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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-07
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THB STATE or IOWA. In the District Cosrt
Scott County, of Scott county Iowa.
DY virtue Of an execution issued from the oil &c OF
- the CLERK Of the District Court Of Scott county
State OF Iowa, in favor Of Matthew Eehoe paintif,
and against Bartholomew Kehoe and John chloe. de-
PENDANTS, dated Nay 3st, 1853, and to me direc-
tel, commanding me that Of the goeds chattes stock
or intere ia any company debts due property in the
hands Of third persons lands and tenements (Which
are not exempt by law from execuiion) OF the said
defendants l make. or cause 10 be ms de- the sum OF
three hunsred forty.nine and 60 100 dolars with in.
terest and costs, and by virtue Of said execution
levied upon the following described persons prsper-
", to Wit Three mich cows three steers one mare,
two colts, one wagon and harness
And hereby give public notice that shall offer
for sale at public outcry, the premises OF Martin
kehoe, in winfield township, in scott arnty, Iowa,
on Friday, the st day Of July 1889 ween the hours
OF 10 O'Clock A NJ and 4 O'Clock \ OF said day. to
the highest and best bidder therefor in cash, the
above described property. or sufficient thereof to
satisfy the above debt, with interest and costs.
Dlted this LIST day Of june 1859.
II. LEONARD,
june3 Sheriff OF Scott county Iowa.
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Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA. SCOTT COUNTY

bTAfE OF IOWA, sCoTrCOUNTY.-
To John We!iner, Emil Hexborn, and Thorn a.
Lewis, 6irs:
NOU are hi eby not inei that here IL nov ON A :.
IN the once ~ 'he Clerk or the District Court IN
Scott county bill IN IN ity =, ing At CERTAIN
deeu made and exetute1 By John W, imer 20 Emil
Hezborn. and Mortgage from smi II. xborn 10
Thomss Lewis and deed from Holxbon 4, Levi,
we fnsr, IS recorded In The cords OF Scott unity
Iowa, may be canceied ss cloud, upon hi, title AMI
that no nay lave snch other relief o. the rstufe OF
his case may require: and that unless YOU appear
gu % before tire nst day Of the next term Of I'D
CONT and answer thereto according to the rules u
this Court. Judgment will be rendered In
with II pray, OF petitioner.
Dated This l7tn day Of Nay A D. 1872
ERNST wOLTMARE Plaintiff
BY JAMES CIR Ant Atty IM.yo2
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New Books! New Books J! !!

New Books! New Books ! !!
TlHs attention Of Book Buyers whether Student
= Merchant, Doctor, Clergyman, Librdrian,
Mechanic or Mem Of Lecture, Is invited to our su-
perb assortment Of Books In every department Of
Literature.
Bib'es, Prayer Books
Hymn Books, Juvenile Books Of every variety,
School Books 1t reduced Prices, Blank Books, which
all our 6anters should Sc, De La Reu, eouthworih
4 Co.'S station ~, Music, Maps Mathematical H.
st uments, Ere n stock Of Ohes smen and Boards,
a.hsndsome assortment ofWALLPAPkA AND BOR-
DERS sold q rrces 10 defy competition, Fancy Art-
cles Of ev ~ description, camp Using india Rubber
Canes, Port nonnaies, 6egar Cess, Paper Weights,
Gold Pens, Therm meters, Ppxzies, &c.
We tend.msking our store tbs
Popular News Depst Of Davenport!
All Maessines, Nevspsp1s. &c. published, for
sale. Subscr ptions receiv,d for New York daily
IOWA BOOK ROOMS.
No. 50 Brady o, above the Port Once.
CHARLES ADAMS. Proprieter.
OHARL43 q. ADAMS, Agent
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SSGC1tn . SetlGs
STATE OF IOWA, In the District Court Of Scott
County or SooTT, )county, State Of Iowa.
DY virtue Of an execution, issued from the once
ID of the Clerk Of the District Court of Scott county
Iowa. In favor OF ). d. Denkmann, Plsintid an /
sgsinst John Cha. Kuper Deien dant dated June g.
1889 TO me directed, commanding me, that OF the
goods chatte's stock Interest In any company debts
dne, property in the hands Of third persons, lands
and tenements (Which are not exenpt by w from
execution) OF the said defendant, make cau.c
be made, the sum Of three hundred and sixty and
8S-lOO dollars, with interest and cost levied upon
enc y Ike Of oxen.
And hereby give public notice that shall offer
for sac at public outcfy ct the farm Of j. d. Denx
msn IN Blue Gra.s TownshIp, scott ounty Iowa on
Thursday the TIN day OF Jay, 1850 at the OF 10
O'Clock said day. to the highest and hest bidder
therefor, in cash. the ab5ve des-riTed property,
SUFFICIENT thereof to satisfy the above debt, with in
terest and costs.
Dated this ID day Of June, 1859.
II. LEONARD,
je4 Shf Of Scott Go. Iowa.
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ShefiH,S Sale.

STATE OF IOWA In TIE District Court Of Scot,
SCoTT COUNTY, County, State OF lows
by virtue OF specisl execution is ued from the
- office Of the Clerk Of the Ditrct Court OF Scstt
unity, state OF Iowa, in favor II wiliam Ferid.y,
executor OF Helen Fsrriday, plaiutin, and against
Geo b. Rssley and Daniel 8. Hawiey, defendant, da
ted April 9Th 1853, and to me reeted, c.mmr ndng
me, that OF he zeal estate hereinafter deterbed II
the said defendants, 81 make cause be msde the
sum oftwo thousand twenty fve and S5-10O dollsr,
with Interests and costs, and commanded BY eaii
special execution, l levied upon the folio wing de-
scrbed real estate situated in ecott county Iowa to-
VT: The east half Of lot No tso ~ in book No
sixty two 62) AND also the hair Of lot No
(3) in sad block sxtytwo 6, In the city Of Daven-
port.
And hereby give public notice hat shall offer
for sale At public outcry At thu Court Hou door in
the city of Davenport, scptt county Iowa. Nor day
the 9th d,y Of June, 1859 At the hour OF O'Clock
~ Of raid day tothe highest and bast bidd therefor
In cash, the Shove described property sufficient
thereof TO satisfy the abov debt, with interet and
costs.
Dated this 9th dsy Of Mag, 1859.
r.. LEONARD,
mays ehsrn OF Scott County low.
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LegNl Notice.

DUBLlC notice is hereby given that Andrew J.
j Lawes and Sarah Mcire2or, execetcr ana -x-
ccutriK Of the estate OF Alexander W. McGregor.
recessed. have this day fed Their account exeou.
tor and exscu rx oressid and that on Monday Tire
9th day u June, 1859, 1t ~ o'cock In the fore
noon " SID day taey will apply to the County Judge
Of scott coun y, Iowa, Ter nai settlement OF ssid
accounts and t. be DISCHARGED from further duties
and responsibilities and that any person ed
in the said estate may attend upon TIE settlement
the said accounts 1t the time above stated and con.
test the same.
ated Davenport, April 18th, 4 d 1869.
ANDREW J. LAWRS
SARAH A. MC6RRGOR
By CHis. x. PUTNAM, Attorney.
Witness Charles Weston, County Judge Of Scott
county, 1t the Court House In the cit, OF Davenport
Ills 18th day Of April, A ID 1852
sprls-h CHARLBO WESTON
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CLOTHING.
notice.!
A 8 the Scott County Pair is the largest aud best
"A ever held In Davenport, soh
The Largest and Best Stock
Cloths, Cassilaleres 4 Vestillgs,
(suitAble for Fail and winter) ever offered In tn
market now open 1t
SAMUEL PEKKY'S,
(s,ors opposite the Poet Oice) which vii, be made mp
10 suit customers on short notice, and
Prices In keeping with the Times.
A large assortment of
READV-MADE CLOTHING
1er Men. Youths ana Boys. Of my own manufacture,
which will b. sold st
II - - { q r IA p r 4 @ q .
shall continue to manufacture my own Clothing,
thereby giving
A BETTER GARMENT
vos the same money than any Hsstarn made goods.
Everything In the
Furnishing Department
Dan also be founi.
Shirts OF all descriptions,
Under Clothing in endless vasisty,
stocks.
les,
Handkerchief.
Stocks,
Suspenders. 80. &C..
A large and splendid assortment OF
Gents S avis,
he cheapest ever offered In this market.
Al Of which the publi7 are invited to examine.
ONLY ONE PRICE.
SAMUEL PERRY,
sep1S Brady st.. oppo Post Once
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
uuProh l6P PllBesU Reok !
A Il vs. s.ssa so,as V r'hSs ssal ssus spri.l
"A bad bstter co0s 70 tAs
"M1sckeve Sssse,''
To ga their sstns Al kinds 81 Groceries and Pro-
vistens aay there - 1ound 10 abgDdeaee, tor cash
Area Lot Of 0oods Jast Received.
Nsv Orleans ssgsr. u psnsAs ses ocs ocular,
Louistans OlasiAed, Psvdsred.
Dsscher's ClariAed.
hOLAssRs Axs sYRUPs.
Ssn ss' xps,: : Syrup q 1sissss: '''" '''''
,C0vgBss.
Prime Mo. Fresh Boosted.
Oid Gov Jsvs, Gov ava aad Rte.
| THAS.
| Imcerisi, Oolonx.
| Young Hysoh.
KLOUB.
Johsso MS Buckwhsat do.
FISH.
Mach srsl, No l white Fish.
SALT.
@ A Salt. Salt BY The barrel.
SOAR.
white Soap. CASTLE Soap.
Brown D. Transparent Soap.
OIL.
whale (Sos burniss.) Elephant.
FRUIT.
suitsns Rsisiss Just rsed) zsute Csrranu.
Valencia DO Onron.
Dried Apples (nsw) Dried Peaches tnsw.)
BURNING FLUID, warranted 70 burn and no
| smoke.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE of1ali kinds
FAIRHAvEN OYsTEn =, ALWAYS fresh.
All srtIcles sold ere warranted TO be ~ good q
can b found 10 the city.
All Goods 10 . reasonable amount, DELIVERED
SRss OF CHAROR, within the city limits.
Jans-dAvn C.N. sHIPMAN.
q II % e IL II Il II =.
ANOTHER LARGE
W ell Assorted 0toolk
Fresh Groceries
Da-aA D>~>A~>A
Aud for sale 1t the lowest possible figure, 1t
W"UPPER.M.AN.Fx HALLS.
This stock consists Of
Ere 81 = ugars
o. ALL KINDA,
ssL0asR's RB1lNED sue ARH0Uss AOLAssas
col. DEN HUPs.
WI A0LASaAS.
Mo. hAAAoArso. LAovusA AND Q. q. JAVA
COfre es,
yv>.ss,
Herring,
Et.,stts,
Cssssetes,
SOAP.
OILS,
starch,
w ood . N W are.
CHEESE SALT. &C.. H.,
All Of which will be closed out a. 1t Wholesale or
Retaii st remarkably low figures. ask thst the 7
public viii call and examine my goods and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
wUPPBRNANN \ HALL,
BRADY STREET STORE,
Mchs Corner Brady aud o,h .ts.
WUPPERM ANN 4 HALL,
GRo0n7 -,
NORTHWEST COR. BRADY AND FIFTH sTs.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
March !. 1859. mcis
I'LL Goods Delivered Free!
WUPPERMANN 4 HALL,
BRADY STREET GROCERY STORE.
A GENERAL ASS )RTMRNr OF 0ROCBRIEs
n s.d Provisions IT Wholesale and Retail.
Fresh Sugars NJ Reduced Prices.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS,
Teas Of al kinds; CoTees, Pine Old Jsve and Mocha
BIO, etc.; sosd Butter prime Cheese; Fresh kgss;
Syrup Of oil kinds; white Pepper, etc: Tspioca,
Pearled Saso Aacosroni. vermiceili, Pesred Barley,
Split Peas. etc. new Rs,sins, Figs. Dates Prunss,
Grapes, etc.
CassSla Hemp and Ftax Seeds,
4 complete assortment Of
PREssRvED FRUITS.
Jellles. Jams, Pickles, Cstsaps, Lee 4 Psrkin's,
worcestershire Sauce, 1rench and English Mustard, |
Spanish Olives, Capers, Herbs, ete.
CHOICE WINES. LIQUORS AND oIaARs.
VreoC Goods.
IF YOU WANT GOOD
a n q . u II + N -
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VI LEJN a I'D,
bher.E Of Scott county. low
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-06-15
The Episcopal Convention,

The following abridged report of the
Annual Diocesan Convention of the Epis-
copal Church, We copy from the St. Al
bans Democrat
We abridge from the Burlington Daily
Times notice of the Episcopal Conven.
ton which was held last week at Burlinp-
ton.
The Sixty Ninth Annual Diocesan Con.
vention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church assembled June LIST, in st. Paul's
Church, Burlington, and was organized at
9 A. M, Ri. Rev. Bishop HoPKIss, pre-.
siding.
Rev. Geo. b. MANsER, ID. D., of Ben.
nington. was reelected Secretary, Geo. =.
HoUGuros, Esq, Of St. Adams, Assistant
Secretary, and Hon. RoDrlIcK RICHARD.
SON, Of Montpelier, Treasurer.
Rev. DR.. Colt, Of Pittsburgh, Rev. d.
Ellis Willes Of Granville, N. Y, Rev, j.
Isham Bliss, of St. Johnsbury, Rev. 8. NJ.
Rogers, Of the Diocese Of Vermont, were
invited to take seats in the Convention.
Chas. Dewey, Of Montpelier, V. At
wood, st. Adams, and j. H. Williams
Bellows Falls, were appointed Commit
tee on Finance.
The members Of the Convention and
visiting friends were cordially invited by
the Bishop to visit the Episcopal residence
and the grounds of the Vermont Episco.
pal Institute.
Immediately after the adjournment, Di-
vine service was attended by the Oonven-
ton.
The Holy Communion was administered
by the Bishop; assisted by the Rev. DIR.
Colt, Of Plattsburgh.
Wednesday afternoon the clergy, with
the greater part of the Lay Delegates
and several ladies who accompanied them,
visited the Episcopal residence, and the
grounds where the Vermont Episcopal In
stitute is being built. The Board Of
Trustees held their usual annual meeting
at the Bishops residence, in the evening
the whole party were invited to pleasant
and most hospitable entertainment.
The Missionary Sermon on Tuesday
evening was preached by Rev. Ethan AL
len, Of Guilford, from Isaiah, XIV XXI
xxi.
On Thursday, June 2, the Bishop de-
livered his annual address, after which
the reports Of the Treasurer, Trustees. of
Episcopal Institute. and Committee on
Finance were made and ordered to be
printed.
The Convention then made the follow
ing phoiae Of Clerical and Lay Deputies
to attend the general Convention to be
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-06-15
KNIGHT TEMPLARS.
Dyspepaia.

Considering the various forms in which this
uisease develops itself, it may well be csllsd
hydra headed" In its train follow Indioest;ez.
Pam IN Stomach, Heartburn, Water Brasil, Ga.
ireRes', Piles, Ac'ditg, Oppression after Eating,
Jdandice, Flatalency, 7oJpor Of The Liver, Disei-
ness, Debility, Female Complaints, DC, Some Of
the first men in our land have given their written
certificates relative TO the cures effected in their
own persons by the Oxygenated Bittsrs while
testimonials from other sources editorial opinions
and voluntary expression from persons who are
averse to see their names in print, are perfectly
overwhelming.
-, Read the following from highly respectable
Clergyman:
EAST TAUNTON, Mass, Feb 8. 1865.
10 the Editor of the Portland Mirror,-Sr -
Oxygenated Bitters.-For more than twenty
i've years have been q sufferer from the dyspep-
STA. Besides trying the patience Of my family
physicians in the almost useless trial of their var
ious prescriptions, have tried great variety OF
pate ut medicines with similar result. Through
the kindness Of my physician, / received last
March, half dozen bottles OF the OKygensted
Bittsrs. began to use them without any hope u
deriving help from them. Being determined 10
give them a fair trial, continued their use, but
without any perceptbe benefit till June. ~
Since then have gradually improved in heslth
ach, and from the consequent fatulency, and the
awful and almost dstracting sick headache,
which often. for days together has wholly unfit
ted me for study and for all other ministerial du-
ties, and rendered life burden. | feel that !
owe it, as an expression Of gratitude to Messrs.
Fowle & Co., and also duty to the public, to re-
commend their Oxygenated Bitters, as, in my es.
timation, sure remedy for that most trying, most
vexing, and cruel Of all diseases to which poor
human flesh is heir, the dyspepsia. Having suf-
fered 80 long, and tried so many different reme-
dies with no good result, l can recommend the
Oxygenated Bitters with a confidence few others
can. If any Of the readers of the Mirror are sui
fering, | beg of them TO make trial of these Bit
tiers without delay. JAMES R. CUSHING.
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE & Co., Boston,
and for sale by W. P. Russell and Il. A. Sheldon,
Middlebury; d. d. Haskell, West Cornwall
Z. S. Atwood, Shoreham; Roscoe & Washburn,
New Haven j. b. Needham, Bristol II. o.
Smith. Monkton and by dealers everywhere.
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Electric Oil,


The cures made by Prof De. Grath, with his
Electric on are so near mirac ulous as to re-
semble the famed Scripture accounts Of similar
cures in ancient times by the amounting with oil
and these cures are so wonderful and instantane
Gus, so satisfactory and mitigating of human in,
as to call upon public functonares, ana those
having charge of public institutions Tor the sick
and suffering to look we'll into the well attested
merits, the simple efficacy of this Electric OIL"
Professor De Grath, therefore, has deposited
500 with the Mayor, the same to be forfeited X
the " Electric Ol,' sold at Philadelphia, fails to
cure single case OF Rheumatism, or Pains in the
Back, or Limbs, Piles. Sores or Burns, Fever
Sores, Ulcers, Caked Breast, Sore Nipples Bron-
chial Affections, Swelled Glands Feions Stif-
ness in the Joints Sprains, Bruises, Sores, on man
or beast or Scratches and Splnts on horses also
Deafness.
Price 90 cents SO cents, and 81 per bottle.
Caution. Be sure and get De Grath's Electric
Oil. II is the only genuine. For sale BY all
Druggists nd Dealers.
W. P. Russell, agent. Middsbury. r. Ross,
Travelling agent
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Frost.

1t any resident of Vermont has lately
felt any disposition to depreciate his own
State, BY reason Of the,unseasonable frcsts,
we doubt not the accounts lately received
from lower ATTITUDES will cure his discon.
tent. From New Hampshire, Massachu-
sets, southern and western New York,
Pennsylvania, all of Ohio and Indiana,
we hear the same story of severe frost on
Sunday morning of last week. Ice formed
three Fights Of an inch thick corn and
potatoes killed to the ground wheat
greatly damaged /; fruit, and even the
leaves Of the trees all killed. So severe
was it in some places that vines covered by
ssp-tubs were killed. The only relieving
feature is the fact that in localities where
grass-hOppers had become threatening they
are all killed. 1t is hoped that it will
not prove fatal to the corn and potatos
crops, as they may sprout again or be re-
planted with some success but there is
hardly possibility that fruit will not be
a total failure. The wheat crop was gen.
orally in bloom and it is expected will be
generally injured. There is good reason
to believe that the /" frost in june" Of
1859 will be long remembered, even by
that individual ofproyerbially poor memo.
ry the Oldest Inhabitant.
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holden at Richmond, Virginu, on the first
Wednesday, Of October, 1859.
CLERICAL DEPUTIKs.-A Alternate Rev.
DIR, Hicks, Rutland Rev. W. Y. Webb.
Middlebury DR.. Manscr, Bennington ;
L. A. Wadleigh, Arlington d II; Burl,
Burlington; G. Fay, st Albans f, W.
Shelton, Montpelier J. SWEET, i;ethel.
LAY DEPUTIES. Alternate, Thos. II.
Garfield, Burlington; V. Atwood, st.
Adams Sylvester Deming, Arlington /;
j. G. Roberts, Manchester Isaac +. Red
field, Windsor; T. p. Redfeld, Montpe-
Ter; Edmund Weston, Randolph J. II.
Williams, Bellows Falls.
The next diocesan Convention is to be
holden at Burlington, in June, 1860.
Rev. Prof. A. H. Baiy, of East Berk-
shire, was on motion requested to prepare
condensed History of the Episcopal
Church in Vermont at his earliest con-
venience.
The Journal Of the Convention is in
press and will shortly be published by D.
A. Danforth, Esq, from the .Senfiqel
Office, Burlington.
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FIRE IN SPRINGFIELD.-A very des-
tructive fire occurred in Springfield on
Tuesday night last 1t broke out in the
old oil mill at the foot of the street lead
ing towards Seminary Hill, 1t was first
discovered about II O'Clock, and ragged
with undated fury till it had destroyed
the building where it originated, in which
was the cabinet shop of Daniel Sanders,
the shear mandatory of Parks & Wool
son, Chipman's Carriage shop, the board
ing house belonging'to Fullerton & Mar
tin and the dwelling house of j. G, Love-
land, with other damage to buildings near.
There was $1,000 feet OF pine lumber in
one end Of Parks x Woolson's establish
ment, all Of which was burnt making a
fire of intense heat, and we learned they
were able to save but one planning machine
from the building. We are unable to form
any estimate US to the total loss, not hav-
ing full particulars at hand. Parks &
Woolson were insured for $1,000, we un-
derstand but this We Judge would cover
but small part of their loss which must
be heavy.-BeHotoS Fails Times.
The West Rutland Marble quarry
men, who have been on strike" for two
or three months. have at length returned
to their work,
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War in Vermont.

During the present disturbed state Of
Europe when all eyes are strained across
the sea, We suppose there is very general
obliviousness of the fact that terrible
war is being waged all along the vallies of
Vermont. The harmonious Democracy
are, fguratively, shaking each other by the
ears and growing most horribly, and if
their utterances could be audable a ter
rible din would rssound through the State,
to the establishment Of all peacable citizens.
A great amount of very strange literature
is fitting about which if its truthfulness
ould always be relied upon, would place
the reputation of every leading democratin
a rather unpleasant predicament. We how
ever take it as the advertising agents say
LESS the usual discount" and find their case
bad enough. tits expected that the grand
elimination will occur tomorrow, at Bur-
lington in anticipation Of which the Free
Press makes the following observations -
Quite likely the people of this place are
not fully awake to the immensely interest,"
ing affair which is to take place here next
week. We have barely alluded to it ence
or twice, and perhaps We have been remiss
in making no more Of an ado about it. If
70, we will do the best we can, now, to
make amends for our neglect. Be it
known then, that the Grand Panjandrum
of the Harmonious Democracy" of the
State Of Vermont is to hold session here
on the 10th inst. and if there is any
faith to be had in omens, it is to be about
the greatest affair of the sort ever seen
north Of Tammany Hall, or east of N.
Y. State battle of Hards and Softs. For
many weeks the hum of preparation and
the tread Of marshalling hosts have been
heard in every quarter. As the day ap.
proaches signal rockets shoot through the
heavens, and blue lights burn on the hills:
all portending a contest, to which any.
thing which can be reasonably expected
from the war in Italy will be no more
than the explosion Of a paper cracker is
to that of a thirteen inch bomb, or dis
charge from tow-wad pop-guns to that of
a field battery Of nine.pounders. We do
not wish, however, to have the feelings of
our community disturbed unduly by this
statement, and we therefore add that no
dangerous invasion Of the peaceful homes
of our fellow citizens it is to be feared.
The fight is to be confined to the Den,oc-
racy,-or rather to its officers and chief
managers in this State. There will be
great deal Of private calling over Of muster
rolls on both sides, and of maneuvering
to out.general each other. Many volleys
Of oaths will be fired of, and frightfully
long faces will be made on both sides
but no blood is likely to be split, unless,
perchance, some one gets his nose pulled
for his impudent speaking. Doubtless
there will be strong smell Of bad powder
after the action is over, but no great de.
mSnd for hospital service, we presume.