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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10
Teachers, Convention


There will be a Teachers Convention at the
pu Bile school hosse No. l. in the city Of Mussstne,
commencing on Monday, tho 3oth inst, and to
continue in session sne week. Tie convention will
DO conducted o. an Institute, the following gentle.
men having been engaged - lecturers and in
struotors:
LECfuRERS.
Rev. D. II. Wheeler, Wn. T: Brannan, ESQ.,
Rev. E. Miller, c. c. Nestlercde, Esq, and Prof.
D. franklin Wells.
rNsrRUcTORs2
Elocution-Proe. Griffith. Of Davenport,
(irammar-C. G. Nest lerode, Of Upton,
Geosraphy-D F, Wells, Of lows City,
Arithnetic-Prof. Nsylor, Of kichland,
Algohra-M. ingalls,, Of NJ usc.tine,
Astronomy and Orthography-James Mccollistsr,
| Of Richlsnd,
| MAI. Drawing-Miss Barrows, Of Muscatine,
| Physiology-Dr. Park, Of Muscatine.
Convenient boarding places will be provided fol
members of the convention, and cordial invita-
tiou is hereby extended to teachers throughout The
county to attend.
By order Of the Executive Committss.
J.HAuDM HuEaAxj ssey.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of . special execution to me directed
d and delivered from the Office Of the Clerk of
tho District Court Of Muscatiue county, State of
Iowa, againet the lands and tenements Of X. Il.
MoCamp cell and Elvins McCampbell, 1 have levied
upon and will expose to sale, on Saturday the 25th
day Of August, A. D. 1862 at the Court House door,
in the city of Muscatne, the following described
property, towit: The northeast quarter Of section
twenty In township Seventy Seven, north of range
two west, in M uscatine county, Iowa, (of this
judgment five hundred ffty-seven 32-1ee dollars is
due to Azsl Farnsworth. eight hundred and thirty.
three 73l00 dollars is due to G. A. Gafrettson, and
sixteen hundred and ffty-fve 75-lo0 dollars is due
to Elizabeth Iddings, guardian Of Alexander
Idd.ngs and Horace lddings, minors)-sll of which,
or so much thereof as may be necessary, will be
sold to satisfy said special execution in favor of
Azsl Farnsworth, g. A. Garrettson, ct 81. Sale to
commence between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the
fore noon and four O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day. WIN. 9OkDON, Sbef1n n. =.
Muscatine, July 18th, IS .0.-w4w-prs fee S.
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Council Proceedings.

Council CHAMBER, Aug. 4.
Council met according to adjournment, Mayor
and members oil present, except AID Kennedy.
Mr. Hershe presented petition of G. Schwoop,
concerning the building of stable near his prem
Uses. Referred to Messrs. Funk and Stein.
Mr.. Funk, chairman of committee on ordinance
relative to pigeons, asked further time. Allowed.
Mr. Stein read an ordinance relative to sidewalks
and CUTTERS un motion of Mr.. Funk, referred to
Messrs. Stein and Williams.
Mr.. Stein read an ordinance relative to the cree
ton of wooden buildings, fire limits &C. Referred
to Mos and Hershey.
BILLS ALLOWED.
John Mackey, for blacksmithing, $685.
r Hawley. work on streets, 1885
Journal Office, printing, 100
G. l.. W. r. Stone, mdze., 1918
Bill of Dr. schock taken from the hands of
the Finance committee and laid on the table.
MIR. Stein presented petition of Mr.. Lecky, ask
ing leave to do certain grading at his own expense.
Referred to Messrs Molis and Williams.
Mr.. Stein presented petition of John Mordhorst,
asking leave to keep coal yard on the levee
Referred to Funk and Hershe.
Mr.. Stein presented petition of Geo. D. Magoon
and others, asking certain grading done on Fourth
street. Referred to Messrs Williams and Molis.
On motion of MIR. Stein, the seat of w. G. Ken
needy was declared vacant, and the Council pro-
ceeded to elect member to fill said vacancy. The
Council took recess of five minutes for consulta.
ton. On being called to order and having pro-
ceeded to ballot, S. O. Butler, Esq, received five
votes, whereupon he was declared duly elected and
the Recorder instructed to notify him of his
election.
MI. Funk, chairman of committee appointed to
confer with the Gas Lighu Co., reported progress.
Report received and adopted,
On motion, Messrs. Funk and Williams were
appointed committee to examine the books Of
the City Assessor.
On motion, Messrs Williams and Molis we're
appointed q committee to examine the report of
the City Treasurer and Collector.
Adjourned to the next regular meeting, Saturday
evening, Aug. 10. r. T. WALLACE, Recorder.
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A Card.

A Card.
All persons over eighteen who wish to become
members of the W de Awake Club have an oppor-
tunity of signing the Constitution and enrolling
themselves with the company by applying to any
one of it, officers. These are:
Captain-Jas B. Teller,
LIST Lieut.--Geo. A. Satterlee,
I'd IS Chas. Edw. Kent,
Sd Geo. R. White,
Secretary-Thomas Harbach,
Treasurer-John o. Wilson,
Executive Contradictions Harbach, Daniel
Barrus, William Dill, Edward Hatch, Geo: W. Van
Horne, William Purcell.
Any persons who do not wish to drill can become
honorary members and can substitute some person
in their place for drill. HuaH J. CANPBELL,
President.
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Coninaerclal.


MuscAnHs, Thursday, Aug. 9-f.x.
Weather warm. Showers Of rain hsv'
fallen most every day throughout the week
II 10 feared that some Of the wheat loft
standing in shock has been injured, but the
injury cannot be very extensive.
The grain market Is without material
change. Receipts Of wheat average between
1900 and 1900 bushels daily. Other grains
are coming in lightly. The market TO,
wheat is Armer and an advance Of 30 during
the week is noted. Shippers have been
paying TOO and tho mills 76@77c for best
lots, but yesterday, under spirited competi-
ton, the price was run up to 800 and one
lot sold at 81o. We quote, however, ct 70
@soc. Most Of the wheat now coming in
il damp, and millsrs And it difficult to get
enough ct for immediate use to keep the
mills going.
We quote:
Wheat-Spring, 10000.
Winter-n0ne in market.
Flour-Spring wheat 81, 50@$5.
Corn meal, 4005Oc p bushel.
Corn, in ear, ESQ, shelled, 2Sc.
Oats-2Oc.
Barley, 400.
Rye, 45@5oo.
Potatoes plenty at 20@2bc.
Live chickens 81 ,25@$l so per doc.
Apples dried, $1,6j@$l,75
green, sOc(0$l per bu.
Hay-.timothy, $6@$6.50; prairie, "a;
$3.50 per ton.
Eggs, 6@7o.
Butter, 1O@l2c.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, l2lal4s.
Shoulders, 8a1Oo
Clear sides, l00123c
Lard 19}o.
Hides green, 81 6c; dry flint, 19lo.
Lumber, $lOa$SO per 1000 feet.
Brown sugar 5000; crushed lilo;
clarified lOAo, refined, white, Ito.
Molasses plantation 400, 8. II. $1,000,
Belcher's 81, Kegs IS, 50@$6,00
Ooaee-l6917c.
Nails-ass. So 1904.
Rice 5is.
Live Stock. Fat cattle 81, 1902.
Rags 2@23o.
New York, selling It per ct
Philadelphia, It
Bosten, II
Baltimore, It
Chicago,
St. Louis, currency
st. Louis. bankable funds
St. Louis, specie II
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10

Republican Encampment.
The Republican Clubs Of Musoatine county are
requested select delegates to attend Convention
be held 1t the Court House, in the city Of Mus.
ratine, on Saturday, August ls.h, 1850, to make
arrangements for . Grand Republican Encamp
ment. Each Club is requested to send four dsle-
estss.
By order Of the Republican Club Of Musca tine.
j. CARsKADDAN, Pres't
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10
Mrs, WinslOW,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has .
Soothing Syrup for children teething, which great
y facilitates the process Of teething, BY softsaing,
the gums, reducing all Inflammation, will allsy al
pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it viii give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement in anot hel
column.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10
AR RAP I'D 8
.o01enFaCtorv

THIS Factory Is now in complete order and pre-.
i pared on the shortest notice to do all kinds
of Custom Work on the following terms, payable
in Cash OK Wool:
Roll Csrding, .F &c per lib.
Carding and Spinning, 100, do
Fulhng and Dressing Cloth, csc per yard.
Making White Rlapnel, Csc do
do Fnlled Cloth, SOC Dc
do Satinst, (6nd'g wrap.) 500 do
Il. Wool w 0fked ON hareS,
Into llannsl for half tho product. GE.!
do Cloth, tullsd and finished, for two-thifds
the products. ELY
Into Satinet, fulled and hniahed, for thres-ashs
tho products. - s.-,sc,a .9aI
From clean Wool the customer will have . yard
of CIoth for 5 Lbs; yard of Satinet for q lbss
and 4 yard Of White FLANNEL for Il lbs.
.1s.s4n,sd ooods. , sIA5 ]. CLARK.
Cedar Rapids, Nay Is. 1sso.-wsn eveg
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10
derrick's Sugar Coated Pills
The ItMOLe It'Os'l0 O1ssse0!
SICK PEOPLE, T II l N K

. ~ n = " ! ~ - l. - ~ -
AFTER WHICH, ACT.
You'd scarce expect, at this late DAY,
With startling cures 3 book to NIL;
This is the case, the million say,
With the cures of Herrick's Fill.
They come from hass, and North. ara "ess'
Ana with glad ii 1ings the papers MI,
Because they are the cheapeet. safest, pest,
And superior to others 10 Herrick's Plii:
From Plants, and growers they're made;
They always ours-they never kill
Thousands now in their graves were !siss
Wee 1t not for Kerfick's Pill.
Each Pill with sags is coated GER
A rare discovery of matchless skill;
Their like was never seen before,
Until it appeared in Herriok,s Fill.
For years he's WORKED to heal the sick,
With Joy elate his bosom ills:
For tens Of thousands now rejoice
At the msgi. powers OF Berrlck's fil's'
~HERRICK's MATCHLFSS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inundated the world with
their popularity. Over Ave million boxes are used
Annually, irving employment to elghty-hve men
and women tO put them up. IneH cures axe NUN.
bered by thoussndstneiz praises on the tongues Of
ali. Citisens Of Muscaiine and elsewhere nave
You ever used them? Put up IN kngllsh, Spanish
taerman and French directions. Large family
boxes, 81 otsl Five bsxes for 81. sold every
whore.
0ee advertisement on SID page.
&. 81. PALMER, Travelling Agent for tho Uni
ed States.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10
ASSTGNEE'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned,
IN as assignee of John .. Adds, will, on the 9Th
day of August, al 2 O'Clock p. n. Of said day,
sell At public auction, the west half OF lot No,
ane rel in block No. fifty. six 1851 In tho vllags
Of Wilton, Muscatine county, Iowa. Gale to take
place on the prem Uses. Terms cash IN hand.
TuOS. HANNA,
Assignee of John s: Adds. !,
July 14tb 1S60-w
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10
Mahala Briiss
District Court Of Musca-
tine County, Iowa, o.
tobeI term, 1860.

Mahala Briiss District Court OF Musea-
VI. tine County, Iowa, o.
George Michael Brilss. tober term, 1850.
To George Michael Brilss: Sir
VOU arc hereby notified that on the 2sth Jay Of
i June. A. D. 1860, Mshala Briles fled her
petition in the office Of the clerk Of tho District
Court of Muscatins county, claiming Of you =
divorce from the bonds Of mstrimony, her tofOr :
and now existing between you and said petitioner,
on account Of the wiful desertion by you q said pc
tioner and the absenting yourself for the space II
years without any reasonable cause therefor. YIu
are further Notified that on the 36th day Of Juns.
1860, yeu were returned "not found" by the Snsrif
of said county, whersupon IN order Of publication
upon fling the proper affidavit for that purpose
was duly granted BY Edward II. Thayet, the County
Judge Of said county, against you. Now, therefore,
unless you appear ct the next term Of said Court.
on the rstdsy thereof, and answer to SAID petition
a decree of Divorce as prayed for will be rendered
against you, and for costs.
RlOHMAN BRO, Soils for Petitioner
August 10 w4tl
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10

GTBuy your Sewing machines at Dur
fees. He has the best in use also, good
stock of Watches, Silver Ware, Gold Pens
Willow Baskets, &c. Watches and Jewelry
repaired promptly and in the neatest manner,
at s. g. DuRrEs's Jewelry Store, Auscatine,
Iowa
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
0-~~~~-~~~~~~N
$4,000 Wilson Strawberry.

TT produces twice % many to the square rod %
any other ever raised-the largest and finest
strawberries ever saw. August and Spring are
tho seasons to plant. Price IS cents per dosen, OF
81 per 100. SUEL FOSTER,
auR9-2w At Fountain Hill Nursery.
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"a g. Established ls3s. ssls
!. Herick's Sugar Coated / Pills. (
49, Curr npuu Cpv pnp muuns1 -

laasa Established lsas. e ! ssas
y Herrick's Sugar Coated IEalR, Z
~ CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM! -
fDHIS.remaskabls American: remedy il caiTyin
| i the uord by storm. Oveeifve millions Of box
s1s, Roots, Balsam; and extracts, their sdess On
| the human system are pleasant, sstisfactosy and
| successful. Acting directly on the bleed, glands
solids and fluids Of the body, their use IL attended
With the hsppiest result In sudden attacks OF dis
ease one OK two doses Away. cures In old stand;
ing cases Of sickness, small sdoses-repeatea fire.
Quently-so oleansss the system, that good health
Is the result. No change in employment or diet is
| necessary. Thoy never cause sore mouths, swslled
joints, aching limbs, etc, IS do many other kinds
| They are warranted to give satisisction, or ths
price will be refunded. They arc c6 nsdsred cheal
err safer, prettier and In all respects Superior T.
any purgstive pill in the ,corM. j1Ias uiscov
cry Of coating pllis WITH suydr smnated with VI
| derrick. Ali others ar coun,srliets and II use.,
.iii do hurna, and d,sapP"int he sack a. errics Z
oils eAekAutiy pui ul, 3" III box ruth !sige
,ase, II rect.uns, sna Sal t"I 2b cents psr tax
b"x tor 81.
iierrick's Kid Strengthening Plssters
tn l. G.,EAI 81 ss l.Na.T ~ EN-
ahd Pain E-siEo3ess
The Best ami cheapest Household Remedy
in Vie world.
These RENOWNED P,ast.rs uurs pains. weakness
ND distress III Il back, si0,. and breastr. in b..
uours. lnd -ei, ~ certain they t. do this, tha
sue proprietor variants them. SLreso from resins
uAisams aaI gums Oh so..utltuI KID siher, rem
| isrs them pcsu,isr'J adsp'eu to the wshts OF re-
mdIss and otners Their spphcati, L. universal
equally to In 3 roue mn. the de.icats woman
and the teebie infant. 10 all they will prove
balm ana y blessing. lh.iI Use ID agreeable AID
without annoyance VI tr"1bie. Bach plaster viii
wear from one 10 four month";, aud III 3eunst"
complaints, spraibs and bruises, frequently ef.ei
Wkon Ali Fem, tOI' 0tfec(lO[t
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10
1ANF . H ID
LIVER 1NV1G ORATOR
NEVER nERIT TT nEo

= ~ COMPOUNDED
i GUMS, and has becou
Standard N edieins,
known and approved By
al that have used it,
and is now resorted to e
with confidence in all 6
the diseases for which
it 10 seconended. =
1t has cured thous-
ands within the Last two =
years who had given up g
ell hopes Of relief, a. a
the numerous unsolicit- Il
cd certificates in myS
possession show.
The dose must b ~
adapted to the temper =
ament Of the individual
taking it, and used in s
such quantities a. to. r.
aot gently on the bow&
els.
Let the dictates o f.
your judgment 6 uidsS
you IN the use Of the
LIVER INVlGO R A.
MIX WATER IN YHE
IN VloOkAiOk, AND /
aEThEk.
Al IN ANA N
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10

ENIM1LY FRO N
} an established fact, .
TOR and it viii eur,
Liver Compliance, sll
lous a ATTACKS, Njsl.p-
saa' chronic DisflL.a,
summer Compis.1ie,
!Dysentery, Drol -,
Sour Stomach, Lati....
Costlveness, Z 10 &C
Vnoiera, Ch0is:A AUr-
Dus, Cholera lnI.r Jun.
fiatuIencs, Ja..u.vv.
Female MeaAu H. ses .
and may 10 us.u sue
eessfuiIy se IN ur..Ls.
~ kaaA> Medicine
Il viii cure SIX
~ DA Q H b, u.
J. Thousands can testify,
IN twenty minus, II
Two Or three Yea.L oou-
Ituls are taken q. ,.m-
menoemenr Of attavA.
J All who cse 1t A.s
giving their testimony
in its favoIs
MOUTH WITH THk
WALTON BOTH IT,
III Dc KOltIe
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anu a, ~ IN 0Lho1
= heeF IL any eiinale.
1iLsHtSiJ .aGa., u L d
ale kvVu 49, sale IL all
AsSs nhst. u IAlnaI 10
Is .e.uI., sLIh he pe-
ieheeMeh'~ol lie olUul.
all, oi..piLsss, 1 ainS
Al a. Lat q anu LV,hs,
Iostit.h,ss, Ia,G Alb
EClSh,ee Utes Tee WbSio
LvuJ, liSm euuash vUiu,
~LASn II.q~sL.iy, II
beSAnc,eu, ond Al u long
c~LIse VI IoScI, kLss 81
AikstiIe, y cfee pihE
sSiieA - L Vi CViu oScI
49,. 0ou,, htstA.ssLess
AssuAon /, VI ~eig & IN
liz LIAu, ali lnualna.
.o.J uisv~sss, " vrlus IL
Ih,iaIvh VI A U uAts,
All 0nlatisIns y great
furiAol VI Cue bIovu
and many dLsexsss TO
which hesh 10 helr to
too numerous TO Mcn-
ton in this advertise
ment. D0aa 1 tn a
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EYE AND EA r.
Wilton Botanic Infirmary.

GHE public are 70
spect fully notified that
an In6rmary 10 estab-
lished Ut the Penneyl.
.ous~ uo~.A In thA
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10

~ See advertisement Of Dr.. Sanford'l
Liver Invigorator and osthartio Pills, IN another
column.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10

ing this woman in some airy and comfortable
room, away from the criminals in Jail, if it could
not otherwise be done but she added, the people
of this county are not less humane than other peo-
pie, and only need to have their attention called to
this matter to see and perform their duty. In
regard to the arrangement of the JAIL she thought
it too low and damp, and the cells and arena too
lily ventilated. She observed that the drain from
the pump was not properly regulated, and pools Of
water were standing and adding to the dampness
Of the cellar like apartments We hope the proper
officers will remedy these defects as far as it is in
their power.
Miss Dix informed US that she found four pau
pers in the County Poor House, who appeared to
be well enough kept under the circumstances, but
she thinks the building is badly arranged and
totally inadequate to the pupose It is only story
and half high, containing some FIVE rooms, and
is too small to accommodate any more inmates
with comfort. 1t is poorly adapted to shield the
unfoztunates who msy seek protection in it from
the rgors of our winter seasons and, in short, il
| not the kind of building Muscatine county ough
| to have for Poor House. Miss Dix says sh,
could not recommend it as suitable place for any
pauper at this time. The farm and general appear
ance of the premises indicate bad management, i
being at present In charge of an individual who,
is well known, has had but little if any experience
in farming. 1t is also reported, though with hov
much truth we cannot say, that the present over
seer is in the habit of frequently entertaining larg
| companies of his Irish friends and lodging then
over night at the expense of the County and 70 tn
discomfort Of the pauperA These abuses shout
b looked into, and if the proper officer wi
not or dare not, on account of partzan friendshi
and interest," undertake to correct them, the peopl
should see if there il not remedy at their CON
nand.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10

fiee one Dollar pc Hottie.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-10

ADAM OGILVIE
~. BEST BROWN SUGAR in the market,
and keeps constantly On band S4aes: Lea.
Salt, Nails, Wooden Wsfe' anu IN ''0''
WI Eermsrs win find It to their interest to call
AnaM OGILVIE before purchasing elsewhere.
Husestine, April 4th, 186O-dawtf t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-25

EDS. LEADER-Our citizens are preparing
for celebration on the Fourth. A sub
scriptiOn is being taken up to defray expen-
ses, and the citizens subscribe literally. A
part of the exercises will be the laying of
the corner stone Of our new hotel, the Parm-
ly House. The cellars are dug and the base
ment wall serected. DR.. Parmly is now here,
overseeing the progress Of the building. He
is determined to make the hotel one of the
best in the West, and perfect in all its aP-
pointments. 3
Our streets are now sprinkled daily, to the
great comfort of residents and pedestrians.
Much has been done within few weeks
past in the way of improving our streets and
sidewalks. The latter are graded and laid
out upon most Of the streets.
An accident happened to Mr.. Higgins,
Of Concord, this morning. He was upon
barn making some repairs when he missed
his footing and fell to the ground, injuring
him very seriously. The physician thinks
he viii recover.
The eComnencemente exercises Of the Lake
Erie Female Seminary take place in about
four weeks. The attendance through the
the year has been large and the closing ex-
ercises will doubtless add honor to that
already attained by the Institution. The
grounds about the Seminary have been tast-
fully laid out and quite attractive.
The cool breezes, fine scenery, good and
pleasant accommodations ond delightful
rambles Of Little Mountain are being tested
by many from your city and elsewhere
The Hotels are well kept, and, in time, this
location must become widely known IS one
Of the pleasantest summer retreats Of the
country.
The register Of the Cowles House exhibits
good daily list Of arrivals, and our town
has a general wide-swake appearance.
QaL Yours, FsLrx.
n,Fr,~1ou lima "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-25
oLEvELAND MoNDAY MORNING, JUNE 25, 1860

~Deacon Gray, of the Dealer, returned
from Washington and Baltimore last satur-
day evening, in sound health. He escaped
the alaughter Of the Democracy at Baltimore,
we are happy to say, without receiving even
a scratch. He says he succeeded in fixing up
matters in WashlngtonAO 80 as to have Congress
fix day Of ofadjournmeut, and then went TO
Baltimore, and brought things around to have
Douglas nominated, after a fashion, and then
came home. The Deacon, be it Remembered
brought the settlement of the speakershiP
question when he was in Warrington be-
fore. A great peace maker is that Deacon.