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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-28
Notice to Stock Growers.


PEriGREE-Tranc sired hy Imported Glencoe ht
BY Sultan. 1st dam sired by Wagner, he by ST.
Charles 81 dam. Ann Me :ry BY Surnpter ~ hy Sin
Arehy. 81 dam Grecian Princess. by Cook Black
buns "Whp he by Imporie. WHIP All nam
Gen. hampton'- Paragon, he b. Flimuap. 9th dam
Daniel Hunts Fsu6c Mare, by Or. H.njltons liz.
ported Figure. 9th dam Old S,GntutrAf by i'm
ported Widslr, he rs t-fe IN 'sut, Drlanr :
Cub Mare ~ Cubic ty II Fox. 5 , dam, y : & "a
she also the daW 0I ia. 4uJi 1hctr Afu.sftlts
oh lam, Startling enc al 0 the dam OF Leeds, Fos
and Flash, go'd rscrrs. 10Th dan, Old Psitiner.
Hs-Sce American Turf REGISTER, Vol. 81 pagr 5st
also Vol. ith, pages -. lib $50 and to5.
SCI Weatherbys kuglish Stud BOOK for farther
particulars II needed.
DESCRIPTION France was f,dled N the Spriue
Of lsJi. lie is beautiful chestnut, stands - haHds
inch high. His near hind foot IL white, cNtending
little abov the pastor Joint, AMI n has very
pretty star his forehead His ta,i is two shrdes
lighter than the color OF his body lis form Is very
gopi-be has lir' c.etn Lead. and a. those p hats
which constitut a hu. forehead, ha, a fine u4zle
aud great width between tn two sd: ihc lower
lap, where It IONS the neck. aud throttle la &C AID
well Il taohcd He has remar ably hur prick-d "a
eyes full and spirited, n"strils large neck muse ulai
vet ichi, crest thin His shoulder is well sci OF
the chest. shrulc er blade l. ohoe.y lAiI in with 2
full dew Iopm"ut ~ muscl to move IL, chest well
veuped, ny. er arm lou arl muscular knees broad
and strong!c-s Hat and show su>p"nsory. l-tut ~
lar ani frc- pasters uug and obliquc feet soEiih
AMI proper gizA, flr Wlth.rS. coed hgtl! ~ body
back muscular loirs ian sil sroue; h.p5 wide ala
q good cngth ami BREATH 81 rudy ior muscular at.
tachm at; ,lif and iurrr 4A luu3, stru- aud
fully developed hacs bouy Aud stronP, bones ht 4w
the Il ck, nit snd FREE from Gihrsi,i lieament-
aud teuduns iul ari STANDING free from The
ben-; iuts well formed and vde. In fact all III,
points are prnpor'icnatr ami Characteristic Of iht
symmetry 81 n" true hOrse.
TFRMs.--tash ~ edYEhcc. So fJr the season
$50 for insurance.
1h!s horse viii stand during thu season of 1855 u
my p'rn ~ West Drvepprt, ana WALL rrc liu. a 4
number of mare )or-i!,s tn Sc ~ his cyner} ~
rms above mention o. t mona T. para Wen The
mAfo II srIve., ~ c..Ty case. The tifiaHty ext -
ii.0tl IN making coll culu~, reil. r. surIct ~
h"Ttnc" 10 tbs rule absolutely necessary Mar
bred u this horse, not lr., u- t fua can btstr'
back to The HIN ttt follow sfaT IL ~ char.
Every y cCtatien Sil ~ { * . to Avoii Bseitieo
and ESCAPES, but should any oc III it eal be at tht
Ii>k ~ tie owners.
For fuli particular Apply a. Cam d F.eaci+
Nils, on to j II. CaHEON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-28
Z AASAS1OPAEAI CExEEr
HORSE SHORR AND FARRyER.

WISHES to inform the cit,zens NJ -
m Davenport and Scott County gane.N
rally, that he has permanently lo.V
Gated himself in this city where he y y
p.epsreu 70 shoe horses on scientific princip.s
Ater twenty years study and yracticc on the anato
my OF the foot, Of which time he has spent e,"rs,
years under the superntance Of the beat We. -.
mans IN Europe, he wishes to cay that he viii, ne
a.. - 70 aI persons having horses labor.ng nm
called hough bound" interfering, overreacS,ng
quarter cracks, ssrd cracks, sprsins Of the co,Ss
Iounoers rns-bones and spavns Tor all Of which he
warrants perfect cure II curabie Tho = ne
OF these diseases are caused bv bad shoenp ~ &
Of proper judRmeat. ~ wsh'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-28

LIST or WINNERS, ny rus RENOWNED iMP0kTET
GLENCOE, SIZE o. FRANCE.
Pocahonas, the celebrated Euglish ydce mare, dan
OF Stock well, Eatatl8u and .ug Tom.
Reel The mother u Prior"sS and l,rcompic
Peytopa, 81 mite Lsssie, the celebrated mar" Charm
er, Ellen Bateman. Sauuie H. wis Fannie King
Miss Jrlia, Eiods, Wild J. i-hnan, Bonnie add {
Nicholas LIST, Prior iornpile, Highlander Gov
Wickiidc and a host Of others.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-28
NOTICE TO BUILDERS
LUMBER REDUCrD

vNH1 undersgned have Just received ,,,.. 49,.
= OF o.. Cfnix Lcgs, and are now prersred ~ ~
nish It their Saw NM (arst Nm abova she a i NV
Pa,sns ysi s,os ae; 81 Of Building Timber so
ducof prices. V''' e.e'' ~ re-
Mch25 DIFF ppv-,c
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-28

LIST OF WINNERS SIRED BY wAGHrp- rr"V -
.. YAM.
Elza Goltsby, Florida, Laura Sp,!lman, Puss Farrs
Sam Le;chcr.
For further particulars OF the celebrated Warner,
sfe account ~ his famous with Grey EAGLE III
Tsrf X gis Or OF 1910 reported BY Vim. 7. Porter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-28
d l. SHaREy ESQ snd ot.,e1 able Lecturers.

D sHoREy, ESQ snd othel able Lecturers.
Our commercial Course embrace complete sets Of
Rsoks IN every branch Of trade and commerce, viz
ILd,y .tus partnership ard PUNT tt5ck aud eouyo nd
company business wholesale and all, manu- &C; u.
ring, com ssi0n, 70 IL steamboat brokerage.
ard sxchsnge, ani tn beet sg.fem az Bta1fHg er-
taai Also All Lecture aaa Instructions IN
mesclal calculations.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-28

TERMS..FayabIc ON cntcriM.
For full Aerc.n lie Course including Al. depart
nest ~ Bookkeeping, Lectures AM Psnmanship,
time unlimited, Observation-Disclosures. $40
For "a lessons business writirg,. 3
For unlimited course business writ.rg......... 10
Any further Information viii be given with plea
april alton at the Coll e. or hy sending f5r
Circular, which Will be fun nished g.atuitousiy by
return mall. Address
DAVIS Il Upton,
may12dtf Peoria or Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-28

MAUI NOSSC1.
VVHE FANNY HARMS aud KArH CASH. viii run
rrgblarly between Rock Isisnd. Davenport ard
al points above 70 ST. Paul mAh ing sure come
tons nj Gaena Nth the following boats which tt,
pose the Annesots DAILY Packet Line 70 81 Paul
leaving Gslena 81 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
steamer Northern Light, p. Lcdwick, Master
Northern Belle, J. Y. Hurd
Z" City Belle X LDiwiek
Granite State, II. 0Abbsit
Galsna, Iorson,
" ALEXANDRA, Mcclure,
The Fanny Harris leaves Rock Island ard Dav.p.
port for caiens every Monday, wednesday and W.
day at O'Clock ~.
Returning. leaves 9aena for Rock Island and L.
venp1rt every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Al .
leaves Immortality the arrival Of the Fanny liar
ris, at o clock p d..
The Kate Ca. sci leaves Rock bland and Dayrnt.r,
FOR Dubuque every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
At O'Clock NJ
Returning. leaves Dubuque for Rock I.Isnd AMI
Davenport on nday. Wednesday and Frsi,y at =
o'cloek u, connecting with K.okuk and ~ Ifu4,
Packet b. Campbell, which leaves on arrival N IL.
Kate CasSl 1t obloek N
These boats will give through tickets 10 all I-In..
above Oarna 10 ~ Paul, will also receipt frtirht
u oil 81 the ab.v pint. end ~in pay paftuls -
the delivery 81 the same. YA..sr gers aid
shippers can rely upon the strictrst pune uSs, A.
these bosts convey IN. y all and must leave promptly
at the hour to make their connections.
N. E.-Thesc DO ats arrive every evening Of Fnton
City In time for thr Chicago train.
BUKROwS a PRETTYhAN.
Agents, Davenport.
". LANGLEY A Co,
POWAkS 4 CO.,
AGENTS, Rock I.isna
W.P. GROvRNBRRT,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mch97-1tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-28
PUBLISHING not Ne
Agricultural.

vI'HE Scott unity hgrouiis, Society vi;l meet 4,
l. the Cou.- Horse ia Davenport On Sa' nrd Y the
5ih day Of June - At one oolocs, r " fJr the
pup ee in. Ulcers Tor The ensuing year and
the trans gtios o other business
G.. NEAL See,v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-28

VIII not farmer friends and Gil others wbo
tske an intrr' Il III Tire Improvement Of Agriculture
and the Mechanic Arts. try 10 e present With n. AZ
that time ard lend their cegnseI and s,si,ttnc a.
50 laula BILE an nndsrtak,ng =
&c d sire to maxi our Yair-.wt ich will tske
that shall give versa satisfaction n nrdsr =.
10 this 1t viii require uIted effort. shaI We have
Pea~e arswer me in person At the Court Uoure On
the 18th ~ lure y
msy1Z-ytd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-28
Practical Penn.UusEiD.

This department is under the direction the Prnc-
pals, 7. w DAVIS and 8. S. Tip On, who give daily
lcsso's sin Prnnan.nip embracing d systematic ~ e
OF beautiful Business Hr.ttn0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-28
EDUCATIONAL.
davenport Commercial College,
0rigss Block. oor Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA

0rtgs's Block. cor Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
rFINCORP ATED IN 1867
sIsHE ONLY Commercial College IN Iowa n. which
j students can receive y thorough 4 iurse IN In
-,ructior IN Heok Kassplrg Practical "a ernar.n-
tai Penmsn-hfp, and all the branches taught at hrsf
elias Cnkiegss.
DIRECTORS
Hon q Sargent, d bowers, ESD,
Jso Cook. Esq, } W Whey, Ed,
4. = vieir, Ed, ?Merwin. xl,
Las Dszei, Esl, Pm Crises, ESQ,
fP Coates, k.a. Smith, fsa
Jno Cannon, ESQ, J d Patton, kst.
-FArULry.-
Jos LOPEZ, Pfof. Il Book Keeping and Msthe-
MATES, with aals assist ante
" II PRATT, Prof OF P,nnAnship AMI Botk keep
ing.
" R,EPE, Prof. OF German Language.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-28
PENMlSsHTP

is urder the immediate supervision Of Mr.. ". II
Pratt, who .ok TIN Premiums for Penms hip and
Card writing, At the last State Fair, ana hall be
erceled by nom Ltgt or. West
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-28

1858. Ssason Arrangement. 1858
or THE
FAvORITE MISSISSIPPI RIVER PACKET
l1f
+ N v o Y,
Regular 81. Louis. Keoknk, BmrY;no,o,,
Rock Island, Davenport. Dubuque.
and 81. Paul Pocket
TNnN Light Drsught and well kno~c .,e.r,,
! ENVOY, N. O. ROE. Aasey, y, .. locsr.
Caerk, has Commence ed running ~ Regular P..h.s
u me sDove and intermediate points, coatnpitg IN
the trade during the season ''
en'ppess may rely upon having their freight Aan-
died with great care and dispatch, and pss-enre,.
ere a-t1re' In travelling upon the knyoy, of Icing
made always guite At h1me s
ror Pniahs or Passage. apply on hoard.
""''" 90 icOo- mchI3-dtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11
QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

The ship Pepperel Of S,co, reported in yesterday
moInir gs edition, wss from New-Oheans which port
she left July 20, bound to Bordeaux with cargo OF
stsyes On the It'll inst, when n at s. 49, lon. ~ q,
having bur the chief officer four and boy able 70
DO duty and The eel leaking badly, her wss
altered for New-York, where she arrived on Monday
verpg in tow of the steamer Achilles. Capt. iva n
bey Samuel Twsmbley, second officer, ,rd four sea-
men brought TO the upper Quarantine sick. July
a. st % 49, ION. 81 ii, VIXEN i've dsys out, Allen Nc
Lean, the carpenter, Of Novs Scotia, died.
At one time all bands we're sick, except the chief
officer Mr.. John Owen', who from the 7th 10 the
sfte CON Of the 9th was 81 the wheel while four men
and boy worked the pumps. On her arrival she hal
five feet OF water in her no d. with strong list to port
caused by the shifting OF her cargo. gang OF a.
borers has beer cent down 70 her TO keep her fee.
Mr.. Owens r,po,ts july 2s, e. p ~, Ion. 79' %
raw ship 70 the eastward Of them, with colors at
halfmas. supposed her to se the O2helia, from New
Orleans for LEGION.
The officers also give given bad account Of
the be alth o. New Orleans People represented to
be diving there in great numbers-s the sailor board
ing houses berg full of the fever, veil as the mos
respectable part of the residences. Iadeed, Nav
Orleans is nov the worst port from whence vessels
come to quarantine. Beside this one arrival, there
was rore other of airy particular importance.
1t is supposed that some Old buks will be sppro
priated for the reception of goods from qusrantned
vessels. The matter is in the hands of Mayor Temsnn
and is understood tina. he is favorable TO the project.
Tley WILL at least afford better protection than
merchandise now receives.
The wi ole number Of fever eases in tue Marine Hos
pial Low appears 10 be ia the neighbcrhood Of fifty,
more than have been in that retreat al sny one tims
this season. 1t is fact worthy of notice, however,
that the most of those who have been i'll with this dis
ease have recovered. This certainly reflects credit
upon the physicians connected with Quarantine.
1t has been demonstrated that those vessels arriving
from infected ports with cOlored men as sailors, have,
without an exception been free from yeloS fever.
White sailors have died by dozens, while the negroes
have entirely escsped-one havng to be found, even
con planning. i. would be more humane in captains TO
procure colored men as sailors whenever they csn
durrg the Summer season. for, by so doing, msny lives
would most undoubtedly be ssve1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

euts. tone reSe'siis' 81 .th ,sd a-t's 60,
"a 3,1slss In-A1 Il assent retfhs = 49,
ee REID os Nth iae, - s
w. - =, hex - s5duon 20 pIoessons' sefi,et -.
"a ,a,SS ns. proper God and s:sena.1se,
bece"1y --op.r for thsr condition, AMI al DIS n>oe
DEEM y az ssnder TIE provisions Of This ecton 'i os rsd
Cts FOOD and a,tenaxn shall 10 saao srd ~
al ss ~ zen. oftoe Ononeacs Ind as am r- s0,sr
loved rso Of Onoadsss sauudy, Gu ne 90 provided BY
.ss o. ,pd drg town scco1 ots fzd row1 OF
,.s'as .pd ,hsL 8pcn me warrants 81 IS % e-., BE- p.d
rresuIe 70 the party snt> thereto, o1 Of the
rs h.n 10 spscsy provided ;si rurrose as s;s.ed
~ s..s..l ,eotiOn 81 ths 81 ,,-
IT, -,y mo eject The .,ols Of .hs at the LeFi'ls
e.a s,5ssly sppropi-,s reh scnl . y D. aecs'sSy,
~. rr tbrse bund. ed 3oss tooe PAD out q me s.n
~ 10 ,se Teuoier a County q Oaoncass % as
-, - sy BIZ ,pt frni 20 Re applied s1a pA1 ooS P
,icsa u he a-s. ~ tion oits ~ fh C,Yn,v NJ On.
NJ y, ,nv yesr tie Boari o. >1pey. ors ol a
.,...s dS,n N. appropriation provided 10 ne
,1eou..s and . caiiy e., .Le atenloh
- e,r.s -, .bey s?proqae, N tcnlo. -heis'
,ny az ,hey llsy hick necessary ,Lsfef o-t %
NC. s-n ~ sy come into the rfesuy OF ssii C"lny,
ny ,bs porfof Of the moneys collected y nes hg
81 In1is.s aud for tresp.ses upon ludan sns nh
- paid over the chiefs Of the OnoaossA nd's-
3reys shs b. directly ApProprsted b. tne boe1 OF
th nseves upon the recommended ~ OF 9e snpet
Town Ononcssa aud the Agent Q! the onons ga
iSs.5, 4: h spilled and dousee IN ne ssIe n sa y
Tie person or pbyscAr "a poF''sa ~ TIC l'' -
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11
TIE COOPER INSTITUTE.

To the Editor II The ~ Y. Tribune
SIR: In your paper Of this date, lind inquiry male
about "ths conditions upon which our worthy Peter
Cooper donate bis magnificent building 10 the City,.
Having ONE months ago busted myself with similar u-
qufy then learned that the building TO be rendered
self supporting institution, through means derived
from an arising out of the rentals for stores,
offices ard lecture rooms situated on the first and Sc
cond floors The upper part of this commodious struc.
ture will be devoted IL educ tona purposes aud tho
rooms and galleries on the thId and fourth stories
designed for schools of scerce, for the reception of
works of ant and of ects Of rare occurrence in the
world of nature One floor already contsins, IN two OF
its si lie rooms, the Bryan Gallery CT Pictures. The
Ladies School of Design occupies an elegant suite OF
rooms the fJurth story and IS Mr.. Coopers IN
tenion to place DIR. Abbots valuable collection Ut
Egyptisn antiquities the upper t)or ftle bddipg,
should his fellow citizens completsthe purchase oftha
celebrated museu With sucn ginning the Cooper
Institute promise WELL and II must eventually become
the pride of the city and the constant resort OF all gh1
properly estimate the value of such tsttuto and
who can Justly appreciate the sound and vice policy
ofit- benevolent founder. Let us hope tbs. indf-
ference will manifest itself among the wealthy snd
til ed, TO wrom Mr.. Cooper unquestionsby looks for
aid N the furtherarc CO Of his Rrest design Tns Alb
bolt collection should at once be purchased and end
put to the pesent negotiations tor It's sale abroad OK
the city may be deprived of the rich st and rsrest
mueum cut of Europe and the Cooper Institute OF ts
most sold ard most enduring feature OF ATTRACTION
dHg q, 1853. MENASDEk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

d., ide rs; lot to ina-:rs vhe:tsI nxn rEs ysss,
dsy or re dsy before Wig, Auericsa OF D. L.
ociaf but whether ne = penetrated BY the g-ss,
Wig principles Of 20, the ges. American priEci ,ie
<hich seeks to plsce the American rst % in tAs
front II, Ii Of nations n power Hd 10 ac:ior a. sie
already il in freedom ard Whether ne Is sninlsted By
that ciorisus Iriscple Of Democracy waicn believes
IN the humsniy Vi every mar, an denies 20 81 leg,
lsures and TO gil sssocisons OF rdivdusls the power
take fr, m any Ian the rights which God mas gwen
hir-sskir OILY whether be is animated by tlese
great principles for se,;rg s thstis past and pressing
on 10 achieve the great results for which our fs1ers
prepared the way. IAppsu:e.l
Ard now fellow. citizens bavirg 'ags briefly ex-
presfed to you some OF the We've which les.rd ss
Of importance spd thanking you over and over sssn
fiom the bottom CT NY heart f.. The kindness you
have shown me, LEI ne bid you good night No. - go
Ohio mrn, not as . Massachusetts, nan, bat as 81
American, embracing in my regard, q tae Interests
Of our whole glorious country. lContnuedspplsuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11
TIE LAKE SUPERIOR IRON MOUNTAINS

Recently party took the Iron Mountain Railroad
at Marquette, and ran up to the wonderful piles Of
mineral known as the Iron Mountains. The jackson
is fourteen miles inland, the Cleveland sixteen, and the
Lake Superior eighteen. The editor Of The Lake Su-
peri0r Journal records some interesting facts about
them:
Quite new feature has been discovered in the for
nation OF these mountains within year or two Pre-
yousy they were supposed 70 be solid masses Of iron
throughout whereas IN TACT the meta Is found TO run
in VEINS, the principal in each being not far from
hundred feet in width. This detrscts nothing from
their value. Ii suppose these veins to be only
mile IN length each, and that there were only single
vein IN each mountain, il would make them ast a.
valuable as though they were sod iron TOR enough
enough.
The depth of these veins win probably never be
measured. No metallic vein that we ever read or
heard Of ha, been traced to is terminus 10 the bowels
OF the earth II viii be long, long tune oeiQfe sney
will be leveed with the surface, and wnen they are
reduced b. low it. in the evolutions OF tme the busi
nets Of quarying can DO carried 70 nearly the % ne
advantage az q. present. ln the hrst place. there VIII
be rock 10 10 removed to get at the ore and then
it is conceded point that the deeper they ~ the
At the jackson Mountain The sound of the drill ham
made sad discord with the music OF human voices
which foated on the air. Fifty or sixty men were
busiy engaged in drilling, blasting and removing the
ore 10 the cara. They mai ing formidable charge
upon the mountain, carrying u ou.posts, and fast
making heir way 70 the citadel Of i strength.
The Cleveland Mountain presents bold front. The
rock has been mired sway 20 ss TO leave psrpen.
dicusI wall some forty or fifty feet high, ss We should
Judge. In the center they nave reached the lNZe
vein, and when the remaining rock has been cloven
eff plump up 10 the yeln hundreds Of tuns msy bs
thrown down at blast.
The Lake Superior Mountain is run right into by
the RAILROAD at Re terminating point Operations upon
this mountain have been bat few months comm ,nced,
bat they make grand show for the time.
mn
verges 60 nearly to parallel With the Of t1e
principal ven that il si be very easy % trande the
ore ION the latter down 20 Z, and empty the w1ee!
oNloTs -sh- INTO the ST., which vii certainly %
great sdyan.aSe il loading.
Tins 8. 81 Ihsse rnorn..ins, .ne way s FAST pre-
ps;-g i:r s-e..ly extended o7srst9rs, AL s,o;oei
se.so- vi eor5-,.ss z.-less gaze essacss Isa'
h.vt eve: ye. t.s- w-ecsc. cp.' L..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
A REPLY TO MR.. GRAuAMs CARD.
T. ~ Edi.o, # TIE " Y TSA.Re
SIR: Oae or two statements in NJ. John G ,shsm 4

T. ~ E4.o, # TIE " Y TI2.ae
SIR: Oae or two statements in NJ. John G.shsms
card are not correct. lie ssya
rose ircm my chair, intending cave the saA ~
ss o. uttered regard % TIE knt
cernsd in the prodsi'09 q these vsro. ho Les rsea
70 rd IN ,hs s,oss ,C's s ., an r. ' an
VS. .ueeeuy transported With rag sos- faster ihtl c,or
in he p,oyooAe ssd previously received Toe Eee,..n a
public ,apsrs not accurate IN many important pa'a lfs
your valuable - l. . bet ,rus. h~,ser M, al .o.s
a,ek ths fi nat 'k OF P"ca -s-d - i- s.sA', u
rm.rk made IL rru eab.r diinc,y w. te'' Tiers
tibet sr iroa the establishment q th L~,s !, 100
De In, hs; SO. In 4.e sai b. rnch ~ sti
'Iim =. ,e >. h. Hs. l> -, @.f b, ~ cot n
ot0 70 ~eSs sll~ ,lior 81 ,i,e'rst TIA:
tao atenIL ~0aa NJ h.Ss ena.'<
l. II WAS rot q severe remark bat series # very
virulsnt remarks wiieA led Mr. Leslie to n he the
suggestion r.ieuejtc
Ii. Mr. Cisham was trembling with suppressed "a
wtie ayirg the cass before the CJurt-so uuea 81
ha. he was III ble 70, sone time ~ stse in;e blY
what his clients desired AID gave vent 70 hls p,ss:ca
in language which am happy to believe be does noe
usually rdulge H. Mr Leslie, seeing how ex ,tsl az
was, said, in Whist conceived 20 be dsprecs AZ and
,ors,s, tore; lea bal si;et .esP SSi Mt otshsn'
heard in such sIcnark the hsGsbiy ssae OF foolish 10
III In The next Two .snsSee. Mr o.aaim l.y 'da's
present. could fr doub,-sd yet charge. Ties
the port Of The used BY him ns 10 many
important particulars" lnrepy a.eTt thst the port scca.
rate IN eo important particular shouyh r-sy bsi.ss
that VII. n in cooler he the
passion h.d syed him. be could not believe tia, he had beeu
80 sadly thrown of his balance. .
~. Mr. Grahms transptrts CT rtec no dub daiet ht
uerory. He did say:
,osr BOno note bs, tails an att MP, :, Int odss
rspectsc These fellows iueai 20 eNiure toe
tire Court. Iuu.ck the first man see take out pencil
The which followed brackets no, intended. -
cnyey sny that which Mt Gfahsn dtsss o
T. although admit that Mr.. Graham did no. know ns as
reporter, unlikely that be might in bis PS On htye
uscket by mistake. Icert.iny enough ,, ths
letter part OF ysor ,frain rom Of VI Ga.
ans striking abilities, when he l. transported WITH sSe snt
what would not do, would lay claim - hal 40 iieS
that Mr. Graham intended BY this hrra % tiae el
did not Know what be ueht POSSIBLY d. by mistake.
In conclusion beg 70 assure Mt N,ham tha yty icu
regretted that duty required 10 make Pusc the eN,rsr-
binary snd dsaceul which ansirrd The Lower pO-
lice Court last Saturday and m that he had not beea aba
qu, those transports which imPeed hn To isuas
himself and the Court Toe report which made wss fate
upb,ed statement o Mr. Gtshsms attsi upon sh,se WIN
disfsvor with the Court aud ito sshe' and
without council 10 uphold their nights - ~
Respectfully. YOUR kEfOhlEh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

The Presbyte'an and Congregational Convection
wi meet agreesbly to adjournment, in the TAle'v-
street Congregational Church in the City Of afford,
Conr., on Wednesday, the ls.h day OF August in the
year Of oar Lord 1855, At O'Clock p. H., and vii DO
opened with q sermon BY the Rev. AMOS y. Ffeemsn
OF Brooklyn " Y, Moderator OF the .sst Corvent1r.
II lie expected ths. al eoored Pastors snd Ministers OF
the above denominations IN the United States vii be
present with statistical reports and rs; eseh church
will be represented by q lsy Delegate.
The Pastor and Deacons Of Iscoii-stree. Cna.ch
viii recsiye the Delegates OIL lie day Of opening.