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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23
what became of their Bodies

What became of the bodies Of the two
Browns and the other Insurgents killed at Har.
pers Ferry2 No one has ever recorded the
fact of their burial and no one kno ss that
burial was ever given them. Decency-if il
has not departed from the Old Dominion
demands an answer to our question.
1t is said that surgeon in a town not faI
distant from Harper's Ferry had the body o.
one of the Browns and dissected it. --a...-l
Jason Brown, of Summit county, SOD o
Capt. Brown. has written. letter to Gov
Wise asking-in case his father shall he exc
cuted-that the body shall be sent to Ohio
for burial. or he delivered to the friends
Cleveland Herald -
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Railroad Accident.

A terrible accident occurred on the Indi
ana Central Railroad. last Friday, near Cam
bridge City. 1t appears that rail on tht
track running over a bridge had been taken uI
for repairs, and before it could be replaced
train of eighteen cars filed with hogs CANT
along at high speed. The engine aud thirteer
cars plunged through the bridge into the riv
er. The conductor, brakeman, and drovel
were killed. and several 6remen were injured
The cars were literally smashed to atoms.
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Erastus Darrow vs. Reuben r.. Rothrock

CHERlFF,S SALE.---By virtue of plu special
ri Fa 10 me directed and delivered from the Court of
Common Pleas in and for the Coun nf Portage and state
shall exposp,to at Public vepdue the door
Court House in the of Ravenna in said County
State Saturday the 9th day of Drcembe A. d.
1884, the hour of O'Clock Of said day, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenemeuta, TO wit:
Situate in the township of Franklin in the County Of
Portage and State Of Ohio and known BY being part
of Lot and is b,unded follows. wit Begin
ming at Post standing the East side of the Middle
bury and Mantua road, five chains ninety nine links
North % deg. East where the South line of Lotnumbr
the same thence North % deg East along said
road the Nantua and Hudson road called chains
and % Inks thence south des E. chain and 81 links
the Cuyahoga River thence down said River chains
and % links thence North 6s deg West ch and 20
links The place of beginning be the less
subject all legal highways Appraised nt Ss7 co.
Taken plu of special Fl Fa, for COSTS as the prop
erty in the suit of Erastus barrow
Reuben T. Rothrock & ais
Terms-Cash on day of Sale. ff
~. e: s. THoS. r, WILLIAMS, Sheriff
SHERIFF's OFFICE, RAvESNA, Nov. 2ist, lsj9.-5w
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
In the Tribupe we have the following


BULLS HEAD.-The market opened yesterday with
413 Beef Cattle in the yards at Foryfourh street
This is an increase of 300 the total of Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week. The will be some
what increased to-day that there is chance for the
prove their fortunes this week. since the
total for the Cit supply will probably foot about 5000
head Judging from appearances during the first day. it
Is not likely that the quotations of regular weekly
report will need to be aered. The range from to 10
cents pound Very few of the cattle of quail
ty will command the highess price and hut
tras will be quoted at 10 cents There may be rather
larger propoton this week of cattle that cassed
best which sell at 9@9a cents pound and for this
class market may be little better than II week
ago, The market yesterday was remarkably dull and
only about half the cattle yarded ldsae closing
early with good supply Of all sorts best for the
market to-day. We expect to sales drag somewhat
after the fashion of last Wednesday. los aaA
Notwithstanding drovers complain loudly Of low
kets find by reference to the report of this time
year ago. quotations in correspond
with the present-that is, hest quality sK@ec.;
medium, 7Osc; ordinary 5@6c.; extra, l0c.; average,
| Ike.
The quality of cattle yarded yesterday, judged,
would correspond with that of last week. There is de-
ciency of first class stock, but full supply of medium
GLASS; that is good fair retailing market beef and
Of the inferior Sorts of which totally ust
to be eaten by the inhabitants of such city rs New
York. The report of the Hog market will probably show
a considerable imp ovenient this week.
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.Mathaniet F: Ftis6y us. Elisha Garrett

CHERIFF SAl.E.-By virtue Of a writ of Fl. Fa
= to me directed and delivered from the Cont o.
Common Pleas of Portage County and State of Ohio.
Court House in the Town of Ravenna in said County and
State Saturday, the 10th day of December 1859
at O'Clock NJ. of said day, the following described
lands and tenemenis, 10 wit: ---
Situate in Township Of Nelson County of Portage
State of Ohio and is in lot No. of said Township
and is particularly known as village lot No. II in
the Village of Garrettsvile, agreeable to survey made
by Russell A. Ashman Dept County Surveyor, and re-
eo-ed on Portage County Record Book 2e 49s and
400. Appraised at ffty dollars.
Taken writ of ri. Fa as the property OF Elisha
Garrett, at the suit Of Nathaniel Frisby, .g s.+g
Terms-Cash day of sale.
- THo's B. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Ravenna. Nov. I, 1859. nove-5w r -eez
s. D. NORTON. Ally.
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Ths Istsaaa sTadm 51a,.lg eE SH10 Probate Court
The GoLDNN sALvE-A ,3REAr HEAl1xe

THE GOLDEN SALvE-A GREAT HEAILNa
vent of this new article in city, which has met with
such signal in LOWELL where 1t is mAde that the
papers teemed with of truly marvellous
Tney chronicle where the life of lady recently
saved-a of broken breast another where the life
OF a child saved of chatting another of q
,dy whose face much disfgured by scroulous hu-
NOR which brought to healthy action in few da,
also another of old man. who had his foot
twenty years-cured in few weeks. Our citizens
will be slow in getting its merits and will herald
II over the land.-Boslon Herald
NHE Golden Save Is purely vegetable preparation
Ii safe aud efficient remedy for piles, cuts chap
ped hands snd ulcers frosted feet warts corns
throat in short for all diseasis for which ointment is
adapted.
Price, 25 cts q Box. efE
WILLIAM G. PECK, Agent Ravenna, Ohio
| For sale at the Ravenna Book Store.
Nov. 2l, 1859. nov23-Sm
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23

Ralph Waldo Emerson, in his lecture at the
fremont Temple, Boston, on Tuesday evening.
apostrophized John Brown as "The Saint,
whose fate yet hangs in suspense, but whose
fmartrydom, if it shall be perfected, will make
the gallows as glorious as the cross.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23

A dispatch has been received in Washing.
ton from General 1'wiggs, to the effect that
Brownsville, Texas, has been laid in Ashes by
Cortinas, and 100 of the inhabitants massa-
cred. The statement is discredited at WASH
iDgton.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23

1t is stated that Gerrit Smith has endeav
ored to commit suicide, by cutting his throat
with razor, since his confinement in the Asy
uim at Utica.
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Married..

MARVIN-WOODRUFF.-In Rootstown the 20th
inst by Rev. L. W. Ely M. j g. Marvin of Rayenna,
aud Miss Sarah NJ. Woodruff. of Rootsiown. 4a.
HALL-sTEDMAN.-In Rayenna. the 2lst inst.s by
Ira w .Enos, Esq Mr.. Joseph N. Hall of CharlestoSn,
and Miss Eclecta u. Sednan Of Ravenna. rJs t.r
McDOwELl-HUDSON.-At Edinburgh, Nov. 2lst by
the Rev T. Radcliff, Mr. Mortimer Mcdowell Of Michi-
gan, and Miss Emily Hudson, of EdiDbnrgh.
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Mexican News.

The news from Mexico is important The
Liberal expedition against Tehuacan &c, prov
ed disastrous failure. Gen. Marquee had
pronounced for Santa Anna He seized a
conducta containing $2,sO0,ooO in specie -
He appropriated $500 600 to himself. and de
tanned the rest at Guanaquata. The British
and French Ministers protested against his
proceedings - .. ... a.-.5-..--
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Died.


HALL -Iu Brim6eld Oct I'd. of Consumption. Miss
Mary Eliza Hall, daughter of William Han, aged q
years. f e-.s .,z7' -s..--.- P. t.z77f.l,
alIve-sT. PAUL. CoM.
Typhoid Fever, Chauncey B. Harris. aged q years,
oldest son Of Erwin Harris. 5lf-l
Chauncey was much loved BY his friends and highly
esteemed by all who knew him. His loss will be long
and deeply amented but trust he has gone to high
er sphere of existence 1-ssg~s - CoN.
NEWNHAM.-In Akron on the nth inst- Mrs. HELEN
A. wife of Mr.. John Newman land second daughter OF
James Cuhbert, of franklin Mills, aged 20 years and
months.
Go 10 thy rest in peace,
And. soft be thy cepose
. Thy tolls are Ger, my troubles cease, r.
From earthly cares, in sweet release, -a
-. Thine eyelids gently close. CoN.
TINKHAM.-In Troy, Geauga Co., Wednesday, the
9th inst, OF Cancer, Dea ALA Tnkhamngs 50 years.
He embraced the Christian Religion in early manhood
since which time led the life of humble and de-
voted follower Of the Lord Jesus and has taken
active and prominent Interest in the welfare OF the
Church of v hich he q member.
Through Al his long and painful illness, he bore him
self with Christian rude aud resignation. Al tmes
his pains almost insupportabe and he suffered the
most intense agony; Even then, no manifest alton Of
truly the index of the Christians blessed hope
Lift not thou the wailing voice,
Weep not, tbs q christian dieth;
Up where blessed saints rejoice, . -#-.
Ransomed now, the spirit hieth.
They who die in Christ are blessed;
O.rs be them thought of grieving
sweetly with their God they rest,
All their tolls and troubles leaving. Con-.
Connecticut papers please copy.
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n ETAIL M ARK e It.
Per Bushel.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

Money Is reported abundant in New York. The Mis-
souri, Democrat the receipts gold from Kansas In
est estimated by those best posted in the mat
ter that less than 600 IN gold has been mined
at Pixies Peak in the last four months. OK
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23

Allen A Hall, editor Of The Nashville. ve,os,
on the 18th inst. killed G.. G.. Poindexter, ed
itor Of The Union and american, in street
afray growing out of an editorial quarrel
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23

A fire broke out in the Touring mill of Geo
Broomhal. at Mohawk. Herkin,er County,
ON the 18th inst, destroying property to the
value of $50 600. No insurance.
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SALE OF - CARRIAGES,

stanhopes, ,Bnggys,O Wagons, slsgh.
Wheelbarr ows, &c
All that sold previous to the lIh of November
at II O'clock win ther be offered at Public Auction.
The work warranted 10 be OF best aerial and good
finish. ---sA-
Please give cal and bid, if YOU want a vehicle
that i'll service and any orders fer work.
:. 5,4..t. j. PETERSON.
Ravenna, Oct. 30, 1852 novz-2w : ES5'gg
The above sale is adjourned to SATURDAY the 26th
of inst to take place the Ship of the
dersigned, Meridian Sireet, in of the Bank.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A NJ. - - Esr
- j. PETERSON.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23

TyI ES OF HOLDING COUNTS IN THE
/ 9th Judicial District of Ohio for the year A D
1860 fixed and ordered by the Judges Of the Court of
Be il xed and ordered that the District Courts for the
9th Judicial District of Ohio, shall be held for the year
1860 in the Counties of said District beginning
at the times following to wit: -afata 81 af
In the County of Stark. Tuesday, May iss'
In the County Of Columb biana. Taesdas May 10th
In the County OF Carroll. Wednesday May lotn
In the County of Portage. uesday sept a.h
In the County of Lake. Monday Seps 1S' h'
In the County of Ashtabua.. Monday, SEPT; iMh o
In the County of Trumbu.. Satrdsy, eeps: z51'
And thai Iho Courts Of Common Plea, shall be held in
said Counties for the year A. d. lSoo, oesos ~ tne
times following, to wit: no. ~, o..
In the County of Carol, February io' mS <iss aud
October l0th a-., =, ..,
In the County of Stark Feoruary zin' 'ane stn anu
In the County of Mahoning, February 18th; May 2lst
in ,he County of Columbiana. March 5th; June 9Th
In the Co niy of Portage, February 18th; May 2lst
ia the County Of Trumbull, March sth; June 9th and
October 29th. -.,. -t.a s- -
In tbs County of Lake, February 18Th; May 14h and
October lst.
In the County of Geauga, March 5th May 9sth and
In the County of Ashabua March 9sth June 1lth and
November 12th.
Tho c,srs of said Courts of said several Counties
ode red TO enter these times and this order the iourn
Ais of District and Pleas Co aud pubsh the
same as required by law, enacted April 9, 1883
Fixed and ordered by us at Garfield. .MAhonng County
As witness our hands
B,F. HOFFMAN,
..- ........ I. W; poTTbERRc;
HoRACE WILDER.
Jp5ves of the Courts of Common Pleas, of the 9Th
Judicial District of Ohio. ...
certify that the foregoing Is truly taken and
osE,s. oSi"e. i '''' E.Bosrwiok; Clerk :
Nov. 14tb, 1852 ns''"
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23

No. reported for this market Forty fourth sls
The prices are reported as follows: e.4R
First quality 96eSc.
Medium 76sc.
Ordinary 5fG6c.
Some extra good Beeves may be quoted at -@I0 C.
The general average of The market at -@7xc.
The most of the sales range from 6@8kc.
Total number of Beeies received in the city this
week 5,251.
This is 6S5 head than last week. and 81 cad
than The average of last The number
each Wednesday market Inst 27S2 head while
the number day. being 1866 shows Iis3 head more
than the average and7a2 head more Than this day week.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23

HoGs.-The Cincinnati Commercial says there is .
settled decision packers generally hold off,
IS There sale of 300 hogs S575 and Of
200 at S5,62A
The Marysville Ryi Eagle, reports sales of hogs at
"a cwt gross. and buyers have settled upon
that price the outside limit sls-yi 81 T. q =
CHICAGO.-The change from walm cold weather
has caused good demand by packers for hogs both alive
and dre sed Live hogs average 20O@250 net
ST. L0UIs-Packers offering for heavy hogs
for early delivery $5@5, go net 81! 80
NUMBER OF HOGS.-The statistics of Ohio and In.
diana show less numbers of hogs suitable for ing, but
Kentucky shows 300 900 year; and it
is probable greater number will be found in both Mis-
souri, and Illinois. ~
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Last Words OF Broderick.

Doct RowelI, the surgeon who attended up
on Senator Broderick after he received the ia
tai ball from the murderer Terry, says, in {
letter, as follows: 30 ... $3.50. --- ara1
60 1 win say, in answer to your request. thai
the late Hon. D. G. Broderick on the day o
the duel, after he was wounded, and before re
action had taken place, when / was standing
over him, as one of bis medical advisers, try
ing to calm him, and telling him not to exer
himself too much in talking, he holding one o.
my hands in both of his, did use the following
language, and did address the same to me, viz
II am killed-I am murdered-bec0use
.cns opposed to the extension of slavery ana
q corrupt administrator H.
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Rayenna. Nov. ls. lsse.-2N
NOVEMBER APPOINTMENTS, 1859
E. H.=SANDS, M. D.
URIPATHIC
pbpsifian arl1 Gl1raeoll,

Graduate in ls4S of the College of Physicians and
geons of the CITY OF New-York, and fifteen years expe-
rence in ths treatment of Acute Chronic diseases
years in the City Of New Yor-wo years experience
that immense hospital for the treatment of diseases
of rrnde and : -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23

Joshua R. Giddings, in going through Syra.
cuse on Saturday, was astonished to find the
depot crammed with people anxious to testify
their respect and affection for him. The in.
terval between the arrival and departure OF
the trains was but four minutes. As Mr..
Giddings stepped on the platform to pass from
one train to another, in company with Henry
B. Stanton, who announced him to the peo.
ple three hearty cheers burst forth from the
crowd. Among his humorous remarks Mr..
Giddings said the gentlemen down South who
were in need of heads, or brains, and who ad
vertised for him, could have his head when he
got through with it, if they would hand over
the S., 600 reward to the executors of his will
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City Hospital of New-York.

Chronic diseases
years in the City Of New Yorktwo years experience
IN that immense hospital for the Of diseases
of every grade and character, the --. 1Iast.4 tf
City Hospital of New-yorlz. 4
About 900 Medical Surgical Diseases come
annually uuder the OF tae Physicians and Sur.
geOns of this lnstit ution. 1s.--J E.it iF9t u
DR.. SANDS as pupil of the late Dr. SWEET, Profess
of Diseases Of the Lungs to the City ospal and to
the University of the City of New York; alsc student
assistant under those great aud successful
Surgeons John Watson and A. w. Stevens of the City
Dr.. SANDS by the symptoms, aud examination of
the case IA vial of nrine detects certainty,
ture of The disease without the patient applying per-
son. if at any lime inconyenent. ffg.
Persons desiri e q CORRECT knowledge Of the dis
with VIII ch they afflicted, may rely with implicit
confidence npon having impaired to them, true slate
c,enI Of their condition. TGE5 zGFl -1aIsi
BOTANIC REMEDIES. No calomel or other delete
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
During month in the year. Dr. Sands be con-
sulted at the following places Visits will be made reg
ulsrly for n term of years: r4. st.F- -
GARRETTsvILLE.P Principal Hote...... ...... 9Th
CANTON. .....Franklin House..-.-...." 22d
Nixon House ...,........ 23d
RAVENNA ....Prenss Hsuse.......i.. Gath
Gaskil House. 25th
All Chronic or long standing diseases of the Brain
scroulous diseases Surgical cases. and Diseases of Fe
maes successfully treated; when given mp BY
the most ssillful physicians.
| Richmond, Ashtabula 90. Ohio. DR.. sands.-I fee
grateful you tile benefits received at your hands,
an instrument from God have been afflicted for TWEEN
" years with sick-headache-chronc darrhea-the ute
rus resting the rectum ke weight. which caused
great deal of PAIN weakness and anguor. have takeI
only two of your prescriptions consider myself well
which expected in this life,but all the thank
be ascribed you for health May God bless your bas
ket and store, and have with our efforts. =
| June, 1850 MRS. M. MERRlMAN.
Persons sending history of their illness, with symp
TOMS appearance o. urne enclosing three dollars
will receive medicine with directions, for one month";
| treatment. -tii .-'r-- -H' -.-.---
address DIR. E, H. SANDS, Cleveland:-stating Town
County and Stete. Oct. lz-7w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23

To delay an election would in great meas
ure destroy the moral effect of our victory. 1t
would exhibit an indecision and apparent want
of unanimity that would give courage to our
enemies, whe one year ago set US an example
of promptitnde in Illinois that is worthy o.
imitation by the Republicans of Ohio. Dur
ing the very first bonrs OF the legislative ses-
sion, they re elected Stephen A. Douglas te
the Senate. Let Ohio retort with equa
promptness and spirit, by returning Salmon
P. Chase to that body without moments de
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23

~" =. :" 1"--7- 80 W ARLINGTON, NOV. TO.
A company comprising 81 infantry and Ri
lemen. left Alexandria for Charlestown by
the early train via the Relay house. Capt.
Dufy's Co. of so men and 4 guEs went by a
special train on the Manapos road via Straus
berg, from thence they are to march eighteen
miles to Winchester.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-23

A. NJ. Anerton & Co., proprietors of Washington
Drove Yards, Forty fourth street, rYport the cattle
market from the following states and Canada:
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INSURANCE:

FOR reliable and available Insurance
l. apply to the Agent of The following Companies
They all stand No. ! at the top of The lists
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All Chronic long standing diseases of the Brain
Lungs somsch and Bowels, Spine, Skn Syphililic and
Scrofuous diseases Surgical cases, and Diseases of Fe
males successfully treated; when given up BY
the most sSilful physicians.
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Farm Produce.

BIZ z En- 5 Pay r
Per Bushel
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o, what a noble mind is here o'erthrownl 81
The courtiers soldiers scholars eye, tongue sword
The expectancy and core of the fair State,
The glass of ia hion and the mold of form, -,
The observed Of all observers; quite, quite down.
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PRICE OF BEEF CATTLE.

reported for th. market a. Forty fourth street ssls
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-20

The river is about At stand vi very
fair stage Of water on the rapids.
Business on the levee vas very dull yes
tsrtlAy; there being no arrival from above.
and but one from below-the keokuk She
took on fair quantity of freight and Passsn-
gers aud started down last evening
The Northern line Of steamers do rot ap-
pear 70 be very regular in their trips. Our
local packets should be patrouized by our
citizens as they are owned by individuals
r. ing in our midst
The Missouri river is very high and freight
and p q, . are conveyed ct quite low
figures.
The illinois river is very high. At Peoria
it j. overfowing the bsnks and communica-
tiea with the country is almost entirely cut
a.
The Ben Campbell is the packet for Keo
kuk tomorrow night. The Ben is . jam ~
boat and Meyers and Ass,nusssn capital
good fellows.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-20

BUFFALO, March 1s-The Railroad Con-
vention met pursuant to adjournment. ut .
o'clock this morning. The ,ime table com
mittee submitted schedule Of time he-
tween New York and Chicago, making the
sarting time ut New York at s o'clock in
the morning. Objected to by the Hudson
Rive abroad, who want the time 70 BE- 8
A. NJ, and utterly refused to concur. The
report Of the committee thereupon was re.
jected by tn Convention.
1t was mt. ed that another committee Of
FIVE be appointed to prepare schedule
which all might agree upon. or endeavor to
effect comprise. After some debate, the
matter " entirely dropped Convention
ao ourned.
A call is ser "a for another Convention
of those intere ed as to time Of starting
from New York, to be held this afternoon.
The Cow vention Of General Freight
Agents now in session.
Charles Moran, dent of the New
York and Erie Railroad utterly refuses ia
be bound by any compact There is no re-
suit likely to be arrived at.
The Convention representing Southern
Western and South Western interests IL tc
be held at Columbus, on the 23d inst.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-20

GREAT DISTRESS, is said to exist in
the ranks Of the Black Republicans. The
reason being that there are so few candi-
dates for the City Marshalship Only FIVE
have thus far announced themselves.
We understand that the present incum.
bent, Marshal Bechtel, is trying to get up:.a
temperance ticket. We knew that this was
one of his "afinities," but didn't think him
so lacking in judgement as to suppose that
such ticket would win with the present
Republican party. Take care, John, don't
put your foot in it.