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l7s5-Stephen Hopkins, signer from Rhode
Island died He was man Of learning and power
full speaker. His signature to the declaration sndi
catlye of q tremulous hand, owing to nervous
affection, which compelled him, when he wrote, to
guide bis right arm with his left.
1772-Captain James Cook sailed on his second
voyage round the world.
l750-The excessive heat Of the weather at this
time caused the fish in the Thames to assemble in
shoals under the bank, where they were readily
caught.
l730-Eljah Fenton, an English poet and divine,
died. He assisted Pope in the translation Of the
Odyssey.
1677-William Berkeley, governor Of Virginia,
died in England, after having administered the Office
nearly 40 years. His measures were generally bgot-
ed and revengefal.
l637-Battle with the Pequodss in which the last
body of that formidable tribe was exerminated They
had secreted themselves in swamp near where
Fairfield now stands, in Connecticut; when some of
the rangers who were in pursuit of them discovering
their lurking place, rushed in upon them, in defiance
of their arrows, and the hazard Of being swallowed
in the miry boys. After a fruitless parey, the
Indians refusing to come to TERMS the soldiers were
ordered to cut through the swamp with their swords
in order to hem them in, till they were begirt in
narrow space and remained all night sorely CALLED by
the FIRE Of their besiegers. Taking advantage of a
dense fog, some of the stoutest made their escape
leaving the rest to the mercy of their conquerors
They were discovered in the morning sitting in
crowds sulenly refusing to ask for their lives, and
were shot by dozens or cut in pieces. The male
children which taken sent to the Bermudas
and the females distributed to the English towns
This overthrow Of great and powerful nation, cast
terror upon the arms Of the colonsts, which brought
other tribes to lasting peace.
l629-Gaspard Bertholin, a Swedish physician
and divine died He is said to have learned to read
perfectly in IA days at the age of g. and to compose
with correctness Greek and Latin orations at the
of 10. His works are on anatomy, metaphysics logic
and rhetoric.
162l-Thomas Harriet, an English mathematician,
died. Heaccompanied Sir Walter Raleigh to America,
and wrote an account of Virginia. It is said that
Descartes drew from his works many of his improve.
ments in algebra.
1s77-Isle of Wight taken by the French and
plundered.
1024-Henry II, Emperor of Germany, died. He
was successful in arms against the Greeks and Sara
Gems, whom be drove from Calabria, restored peace
and tranquility in Italy and Germany and increased
his popularity by various deeds of benevoence and
kindness wherever be went.
573-Pope John Ill died.
325-The first ecumenical council, that is, council
of the whole habitable earth, assembled at Nice
now Isnick, in Bythinia, where 3l8 fathers of the
church subscribed the ordinances regulating the fes
tiva Of Easter and establishing the Godhead in OPP
position to the dogmas of Arius.
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A FRENcHMAN BEARS OFF THE HosoRs-Tup
YANKEES SHALL SLEEP NO MoRE.-The Couyris, d.,
Etats Unis publishes the account Of Blondn,s feat
and with the following complacent remarks: $50 it
was reserved for Frenchman to be the first tn fra.
verse upon cord the Falls of Niagara. from the
American to the Canada shore. 1t is an exploit
which will Danish sleep from all the Yankees who
are 50 DESTROYS of accomplishing impossbilities.n
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Direct Importation.

NEW GOODS IN 2S DAYS FROM PARISH
Per English steamer New York, per steamer Phade
phia-ust arrived.
IIAGGERTY BROS.
IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
1913 CANAL STREET,
Will open THIS MORNING choice assortment Of SEASON
ABLE GOODS only 26 days from Paris, consisting of
Very Rich New Style Barge Anglaise Chine and Satin
Plaid
Robes deux Jupes Barege Anglaiss- Newest Styles.
Robes Barege Anglaise Broche and Camele.
organdy Robes deux Jupes-Small Patterns.
Organdy Muslins-New stye-sma Patterns.
81 Black Grenadne 81 Black Barege.
"a Black Bagenos "a White Barege.
Black Silk Grenadnc.
Black Barege Robes d deux Jupes Saline.
Barge Robes Grisaills a deux Jupes Saline.
Black All Wool Barege Naturel.
Black Crepe Barege Black English Baregs
Black and Coored Barge Shawls Black silk Burnous.
Pelises and Mantillas.
I choice Plain Node Silks
:. Black Gros de Naples
Boiled Silk.
Wi other sty les of GOODS by vessel all Of
which are we'll worthy the attention of purchasers.
HAGGERTY BROS,
jyl 2pl2t Touro Buildings.
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PEoF. VEGAS AND THE CouNrRY.-Prof. J. Vegas
isbusy nductng the beaux and bellies Of the country
into he mysteries Of scentc fantasies this sum.
sr. one q the scenes of action being the pleasant
moral locality ~ Artasian Syringe, Miss where there
WI p 4 Grand Masked and Fancy Dress Ball." IN
der his supervision, On the night Of Thursday, July
2lst, complimentary tickets 70 which We have re-
fs3ved
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CONFESSION OF WIFE MuRDER-John P. Warren,
of Wilmington, Connecticut, who was arrested in
Belchertown, Massachusetts,, for larceny, and was
suspected of numbering his wife in Wellington, on
the I'd instant. and is now in Jail in Northampton,
has made full confession. The evidence was pressed
80 closely upon him that be could longer eyade it.
He says that they went into the water to battle !;
which accounts for her being found nearly naked.
He pushed her over and held her down until she
drowned.
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Jac0nets Greatly Reduced.

We selling Is cent MuSLINS at l21a cents
We are selling our Is cent MUSLINS at Is cents.
We are selling our 30 cent MUSLINs at 20 cents.
We are selling our 40 cent ORGANIZES at 80 cents.
We selling so cent ORGANIZES at 40 cents.
We are selling SAY ct. ORGANIZES at As cents.
We are selling our rs cent ORGANIZES at 50 cents.
We are selling our sl2 90 oRGANDY ROBES at SO 90.
We are selling our 5 90 oRGANDY ROBES at IS 90.
We are selling our S 90 and "a 90 ROBES at So so.
With a large stock Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH BAREGES.
AND OTHER SUMMER GOODS
At
@ K Z a z Il "a r C. a z JNS.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
1l6 CANAL STREET.
jyll 2ptf One door from Royal
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f5-One OF the most pleasing and Mt the
same time effective remedies for Dyspepsia all other dis
arising from morbid condition of the stomach and liver
Is Dr. Hostetters Bters II only removes the disease
from the SYSTEM but by giving the organs Of digestion
aids them in their functions. All have tried acknow
ledge Its excellence and superiority and therefore commend
1t to the sufferer Dr. Hosteers Bers tonic IL too we'll
known need praise therefore scarcely necessary at
time do than direct attention this preparation which
IL certainly unequaed by before the public satisfied We
that its widespread reputation must sufficient to
y all Of Its excellence relief and remedy for all diseases
Of the stomach.
AGO. ISL Chartres street. agents for Southern
States and to whom all orders should be addressed and
druggists and dealers generally everywhere jyll 2p6kW
Superior
READY MADE CLOTHING,
GENTLEmEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
TRUNKS, vALIsEs
TRAVELLING BAGS, BONNET BOXES, etc.
will, from this date, offer my large assortment ef
LINEN, GINGHAM, MARsEILLEs.
MERINo, ALPACA, SUMMER CLOTH, and
CASHMERE COATS. PANTS and VESTS
At Greatly Reduced PricesI
ALSO
WHITE AND COLORED LINEN and LINEN BOSOM
SHIRTS.
GAuzE, MERINo. LYLE THREAD, ZEPHYR, COTTON.
CHI Eek and MUSLIN UNDER SHIRTS. .u..
ECoTToN, LINEN, LYLE THREAD, SILK and MERINo
DRAWERS.
HALF HOSE, CRAvATs, tbs, etc.
Gentlemen intending travel will do well to call before
leaving and examine my large assortment Of
LADIES' AND GENTLENEN's
SOLE LEATHER AND OTHER TRUNKS.
R. PITKIN,
Fashionable Clothing Emporium,
jyll 2p6t Is and Is Camp street.
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ss.The sreat English Remedy--s,r james

fS~Vhe Great English Remedy--sfr James
CLARKE's Celebrated FEaALE PILLS Prepared from
scrpton of Sir j. Clarke NJ d. Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen.
This well known medicine no imposition but and safe
remedy for Female Difficulties Distractions from
whatever and although powerful remedy, they contain
nothing hurful TO the constitution.
To Married Ladies it peculiarly suited 1t will in short
time, bring oil the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have been known to fall where the drsc'
tons the second of the pamphlet well observed
For full particulars get pamphlet free of the agent
N. RSl and postage stamps enclosed to authorized
agent will insure bottle containing fifty pills. by return
Of mail.
General Agent for the United MOSES Rochester
MY. JWRIGHT Co. New Orleans, Wholesale Agents. and
sold by all respectable Druggists feS 2plykW
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SENTENCE CoMHurED. President Buchanan has
commuted to imprisonment Tor life the sentence Of
death Impending over the youth, Cyrus ". Plummer,
convicted 4 Boston Of piracy and murder. The case
Ghas excited more interest il Boston and New York
than any other known 70 the history Of maritime
tsagedies Sons twenty thouaand persons, princi.
palIy inmsdatsly connected With maritime affairs,
hs1oaeht ~ President % this exercise Of his pre-
sueatvs By petitions, on the ground that the prisoner
- ~ - guilty than others who escaped punish
ut altogether.
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FcR MENPHs. The fast passenger packet City of
Memphs Capt JAS Kerr leaves this evening at O'Clock
taking he mails and passengeu. connecting Memphis
9hto and Asnphi AID ,hsr,son Railroads for y. E.stsra
Frs,ise, Agent Memphis packet Office under the St.
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MLane first used by him exclusively in his practice
So cacious they all Of Liver Complaint that
they became famous and attracting the attention of the medical
faculty passed into They with great certainty
sion Of the disease and is gradually restored health With
some the effect is almost miraculous frequently experiencing
Immediate relief after having months resored drugs and
medicines Of another description Diseases Of the Liver
common in this country and often frighu in
character Those who experience of the premontory
ymptoms OF this dana complicated disease should
procure box of Dr. MLgnes Pills prepared by Fleming
Bros of Pitlshurg and perhaps thereby be saved world of
misery.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. MLANEs GEL
EBRATED LIVER PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING
BROS, of Psburg Pa. There other Pills purporng to
be Liver Pills before the pablo. DR.. mLanes genuine
Liver Pills also his celebrated Vermuge be had at
all drug None genuine without the sig
of FLEMING BROS. Sold by sCOyfL L MEAD,
Iii and l3 Charities street. New Orleans Wholesale Agents
for the South. jyl1 2p6t&W
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Cigars !: Cigars !

Purchasers will always find in store assortment OF the
well known brands-Iusnuidad Flor de Puadas, Medisna,
Flor Pauchs Redows Csbarge Paragas Know Something
Washington Dos Hemanas Mazc Habsno etc. etc., tn.
lowest prices.
P, PRATS Il CO.,
o2s zptr 20 Commercial Place.
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Hel,,bold's Genuine Preparation,

HefnsbOtd's Genuine k'1ef20r0ttOss
FOR PALLID CoUNTENANCE AND ERUPTIoNs
III ELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARE ZION
FOR PAINS IN THE BACK,
HEADACHE, SICK STOMACH
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT Il CO.,
q and Isl Charities street,
jyll 2pSteod6ltW General Agents.
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gUaAR PLAN1Ras ARR RsFERRED to an article nd
all OF their arc now u.ins or are now
creating Gmans Patent Bagasss Furnsce which Is pub.
nshsd In advertisipe eoaumns
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CorroN. The grand total receipts Of cotton at all
Tie port up 70 this dats will b found fully detailed
under orr financial head this morning. The views
pending % 300 600 Is well Is 900 bales, can
now ~ sdusted and II Is presumed that the crop Of
1865, q hst year, can now be definitely settled as
having exceeded $780, 900 bales.
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rJHUnlcss the secret is revealed by the par
ties themselves suspects the hair arkened by
GRIsrApoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE its magnificent
hue to human Nature alone gets the credit None
suspect tbs cou terfe 1t is petfe6t Luse as well as
colo bestowed by this nvigoang dye. There trouble
in applying it, Ten minutes several weeks is all the
Tin consumed VINO would h such nuisance red
grey sandy hair, such easy termsS
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers
jyl0 2plmkW CRISTADORO. No. 6 Aston House, n. z.
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Fasstssan's Iron TIE.

A N w GER TIFIC ATE!
SHIP REFUGE,
New O.lesns, July T. 1859
a Fas man, Esq, Orleans Cotton Press
Sr-1n January last received from your Press 1859 bales
cotton Of which about 1000 compressed with
your IRON TIE.
safely AFFIRM that the cotton bound was received in
better order than generally from the Presses
slowed better and enabled the ship carry any
previous voyage.
The cotton when discharged from the ship Liverpool
In better order than the rope bound highly prefer
able for ground tier the damp arising from the baa.
effect It. for 1t Is we'll known by practical men that
dampness will rot the rope bound
can confidently recommend Iron Tie took this
for experiment. and carefully watched in loading and
discharging.
am, sir,
Yours Respectfully,
JOHN HOWARD,
Jy9 2p1m Master
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Boots, Shoes and BrOg0sss,
AT wHoLEsAL
Plantations supplied with prime Dching BOofs Rnssa
BRo9ANs, Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and OarpaoY
HATS. ct the lowest market prices by
FROST / CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street. Now O7,sana
H .. GAPS, ete.,
AT WHOLESALER
We constantly receiving II Ella sa
Fur Cashmere, Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Asxesn
and Wool HATS. Al the Lowest market prices by
FROST Il CO.,
jyls 2pkW 10 Magazine strssa
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1OuF 0beulent servant,
S. H GILMAN.
New Orleans, July IL, 1859 jyl3 2plt&1tW

HB~Third Ward American Ciub-The menu
bers of this Club requested attend special eeng be
held on SUNDAY the lh inst o'clock far The purpose
If eecting officers and other important busness jl3 Up
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1v-tne,.'s CANADIAN. v-ermtf,.ge

Has established its superiority other preparation
for by the rapidy number and hooughness Of its
although literally vegetable compound its remedial
action muck than that of the vermuges
tanning Mercury 1t has the merit Of unerng efficiency and
Of perfect haimessness far the human system
cerned.
For sale in New. Orleans, wholesale and retail. by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
III and Isl Charres street.
jyll 2p3teod<W Sole Proprietors.
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Ne Look out for limitations of Lea d Per-
kins Worcestershire Sauce See advertisement of John Dun
4 Sons sul6 2plswly
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Rsss,ss.oped and Brilliant Schess~s .
TO BIZ DRAWN BY
WOOD, EDDY h Co.,
Successors to-
Samuel Swan d Co., and Gregory. MaMry
d Co.,
And Managers Of the
GEORGIA, DELAWARE, MISS URIsAND-KE
TUCKY
Static LOTTERIEsy r"-
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY.
Capital Prize, CSC, OOO--Tickets only olCs
NEW AND SPLENDID SCHEME.
The following 6cheme will be drawn By WOOD, RDDB
co., successors to Samuel Swan Co., Of 0ssvs A&
Gregory Maury, Of Delaware) Managers Of the sEshs
Academy Lottery Of Georgia. In each tkois Single u-
ber Lotteries for JULY, 1889, AUGUSTA 0s IN ySS-
lio ~ follows:
Glass n Draws Saturday, July q 1853.
Glass 70 Draws Saturday, July 8, 1859.
Glass 70 Draws Saturday, Jnly 49, 1859,
Glass 80 Draws Saturday, July %, 1859.
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, July 80, 1850.
6.4SB PRIZE giy
KSARLY ONE PRLz1 70 1V1RY HLE1 Y7dKpys.
The following Superb Scheme will be drawn
leach SATURDAY IN JULY
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The following Superb Scheme will be drawn
leach SATURDAY IN JULY


APPROPRIATION PRIxKg.
Ipsss $500 approxmatingt 40 900 prise Na
Aprses 300 appre1imang 800 prise l3o
tpes Of 80 approxmatingt 10000 prise 1Soe
prizes 7zb experimenting 10 LOCO prise Ars.. Bf@
lprses Of 100 Approxnating TO A0O9 prise 6e
tprses Of $50 sppropratng TO 5000 prise SOD
Aprses Of 100 approximatng 10 l,500 prise 100
5000 prses Of IoSc
4ss pr,.s amounting 10. .ssaopg
whole Tickets. 3l0 Halves. IS; Quarters. $50.
MA Circular showing the Plan of the Lotteries vim h
sent to Any one DESTROYS Of receiving II.
5000 Of $40 will be determined by Thu sf
thAtdrsws the $4,000 prise For example II ihe
drawing the 600 priEe ends with No. l. then AD
dokes where the number ends In will be entitled " IN. II
the number ends with No. then all tickets
ben ends In will be enitledto so. and to-
Certificate Of PAokageof 10 Whole Tickets
10 Half ............ -
III Quhftef.. ~
10 Fights ............ -
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERrlFIoArls.
Enclose the money address the Tick or0srsd
receipt Of which they will be forwarded BY frat mall.
Purchasers tickets ending any figure shsy mag
dssignats.
fholist Of drawn Numbers Prisss will be Ban.
shaser Immediately after the drawing
APurchassrs will please write their signatures Plain asN
rive their Post Once, County and State.
ARsmember that every Prise is drawn and payasis II
full, without deduction.
AL decentralization strictly conndsntial.i
HAddrsss orders for Tickets or Csrtincatesto
WOOD, EDDY CO.,
Box;S6-s Post-Ofee New Orleans. ala, %
WOOD EDDY d CO.,
,e75 ap4w Anguish, as.ssa..
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1nuusp BwAxr LASD DasrzIcr. Capt. Bragg WAS
10 4 D1uai NASHVILLE, day before yesterday,
~ - 1sasa 4 Publis works Of the second District
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TIE Eastern Clarion.
PAULDIEG. MISS.

fAuLD1R0, MISS,
o. - @AD-aMo'. .GDITOR
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. having thelargsstcirculatsr
OF any Country Newspaper In the South
offered as An Esdum the Merchants OF New Or
Agents for New Orleans
A. B. sTRAWBRlDGE & Co,
ois zpa No. l21s Commercial Place.
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French Shirts.

wines, Liquors., etc.,
NOS. 10 AND Is ROYAL STREET
supply OF CREME DE B0UzY CHAMPAGNE, in quar-
and pnts continually hand which equal to the bes ths
comes to this Market Also other brands inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY SIERRA SHEER
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY DUFF GORDON SHERRY. AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old AND
Fine PORT WINE. MADEIRA and SHERRY WINEB
Of the vintage of 1875, 1898 and 1905
and other brands WHISKY Irish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER, pnts and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
Market which will be sold reasonable
other house In the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 7ply Nos. 13 and Is Royal street.
James B. Thompson,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
TO I'll BROADWAY, tnoAr Canal atrset, NEW voKi
iyls 9p4f
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Tobacco.

We have in store and will keep constantly hand full
supply of the genuine Burton Nays
EXTRA AND CARGO BRANDS
well in this market years past Sole agents
PATTON, SMITH & PUTNAM,
jyT 2p6t No At Marc zine streets
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To the Trade.

To the TRADE.
H E N r Y T.. B r q @ 8.
'JEWELER,
At the Store occupied by Joseph Hsfsy,
No. 80 CANAL STREET, N. o.,
Respectfully calls the attention Of City Country tsn
to the fact tina. he has opened and will continue
FIVE III: rpEkRr,
Consisting in part of LoCKETs, CHAINS, CAMEO ss7g,
ETRUsoAN SETS, EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS, wssso
Keys Trnkss etc., which he will pleasure In shotpz
Il. 7. BRIGGS,
fe25 INIT con.,
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.MCCOmb's Iron TIE.

This TIE, which has been much improved is tho SIM
PLEsT CHEAPEST and easy application to Cotton
Bales, is offered alta
REDUCTION IN PRIrEI
And can be had in any quantity by applying to
HENRY 7. BARTLETT,
All. f. Matthews / Co.'S
jel7 2plm Corner Of Carondelet and Graver Streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-22
The Republican Pyramid Knocked ont
OF Shape.

We have seen, going the rounds OF
the Republican press, "a Republican
pyramid" said to have been erected in
1859. This structure has Massachusetts
as its base and Iowa as its apex. We
notice, however, several stones which
will have to be removed, the consequence
Of which will be a destruction OF its SYM
mctrv. We cannot sec how its compo-
ncnt parts can be readjustcd, so that it
will figure to the minds eye Repuhli-
can victory in 1860.
That stone "Ncw Yo.k" must be ia
ken out. 1t will not 10 TO place it in a
Republican pyramid, in the face of the
recent returns from the Empire State.
The mason that built that pyramid Ito
quote from quondum friend OF ours)
"was a little previous before" The Joke
of the matter is, that a Republican pyra-
mid, to represent "vicioRY," cannot be
erected without New York, and it is
now demonstrated beyond all doubt, that
the Empire State SIS not there"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-22

in the. American Senate chamber -
Truly she might compliment him and
the party OF which he is the embodi-
ment, for they lave done much to
avcnge the defeat Of Englsnd's arms IN
the struggles between liberty and tyran>
ny. In her heart she no doubt wished
him God speed in his future efforts. Had
tie iIarper's Ferry eme,tte been sue
cess, he might have returned, and point
ing TO las work, claimed another grac>
ious smile and bencliction. Gentle
reader which is the British party, In
this onr day and generation.