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Indian Physician,
ST. JOHNSBuRY AND BRADFORD

OFFICE IN BRADFORD, Hauy's build.
ing. room NO ru Inc same floor with Dr. II,
FAIRS book store and dental rooms, the first
three day, of,ach week, fium II \ NJ Monday
until 4. ". Wednesday, thr remainder uf the
week az bis
OFFICE IN ST. JOHNSBURY, Rail II. al
Street. a few door, north of ttuNt s. Greens drug
store, where Lc may bc consulted ON all dlscAtc.
common Co the people Of this climate, Ms med.
irincs are prepared Of roots. herbs, and harks Of
the forest, such as az, used hy my father ~ law,
Or Cuy 90 The pcnph.cot tribe, and oth-i lndt-
Ans, which will prdmotc and not destroy the
b source Of life. and when you are cured OF COM
plant there are uo mineral poisous 20 get rid OF
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ORDER NJ NO4Lt 'Lt0f SETTLEMENT
CHARLES PBABODr's ESTATE.

81, 5.'' COPY " '''''' J6SAu BROOKS Judge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14
DAVENPORT IOWA WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER A. 1859


G66h, forty bushels TO the acre, worth thirty
cents 10 the bushel: SoOa30-t240-
Lady No. s has mule c It suspended
from each esP, at l5-4s0. ssQfE
Gentlsmau No. wears in his fob span
Of matched bsys-&30o. ,.s..s.7
Gentleman No. 2 studs his sLirt bosom
With three hog.h eads Of Tobacco, and Is oiled
and perfumed with SIX bushels Of onions.
Gentleman No. gets fuddied on cwt Of
hemp. begins dinner with dessert. and eats
up to fish.
Gentleman No flourishes enc, and
busies himself from morning until night and
from night until morning with bagging q
splendid crop of wheat 10 the pockets Of o
billiard table"
How many ladies and gentlemen Of Dav,
export recognize their portraits in the mir
ror held before them? We opine several,
at least.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Tunes OF opening and closing mails IN the Davenport
Post Once:
EAsTEHx NAIL, arrives a. 6t5 n and $50
closcs at 9.I5 A N a =. $50 NJ.
NORTHERN MAIL via Dubuqur snd Northern Iows,
arrives at ~ c.use-at 9 10 A NJ.
8ourrxRs N vi, from =. LOUIS ana sonthern In.
souri, araiv.s at 5:f0p NJ. closes At .: 10 ~
WEsTEsn AND SoUTBERs Iowa MAIL, arrives ~
G:10 p n closes At $50 NJ.
ILLINOIS WAY NAIL, arrives $40 NJ and o:oo
n; cl ses al = and . y
RIvsR MAIL sorTH, ciufing river towns aoovest
Louis, the Missousi River, Nebraska and kAnsas
via HanGibal 4 st Joseph Il, srrives 81 ID A
NJ; closes aisPx
RIVER MAIL, IN clufing river towns from Ciaire
10 Lyons. arrives NJ > a n clio zee ~ b.oo =.
NoRIBERs Mail, by l-ni, up the river, arrives al
p M Sundays. Wednesdays and Fridays: cioses at
9PM IN Mondays. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
BLUE GRASS NAIL, arrives At IL n, closes III iZ n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
AMITY MAIL, arrivss and closes at IL NJ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
ASAsosa MAIL, arrives and closes an IL NJ, on
Thursdays.
The Office will be open on Sunday during the Sum
MIR from Q 10 10 NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14
Srxrg ANNUAL FAIR OF THE Scott

SIXTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE Scott
Covsry AGsucuLrugAL SoclErr.-f esterosy
was the first day Of the Fsir II closes on
Thorsl.y. The day vas principally taken
up in making entries There we're ebi en-
tries made, and very fair amount Of iunos
taken in. On exhibition We noticed con-
siderable amount of the products Of the
farm, dairy. and garden. and goodiy
amount Of home manufactures Yesterday
was no indication Of what will be eeen TO-
day, a. not one tenth part Of the articles
entered for exhibition were then upon the
grounds. The ladies have taken great In
terest in the matter, and are bound to be
fully represented. No lees than l6s entries
of pantry stores were made.
| We cannot stop 10 notice In detail vhst
We saw upon the grounds. but advise every
body to 60 and see for themselves.
| Carriages and hacks will he constantly
plying between the city and the Fair
Grounds, 10 accommodate all who have not
private conveyances.
Messrs, douglass 4 Wise have fitted up .
Refreshment stand. and will contribute to
the necessities Of the inner man.
Below We give list Of the number Of
the different classes, committees, and the
number Of entries made up to time Of clos
ing for which we are under obligations to
the gsntlemanly Secretary, VIM. Allen. Esq
Class A Horses-open to all.
John Pollock, Davenport l. Dim mock, u leland,
A,odrdin0 comminee-'6 entries
CLASS IS Mol Thorough bs eds-6 eatries.
Glass No 2, Rosdrters-s9 entries.
Class b No3 Draft Horses-16 entries.
CLASS b No 4, Matched and Sin. lie Hor es-1s
| entries.
CLASS b No 5, Jacks and Nules-7 entries.
Class O BULLs-open to all.
John Green. SUIT: 0eo marry, James Brovnee,
A McCcsh, Aad,ding cOm0itke-3 entrees.
Glass ID, NJ I, bhort Horns-17 entries.
CLASS D, No2. Devons-3 enti les.
CLASS d, No q, Herefords-4 entries.
Glass D, No 4, Ns'ives and 0rsdes-11 entries
CLASS ., SHEEP.
John Lambert Sup rintendedt Charles 0urry. q.
Kinkaid, VIM, Kelosg-Ardrding commitee-l
entries
Glass SWINE.
John Lambert. surt; Thos ,b~son. Alex Brown
lee, Jshn kldridse, AUardin0 conmtffee-7 en-.
tries.
Class q POULTRY.
John Madden, eupt, 16 entrees
CLASS FLoWBns.
Vim Gray, supt Mrs Fluke. Mrs. Hldvid-e, Mrs
r c lristte, Asoarding co,nmiffee-7 ntriss.
Glass I PRUIT.
JP Wiley, supt-25 entrees.
CLASH PRorucrs OF PARM AND DAIRY.
Madden, Supt J smart. T Huke, David e.
bridge, A,ccrdin0 comminee-1l7 enueeL
CLAss Z, PANTRY sToKss-l63 ERTRIss.
Allen Superintendent: Mrs Ian bert, @ Il
bridge, Markf, AUnrding committee.
CLASS L, NANuFAcsuR.s SCOTT COUNT Bs-
TRIMS:
John Lsmbert Superintendent John Ronertson,
Robert Wilson " Cook Asoardisg committee
cLAss =, DoMssTIo AATs AKD AAHuFACTvRBs--llS
BuTRIES.
Marie Superint tendant; g Nurry, 3 emith,
Grant, AtcGrdin0 committee.
CLASS N, PLowIN0 MATCH.
Dsvid McCosh Superintendent; George q; Hyds,
OF Pleasant Valley X. l.. READING, OF Davenport,
Sprater, OF Davenport, Atcas ding committee IA
eptiea.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14
HOSTETTER'S
3 TOM A CH BITE RS!!!

In vie Of the fact thst every meaber Of the bu-
man family T. more or less subjected TO som. coo-
pAint besides innume able ether condtelOns In bSe,
which, By The assistance Of little knov'enss o. ex-
eruse cqmnon sense. they DaS BE- able 20 N resu-
late their habits Of diet, and With assistance OF
u good tonic. .ecure I~rmsnent health In order TO
accoDKlsh this desired otject, tn. true course TO
pursue II ainly that which Will produce nNu-
raj sts'e OF things u the lesst hszsrd Of vital
strength and life Tor this end DR. Hostetter has In.
troduoed 10 this country > pre2srstion tearing bis
nsme, which st this day is not new msd'c'ne. osf
20 III who have used It. 1he bttters operate pnWer-
fu ly upen the stomach, bowels and liver, restorns
them TO aithy and vigorous action. ana thos ~
the simple process Of trepgihening nature, enable
the system n triumph ovar disevSe
FOR the cure Of Dyscepsis, In6igeseion, Nausea,
Rlstslency, Loss Of Appetite or any Bilious Com-
p:inss arising from moro.o ,oscson =, sns 20.
Oholsfa Norbus, &c., thfs BstteTs have no equal
DiaYyLoeA, dysentry oT max, 20 gensseily on
srscse By new settlers, snh cessed principally by
the chanee of water and dtet. viii b. speedily Teguia
ted BY brief uss Of this prspsrss'ee. Dyspepsis.
disease whish 10 probably more pssvelens, when
token 10 a u, ,orns, than any other me sasss Of
which may sl~ays Be sttsiouted 20 a.rangsm.nss q
usire HOSTETTER'6 STOMACH AT1DRS. =
Per dsec.ious TIE bottle Der this dtseses every
physician will recon- - nd Bseersos some kind, thep
~ country have their bsteSs Of dis
ease and ssrssgthsetng Of shs Cseen in sso:sslsoo
amoog them al there y NOT TO he soona more
healthy psOpas thaa the 0eTmass. me@ 80 .sss
prtparallon eoanaaed. based upon sctentnc expeSi.
msDts Which has aeesoas1 70 sdssess - cesssy q
this great psepssaaioo IN the neoes' scase Of SCI
euce.
Sssase vAica nx@ - rslsetlsss GseeS % H. bedy
81 msn, reducing bin 70 mere ahedew N saeTt
space ofens ssi rendessse him Dewieoaly ssd ~.
tsIlv uaeese can ~ dsfeateh and driven fscsp tbs
Do1y sv the use o. HOSTZTT18S RsNO VIVA q
0IT7ERS. Further, any Of The shove stste1 dis-
:y q Z: -: = a: !; ::::: =: !:
=: -; J; 60 ! -: :: :; =: !. -: ::
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14
MovFAl's LIvR PILLs.-rhe high and envi

MOvFAfS LIPR PILLa.-The high and enviei
AVA celebrity which this pre- eminent medicine has
Quired FOR Its invsriable efficacy In AL the disc
which It processes to cure, has rendered the usual
practice Of ostenta ions pung not only
but unworthy Of them. Thes are known BY their
fruits their good works testfs for them, and thee
thrive not By the fai o. the crednl In all
- OF cossiveress dyspepsis, bilious and liver s
tions, piles, lheumatism, evers and ague obstinate
headaches and all general dersneem nts OF health.
these Pills have invariably proved q Ger ain and
ePedy remedy. single t'ial vili piece the Lie
Pills beyond the reach Of competition in the timste
Of every nstient
DR.. Nj fats Pf G1ix Btters will be found equally
eicacious In a' cases OF nervous d-btlity. dyspep
eta hesdache, tae sickness inciient to females In
seleate heath, and every kind Of weakness Of the
dIsesttvscrGsns. For sale BY DR. w. B. MOFPAT.
S35 Broadway, srd BY Medicine Deslers and Drug
eists generally throughout the country.
eep18.v1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14

Monday Evening Sept. II, 1869.
RIouR-Qsiet. Choice spring e1t.a tO@a l2x
WHRAr-sprine Aavsnced 2Ac; vint-r sdvsns ed
i@sc. closing n soc for No I red No 2 do 7sc In
store; No 2white winter So; No spring 7sc No
2 do 76c.
COAS-UnchAngsd. We quote Cana, 63; ancat /;
us X R 64c o b do &c in store; No 9 ds So
OAss-Osnai % NC afoat; No l st 2sc In store
BAHLxy-Ative and shade better. MOI at 4sc
In stote.
RrE-steady; transactions small. No Ut Sc on
track.
PorAroEs-Quiet at s5ai0c common to good !;
svec, poss'oss 2Osl % = bu.
ONIoNs-Market insciive. w qnotc at 40& soc
BUTrER-Active at las@lsc for choics dairy; u
oi8, for arkin.
E00s-In large supply and market lsss firm at
1Oc.
LARD-In fair request At ll@ll4c.
HIDEs-Quiet at llGi5c
-. Louis Market.
Monday Sept ~. 1859.
FLoUs-Bester inquiry. City superane 4 10 f;
double extra 9OCa5 IS.
wHEAr-Birm Club sOassc; common and ssir
fall sa@s7i; good sot1s5c; price s,enl 05 choice
CoaH-Stesdy. ime mixed 6sc; white 11c.
OArs- STEADY. Fair sstg4cc priG II a. s2Ac;
choice 4shc.
nARLEY-vcFy dull. Sales of string as SOC, sacks
retorntd; fan 65@s0c.
ONIoss-Dec lined 10 ESQ Toe.
New osk Maskes.
tsv rELEoRApHl
NEW YORK. Sfpt. i8. 1889
FLoUn-Iess a-tive super and extra sts,e bet
Ter. but higher graies heavy. sales at 6tGDa 70
for super state; s0@J % extra safe; 4 -Otd4 81
eommon 10 god extra western ; 5 2Od5 40 fre.h
ground shipping brands extra r. und hoop Ohio
RYE BLOHR Dull; eOd4 %.
WHEAT-Less buoyaut; tsles At % new red
southern; ] sol 85 ntw white solttern.
RYE-DHll
BAELEY-Quiet.
CoRs-Unchsnged: s24Ls2 NC new mixed western
0ATs-Bull at astd4oc
PoRK-Tuu; 10 90 mess; 10 251lO SO prime.
BEEF ull.
BBCON-Qniet.
Cur MEArs-Dn
LARD-Quiet, ales 100 bbls at TO- 6llc for No
to prime we,te,n.
BurrER-Fhm At 1916 Ohio lsta2l state.
CHEssE-Firm at h@sh.
ASaEs-Unchanse /.
wHIsEv-Dnil; 26k@27.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14

Bore Throat Plague and Sore Throat
This qoality Of seiznE hold and causing The expul-
sion o. deprsved humors, is possessed by no other
medicine thar BRAHDRsfR's Puts. They operate
oay upon the Tissues involved in that Is affected by
the disease In fact. they seize upon those humors
not 20 mach from preference ., natural annuity BE-
cause their life Is below that Of the surrounding
parts, and which, settling on the tissues Of the
that Is. ar'und the throat region. produces sore
throst sore throat plague, and the severe he sd.che
and fever. Within an hour after four or SIX pills
are taken thsre is felt peculiar creeping in the part
affected, sort Of collecting up o. the diseased IN
mors really for expulsion. No hurt or weakening
efscs can ever arise from their use. becsuse they
csnaot oct upoa healthy parts. Tatsn early tAey
prevent oil srganic dissases. Oh how Ia 20 tant n
sickness TO use that medicine wheh only exsnguish-
- the disease. anS leaves NO evil eRscts behind -
SOLD at Brandreth's Principal once No. 2sl Camel
STREET. New York, snd By oil respec able dealers in
ndieaafs. sepI8-tce II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14
mELlGuOUs NOTICE.

The 17ih annivrfary II the Z" Davenport Baptis
Association Will be he ith he ID Baptist Oharch
corner 9Th andPerry sts to-day and t,-morrow.
The ANIMAL rmon will b, deiive red this mornioj
at 10h O'Clock, by the Rev Mr. Edmirs,er. Ther,
will also be preaching in the evening at ~ O'Clock
The order of exercises for Thursday will be an
noBnc dto-morrow.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
SepA mbsr II. 1859.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14

CT. hARY'a ACADEMY Is Beautifully sitsassd
- on tn 81 Josrphs kive'. two miles from Nanth
BenS. XIV nies from { hieaso, the H,atbsrn
Michigan u n and seseD from hiles, on To- Gen.
trsl Michigan X Rs siag@ eonnsrting these too K
Roads pas o. the Academy wice day The grounds
are very extensive and beautifully adorned.
Bxhing ii Ing tp borseback, and thorough Gales
ih.aios Of thc means ursd TO prom ose the
phy-csi development % the pupils
The literary advantages are 81 the highest order.
IN institution possessing nDe Laboratory and rhi-
loscph,cxI apparstns; ct oce end eatrnsive Hesba-
rims Of Naive sud Fortigu PIsnis and carefully
seltct@i Library. The vrenth ard German Iaos~a- :
ges are spoken IN she Iostituton - Huenty - the
english several Of the community being eduess ID
LADIES from Brsne~ sud 0evmaDy. Great sts~nssea
II paid to m ic, iId"penient Of the private -socs
received By The pu'ts Regular inFtrpction IL sis-
In clastes three uoe- . ~eek, in al The princi-
pies Of vocal and instramcneal music
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14
RIVER ITEMS.

Tuesday, Sept 18th.
ARRIVED.
Ben CAMPBELL, Gilbert, Montrose.
FLORA, Hillhouse, Galena.
HENRY CLAY, Stevenson, Dubuque.
BELFAST. Force St. Louis.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Sells, LeClaire
KATE CAssEr.. Campbell. Galena.
ALuAMBRA, Mitchell, r. l. Ways
ADELIA. Blandan. Montrose.
DEPAR,ED.
BEN CAMPBHLL. Gilbert, Montrose.
FLORA, flillhouse, Montrose.
HENRY CLAY, Stevenson. Montrose.
CEoAR RAPIDS, Sells, st. Louis.
KATE CAssEL. Campbell, Montrose.
ALHAMBRA. Mitchell, Montrose.
ADELA. Blandan, Galena.
The FANNY Harris leaves at this morn
ing for Galena.
THE ADELIA leaves at 5 o'clock this after.
noon for MoptrOse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14
From w ashiugtOn.

WASHINGTON, 13th-The State Depart
ment has received information from oul
Minister at Berlin. that Chrystian Ernst. al
American naturalzed citizen, who had beer
compelled by force to enter the Hanover
army. has, upon the remonstrance OF oul
government, been discharged from the ser
vice.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14

CorILLIoN PARTY.-Those who wish
to take pleasant drive, eat good supper,
and enjoy pleasant party. will do well by
going up to Valley City" on Friday even'
ing, Is inst, as Mr.. Levi Donaldson intends
treating those who attend to a real good
time. Go in gentlemen and take your lady
.riends along-you are sure to enjoy it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14
BOOTS AND SHOES
First Arrival
OF
10 . - and 81 hoes.
8. SUITS,

NO. 8 NICKOLLS' BLOCK,
TSnow receiving III. PAIL 4 WINTER STOCK OF
i BOOTS, HHOE6 RUBBRRe, to which he in.
vttes the examn stion ~ customers.
have large dsd full dsseripenf RI oil srsdss
Of feoods, both end nne, ADAPTED 20 city and
country trade thiak without exsggerath n q verv
common habit with Boots and (hoe men nov dsys)
l have the LAR6ReT AND BEAT ASSORTMENT
ever oG red In Davenport have most OF NV
STAPLE goods Manufactured expPess'y for my own
trade and can warrant them in q1ality equsl the
best. Asto prices don't profess "a rive them away
nseher t'y 70 comp%se In prices vithhose second or
third rste goods. Ayfa,m % n keep nrst class soode
ana s'll them at the lowest living prices.
augA AANROR q SUITS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14

We must compliment VIM. Allen,
ESQ, upon his success in the management
cultural Society. He has been indefatiga-
BILE in his efforts, and has succeeded admi-
rably. The other officers also deserve much
praise
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14

A PERFECT avalanche of teams came
in from the interior yesterday, most of them
bearing attenders on the County Fair. We
wards the Society on the part Of our coun-
fry friends
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14

LOST HIS COAT But HUNG on TO THE
WnnsKEr.-A party Of young gents took it
into their head to have . sail the other
night, and accordingly embarked in little
skiff which they proposed propelling by the
agency Of q mysterious jug, supposed to
contain fluid near akin to "sod corn
After rowing around until after midnight.
by which time the fluid in the jug had be-
come beautifully less. the young men con-
cluded to return to shore. Accordingly
they shifted the sails Il couple Of pieces Of
board used - paddles) and stood in for
land. Every thing would have went we'll
had not an snthusiastie member of the
company attempted TO make . speech. and
in rising, jug in hand. 70 give utteranee to
his ovsrfowing heart. he tilted the boat to
such an extent that il was suddenly discov-
cred bottom side up Naturally. sudden
bath Of this description, in water mot very
warm and at least twenty feet deep. was
considerable Of dsmpsr on the youthful
Cicero, and he deferred the remainder Of his
remarks until . more auspicious occasion
presented itsslf The balance Of the patty
were making active sxsrtions to reach the
shore having been considerable sobered BY
their smsrsion. At last they oil safely
landed at The foot Of Rock Islsnd street and
commenced taking IN account Of stock.-
The Jug was the 6rst itsm-is vas avsd.-
A coat vas found missing and sundry arti-
clss Of apparel were also non sst Aftsr
shiverine for . few minutss and making
mndry applications - the mouth Of The
| jug. the party dispsrssd. swsaring bsth2sad
and deep that tAsir Asst sspssisass b ssvi'
eating the Aississippi sAeuld also Be the
last
Trouble sed Cora ~ssd freely.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14

MoRE New jon MATEgIAL.-We
stock of job Type, and are consequently
able to turn ont work not to be exceled in
the West. Call up and examine specimens
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14
DISTRICT COURT.
HON. JOHN F. DILLON, JUDGE.
IRA NJ CLIFFORD, Clerk.
TUESDAY. Sept. 18th lSi

TUESDAY, Sept. 18th 1859.
Court met pursuant to adjournment.
After some preliminary business was dis
posed of, the Grand Jury came in, made pre-
sentiment and were discharged for this term
having no further business before them.
The criminal docket was then called and
prisoners arraigned. James B. Lowers held
on three indictments for counterfeiting
plead guilty and was sentenced to the pen
itentiary for three years and to pay costs ol
prosecution.
The State Us. Williams. charged with
breaking into STAIRS book store In July
last. submitted to the jury st 3P. N. Ver.
dict. guilty as charged in the indictment
Henry O'Conno. for State and J. D. Patton
for defendant
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14

BETrER.-Since the removal of drays
from the corner of Brady and Second streets
it has been much more pleasant for ladies
who have heretofore had to run the gaunt-
let of some twenty individuals who have
always congregatsd there.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14
T EL EG r APHIC
fRepo't ted Expressly for the State Democrat
Election In N aine .

PORTLAND. l3th.-An election was held in
this State yesterday for Governor and mem
hers of the Legislature. The returns thus
far Indicate the recollection of L. NJ Nor
rell. republican, for Governor. and an in
creased republican supremacy in the State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-14
EE- The candidates for the diff

Ls- The candidates for the differ
ent offices are already button-holeing and
working among the sovereigns. The press
ent canvass bids fair to be the most exciting
one We have ever passed through. We
hope that friendly spirit may pervade all
discussions and meetings, as we never did
think politics should be allowed to interfere
with social relations.