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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06

Notice.
To the heirs at law VI samuel Phiiibar, te Of Scot
County, Iowa d cca.cd asld ali Others whom it may
concern.
NTO1I y is hereby given at on application mad
~ on the % h January A u lS55 b. kcr
Jane 0Ids lics ard D,s ii ID Monde Ii X hre
husband, 10 the C.Ln ou,l III y ~ y, eta.d
u wa prove ami t-t vi Ii i We al v III Of .ai
Same fhIibef, a .hI i.st SIl mi res sBe u
HonGay, the fest cay Of Mach. A ID ls5s. was liked
by ssii Coitt t. he final bea ing hefr,f ant hat
on saii Il Tst oay VI March, 1853. d. e.i ing
thereof WAC adjourned % Aoatay In 23h dzg OF
March. A 10 >, wiiel. you appear and defend
therein, IL you del e 30 TO do.
January % h. 1875.
BY order o. Hos CHARLES WESTON,
County Judge ~ y ots county, Iowa.
DAWSON TaUE, Attorneys for applicants.
nch3 v3w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06

And are now prepared to chow them to our old friends
ana Customers ana ss many new ones choose TO "a
vor us. We leave this week Tor New York and Ros.
ton, where We vi purchase and bring 70 this CITY
the ri he and most fashionable stock for the oprna
and Summer Trade, ever Offered IN this market ii
Wholesale and RftsM Prompted BY our success The
past year, feel aHrured that First Glass Olothios
and Tailoring Bstabiishment Is mOcA needed and N
take upon ourselves 70 open such IN one trusttn0
70 our man friep6s for tts support. We 90 business
strictly on the one price principle and every
afueis lyeh2k-dtfl n. b. PARKS 4 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING ostahlishad hiaaDelf n this place IN the
II basaneao a 0nvn & BIAS PLATlne, propesel
. 0ll IN orders for Ane Silver plated Door Plates,
Dooe Rasho, Dou Pulls, Dutts nunDers, 11ates and
Ul1ur0 A6opesd % ~ uee Of Deors an4 0Aureh
pSu1, NGAGGlno Bod Points. Wt1Aow oesh, Oe1t-
SS1H N - vefsoo1Sd squal toths bssl
WILLIAM OMAHA
- - - = 80 tnn1vlvoeA AeoDo
6ee4O ? s.sre - sslaG So
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
Miilincry.

n EISS EARLE takes thi. N tbod TO announce to
WI the ladies o. Davenp, ri vicinity that che
cupied by Mr.. ans Mrs. Thorndike next TO the store
Of Mr.. ". i. KIlbourn. where may - found co.,
sta0ty on hand Bo0nets, and Hats Of the Attest and
most fashtonable styles. and splendid sortmen
q Riboons. al Of which win b sold q prices suited
70 ~ times
Da6v6N DARIn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
MA N MOTH
Stationary / Blank Beek Reuse
- ~ RxrRr E~s ~.

OsS0Ouo5y - D1ouA DOOA 1O0D0 |
n. II. DURLEFS CO.,
NO. l22 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO
ATHOLBsALE and Retail dealers in Ill k,nd. q,
" staple and Fancy Stationary, Blank Books, |
Keep constantly on hand, al kind. Of blank books.
such %, Ledgcrs, Journals Day Books, Cash BOOKS
Check Books, kxeips Books, Bill Books Time Books
Sheep covered Memorandum and Pass Books. Tuck
memorandum books Of oil sizes and styles English
metallic memora bdums with rubber straps BANKER,
Css.s Not. ana blii Cases, in fact every style OF
kind Of blank book IN either hand or made "a
order, on very short notice and in the best manner
We would also cali attention to large stock OF
Writing and Blank Book PAPERS
Consisting in part of plain and ruled Can s,,.,
and Note. Also, Flat Csp, Grown, DENY RoyaI
SUPER Royal, and Imperial Papers.
Dracing Papers and RAILROAD Stationery,
Whsimans Deny, Royal, super Roya. Immortal.
Elephant, Double Elephant, Cucumber, A,las. and
Antiquarian. both smooth and rough. German
French aud Ensiish Ron drawing paper, q any
length Tracing cloth 30xSs inches vide Tracing psusr
IN sheets or roll.
Brown 4 Sons Profile 4 Crsss section Papera
Field Books, Transit Books, Level Rocks Game,
and Sable pencils, In1is Ink, NewmAns, ami windsor
Newtons water colors, IN half and whole cakes
Mathematical Instruments In sets and s-pernt.
Scales Protraetots, Pa. sieI Rules, Pocket Rules,
nc, &C
CHESTERMAN'S METALLIC TAPES
Of ali lengths, Surveyors CHAINS 50 and 100 feet tn
iength Any instrument not on hand when wanted
will be ordered from the east on short notice and
furnished at manufacturers p. ices
OFFICE STATIONERY!
Every variety of once stationery, both Foreign and
Domestic, kept constantly on hand.
Burley's Celebrated Fountain Pen.
which for durability elasticity and rmuess, are I'm.
surpassed by any other Pen In use.
AlslL'S FNrcSlSSiOllkDrHSS
We have the agency for "Hals Celebr ed Purcus sion
and Liver Seal Presses" the best aud most &C. no
mica seal press now n use, for Banks, Railroad Of
ices, Coun Offices and Notary Public Any orders
.1rwArded " US will be attended to with the utmost
despatch.
Letter Copying Presses,
& all sizes and styles from the small letter press at
II 90 to the large Railroad way bills, al SIS, wath
| bsoks to xtch of all sizes.
Blank Book Manufact tory
We have come. ted with our store q frst class
I Blank Book BndeIy, where We prepared ~ furn
A at short notice, any kind Of blank books with
wIhout printed headings aud Of any desired pattern;
| also full assortment Of Binders Stock.
Country Merchants:
are particularly requested TO cali and examine our
| stock before going to New Yo-k. We think it is in
| our power ~ offer them Inducements to buy Of VI
| Which will render q trip to the East unnecessary.
All orders promptly attended to by
u BURLEY b co,
| Wholesale T. Retail Stationers anu Blank Book Nan
ufactuTers,
1QQ Lake st, C1a1caro.
JunelSwtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad


nN and after Ecr.d.s Dc ,.lsi 1865, and until
Ofurther notice trains VIII leave RocA Island daily
Sundays excepted, ~ folloNs:
LIST mail train at 1OOOAA
I'd night express 6OOP. II.
ID freight, with I'd class cars 1t 630A II
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays
cepted as follows:
LIST night expresa - 6.OOA.N
ID mail train At 600P. n.
Sd freight, with I'd class cars at 08OP n
All trains this road In direct connexion at
Chicago with trains over both the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central r. h. TO and from Detroit, To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also ii
LA8a,le with trains Of the Illinois Central Road
North alenH and south TO 81 Louis and Cairo, 70
which places tickets can be procured Of
8. s. STEPHENS Ticket Agent,
h. y. Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity0f giving
distinct directions the destination OF their bag
gage also to procure tickets before taking their
In the cars the conductors collect fares only to sta
tons on the line Of the Chicago ARock Island raroad
JOHN r. TRACY, Superintendent.
". H. WHITMAN, Asst Sup't.
Rock Island. Nov. n. 1874 fdtf1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06

FURNITURE.
New Cabinet WarerOOlI,

icon. ROCK IsLAED AND FOURTH BT'aJ
"HERR I'll KINDS Of Il Irnture ca be had such
w - Chairs Tables, Toilet. Bsreaus, sinx and
WASH Stands, WardIo e., C0pboaEds Fancy Ed
steafs, Common Best ads, NV ii H. Exier sion
Tables and Otder articles 100 nruIetoUs n IA, ntJn
= no wants took Caste, Coun.ers Dt SKIS, Stow
cases, Ct every hind AID made order and warran-
ted.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
As good as new. SO:as furnished witt Sew epvirgs
Trimmed and repaired; Mahogaay, Cane scat Once
and Bar Room Chairs repaired and wsrrsntsi g0od.
Painting aud Vanishing den on the shortest no.
ttce.
The undersssnei viii always lie found It Las shop
to MI oil orders.
ladies'. have your furniture vArnshcd and save
expense Of purchas. ng Lev.
Jan2ldtf g. W. COLE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
.MOFFAI7S
LIFE PILLS
PHG.VxX DIFFERS

vI>HE best Family Medicine nov before the public,
J. for the cure OF Scrofuta, Ulcers. .Scurvy, or
Er4ptions, of the Skaa, FeUer and Ague, Dyspep-
STA Dropsy, and In f4ct most all diseases soon yieid
to their curative properties.
IT has been computed that during the last twenty
five years upwards of Four Millions Of persons have
been benefited BY the use OF these medi ines fact
which speaks volumes IN favor OF their curative pro-
p.rtes-a single trial wall place them beyond the
reach OF in the estimate OF every patient
by their use the Blood lie resred 10 healthy state
and freed from all impurities. The system Is not
roauced durng their operation but invgorstcd, and
they require strsilt from business or pleasure
The afflicted haze in these medicines a remedy
that scW do for them all that medicine can pOssf-
oily eject
PREPARED BY
w. ID. MOFFAT, M. d.,
NEW YORK..
June26wly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
Removal.

OHN1lyY LDONARD'S once may hereafter be
- found ct the Court House.
b. LHONA D,
tsdssnanevt6s ~ 4~cit county
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
kC23lOcNl.

TINHE subscriber has removed his stock Of Cigars
i Tobacco and Fancy Pipes, to the corner of Brady
and Front streets; 10 L. slies Block where he VII be
happy to all his old customers and the public
rally. tFeb2dtf1 Il, SIRG
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
SINGERS Sewing Machines.

LHOR oil mAnufa-turing purposes, Singers Sewing
Il Machines are deemed Indispensable. The poblic
insist upon having their clo'h hing &C. made BY them
6ingers Family Sewing Machine 10 the latest p-c,en
TED for competi h9, and, being srrang with full
knowledge VI the defects o. other machines for .mi
lar uses, hiss avoided o. TeWedted thu ali,
Il 10 the hsndsomest Sewing machine ever made.
and the easiest 70 sperste
it, excellent mech.nical principles and qualities
ere sladily apps eciated BY those acquainted We,
sewing machines and give aseursnce Of their BE-.
coming universally adapted Apply to n singer 4
Cos oess,ts Ceptss s.gP1ts1 gvssis.
mr36emCHN Ww ns~eytrA iscn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06

METROPOLITAN uLn6yx

WE have removed our stock of Clothing, Cloths,
and spacious store in
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06

Nal asness, ope N stsoTfbea, fJleet, Impotence,
Leucorfh9. and SteriliGy and Organic Dre.ses OF
tn Kidneys, and In view Of the dec.ptoas With
prscii ed upon the unfortunate victims Of suct dis
ease BY Quacss and base pretenGe ., Dr. Huobe'l
viii give med cal adyi gratis ~ ali patients thus
sriici-d, male or FINAL xho may apply ~ letter, or
prrsona ~. Ath description # their case, TO
true en- reliable mean OF Gu Audh proposes 10
treat thu unfortunate and Ia extreme p9vef
y and suffering, Lr q that viii OILY compenaat
the cost Of medic
la all dissasss which affect MANKIND, ari.lng from
abus" Of kusi functiJns-wne,h led sim
gle, msle or f-male-Df otOr Hubbtll iuey te
81 prlva.y AID ecret J, no mater wb ~ the oil 5ese
may BE-, lie viii furnish them with del go.ful aIr
iess .pt rened e. tia viii strengthen the whole
vops syHt ul-snc y al, oc, remedies that never
d the slightest II JaEy, under any circumstAness.
To THE LADIss - All . troub 81 with irr gulart-
tics, Weasness and OF er comp ain peculiar TO the
female system, viii nod speecy b CALI g
above
All csmmun cations stri'tly csBfden! al.
Address, Hubboll, n b, box 1868 o, Chicago
Illinois.
Private once, No s. Randolph st, opfsste the
Revere Hotel
gebldf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06

MARSHAL'S SALE.
N II e. n ID n m IZITG Tx.
\syAuLT having been made by the owners Ct The
- several lots parcels ofiand hereinafter par
ticularly described, In the Payment Of The OF
money seveYally ASSESSED against the same f.r the
purpose ofmac adamizing the streets upon which said
lots and parcels front, ] shall on
Wednesday, the 10th day of March,
A D 1858, at the Office Of the City Marshal Of the
City Of Davenport, at O'Clock A NJ, procoed % .e
the lots and pArcea aforesaid In der e Collect sad
sums Of money together with interest ct 10 per cent
and the cost Of this advertise ment.
HARRISON STREET.
Names. Description. Lo. Pix. Amt
Frahm n. 1907. AMI 3 3a 5I2 50
Unknown 20h 81 62 80
Nichols Geo l. 40 II 4 eide Harrisonst
sec3as pr deS IN office lo7 33
Ellis Il ~ II siie la rison $:
s.c2 aspar dee In ofice Jos -
6uter + 2Sh in sec sper
description il flee Is a.
" II i feet III sec 2 as per
description Ia Office 80 I6
Jones' Ilh ~ 70
Lean 29ft ) 62 80
Davenport. Iowa, 9Th February 1858
ii. w. MITCHELL,
Feb9dtd City MARSHAL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
nsusskeepers /! Hsusekoepers!

SVn greatest attention viii b paid By The subocri-
i ~ . Espaising Furniture IN the most substan.
~ uAnoeg onA nsot0t style. old Chairs and fancy
1aan81 vuznlt1le rspaintsd IN any style equal 70 3
0ohn1 ynnit1re asds . order and Papss Hanging
o11mAo1 . Win GDpaacA.
Oah1nse uah0 end YspsS HaAGse.
ema00uy 0rsA valoR~ = ~ oaassAA sn6 vA6a,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
Haryeli's Condition Powders

for Horse and Cattle. This Remedy 10 the beginning
and the END II Horse and Cattle Medicine. Over
one Mill n Packages have been sold during the year
1856 Perfectly safe and good at al times Other
remedies OF a similar nature but chat comrared
with them Pot in large Packages with full direc-
tions and sells for IS cents.
n. The above remedies are warranted. Agents
are authorized TO refund pur shasf money, salts
faction 10 not given These articles are sold BY deal
ers In all cities, towns and villages In the United
State. and Canadas. Persons VIII enquire for them
by their fuR names and avoid all others.
HERRICK BROTHER. Proprietors,
Albany, n. 7.
Penton l. Robinson, Sawyer, Payn Co, Bockee,
Innis & Co, Wholesale Agents. Chicago.
Taylor B. BAllord, d. g. kidridge, Davenport.
Heimes 4 CliPPenger, " ecribner, Rock leland,
A. +. Chamberlain. Aolnes
4 w. Platt, Clinton.
?. O. HcLAne, Camanche.
4. " Benton Co, Fulton City.
And b. dealers evsSyvhsro.
,.ysa, ....s,., -; I; !. g s'ss 9 r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06

Of Castor OIL.
H-Large Family Boxes, 25 CENTS.
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters
cure in FIVE hours Pains, Distress and weakness Of
the breast, Sides and Back. In Rheumatism,
Coughs, Colds, etc, they always give relief, and
warranted supe Tor TO sDy External Remedy discov-
cred since time began. Each Plaster Will wear
Eaurfaen Months Price lSk CENTS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06

IA wee 10 those who viii i ct
Ills o solemn fact tn -, hun
dred thousand die anrr lily In TIE
United States with con uIsnti.a
marasmus OF premature decay.
There esnnot be "a effec! with
out en- ID. O us.e cause.
In vi v OF the swfui destruc-
ton ofhuman life and health BY
masrAsmus or premature ex-
hAnstion and decay Of the n*rv-
Gus systern-aervou debility,
caused By sexual diseases, sach
., the vices y Self Abuse Semi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
CHICAGO.

], J. 0ALIA0HER'e,
General Advertising and Collecting
AeHN10x,
63 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, lila.
THEo. BETS, "a. A. K. sAwYER,
). d. hEiLES, inc. o. AELLKN
Sawyer, Mellen 4 Co.,
ass $50 SOUTH WATER ST,
Chicago, M.
BET9 >, .NELLE.v'f Co.
Ne. SOUTH MAIN ST,
1t. Louis, Mo.
General Commission 4 Forwarding
Merchants.
REFE Noes:
Rsaisl = Peterson, 81 10th.
0eorge Prgram, do
Capt Il Gould, DO
Lafiin, Smith 4 Boics, DO
Capt johnson, Louisiana, No.
F.irt * wheeler, Chicago.
MAEeef, do
!aiiin, smith / Boies, do
8 b Kcnnrjy h Co New Orleans.
g arwel 4 Co., Boston.
>tari.ng, Mccullough Co., N 7.
Ma "a iS57dly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-14
A NEW PHASE OF THE REVIVAL.

In Illinois the phenomenon known in
Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee and
Kentucky, about sixty years ago, as the
Jerks" has made its appearance. 1t first
appeared at q protracted meeting among
the Methodists Of Indian Grove and after
wards at Avoca, the contagion having been
spread by Eve or six jerkers, whom the
ministers had brought along with them
from the former place. From tho account
of the matter in an Illinois paper, the
scenes at the latter place have been grotes.
que enough: "From fifty to hundred
were jerking at the same time. Their
hands, feet, and shoulders we're violently
distorted into apparently the most painful
shakes and positions. The women's bon
nets would fly off their heads, as if they
had exploded, and their hair becoming re
leased from the restraint of comb or band,
would crack like coachwhips. Even I'M
believers we're attacked, and men who tried
to resist the impulse by holding their arms
around their bodies, would lose all control
over their muscles and fall to jerking like
the rest"
This strange exhibition is attributed to
bh6 lhhuCuCO VI IL
presents all the symptoms of that affection.
The persons mostly affected arc those be-
low medium capacity, and under twenty
years old. 1t has been ascertained, says
the Richmond Wing, that the will has
entire control over it, for if person Attic
ted wishes to take drink, he can stop
long enough to accomplish his purpose
AS soon as the will is directed to the OBJ
ject, it obtains mastery over the muscles.
Some persons Of strong will have made up
their minds to quit it, succeeded by violent
exertion, and at length got complete con-
troll over the muscles, though when in
company with other 'jerkers" they felt a
strong disposition to relapse. The case of
whole school affected in this way is
alluded to. The masters ordered the
scholars to dispense, and separate, and the
charm of sympathy having been destroyed
the cure was immediate. The same cor
respondent says that the affection is dying
away, and that now there are few cases.
One of the persons who was attacked at
Indian Grove, a female is in dangerous
situation, having become subject to spells,
in which she loses the power Of motion,
and is unable to utter word, or do any
thing but breathe, for twenty four hours
at time.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-14
Meadow Grove for Sale.

offer this beautiful, healthy farm for SALE which
contains 500 Of land. little moro than half is
in fine state Of sultivaii on in meadow, clover
fields, &C.; the balance of the land Is finely tim
bered. The whole farm 10 finely wstered with
Springs, Cisterns, splendid we'll. and water in
nearly every fslc; fine orchard Of every variety
Of fruit; large, thrifty
Young Nursery Of Trees;
the outbuildings of every kind of the be st mate.
rails and very convenient The family reside nee
sufficiently elegant for most families and extens i've
enough for any family. II lies on both sides of
the road leading from CaI ksville TO Lafayette and
is 6 miles west from GAINESVILLE and from New
Providence or Trice's Landing. don't want TO
say much, presuming any person wishing to pur-
chase will examine 1t. My inducement 10 sell Is
my age, now near 80 years, aud have been in
bad health for the last six months, which diaAbes
me from attending to the cares OF a farm. II not
sol privately before the LIST day Of July, l will
then offer it at public sale; II sold will sell all
my perishable property in the fall IL not sold
will be pleased TO procure oVsrsoer for the next
year, or longer II live.
PETER C. BUCK.
Nav I. $50
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-14

LATER FROM FLoRIDA.-Important In
dian Neos-The Purser of the steamship
Atlantic, at New Orleans from Key West,
via Tampa Bay, ETC., furnishes the follow
ing memoranda:
The U. s. steamer Gray Cloud, from Fort
Myers, arrived at Tampa on the 25th ult.,
bringing information that all the hostile
Indians had consented to remove to Ar
kansas-in fact large proportion had al
ready come in and we're at Fort Myers
when the Gray Cloud left; among whom
are 81 warriors and about 80 women and
children, and SO more at Egmont Key,
making 126 women and children in all.
Among the warriors in are Billy Bowlegs,
As-oonwah and son, Oh-be-wah- lee, Tus-
te-nug-ge Nokoo hadje, Bowleg's father
in-law, etc.
A party of sixteen, with Halleck Tus-
kenugga at their head, left Fort Myers on
the Oath ult., for Cypress, to meet Sam
Jones, who it is said has finally consented
to leave, all his people having determined
to leave with the others. The whole of
them are expected to embark on the Gray
Cloud at Fort Myers by the 9Th of May for
New Orleans.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-14


Dy- The Mayor of New York is diving
into the gambling bells and bringing out
the devils who keep them, and the sinners
who frequent them He is engaged in a
good work but It will amount to very
little. Looping off the branches only
multiplies them SO long as the root is un-
touched. Reform the morals of the peo-
pie-correct public opinion, and these
monster evils will die natural death. -
Corruption pervadcs every department Of
social and political life--the greatest knave
in trade succeeds best, and is respected
accordingly; the greatest political Sound
rel is the most successful candidate for
office, and none but those Of the same
kidney can share the spoils. When thiev-
ing thrives, and corruption in politics, is
rewarded, society is rotten, and the gov
eminent no better. Under such state
Of things, it can do but little good to break
up one nest of gamblers, that a dozen
more may be built by the scattered brood.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-14
nag The Union & American denies on

R6s- The Union & American denies our
statement, that Gen. Quitman denounced
the English bill as fraud. We have only
to say that such was the report by tele-
graph. Washington is in the full posses
sion of the locofocos, and we leave the
public to infer what may emenate from it,
The Washington Correspondent of the N,
Y. Tribune, on the day that the English
bill was reported, said :-"Mr. Quitman
declared it mean continuance with which
he would have nothing to do" This
statement was extensively published; we
copied it from the Louisville Journal and
having given our authority, we ask the
Union K American for his authority for
saying that Gen Quitman did not make
the statement