Zach Platter Oin wear
Fourteen Months. Price lsa CENTS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-02

+ M. Il. Close,
Successor 70 u. +. 4 @. D. Cloee.A
MANUFACTURE OF
CANDLES and LARD or.
low A CITY,
VX7OuI.D iavite The attention Of the trade "a NJ,
w superior -
0D00E11n0 0aaad1Aa
. rod oaA cheap artlsle for smmor u.s.
Lard and Machinery Oil Of excellent aualitv.
Wholesale dealegs Will ploAas lesve ~ oraer.
and Perry stress. Davenport.
apslodla =. e Of0au.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
s4.OI7.s5s.66 s4.ol7.s56.s6

Tnis statement embraces the actual indebt-
edness of the State, and shows it to be- in
round numbers, four millions of dollars, fall
ing due in the course of twenty years. With
the means at the command of the State, she
would be able to discharge this debt almost
any day-and unless her finances are most
shockingly managed, will have no sort of
difficulty in promptly paying all demands.
The contingent liability of the State, how
ever, amounts to double her actual indebted
ness, in the shape of aid to railroads. These
bonds have been thrown on the market in
such quantities that they are selling in New
York at eighty nine cents on the dollar. This
loss is borne by the various railroad compa-
mics, that offer them. Up to the present time
there has been no absolute failure, on the part
of any of these Companies, TO meet the in
terest on these bonds. And the report of the
Road Commissioner to the present session of
the Legislature encourages the hope that they
will all be able to pay Off the interest and the
bonds when they finally fall due. Under this
condition of affairs, we are unable to see any
valid reason why our bonds should be at a
greater discount than those of other neigh
boring States, Virginia and North Carolina.
There can be no question but that Tennessee
is as solvent as any State in the Union and
there is no man in the State. we presume, who
would favor reputation under any circum-
stances.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

g5- A gentleman of Cincinnati, (says the
Gazete) just returned from visit to Washing
ton, and who possessed unusual facilities for
obtaining glimpse of things behind the cur
tain, as well as having an intimate knowledge
of Buchanan personally, says the moment he
laid eyes upon him he mentally pronounced
him "a dead man." With temperament i'll
adapted to resist the harrassing and consum-
ing cares which beset him On every hand, his
form and features give alarming and unlnis-
takeable evidence of the ravaging effects of
the fierce conflicting elements which are now
raging around him. Our informant expressed
the opinion that he viii not long survive the
passage of the Lecompton constitution, are
suit which is now generally regarded by close
calculators there as a fixed fact
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

REDUcrioS or Fans TO CsIlfoaSuA.-In con
sequence OF the establishment ofan opposition
line from New York 10 California, the Old
Nail Line via Panama have made large re-
duction In their rates OF passage. The old
rate for the first cabin was $500. and the new
rate has not yet been fixed, but the price Of
tickets for the second cabin has been reduced
froIns2oo to 100, and the stcersge from $50
TO So This includes the SIS charged each
passenger for the transit Of the Isthmus, and
is certainly bringing the cost Of this journey
within very moderate compass. considering
the distance Of the voyage. The opposition
win probably follow this reduction, and pos
sibly go beyond il, 80 thai il Is = very pretty
quarrel rs "a stands.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

fof as we draw nearer, none but loud, rough
voices are heard Up the marble steps, ring
the bell. 1t is answered directly, and we are
cordially invited in, and shown in to a large
paffor, elegantly furnished The walls being
adorned by pictures of value. On the mantle
is a profnsion of exquisite flagree ornaments,
interspersed with marble statuettes, artist
cally fashioned. There are small tables of
Italian marble, upon which are all the popu-
lar periodicals of the day. Many magnificent
mirrors that reach the ceiling-and flowers!
beautiful flowers the rose, the lily and the
violet are here, with their delicious perfume
that steals Ger my senses, and breathes sweet
thoughts to my heart of home But forget,
this is no place for pure ome-thoughts
The most striking establishment of this spa
cious and elegant apartment, is long, low,
black table, in the centre of which is a cloth,
containing all the different cards of the 'sfull
deck" There are about forty or fifty indi-
viduals standing close around it; man sits
at one side of the table with a small silver
box, from which he mysteriously slips one
card at time. There are sundry heaps of
ivory'.chips, "some red, some whiteD lying pro-
miscuously about on the stationary cards
Noiselessly and eagerly. the game goes on;
beaming and reckless and despairing faces are
all alike intent upon the movements of the
man with the box. Mark that handsome youth
with the black curls over his brow, dark ewes.
and noble, sad cast of features; he has evil
IDENTIFY been taught higher, grander lesson
of truth and purity than this. See how nerv-
ously he leans over the table, watching every
card as if tie destiny of his immortal soul
hung upon the issue! Alas, perhaps it does
oh. young mani whatsoever thou art, pause
and listeni 1t is not too late. There is
way, and a sure way, to roll this load of sin
and guilt from thy young heart its humilia-
ton and despair will crush thee to earth
Perhaps thou hast wasted, not only thine own,
but thy employers money; yet for all that it
is not too late. Quit this poisonous den of
iniquity, go to your sleepless couch; and
when morning breaks see your employer, tell
him frankly and calmly all, disguise nothing
from him. neither your temptation nor your
dreadful fall. IF he has the heart of humani-
ty, he will receive and trust you and love you
more than ever. Should your reception be
harsh, do not despair; you have only one
friend less, and you have conquered a power
ful demon and gained a priceless lesson, that
will guard your heart from sin in after years.
Oh, as thou regardest thy SOULS peace,-thy
mothers pangs, thy fathers blessing, and thy
future salvation-the forgiveness of an AL
mighty God, pause and look back-repent and
you are saved forevcri
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
Prom TIE ". O. Crescent
Texas ofnt Resolution on the Kan
Question.

sas Question.
The preamble and resolutions below COM
prise the report of the Joint Select Committee
of the two Houses of the Legislature on the
Kansas Question, and were adopted in the
Senate by vote of twenty-five ayes to five
nays; and have we suppose. passed the House
of Representatives err this by vote nearly
unanimous. Here ARE the resolutions:
Whereas, there exists and has existed, q
violent determination on the part of portion
of the inhabitants of the Territory of Kansas
to exclude by force the citizens Of the slave
holding States from just, equal and peace
full participation in ths use and enjoyment of
the common properly aad territory 81 the men
beers Of the coniedcracy. And whereas, this
determination, owing 10 the state of political
feeling IN the Northern States Of the confedeY-
aey, operating upon the FEDERAL Government,
may become eiicctual and the exclusion perpe-
tual-therefore
BE IL resoluc,1 Jg the Issisiatsre Of ake Strse ot
Tiras, That the Governor of this State IL
hereby anthoriz, d to order an election for
seven delegates, TO meet Il lrgates appointed
by the other Southern States IN convention,
whenever the Executives oi u majority of the
slayeholding States shall express the opinion
that such convention j. a, eessary 10 preserve
the rights of snch States IN the Union, and adj
wise the Governor of this State that measures
have been taken for the appointment of dele
gates 10 meet those OF Texas; asid that the sum
Of Sl0,0 900, or so much th, reef a. is necessary,
be, and the same u hereby appropriated 10
pay the mileage and = diem of such dele
gates, which shalt b. paid at the rates paid TO
members of the United States Congress ne
cordiHg to she law in forcr in the year 1854.
2. That should an sxigepey arise, in the
opinion OF the Governor, In which IL Is neces-
sary for the State Of Texas 10 act alone. or by
a convention representing the sovereignty Of
the Stats. be Is hereby requested 90 call Especial
.ezsion of the Legislature 10 provide for such
State Convention.
j That she Gov ernor j. requested 10 trans
mn copies OF thee resolutions 10 the Execn-
tive Of each Of Tie slaveholdiag States, and 10
our members of Congress
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
r. w. JOHNSON.
l.. X. ZOLLICOFFER.


WAsHINGroN, ID. c., Feb. %, 1858.
We have carefully examined and considered
the facts connected with the recent difficulty
between Gen. Cullom and Mr.. Clay, and we
are Of opinion that Gen. Cullom acted under
mistaken impressions, and was in the wrong,
and that the honor of both parties demands
that Gen. Cullom shall make IA satisfactory
apology to Mr.. Clay.
And we further decide that the acceptance
of these terms of settlement by Gen. Cullom
and the seconds of the parties shall be
considered a compliance Herewith, and re-
store the former relations of the parties.
j. J. CRITTENDEN,
IL. TOOMBS,
4. KENNEDY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

FEBRUARY %, 1858.
Memorandum Of agreement bet,reen r. ".
johnson. the .friend Of j. b. Clay, and +. X.
Zoliico6er, tie friend Of Vim. CulLom, in the
nuItter Of a personal difficulty.
In considering the note of w. l.. Underwood
and A. G. Brown, received this morning, we
agree to the reference proposed by them, i'm
pressed as we are by the conviction that no
hostile meeting should occur so long as it can
be avoided upon terms honorable to both par
ties.
Therefore, we agree that the whole matter
may be referred to j. J. Crittenden and Rob
ert Toombs, and that they may in case they
deem it necessary, call in a third party. 1t
being distinctly understood that, when the
referees have agreed, they are to submit their
agreement to us for our approval or rejec-
ton.
1t is further agreed that, while this subject
il before the referees, the notes which have
heretofore passed between the parties are mu-
tually withdrawn.
X. w. JOHNSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
CRxsP,s GAIEYY
DR.. Baird's Lectures on Europe.

ID Ev DR.. BAIRD will give the THIRD of his Hstori-
N cal Lectures on Europe on MONDAY NIGHT,
March 1st) the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
II will be Holland and Germany. The fourth will
be given on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, March 3rd ) and
will be Sutherland and France The hf..h will be
FRIDAY NIGHT. March 5tk) and be on Hdly.
These Lectures viii be illustrated by large and spen
did maps of Holland Germany, SicitseTldEd France,
Italy, ABSterdom Brussels, Berlin, Vienna, Genera,
Paris Rome etc. Admission each Lecture % cents.
The doors viii open the Lecture 10 begin al y
and close at 9 O'Clock mar1-lw
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GENTLEMEN: | defer to your decision COM
municated yesterday, and on behalf of Gen
eral Cullom am authorized TO accept it.
Very respectfully,
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Hons. J. J. CRTTTENDEx II. TONES, and A.
KENNEDY.