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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-24
Notice.

a Ii. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the late hrm of RICHARDeoN, WEST 4 Co.
and eli persons indebted to said irm are requested
~ call and settle at once. 1t is absolutely neces
sary that our books should be closed and that too,
Immediately. Persons having open accounts with
our ONCE, will eblige by rendering hem 1t once
RICHARDSON, WEST / co.
DAVENPORT. Oct. Is. I3s0d3v
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essssAsd ~ Ibsassss Csse, 0ss. ,. aesSsat and
jobs r. Cesk, - ss1ssssA ~ Csok Basssas,
q date Dsssabss letA 1851, = follows. to-vis !:
II NbrSsse.oe, sacA peyaese = Mr. Asas Parker,
- follows, to-Wsss 10 n, -. -, q, So -, Is.
IS, 81, e, u nosths astss he date thessof and
one for t3oy6ee -. payable % said Nm. Anna
Parker 90 months after date thereof wese neloeed
IL . paskaes NTH ossteags securing their pay
nsnt ~ deposited in ~ Pos, O0cs q Boston.
nsnachusstts, directed 70 %, but which have
ssvss bsse rsssivsa b ~, and are supposed 10 b
loet o. st03ep.
Az pssseas ase thsesGess hsrsby sastiohS1
against nsgeeiaAing for said .etU anA nestsaes
or either q ths0, = - title sas - oequissd "a
said notes ~ nestGags, end the payment nj
beea stsppsd.
DAvsHsous, Iowa, Jsauasy 5, 1881.
jsn7-d4W DAWSON TRUE.
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R]AILROADS.

nIssisslppi an Missouri RairsaA.
wluesr ArranUensnt, 1859.
zs;as ~ y CAis4s ~. satae !. sss's' s's'
ssss llss~ abss Dsss.psN sdss.
or ArD ApTBR MONDAY. nov. SsrB,
~ 1o0a ~ ustil fsrthss potiss. passenger
trains viii leave Dsvsapost - follows
s.ss a. y. fos Massseo asd Warrington.
ssAsxs Asazvs ~ DAvunPoss ~ 1ollovs.
s.3s r. =. from Nassaso ssd Warrington.
All Trains out Of Davenport will nake direct
connections u Nssengo, Iowa city and washing
ton With the Wsstsn Stage Company stages for
I'll points Wet.
Trains sron tbs Wet connect 1t Roek Island
With trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
Road for an points East, North and South.
Passenger ase reminded sf the necessity Of
giving distinct directions 70 the destination Of
their baggage, also 70 before taking
heir ssats IN The en-.
JOHN p. TRACY, Gsn'l Supt...
A. KIxBALL, Asst Hup't.
Davenport, Nov. ~, 1oe0.-dn
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political parties Of Great britain-Whig, Tory,
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TRUSTEES SALE.-As authosised end en-
powered BY Desd Of Trust, dated June
18th, 1859, and sxscatsd BY william D. Harah
and Hester H., his wife, % ne Trnstee. for the
psrpsss ef ssssria0 the payment Of > pseuissWy
note Of $500, cd the interest thereon, ~ dss-
cribed and sst out il said DEED Of Trust, which
Vas recorded in the Office Of the Recorder Of Heott
county, Iowa, in Book r" Of town lot mortgages
on pazs 3s7, and - requested BY the owner 81
said note, shall q the i4th day Of January, 1851
at two clock in the afternoon. 1t the Csust House
ioor, in the city Of Davenport, 1t public auction
sell (for the purpose Of sstisfyiDg said sots, In
tsrsst and costs Of this salsD 70 the highest bid
in Scott county, to-wit: lot No. sixtsss l6, ia
Block No. four ~ in Parker's addition to the
city Of Dsvsnport. 2
Dated December seth, 1850.
GEO. p. WHITCOMB,
AecQl .d3tl Trustee.
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Il e ~ . . ed

II e ~ o D ed.
Union Coffee & Spice Mill
CORNER OF FRONT AND MAIN
~ovqs] =. JONES. T. 90.
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TNRUSTEE,S SAL..-WusssAs. on m. It, d.v
- q Jess, 4. D. lsG0, Elizabeth Ile6 and Js-
COB lieu. her husband. executed u1to Austin Cor
DIN, - Iruatse, certain deed Of Trust, conveying
described - follows, To- Wit: The north east quar-
ter OF sect'en No. thirteen [l3l in township No.
e.eny-cns ~ s@th = mags No. I've Isl east
u The IN 4 y. also, the north west Quarter
o. section No. eleven III in Same township and
ranss: xh,ch said convsyanss vas made BY the
ment OF certain promissory notes and the interest
thereon signed BY said lief, and al Of which are
dasse the ~ Day of Jane, =. D., 1850, one being
payable - follows: for sixty dollars, due liz
months after date 70 the order Of Adeline Powers.
payable q the Banking House Of Aacklot 1 Cor
ton OF notes being made 70 the record Of said
Deed Of Trust which is on pages 30s, 500 and $40,
Book -" Of Mortgages, Clinton county records.
And now, aid described notes having become
due and payable, and the said ns6 hav-
iDg failed To pay the sams,. l. Austin
this pablo notios, tkas ~ vistus q the over
which Is in me vested BY said Deed II Trust, will,
on Saturday, the 5th day Of January, A. d. 1861 q
the hour Of Lns o'clock j. ths forsnoos ~ said day
q the Court House door II ths city Of Davenport.
expose asd Offer for ssle, st Public Auctjon. the
parcel Of land shove described, or 20 nueh thereof
- shall be uecessaSy to sstisy And pay The amount
u said nOte with The intssest theroop % the dav
u sale, together with al the costs and sxpenses
attending said sale, costs Of this notice and Trus-
toes fees.
Dated the Oh dsy Of Dseeebsr, 4. D. 1850.
dee' Trustee
7 EGAL NOTICE.-T. ?. Henderson V. Geor..
- L. Nichols It al.-In Scott Cornty Distr q
Court.
To George L. Nichols, James g. Smith and James
A. buchanan, dsfendsn's in the above named
case:
You end sash Of yos srs hereby sotiasd that
there y nov on Ale il the 0llcs Of ~ ClsrA Of
the District Court of Scott County, : petition d
7. T. Hspdsssen praying The foseelosuss az Ger
tain deed Of trust, sxscuted on 1 1oth day Of
May, 4. .. 1883, BY John Johns sad John n. Ad.
lsr to 0s~es /. hiske;ls, Trustee. TO secure Ger.
tain promissosy notes made BY said Johns and
Adler 70 Charles Rsf9d, - ~ thsaiA Charles
Buford assigned - :. y. Hsndsssos, ~ plsint,6.
and recorded in BOOK n. Of Nosteaess. at 80
SO Of tho records Of Scott county, and that IN.
less you appear and answer thereto on or before
noon Of ths feusth doy e 1ebeuary, 4. D. 1891.
default will b entered against you.
Notice Of 10 pssSOnal slsim on sith1 Of the
above defendants u hereby givss.
4. ". CnURtH,
Plaintiff ttosuev.
Lot this netice b publishsd In the " Democrat
and News" for four successfvs weeks
Davenport, December 20, 1850.
IKA N. CLIFFORD,
dec7A-d4w Clerk District Court.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-24
BRYANsS
PuLM0MIO WATERS.


|PULM0NIO WATERS.
The Original Medicine Established il 1857, asl
first article Of the kind ever introduced 1ader
the uams Of "PuLnONlC WAvBRs," in this Or
any other sountsy al other Pslnoaie Waters
80 eountsffeits. The gsnuins saa - knOwn By
the nams BRsAH bsiag stsmpal on each Wa
PEI. %H
BsYAx' PULxoxIC Warns
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Ssrs Throat, Hoarsnsss.
BsrAxs PULsoxuc wA1IRs
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BaYAx's PuLnoMc WAvEss
Relieve Splitting q Blood, Pains r The Chest.
BRYAx's PCLn0HIc WAy -
Believe lneipisat Coasunptiod. .teng Diseases.
BnyAs's PUasDNIc WAvns
Rslisvs lrritsasa Of The Uvula ~ Teasils.
BssAns PuanorIc WAysns
Relieve the sboye Complaists il Ten Niaslas
t-is4- RexAn's PULMonsC WA1ERs
Are Bleeding to III Classes and Constit1tioes.
BaYAr's PuLvonuc WAysns 3 z
Are adapted for Vosalisss and Publie Speaken.
BtYAn's PuLnoulC WA1aas
Arr il simple Torn. aad pleasant % the tasts.
BsYAH's Pui nonlC warns
Nat oily relieve, but elect npj Ard lastiag sas.
BaYAn'D PulnouC WAyDAs
Are vssaatsd to give ntisfaeti,Av 70 every o.
No family should b withoas ! ~ 81 as
r. D1rAus PULuOHSo WAIuD H
IN ~ Aoeas. -
No tzovsleR sheul1 b wisAoas supPay Il
B9YAHs PUlpN1O Warns
n his pocket.
No person viii svsr object 70 give for
BRYANb PUlnOnC Warns ~1
Tvsety-Pivs Csa0. soo
JOB NOSES, Sole Ptopsistos, poehest@, \. +.
od1d b IN the Druggists II Dasssposs - elss-
whsrs. novn-dEv1y
800 y ~ ~ = e. = - . ~ :
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-24

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which the '7toches' are a speoific)
having made me often a mere whis-
perea."
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Almost instant relief in the dis
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TO ASTHMA.
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Okemie, Boston,
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DR.. g. F. BIGELOw,
Boseoa.
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Boston.
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REV. H. w. WARREN,
Restos.
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Teacher Of Music. southern
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! think they will be Of permanent
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SF rsssised - par.
CLUBBING.
A discount oftwsnty 1--we per cont. from the
above peiees will be allowed 70 CLuBs ordering
ioar copies Of any one OF uess Of the above works.
Thus: Ienr copies of Blaskwsod, q Of one Re-
view, will b sent to oae address for % four
copies Of the fous RevieWe aad Blaokveod tor 80;
POSTAGE.
nsn The psinelpel Oities "a 4buns thsss
49, wtE - deotvegod 10EB a. pOOT.
A08. When seut ~ nail ~ Rosnos = .nv
pestof - United STATS viii % ~ Tveno1s
e9ug ooooD yons t. = 0onekveo1.s - -
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REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
GEORGE =. SARasENT
ITAS TAKEN AN OFFICE In Tue BASE
IA meat Of the Bank Ruilding. and oGs1 his
services - IN Agsat for the purchase and sale q
RIAL 10VAT0s
PAWN EMIT OF TAX z . i,
Negotiation Of Loans,
and other nattsss sSpsstaiains 70 . general COM
mission business.
Cash Advances made On Produce
oniszned to his eosrsspeadsDts in Boston and
New York.
DAvssrosr. Iowa, June. 1850. juns-dtf
Lands for Sale.
go acres in Shelby county.
24O Cas-
$40 Pottawsttamis osunty.
42O Hardin
$50 Greene
Fer saIs or exchange for City property. Also,
0Eo- B. SARGENT,
ssl3- { Lad A~
D"1IsIa106
Fer Sale or Exchange.
VrHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR ~
L ssls his residence, known ~. ~
"Oak Wood Villa
situate ON the Bluff. east Of the Rail Road Depot
The grounds comprise about ono sore, With . 6ne
grove Of Shade Trees, and about 30 Fruit Trees
fea Rochests N. Y. The house 10 we'll built,
hIed IN soisA brick, has ton rooms seven closets,
summer kitchen, and 10 warmed by furnace.
The location is such that magnificent view is
obtsns from any POI ton Of the premises. For
urther particulars epplyt0
g. AUGUSTUS HAVILAND
On the premi'es,
Or at the Hay Press above Bridge.
~ Will exchange for we'll improved farm
near Davenport. iunel6-tf
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Pl tlsburg. Fl. Wavne / Chicago
Il ALL d q A D.
.lR 9
NARs RUN FROM CHICAGO 7 PITTSBUR0
~ without change, connecting with the great
PENNSYL VA.A CENTRAL RAILROAD
New York, Philadslp his, Baltimtrs sad Wash
ington city, aad all the interior towns Of Penn
Merchants BY taking this route, wilt have tho
advantage Of al tho eastern markets ct no sddi-
tioual cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains lcsve the Depot, Canal street, west ride,
Chicago, daily on the ARRIVAL Ct trains from the
Vest and North ~ est.
Connecting 1t Crestlins with Cleveland 4 Lake
shore + u. to uunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York AMI Boston. and all the interior
towns OF New England, via New York Central
and New York 4 Erie Railroads. Also South to
Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Vernon,
6teubcnville and Wheeling, and Interior towns
Of Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect 1T Forest with trains
on Mad River Road t, Springfield, Urbano, Day
ton and Cincinnati. Alec with trains ut Lima Tor
Dayton and Ciacionati direct.
Pare - lew - asy other Hosss.
Passengers bound east will end this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many Of
the largest and finest cities in the United States.
Passengers arriving ~ Chicago on any .: tho
roads, will End attentive ehcsk agents IT the de-
pots to receive checks and convey baggage FREQ Of
ehsrgs. t. the Pittsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
ing cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale at MI the prime pal ticket ON
ess in the West and at the Companys Office cor
ner Of Randolph and Dear sorn streets, At the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
Bs particular TO ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
DAN. W. BOSS,
0enI Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
]. n. Moons, Com. and 6cnI Ag't, Chicago.
Freight Of al kinds will b. carried from Chica-
70 70 al points East at al times at rs low rates
g any other railroad route. scpg '-dtt
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dec18.dt

vIVRU STEE'S SALE.-On Saturday, the 26th
/ day Of January, A. D., 1861, will be sol for
cash, to tho highest bidder, at the Court House
door, in the city Of Day export, at o'clock r. NJ,
tho following described real estate in scott coEn
~. State Of Iowa, t0-wit: Commencing 1t . point
on tho line Of George Alvord's land in the north
east quarter Of section tWenty-six 26,) in town
ship seventy eight (78, north Of range feur az
east, nearly in front ofChristopher Rowe's house
theme north 50 east until the Lire strikes the
line dividing the lands Of George Alvord and John
Is. Aathewsin said sect on !; thence north BY west
along line determined BY prolonging sid divis-
ion line tetween George Alvords' and John b.
Mathew lands until il strikes the south line u
the main road leading from Davenport 70 LeClairc
thence south Az west along said road until il
strikes point on said road chains and 50 links,
north 81 ,, west from the place Of beginning ;
thence south 81 Q, east to the place Of beginning
containing six acres, more or less. BY force aad
effect of . deed Of trust made to me By Henry
Grassau and Anna n. Grassau, his wife, duly re-
corded in Scott County Records Octobsr 18th,
1855, and dated the 18th day Of same mouth.
FRANK PLUMER,
jaul Trustee.
Two JAMES T. ELLWOOD- SIR; you ARE
l hereby notified that there is now on file in
the ONCE Of tho Clerk Of the District Court Of
Scott onnty, State Of Iowa, . petition Of Julia
d. kllwood, claiming from you divorce from the
bonds OF matrim0ny now subsisting between ~
and herself, for the reason that you have wilfuly
deserted and abssntsd yourself from her, for :
period Of more than two years without reasonable
cause therefor.
Now unless you appear and answer thereto, On
or before noon Of tho second day Of the next torn
of said Court, to be begun and holdsa on tho 6rss
Monday Of February, 4. D. 1851, dsfaclt will be
entered against you, and judgment rendered
thereon. DAWSON ! TRUE,
dec22-dlm Att'ys for FsintiG.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
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PUBLIC SPRARERS AID SiNGERS.

Few are aware Of Importance Of checking ;
Cough or Common Cold" in it, first stage; that
remedy, if neglec Cd, soon attacks the Lung.
'Bvosons BroncAial zrocAes," containing demul-
cent ingredients, allay Pulmonary and Bronchit |
IrritAti0n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-24

Freight Of al kinds will b. carried from Chica-
60 TO all points East at al times, at as low rates
- any Other Railroad route. scpe 'dtt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-19
VERMONT ITEMS.

The lrasburgh Stladard says brute nam
ed Burroughs hired pair Of steers two years
old. and not very well broken, OF his neighbor
O. IT, Wells, and brought them back after
two days, shockingly beaten The hair all
came of their backs, and the skin peeled off
for two feet in length They will probably
be spoiled for any work. Such cruelty deser-
YES the States Prsion.
LARGE FLrEcEs.-Mr. b. D. Parker. of
Poultry, sheared from buck years old last
season, fleece weighing over 25 pounds ;
and this year from the same, sheared fleece
shat weighed "a pounds ounces.
Mr. II. Barker. of Castleton. recently shear
ed buck, the fleece weighing II lbs. oun-
ces
FIRE IN WEsrFIELD. In Westfeld viii
/ lage, new dwelling-house, woodshed and
barn, belonging to Edison Beede, nearly COM
ple ted, was destroyed by fire on Wednesday
of last week. Supposed to have caught from
lamp spark A portion of the furniture was
saved. Loss $500. Insurance, 5000.
SAD ACCIDENT. We learn that a young
man named Gilfllan, was killed in Westmore
on the 4,h instant. He was hauling load
of mill gearing. &c in wagon, when heavy
cast iron wheel rolled out Of the wagon and
ran over him, breaking his neck
CoUNTERFEIT.-Fiv dollar counterfeit bills
on the Bradford Banks are in circulation
They are well executed, printed on red-tinted
paper, and calculated to deceive. The genu-
inc bills are printed on paper which has nc
red tint.
FATALIrY.-John w. Barrett, Of Wood
stock, brakeman on the Boston and Woos.
ter Railroad was hit by bridge at Worces.
ter, Tuesday evening, and knocked under the
train. which passed over him, cutting off both
legs.
On Saturday of last week, three hundred
horses passed through Lebanon, n H., from
this State on their way to Massachusetts, fol
the use of the army. The average price paid
for them was SlOS, making the handsome
little sum of S32 400
STATE AGRIoULTURAL SOoIETY.-The di
rectors OF this society met at Rutland OF
Tuesday to make arrangements for the annu
al fair, which will be held at Rutland on th'
10th, llth, 18th and 18th of September next
Clement Coolidge, son of S. s. Coolidge
Esq, of Bellows Falls, aged II years, wa
drowned in Connecticut river on Tuesday
morning, the 9Th inst
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-19
~ Passing within bail Of one Of our out
spoken Democratic neghbors week ago, h

~ Passing within hail of one Of our out
spoken Democratic neighbors week ago, h
accosted US thus:
" ! want vou TO understand that your operation up
that MONTPELIER Convention no concern Of ours y
did propose any such thing; IL Of your
folk getting up We ask n flvors at your hands
don't thank auyOpdy for implying IN tt need to
paittd on the back by Black hepuhlicans % make 4
support the Government against rebellion We don
want nitlments FOR not being traitors. OF course
stand by the Government against rebellion; but ~
shall vote for our own nominees for State officers.
have nothing 10 do with your Black Rcpuclicanism.
" your way and viii 90 ours OF course we all star
BY The Government against rebellion aud | will be
ready hang the traitors you aTe-And great de
more ready 10 hang Buchanan than you will be- b
supporting ihe Government against rebellion has mott
ing 70 do with our party questions
We told him that we agreed with him tht
the support Of the Government was no part
question at all. and that it was every wa
proper for those protesting his political vie v
TO have their own ticket and vote for thei
own men and that it would be no disparag,
ment of their patriotism il they did So
Touching the fitness of sus per col. in M
Buchanan's case, though we thought it emi
nently proper, we presumed that our COLI
cutor had more intense feeling on the sui
ject than we had; because, having been lor
personally acquainted with that Wheatlan
gentleman, he doubtless had far profound,
knowledge of his i'll deserts than we, wi
never saw him, could haye.---Free Press.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-19
Ju1Y o. 1851.

JULY " 1901.
In the House, this morning, Mr.. Lovejoy's
resolution, declaring that the army is not
bound to capture and return fugitive slaves,
was adopted by large majority. There was
very little difference of opinion among the Re-
publicans as to the resolution, if it was TO be
acted on at all--ther vote being nearly unan-
imous for it but there are many who deem
it unwise to admit questions Of this kind. lest
time be FILTERED away and the necessary bus
mess Of the session be delayed. They think
that inasmuch as all propositions of compro-
mise for slavery are to be ruled out, so ought
all other propositions on that subject to be
ruled out; at least, until some question aris-
es which must necessarily be settled. NY
impression is that slavery may be better left
70 military law than to congressional legisla-
tion at present
The death Of Senator Douglas was announc-
ed in both branches to-day, and commented
upon by many speakers. Vermont was rep.
resented by Judge Collamer in the Senate and
Mr.. Walton in the House.
The ID Vermont regiment had orders to
march into Virginia to-day, and this evening
they will be in camp at Alexandria The men
with new life by the order to march Not
more than eighteen or twenty were SO weak
as to require ambulances. Two or three were
to be placed in the United States hospital
here; and one, in private house, was too i'll
of putrid sore throat to be removed. 1t was
feared that he will not long survive. un-
dcrstand that he is a son Of Hon. Abshai
Stoddard Of Windham County. I learned
these facts as went to bid farewell to the
camp
The city was greatly interested this morn
ing by news of aag of truce from jeff. Da-
Wis to President Lincoln. The bearer was
admitted, examined, and speedily dismissed
with flea in his ear and a guard on both
sides, 1t is surmsed that the real object o
the mission was to get information from seoes-
sion spies in the city. If so, the plot was
failure.
p. S.-The Second does not 60 until to.
morrow. Young Stoddard died to-day.