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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17

it within three days, it shall be removed as
prescribed in the I'd section of this ordi-
dance.
Sec. A. Be 1t further ordained, That
wood, goods, boxes, crates, straw, or any
other material piled in the streets Or pub
lie square, shall be removed within three
days; or the owner failing so TO do, it shall
be the duty of the President of the Board
TO have such materials taken out of the
way at the expense Of the owner. Provi
ded, however. that lumber for the purpose
of building houses or fences, shall not be
embraced in this ordinance, only so far as
such materials shall not prevent the pas
sage of carriages or teams.
Sec. 5. Be 1t further ordained, That
no merchant or retailer OF spirits, shall
keep open doors on Sabbath days, from 9
O'Clock A. M. to a P. M.,sunIess it be in a
case of absolute necessity. The offender to-
pay fine discretionary with the President
ofthe Board, not exceeding $40.
Sec. 6. Be II further ordained, That
all offenders against the peace and good
order of this corporation, shall, upon con-
viclion, be fined at the discretion of the
President of the Board, not exceeding SO
Passed. June IL, 1916.
II. H.. DOZIER, Pres't
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17

A terrible accident took place al St.
Louis on the night of the 10th inst, which
resulted in the death of two children and
their nurse, by the explosion of a can of
spirit gas. The nurse, in attempting to
fill lamp from a can, which contained two
quarts Of gas, unfortunately let candle
come IN contract with the destructive fluid,
which burst the vessel and filled the room
with fame; two of Mr.. Faraham's children,
Alvin A., an interesting boy of five years
ofage, aud Ann Augusta, promising child
three years old, and the nurse, a girl of
about fourteen years Of age, were the only
persons in the room at the time. All three
were so badly burnt that they died during
the night. The little girl lived only an
hour or two; the other two expired before
morning, after lingering out several hours
in the most excruciating agony.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17

The Vicksburg Sentinel states, upon the
every best testimony" that letters of" insulting
supercilousness" have been written 10 Gen
Gaines by the Secretary Of War If this is
true, the Secretary himself deserves repTimand
from higher authority
Gaines is an old soldier, and undoubtedly a
brave one. That young wife Of his-beauti'
full as a Hour and graceful as a gazelle =
may have touched his brain, though it is more
probable that she only Modified his gallant old
heart but his services, his honored age, his
glory.won rank, all forbid insult from the
flippant pen of the pompous official.
The Lauderdale company marched to Deca.
tur and were there received by the noble.
hearted citizens Of Newton in most hOspila
70 bic style. A barbecue was given them tn,
men bid them God speed TO the battlefield, and
lovely woman (of which Newton has not Q
few) smiled adieaz to the gallant hearts Of the
empire county. But they were doomed to
disappointment: messenger from the Cover
nor informed them that their services were not
required. Well, none the less are their hon.
ors Though they have not returned, SCARED
and mutiIated, from the fight, their prompt re-
Spouse to the cannon Of the invader has placed
laurels upon their brows.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-06-17

BLOODY BATTLE IN SoUTu AMERICA
Capt Barslow, of brig Orioe wh8arriv
ed at N. York on the l7lh from Rio, which
place he left on the 9th of April, states that
on or about the LIST of March, a battle was
fought between the Montevidean and Bne.
nos Ayrean forces, which resulted in the
latter being victorious. The former suffer
ed considerably in killed wounded and
prisoners. The blockade was still strictly
enforced by the combined squadrons Of
England and France; every vessel entering
aporI was boarded by boat from the feet.
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY Murder of n
IohOle Family "A man nam,d VIM.
Hudson, living in Pendleton county. Va.
on the ] lth inst, deliberately murdered his
wife ana three children, besides Jane and
Robert Cliff, and horribly mulilated nnoth-
er child. He then SET fire TO the house and
escaped. The only cause assigned for the
bloody deed was misunderstanding with
his wife. He was member Of the AZ. T.
Church, and was highly respected.
TIE FoFTiFicATIOS APPRoPRTaTIoN.
We extract the following particulars of the
blll making appropriations for Notifications.
twill show what Congress is doing for
this part Of the country:
For Fort PickenS, Pensacola har.
Dor Florida, $4,000
For Fort Harrancas and the cree.
ton ofbarracks thereai, Pensaco-
la harbor, Florida, 50OOO
For repairs of Fort Morgan, Mo.
bile Point, Alabama. AOOOO
For repairs Of Fort Pike, and pre.
servatiOn ofSite, Louisiana. I3OOO
For repairs Of Fort Wood, Louis.
lana. & sOo
For repairs Of Battery Bienven-
ne, louisiana. 5000
For repairs Of fort Jackson, Missis.
sippi river, Louisiana. 25OOO
For repairs Of Fort ST. Phillip Mis-
sissippI nveF, Louisiana. 30OOO
For Fort Llvinsion, Grand Terre is
land Barratnria bay louisiana. 10000
For Publications on the Flori-
da reel, amendment ofSenate) 100000
For contingencies offoui6cstions. $4,000
The President Of. The United States IS
authorized IN bis discretion, % direct the
expenditure Of any ofths foregoing sppro-
Pnaiions a any time after he passage Of
this oct
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laoslpbia jurhasetebrt, NIT slnsm pcblauss
ssiubtsn sroBen 4dortsmsnt non 1sitssmassn
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bar grim, bon 81 SO bis 4 90, ihwar;s uno
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9rssIsietsn cine src6s Ssrfbitptnbeit pom
5alsbinrsn. Sraatm. Sanep. .grapattsn unp
Starpsn, 6ancihutsm 5oIsmtrassrn &C.,
moSu Die 4ufmsrtiamfsit bsr 5trrsn srtetsn
miro pou O'Srien uno Eaiauel.
Otdrs II.
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6interlafenf1aft Der perfforbencn
Mfarn ST. See.

t7abridpt wiro biermit sssstsn, ba6 ST.
ttamsntssSrisfe auf bic 6intsrla0snfebaft Der
vsritortrn.n Warp 81. qsn lsstbin pcmW1ai.
bsnerwt aaunIebip, Bsrts gauntp, psrmllist
mcrotn Gnno al sbcmas psnroes, pobnbaft
III W1aibenerist 1aunihir, srfastsr gauntp,
4Gs pUfonsn pslete Serperanssn ecsr In.
fpriebe an trIaste 6lnter lalfenftaft batsn.
1tno sriuett bisieIten pcrjubrlnssn, uno Ssns
bic nod amf irssno cine 4rt an eisfeIbs! dull.
big ltnp, at,ubesablsn an
ubomas penrose erseutor.
W1ar5 II. Som.
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SabreS lS45 i'm 6auft rpareu, unb esrsr, DC
pdbrtnb bsm Sabre jusslaitn porbsn,par3S9'
ndmlib: 237 Wdnner, 95 Eeiber 81 Einos,
madot cine 9urbibnitts;abl pom jsbsn pon Is
Wdnner, Sc Wtibsr, II Rnabsn unb 0 Weaes
den, NIT ginfblus rsrjsnissn i'm l,efptalsDss
parYment. Derbunoen an psribsbens @ss
fbdftsIeute S &nabtn unb Wedohsn. 6es
itorben %, ndmlib: l6 Wdnnsr, 3 2Sslbtr
unb 8 Rinpsr; turb unbsfannts llrfabtn 5,
IItersfbmdbs l, Sruitf fieber 3, S1lasf1us 4,
Solssn slnss SturBss l, 8aiTtrfubt l, Nuss
Bebrun9 S, Nnaforea |, @sbislfebr l, eufts
rebrnsntjinbune l. 6eboren i'm 5oauis 3.
Sebrisirt i'm Saufe Sldbfen qiilen 2O5
Varo, rptresn DO. 369 Varc, joa!blinntn ISL
Darb. t7eue SIeibunsssIrtifel, Die rudbrsne
otm Sabre 1S45 9tbraubt ipuresn, ndmllt:
79 Yaar Sbubs, 1876 Mannabsmosn. 92Yaar
Soften, 16 Sadtn Sc Bsibsbsmoer, LOG DO.
SIsiber, l9 8sifsn, Al 5oalstltsr, 80 Sbir'
sen, Is lanse Sadtn fir Babnfinnias, 23llns
ttrrtde 46 5olte unp Sapptn, 25 oaubsn, 6
furis RItibsr, 80 Yaar Strimpfe.
proouFte Der Sauerei: 9Eeimn l472
SufteL &cassn GIG Suftsl, ,1Bslibfcrn 204O
Safer 500 SufhsL Slatsiaamsn Suihsl,
Simctbpfaamsn 4 Suihsl RartcHs!n 537 Su>
Iutp tptlBs NuVtH lfo ou|uDttI Jhtlllyt &
Suftel, rctbe &uben 35 SulbeL 3wisbeIn 90
Sufdel, Rraut $500 Scpfe, psu Sc pierpkrs
De aaounasm Omat Is bier Yfsres aacunssn.
Bemaffet auf Der Sauerei: 25 Stud
&incvisb, ,pslbe l7,097 pfunb Slsfb lsfsrs
ten; 80 Sbmtint, bic 10,155 pfunb pc9en.
gu bisftm wurbsn nob 1928 pfuno Ninhs
flsifb ssfauft.
Die uuoitoren Don Serfs Gaunty
6eribten tbrsrbisti9ff,
9as fis bic Obisen &sbnunssn uns ans
aaben untsrfuht unb bsribti9t babem une eiss
felb.n fur msfentlit rittis baltsn une Der
Wtsnuns finb, tas bic anifalt nit Mssnfblits
felt, Sparfamftit unb 1criift rermaltst mprs
ben.-Ses,uesn ss unfer llntsrftrlftsn, bisitn
l3ttn 6sbruar u. 9. 1916.
8. z. Neifibnsibsr,1
@arl s.. Nbbams, }1ueitertn.
Saeot Iif,
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

Gebnuns Der ArmsnsDirsftcrsn BON 8erfs
Gauntn anfanssne am l. Sanuar ls45,unc
snoissno am 81. December 1945, bsiot Sas
9. NIT sinssfblOTen.
Dr.
Der &sbnunssfibrsr 1T bslaffet NIT
242 anpeifunsen, ausssifeut an
ben Sbaemsifsr ber&auntpSsrfs,
rpdbrns osm SABRE, gum SsIaufe
pom $6,037 As
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Sefentlicber 8erfauf
ODn lipoeuSeu Siaeuthum.

3ufrlss elmer Strcrbnums btr Strtinistt
Staatsn Olitrittsg curt, fit Den blt!ihsn
Dlitrltt BON pemniplpanen, fol! auf 6ffsns'
li6sr 8srtttissruns psreaufs rperpen, Sames
tag Den 4ten nahfen Npril, ain 6anis BON
Slatban SrerIer, in qan9lhpamm 3aunfbip
Serts gauntp: Hlles Nett. SsQs unb Sns
tersiIr frabsr bon Spbn waIbsrt, einemSans
AxxA frottor, in sinsm eetpifenGrunos
::::2. itad, 8obnun9 uno StId eano,
Ess sslessn in >anslhwalnn 9aunfdip.
Bsrts gauntp, p,s pcreriast, entbaltsnb 5
Ifer, mebr ooer wsnissr, jsst bsrpohnt BON
Saecb Wlerfsl.
Scr 9srtauf bsainnt I'm llhr S1ahmis'
tags. Jebn 9. Nibaros,
9tfiisns.
Mdrs 10. IS46. Am.
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east pirflibe S6ulb

East ,pirslite SduIo S4s,65s 27
1Sir. bic llntsrseibneten, stubitorsn pom ben
Msbnunetn Der Stabt Htabins, bsribtsn, bas
mir bic Nsbnunsen uno Selese pom @sorsSsps
ter, Gfq. Sbasmsiftsr Der sriasten Staot uns
tsrfucbt uno sefunbsn babsn, bas Ct Der ssnanns
ten Staet cine SiIant fbulbet BON 1927 sbas
Ter uno 594 &ent.-Tis Sbuloen ber Staet
jsissn fib aueb in sesebsnsr 9arifsauns.
S.q. &siffbnsbsr J @.,,..
as'aiam u. Wsas (aueitorsn.
qswis 8. 6anolp, '"'''''"'
Neatina, Teb. 27. 1S 46.
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Die Siuanss@ beribtt sbrsrbietiaif,
bas fe bic grntusruns Der Mnleibe BON $4,000
bic am lifsn lsstsn Oftober fduis sswsftn, fir
cine nobmalise Yeriope pon s Sabren bswrft
babe.
Sit tsrbtet sbsnfaas, bas sjsttin
Der S1asfaiIier b's e uiIss DOnSl627 59a
Das bic ausffsbsnosn 2aren fib
bslauftn auf 936 73
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Bobnunssn finb not in,mer rar in Msaeins
unb cbnobt Der LITE Nprl maize 1T, finb nod
pisl qtuts beswtssn in 0srltStnbslt.
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Stabf:Nebnuna.

SlOpIscteCDUuu9
George Seoter. efa. Sbasmsiffer, ,inNst'
nune NIT Der Stabt Gtabin9.
Dr.
Silanj in6dneen laut lsstsmSeribt $500 sO4
Saarse!e .. S.Aasair ,9ar fur 1914 554 90
DO DO bo ls45 1887 90
DO Dude DO 1144 393 SO
be DO Do Is45 1868 90
Bon S.Gsissr auf Sopsrs Isrm6sen IT'S 90
Bon Sottf. Simon DO DO l4O 90
Bonn Surstrmsiitsr eolsft. Strafen AZ 20
Bon Der Geaeins 9Saitr Sompanie A IL
Bon oct 9tdtionalsGisbsrsi &oii;i::ss 90 90
Gmpfansen fir Sano .. b.Strasen IL 70
Bon Or. Senfon fir Bsosrpdpsn 100
0On 8. 1B. Spion fir A grsmplars
Der 8erorbnun9en 90
DonSobn Soper&ent fir Warftpldse Sc So
3om Sur9srmeifsr firSau:erlaubs
nsfbsine pom %. Ssptsmb. 645
bio Is. December ls45 10 so
SaarssIb, Mn!siben 1899 80
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Robt sufammen
@2,564 323

Ratt Sufammen $2,564 32a
peldes auf Die auslassn bss nddfsn Sabrs
anmsnbbar iff, nab ab;us bon 5000, fir bic
Snt.rsfTsn, bic am ndbfsn often NpriI fdais
,psrbtn. Die COMMITTEE empfisblt nid,t bas
ttwas RON bietr Summs 3urTsrminbsruns Der
&bulb 3u bisfsr 3et per,uenbn Wsrbs, fonesrn
pistmsbr, bas man fie psrwiaise sur erbauuns
sines nsusn Maretbaufts, us!dbes Bsle unfsrsr
1arssr b.sebun. Na6 ben @orftIdsen, bic
ts,n Natbs ssmabt rporsen fne, ruiresn bic
&efftn sinss nsuen Warftbaufes $4,000 bstra,
gen, mp;u Elm srossr sbeil obiser Slans bsnust
unb bas iibrise bon osm nabfjdbri9en Gar sts
ncnmsn neresn ftnnts, cbne bic SbuIb ~ per:
mebren obsr ben jur 1erbefsruns Der Strassn
anaerpanonn Sslauf bstrdslb ~ psrminbsrn.
Bei ber BabI mbhten bic Sirser lbu ben
Gtssnifano itimmen, ~snn iie IS fir fbidli6
sradten, burd bas ginsebsn pcn 3tttsln "Slr
Gin neuss Marftbaus" cber "sssen Elm nsuss
Warftbaus."
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Die untsrithnstsn Uubitcren ibtr sie
Nsbnuns BON Nntbonp Sifsl. ibsrlsttnbsn
ereeutpr ces Uertorbensn Sobn SidsL sur
Scrihtiauns nno Austbsiluns, perpsn fir
cieicn 3psa am Samtiaas, ben 2sfsn inFsb'
snbsn War5, Gil csr Imtsltubs pon .. StI'
bert, giq, in Nsaoina, suianmen fcmrnen-
u. S. n1illsr,)
rDm. Seb' aueitorsH.
7. Sa9emaM
Heabins, Didrs 10. sn.
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$4,000 90

$4,000 90
Greoit.
Silant ees SaufssIsss auf
2optr's 6aus $4l0 90
Gar ausifeb. G. .Barb 1s45 1877 73
DO DO q. Barb ls45 TAO 90
1916 73
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92eumcoiae Hdnep 0ree. Sitter.

JttHIIIUUIyt VUHtV 'S1tb'oHKets
~'Sricn uno Hai9uel baben juit srbal.
s&Otcn Gin aussspebntss enforcement bon
Sanep 9rsB Sitsrn, iumabsil tsfsbcne aus
Sleu 9tpl W1onis &c Qainss,
" gafmir be goss,
@hwar3s, blaasl6marss II. Ganeps
Cine Dritispsnbsit Sinsbams &C.,
metf tinsm fttntn Hfcrtsmsnt bon Ganeps
grapatttn, &ies5anbietubtn, Inter 6alsth.
ehsrn. fransoIihsn morifso Graasn, tueas'
fiaurirte unb ftliette W1ceIint, astrNfts uns
fhIi6te SafonttsDaueIius, posn bic duff
msrelamesit BET Damen srtstsR wirh an esM
6plpNs SussI Strbr,
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Sl7,6s2 TAT
8ilant i'm Sbass $l,627 5ea.

Darffeauns Der SbuIetn u Srtblts Der Staet.
Sduloen Ole Jntere0en traaen:
BonbS fdas in ls4s $4,000 90
DO 1850 $4,000 90
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Land II efor N

We have before rs bill 32a q R introduced BY
Mr. Ficklfn OF I'll proposing 10 give 10 each head Of
family eighty acres Of Public Lad o. CONDITION
of settlement. cultivation, &c sad trac, TO be zs
able for Debt 70. the space OF ten wears and no
man 10 have But one tract ca ihf basis
IT is ANA zing how aard pe litician can work 70
&c, round salu:ay principle xhen it would be tsr
more natural and every way Deter 10 embrace !, at
once- Mr. Ficklin has DO .-owed the idea Of the
National Retorme,s, and so bewi;ched and 1aaugled
II tina, It's OWE father We I'D not recogn;ze-cerany
would not own it L and Speculation and LAID
Monopoly are the evil which require erzdicator-
the evil is no. so uuc in the p-ice Of Public Lands
which are easily OBJ tained if Spectators were
only kept of OF them. No poor settler is ever
molested by The Government, even though be can
not pay the 500 asked for az 20 acre lot; bu.
Speculation clutches al the best tracts ten shil-
pgs per acre. and compels the actual settler 20 pay
FIVE 10 fifty times as much, holds large tracts out OF
upe. prevents the timely erection Of mills cloth
works, &c DC and every way reiards the settle
ment of the new lands. This is not in the leas,
guarded against By Mr.. Ficklin's bill-nay. the
eighty acre tracts given away by j, would soon be-
come themselves the football Of Speculation for,
after raising FIVE crops thereon, the settler. who
can only so obtain it by swearing himself too poor
to pay for IT, is allowed title in fee and can sell
TO whom he pleases. The way this would work
roust be plain enough without farther illustration
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nIovemept Of the National Reformer..

The National Reformers held mass meeting in
the Park yesterday afternoon, which the grea, in
teresi manifested by the constantly INCREASING body
who assembled caused be Frotracted far into the
evening To those who are not accustomed 10
watch closely the signs Of the times. or who have
no. had their attention particularly directed 10 the
growth of this party, the meeting was nexPecIedly
arge-numberiug as il must have done some three
or four thousand persons
This being arranged MIR. l.. w. RYcKMAS
took the stand and spoke FOR nearly three quar-
tiers of an hour upon the general principles objects
and duties Of the National Reformcrs, and upon the
necessity Of their thorough and efficient action lie
listened throughout with the most marked attention
and although his speech not much ornsmented and
all ovcrsraired the plain earnest, sincere straight
forwardness of the speaker found its way directly the
judgments Of his auditors.
After he had concluded the Address and Resolutions
were read and enthusiastically adopted They warmly
urge upon the National Reformcrs to support their ticket
for Mayor and Aims House Commssioners-(R RANSOM
SMITH and JAMES MAXWELL, Esqrs) and for Aldermen
and Assistants in the different Wards.
The following was the organization of the meeting
President-JOHN CoMMERFoRD.
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Con,r.,u,ioHaI ,Reforua.

Messrs VIM Taylor David Munro and VIM. Full.
lor, three Of the four Loco candidates for coAven
ton ia ooondaga, hare stated, in answer 70 the
pointed inquiries eta Reform Committee, tha, they
arc in favor OF Equal Suffrage without respec, to
Colo, abolishing the exclusion of clersymen from
civil Office. abohshing the requirement of License
10 practice as Lawyer or Physician, abohshipg the
legal distinction between Law and Equity IN faves
of Single Senate and Assembly Districts, submitting
al Legislative acts borrowing money or mourning
pense for other than ordinary purposes TO direct
Popular Vote. in favor of making Judges. Sumo
gates tho chief State officers, &c. elective by the
People. and of General Laws regulating the terms
and conditions of Business Associations They add
tina, they sh&,l advocate the Separate Submission 70
a Popular Vote OF ali tie chief amendments sdop-
red. Mr. c. q. Rinss,ey, their colleague. answers
more bsisfy to the same effect
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tcommunica,ed.l
"'T ia not In morals TO command success.
pa (, daaarua u

7 . =
Be It his, 10 deserve It"
Ifhere Is individual in City, deserving of sue
cess, that is Mr. Gomperts OF the Knckerbocker
Baths, l0l Bowery. The Spring is aud with it, Mr.
G. has opened bis magnificent Bathing Establishments
improved enlarged and thoroughly ventilated by having
skyights twenty-five feet in length, making it the
best lighted airy and most orderly Bathing house in
City Nothing stronger in the way Of drink than Soda
Water.) And for the accommodation of hs numerous
patrons his Walters in the French Spanish
Italian and German Languages In fact every thing that
contributes make his Fountain OF Health perfect and
luxurious Is found not wanting He was the first to
reduce the price Of Bathing and when the general price
Three shilnss, he opened his the most mag
nifcent in the City, and charged but shilling We
pleased say that Is othe largest In the United
States and richly deserves the patronage of citizens
and Strangers
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SCHENECTADY CT

PORTLAND ELrcTioS.-The election in Portland
Tuesday for Mayor resulted. usual al the hrs:
Trial in choice, The vote STANDS for E. Greeley.
Wing. 'S4; Adams, Citizens Ticket" 5l4; Hol-
den, Loco, $40. The Wings elected Aldermen
and connciimen- The Lecss elected Alderman
and no Councilman. In four Wards there was no
choice for Aldermen, and in three no choice for
Councilmen In the ID Ward there WIS Costi
ton between the Temperance men and Loco-Focos
ind they sscoesdsd in slscung Co1aclm8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-10

Total. d GAG a7,203 1915 2950a 2625s qua
Bssell ahead SA3. Baldwin do-..-3.2 $50.
This includes the whole Stale except the towns
of Lisbon, Cornwall and idgefed, which last year
gave some 40 Wing majority. So that Connecticut
is still decidedly Wing The Popular Vote at all
Of 1914.
The Senate stands 10 and TO- with the 18th Dis.
trict to hear from We presume it is wrong.
Tha unuaa srands es followa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-10

THE PROCESS or CuKE.-ll Is generally conceded
BY The Profession that diseases Of the akin originate tho
blood, that there the virus exsts which ia unpeasinuy
sud often fatally developed the surface Ssncss Sata'
paa contains in highly concentrated form all The meec
nal properties OF the root and It's detergent and snuspuE
bid principle fluids Of the body 1, Influences the
whole circulation. xpeng fro II the nucleus disease
eiey restorng health and purity - ths enre ply steal
a. Lrprosy, Eruptve Diseases Of various kinds, Liver
It's efficacy.
fLGgsrsd and sold, wholesale and retail by A. B. D.
ARDS DruSgsts, 100 FuIpon-sL corner of William New
iorA 500 slfo a. rs Btosdwny II Broadway, and
81 per Dotle. s botil.s fa- IS :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-10

e The Morris and Essex Railroad have com.
menced their work Of extending the track from Norris
Beach tho Engineer. The grading of two miles of tho
route u miies) has been contracted for and We learn
that the ceremony OF breaking ground to be- per,
formed ut Dover yesterday. Newark Daily Adv
IL The Small Pox is prevailing to a considera.
Ole extent iii the upper part ofPassOc County N The
Paterson Inteigencer says-seyera persons have died
OF H. and the latest information indicates that 1. may
spread widely before'it Is arrested
u Sale Of Stocks at philadelphia, yesterday-
cash 32i 50 do days 49, 100 do cash $50 900 State
IS 6s. 5000 Harrisburg RR Bonds 10 s. shares MI
ners Bank. Pottsvie. 33t 100 shares Reading RR 49,
litter The BoGyd.-s50o0 State SIS IS 6sl.
Second Board-$5000 State SIS 67l; l6l4 do. CIT;
5000 Tennessee Bonds ls July e4i 400 shares GiraId
Bank 81 1000 Tennessee Bonds e44 100 Morris Canal
I5s; $1,000 State SIS Ga 10000 do. G7l; 50 Reading
Raj! Road j2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-10

LEcruRxs ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM WITH THE MANI.
KrNs, Ac-Da. WIzTISo gives his las. regular Lecture
Of the Course this evening the Nervous System in
the Rev Mr.. Martyrs Church Chrystiest II o'clock
To be illustrated, usual, with Msnikins, &C. Admis.
cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-10

e Thirty cases We. D,ess Goods ffteen cases
Linens and Linen Goods. twenty cases Delsnes and
Baizorines, eleven cases Lawn and Lawn Ginghars
together wiki fifty of other Goods from the
Henry Clay viii De offered for sale by Me..rs. Barker
Towie II Cs;hernest this morning at quarter their