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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-12

81. Louis. March 18th, 1877.
In addition to the above. 500 packages were
sold by James VI Gross; 40 by DIR A Piggot,;
200 by Edw'd Brooks 49, bv Bacon & Hyde:
200 by John Eund.ng; - b. DR. 4 Willing; 10
BY Or. Donaldson, and 800 by w 4 w kirkpa,-
rick-which, together with the SAILS by the
wholesale agents, prove that this article is TO-
gcther superior to any remedy ever offered for
Consumption.
For sale .. Davenport BY the Agent,
Mr.. CUAS. LESLIE.
]. II. Barnard & Bro, No. l40 Main str, ct, -.
Louis. Wholesale Agents, for the ives, and south.
March 2i,h, l848. l3-ly
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Miscellaneous.

GRUNDY Go. circuit court, June Term. lS48
Sylvester Marsh 70 Charles T. Joy William
S,cknsy. and Harrison Fsy--atischment.
NOTlCEis hereby given 10 the said
y Charles +. JOY, William S,ickney
Il harrison Fay, that writ OF attach
menl hath issued from the circuit court Of
said Grundy County. in the State Of Hi
nois, dated The 4lh day Of august A. ID.
lsi7, at he suit Of Sylvester Marsh, for
the sum Of one thousand dollars directed
To the sheriff of said Grundy county to
execute, and which said wri, of attach
ment has been returned duly executed.
Now. Therefore, unless you, the said
Charles F. Joy, William Siickney& Har.
rison Fay. shall personally be and appear
before the said circu, court on the frs,
day of next term thereof, 10 be holden al
the court house in Morris, in said county
and then and there give special bail and
plead to the said plaintiffs action, judg
menl will be rendered agains, you in ,h'
said cause in favor of the said Sylvester
Marsh, and the property attached in sal,
cause will be sold 10 satisfy sucl
cOsls.
GEORGE II. KlERSTED, clerk.
James II. Collins. Pits, atty.
Merits. March 29lh ls4S.
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GRUMPY Co. Circuit Court. June Term, Is Is
Justin Dultcriie.l Us. John &. Perrin
attachment.
NOrlCE is hereby given 10 the said John e.
v Perrin, that n wit of attachment hath
issued from the Circuit Count Of said Grundy
County in the state oi Illinois, dated the 2S,h
DAY of September, A. D. lSi7 al the suit of said
Justin Butte'tielj, for the sum Of sixteen hund.
red aud one dollars and lhiny.sy cents, direct.
ed to the sheriff Of said Grundy county to exc.
cute, and which said writ OF attachment has
been returned by the said sheriff duly executed
Now, ther efore, unless you, the said John g..
Perrin, shall personally be andappear before the
Circuit, Cour, on The first day Of the next term
thereof to be holden d, the Court house in Nor.
lis. in said County, aud then and there give
special bail and plead 10 the said plaintiff &C.
ton, judgment will be rendered eg inst you
in the said cause in favor Of the saiJ Justin
Butie'field, and property attached in said cause
will be sold to satisfy such judgment and COSTS
GEORGE II. KlERSTED, Ch,h.
J. BrrrrRrtKIn. Jr, Pitts Atty.
Morris. March 29.h, ls4S.
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GRUMPY Co. Circuit Court, Jpne Term, 1918
sylvester Marsh " Churles +. Joy II Wi.
liam Observation-Disclosures.
OFFICES hereby given 10 the said
~ Charles f. Joy s. William Stick.
ney, tina, writ Of attachment hath issued
from The circuit court Of sad Grundy co.,
in the state OF Illinois, dated the Alb
day Of August, A. d. lsi7. a, the sui, of
said Sylvester Marsh, for the sum of
eleven hundred dollars, directed TO the
sheriff Of said Grundy County to be ex.
ccu.ed, and which said Wi, of attach.
men, has been returned BY the said sher.
III duly executed, Now, therefore, un.
less you, the said Charles +. Joy &
William S,ickney. shall personally be
and appear before the said slrcui, court on
the first day Of mex, term thereof, 10 be
holden a, the court house in Morris, in
said county, and then and there give spe.
cial bail and plead to the said plaintiffs
action, judgment will be rendered a.
galnss you in the said cause in favor of
the said Sylvester Marsh, and the proper.
~ attached in said cause will be sold to
satisfy such judgmen, and costs.
GEORGIA.. KlERSTED, clerk.
James II. Collins. PlT's. ATTY.
Morris March, aoh 1913.
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McGulFty'S Eclectic Readers.
RECOMMENDATIONS.

"a n
VnvE theunLer.,rreJ teachers IA The pub.
w lie schcos of Chicago, have used San.
ders Strie, oT Reuters aaI SDeAng Book, Tor
many months, with constantly increasing aver.
sion-haing almost daily detected some gram.
matte blIndar, or failure IN the plan, or eIecu.
tIon of the plan Of Toe work.
Within the past :hrce months We have care.
fully examined the Eclectic srric. o, Readers
compiled by proL McGrrrrY. aud without hes.
IialiOn or reservation, we pronounce il the very
best series that we havce ever seen, as concerns
both the plan, (Which il exctlleul.l the cxccu-
ton Of the plan (Which il adnhrahIr) and the ru-
1eig, thgmce Dnd higa iOnH morality of the
lessons IN each AMI every number. There are
features 10 the last above named Series, 10 be
found 10 no other series which We have ever
seem that are Of lncalcudbe benefit To tbs teach.
r.. We cannot but hope :ut ID GuDty's Reader
aud Spehtr u v ide spread popularity and eYten.
s,c use Harriet N. EhHlock,
i. II. SilritpGIti, VI. C.. Uufdni,
/. ". Higdiis, .ldeline Wheeler,
SODhia Idulor, H. y. RoSsefter,
Eaiiy j. Ferguso1, 4. A. Dam.
n. NJ. Yo,itu. l. r. CbIn,boyI;p
The unJcr.Ipned, ,enrh,,.. niiv coormr in
the above expressed opinion Of sanders series
anl commentator Of McGulTey's Series Of
~. Charlie -" ,,,..,
iuSeN Nuii6- " ;h;nnsb,,r,,
4. T. Jeon1,.5 y Sloa,a1,22ar "
Tp 20 II D"I;'
n " - =, 'oo'''o"'
Iy' ~ ',' I,eot"'"'
80 S, ~. mGT.' L. H. rdtsohS'
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Water Power for Sale =.

Valuable Water Privileges on For Rirer,
four miles ADORE Dayton, and one mile
from slack pdter navigation to the Feeder
ofhe Miaois and Michigan canal.
THE subscriber having built his dam a
cross The flN.r nj the ABOVE place, Is no"
prepared 10 sell OF lease wu,er Tor man ufac'urins
purposes. A raw mill is in operation, and II
gust aud Touring mill IN progress Of erection. II
is located IN the midst Of On extensive wheat
and wool growing country, and oilers every To-.
ducement for lhe above business uUl also fora
WOODEN factory, or any mechanical or manuiac.
turing establishments where water power Is re.
qurej. A village plat is LAID out. and lots are
offered on reasonable terms A blacksmith and
wagon maker would find 1t a desirable location
AM good tavern OF boarding house would do
we'll. For particulars enquire Of
Ottawa. Dec 10, SAT GEO. MANN.
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Also, highly improved FARM on Indian
Creek, eonlaninR 427 acres. is miles north OF
Ottawa, on the state road 225 scres improved
rs Of timber, 2 dwelling houses. onvIoa the OH.
er n good '!ame, with well, wood.hou,e aud els.
TEN lou run trees many Of them bearing; y
good frame barn and shed and stationary ,hresh.
ing machinei the farm iswolI wsteteJ with liy.
ing springs, and by Indian Creek. The farm
wcI he sold entire or divided into two equal por.
tons liberal crcdi, will be given on par. Of the
purchase money.
II Bureau Conoiy,-sec Sc, ti7,nril, ems,
of the Alb principal meridian.
IL Gnndy County --se Or 0, Sass; chlsw
Or IS, 80 6.
hWiH counfy.--E hfsS 80, 81, o; sw f.. Q,
3, 33,
The above Lands will he sold cheap. On
mos, Of which, by laying one.fourlh down. tim.
will he given on the balance.
No" 2b. GEO ". NORRIS
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GRUMPY Go. Circuit Court, June Term, e4S
Justin Buttefiieid ~. Rob IT Elder-attach.

GRUMPY Go. Circuit Court. June Term, SIS
Justin Bul,eHieid ~. Rob IT Elder-attach-
ment.
NTOTICE 10 hereby given 10 the said Robert
Y Elder, that writ OF attachment hath ia.
sued from the Circui, Court Of said Gmndy
County, 10 the State Of Illinois, dated the 2sih
day OF September. A. ID. lSi7, u, the spit Of
said Justin BItlertield. Tor the sum OF thIrteen
hundred and nineiy.siI dollars and nineie' n
cents directed the sheriff Of said Grundy county
to execute, and which said writ Of attachment
has been returned by the said sheriff duly exc
Gated. Now, therefore, unless you, The said
Robert Eller, shall personally he and aPpeut
beiure the said Giro uit Court on The frs, day ci
next term thereof. to he holded at The Court
house in Morris, in said county, and then and
there giving SPECIAL bail and plead to the ssld
plaintiffs action, Judgment will be rendered Il.
gains. you in the said cause in favor oiihe said
Justin ButtcrieId, and the pnperty attached in
said cause will be sold ~ cal sfy such juJs.
ent and costs.
GEORGE II. KlERSTED, Chk.
j. BUTrERFiEtp, Jr. prs. airy.
Morris, March 29lh 1913.
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StChOOI Books, Stationary, &c.
- Just received by the subscribers,
Sanders and McGufy's series Of
School Readers,
Sanders Elementary Spellars,
Smith and Adams Arithmetic,
Smiths Grammar,
Smiths Geography and Atlas,
Goodrich's Natural Geography,
Parley's Geography,
Websler's School Dictionary.
Primers, Toy and Copy Books,
Blank Accom-, Books, diiIeren, sizes
Paper, Ink, Quilts, Steel Pens. &c.
WALKER g. HlCKLlNG.
Srni. %. lSl7.
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NEW GOODS!
Alexander w. MagiIl
NOW offers for sale at the NEW STORE on
~ the north.wes, corner Of the public square,
q large lot Of entire new goods, al prices rs low
as any other house in the slate. His stock OF
DRY GOODS consists, in part, Of
BrOadclolhs, Ginghams,
Cassimeres, Prints,
Satlineus. Lawns,
Tweeds, Rob Roy Plaid,
Kentuky Jeans, Oregon
Vesiings, California
Mous-de.Lanes, Rough e. Ready,
AIpacas, Plaid I.inseys,
Cashmer.de. Lanes. Wool shawls.
Bed Ticking, Drilling. Fannes, Bro Holland,
Irish Lin,n, Russia Diaper. Crash, Dagging,
Batting. WickIng, Hose. Needles, Pins, Rib
bins, Thread. Silk, Cod. Fringe, Gimp, But
tons, Tbimbles, Studs, Shirts, Buttons, Suspen-
ders, Side aud Back Combs, Of all shapes and
sizes. Also. a large assortment uf
Boots 4. Shoes, Hardmare 4. Crocksry
Also, a large 10, Of GROCERIES. Crushed
and Loaf Sugar; Brown, Havana, Muscova!a
and New OaIesns Sugar; Old Java and Rio
Coffee; Old Hyson, Young Tyson and Black
Teas; Nutmegs, Cloves Pepper, Allspice
Ginger. Indigo, SaIeraus, &c. &c,
Ottawa, Oct, Is, lS37
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Nsm ADVERTISEMENTS.
Diicl,ing Machine.

'SlIE undersigned mi, rms the public that he
L has purchased the right to make use, an"
vend Owens Dhchlng Machine IN all The town
ships north OF the Illinois aver IN ~ ealle conn'
iy, except townships 30 aud 30,n j; 30 nr'
and 50, n ., Persons wishing 10 cons'Turi
machines can obtain the rgat on liberal terms
by calling on the subscriber, near MInsontown,
Anil Z, 1918 J. HUBBARD.
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AZ lHDS sUgar--wh'ch Is Tor safe al
1U luwer rates than ANY oiher ~ Wwn,
Anil 7..9S..st H. L. EAMES.
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gUSr received. per steamer Pfs''e Blid'
- II hhds suga,
% bbls moIss,., ..
Ao,;l7 CUshMAN and GRiDhEI.
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nRlED APPLES, iio' rate orieIe' ." 'a Il
~ at [rpr7 CusaNAN q "nlhlN
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IRl SHED aud Loaf Sugars, for sale ow by
Apr,I7 CusnMA> x GRiDLtr.
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Sons Of Temperance.

VINHE Regular Meeting. Of Ottawa Division
No. 9, sts held in the Masonic Hall every
Saturday, evening al I O'Clock. Brethren visit
ing our place are respectfully inviedto meet with
US. by order OF the Division.
g. l.. THOMPSON, RS.
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cOAP-lO boxes. psln soap, best qnhlily ,a
- Apr7 CUSUMAN < GRlDLEi's.
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Gss.s.~ATlA -.
- 1IS slSst
Mottccnn & procfon -

Matteson & Preston, =
COMMISSION FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
ST. LOUIS MO. abf,
JOEL A. aATTtsoN. JOHN. u. PRE.ToN.
RtFERtNCEs: A.
Capt. Calvin Case, ST. Louis;
Messrs. Pomeroy s Durkce, {" IA
=" Smith & Townsend, Ne,c Orlsan,;
P. A. Walker, Esq, Baton Rouge;
Benjamin Wacle, Esq, NatcI.ex:
Messrs. Williams and Lawrence, Qsiacy;
l. N. Morris, ESQ,
L. p. Sanger. Esq, GGlend:
Messrs. Wadsworth, Dyer& Chapin, Chicago
/" Ogden and Jones, I"
Gen. Jacob Fry, Is
MessrS. Matteson & Bradner, Joliet;
GO Walker & Ilickling, Oifd,cd;
90 Cushman s. Gridley, ="
Isaac Hardy, Esq, Losaie;
d. l.. Hough,
James Dunlap, Esq, Jacksonville; g..
Messrs. CorteniHs X Griswold, Peoria;
I" Phelps < Bourland, :"
Hon Thomas Ford,
Messrs. Bradnor & Co., New York;
David Leavitt, Esq, i"
Corning, Homer X Co., Albany;
A. J. Williams, Esq, Utica;
Mss'''' XII K%se ,yi rsas0 y Co.. D.ta'0;
.s Reed, Parks & Co., Beaver;
Bobb s. Bishop, Ciereland;
Burrows & Co., Cincinnati; o."
Williams & Dilworth, Pi,!sburs;
Knapp s. Totten,
T.. s. F. Faber,
!. d. Harmon, Esq, Psru;
Messrs: Hoffman 4 Coats, I"
T. d. Brewster, Esq, a..
A. 4 H. Ridgely, ESQ., Springfield;
VIM. Fem, Esq, L0con;
Mcssrs. Dudley & Wardlow, Hennspin;
Chas. c. Wilcox, ESQ.,, Pekn.
CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CoNSlGNMeNIs.,
Referring TO our Gard above We take this ne.
cason TO solicit Consignments Of Merchalj.1v,
either for sale here, forwarding 10 ether points.
We shall conGne ourselves to a Commission
and Forwarding business and feel confident in
assuring YOU that our experience, in bu.irr.s.
aud Acquaintance generally in the county, viii
enable us 10 give sny business with which wc
may be favored the mos, satisfactory pueptiou.
Any person wishing 10 ba,e groceries OF nhy
KIND, or any other article purchased In ~. Louis
~ New Orleans and shipped 10 them, can have
il done ly sending their orders to us. rrr two
aud bali per cent. on the mon,y invested. PEG.
sons doing retail business any where wr., Il
Detroit, OF in any other direction. Gun drpcnd
upon having their orders tllcjat es low r,,s,,
II they scndt aud perhsrs lower, than they
could by coming themselves. Every a,ten,on
shah bs gwen IN having goods put in good o,d,r
and shipped ut low rates. however small ths
anoun, NAV I've. that il sent 10 us In be Invested.
1t shall Dc done promptly and to order.
MATTESON Il PRESTON,
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4 xes aud Nails.
n On hand and for sale law.
Eng. wrought Nails, Singing ha,che's,
" horseshoe DO Nail hammers,
E box. Collins Axes, Gimble,s, &c.
3 :. Simmons do
WALKER & HlCkLlNG.
SEQ, 81 lsi7.
EIA Spirits, Wines, &c.
go. 3 half pipes pure Cog. Brandy.
20 bbls. American do.
&" New England Rum.
pipe Holland GIN, Hour Glass
bblS. New York do.
s &" Swee, Malaga Wine.
! casks Port. some very good.
; &" Madeira,
WALKER i NlCkLING-
SEP. "a. 1874
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DLAS~. rIrsbnrrh. n by 10 and 10 hv IL al
" Apr7 CUSlIMAN& GRlDLEY's.
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rBBi. Golden syrup, choice a'iclr,hy
Anril7 CU>nNAN Ann GRlD.Ei'
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GRUNDH Go. Crcoit, Co0rt Juu, Term. lslS
Justin BGue'Ge,d IS E.bsrI Oakcy-ui.
tnchurut.
N0liCE is hereby given to tie enid
" Robert OlNlcy, that writ " atachnenl
hath issued from the circuit court II sad (irun.
DIV County, ia the s,nic Of liliuoi., dated the
2S,h day of September, i. d. lSl7. Attic suit
vi Justin BuUoricll, lur 90, sum uftwo ,h u.
sand iva bonded sudct.biy..c,,u dollar. ior.
ty.lnur c'uls directed 10 the ,hcrir, -,id L;ruu.
dy cuuuty 10 execute, aud Nhch SAID wrt of at.
tschmcat has bee0 returned by To-, said sheriff
duly executed. Now, therefore. unl,,s ynu the
said Robert Oakley shall personally be AMI sp.
pear before the said circuit CONT nn the tis, day
Of the next term thereof. 10 lie holden al the
court house IN Morris, IN said County, and then
and there give special bal, and plead TO tho said
prUf acton, judgment will be rendered against
you IN raid cause IN iayoi of the said Justin
Bul,eriieii, and the property attached ia said
cause viii be sold 10 satisfy such judgment and
costs.
GEORGE II. KIERSl ED, Cdfk.
j. Bur,rnriErn. Jr, Pifs atty.
Morris, March 20lh, 1918.
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administrator Notices.
La smile PROBATE Court.

VVHE regular term Of the Probate Count tor
Il the county Of La Sale viii be held on The
fret Monday Of every m"nih at the office Of the
Probate Justice in Ot,aws. II. &c. COTTON.
S,Dfslsl7 Prob. Ju,Iire
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TO LAND rRorEILrOEs NEAR OTTAWA.

VNOBACCO--Assot'd qualities, just received
l. at BHgAim'S.
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Wanted for Cash or Goods.

ShOvcis 4 Scoops.
- foralehy ALIEN ". MAGlLL,
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GPRlNG PRiN iS--F,eneh runls, Meui.
~ mack. Dove, and oIher s.! le,, very low at
April Bouahton'S.
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SI;,, .o' Gsa %.; , r " "%', very 'o
Apr BOUGIITON's.
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Oh PIECES blue Ju.I., York Jeans. cotton
~ casslmcres, denims, tic. for sale l,w u.
April7 Bou9lion's.
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sai:l,s--50 bose, : by 10 best pilrsburgh for
~ sale hy anil BOEGHIDN.
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j. Bur,rnrlE1n, Jr PiG's ATTY.
Morris, March 20lh, 1918.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-06
Valuable Election Statistics.

We shall publish In to-morrow's Herald, for the
accommodation of our patrons and the public at
large, several interesting, and. at the present me
valuable, election tables. They consist of the Off
cial returns of the Presidential election of 1884,
from every county in every State OF the Union, the
number of ele ctors, the qualifications of electors,
and the candidates of all partles-the whole
forming complete reference for the election which
will take place tomorrow. Politicians of all
classes and parties will find it an invaluable aid In
enabling them to determine at the earliest mo-
ment possible, who will be the chief magistrate
of the United States for the next four years, and
the complexon of the next Congress-
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perceive bat he Directors 81 the u al slo Albany
and New pork tlssrsJh lpe have declared semi
annual dividend ~ i've per cent equal Der nj
per apnum We presume this 90 b. the per =. n..rs
sceruing on the actua stock paid exclav. Of ths
amount Get apart 90 the ners Of Morse.
The hnss, ve ons.rstsod built BY companies usias
Moses insuun.nt pay half the net earning. OF tha
view 81 the cas-, the Buffalo line, for tn p..t sx
months has earned money at the rate Of t.eaty p-s
cent pr snnum. supposisg the line 20 have cost
tiooAto ths earnings az the sane rate would am1u
70 $4,000 per AMMAN Profess More ne sae fssrth
his patent having dspos-d % three shares 10 other
PARTIES On this byp othsss tke rsteutass vi SEW.
$1,000 pr ann. on THE line alone q which ~ 500 OIL.
accrue TO Professor Morse The sans ARA gen -ats
apply 10 The Boston and Southern s~abosrf Hoes
unitng The FORMER place On Nes Orleans Taking the
aggregate rcsipis of all IN. lines and thsy must he
quite and you'd st be we're the rates reaaed
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Marine Affairs.

SHIP RAIrBow-By way Of Baltimore and the Isthmws
Of Panama. we have letter from our correspondent,
dated also September H. in which he mentions that
no tidDgs had yet been heard of the splendid ship
Rainbow Capt Hayes, which left New York for Callao,
on the 18th Of March last She was then six months
at sea.
SHIP SEA WIrcH.-The magni6c. mt ship Sea Witch,
Of this port remained at Caao the 14h of Septem-
Der, where she attracting great attention. and her
elegant proportions receiving from slclasses the fall
need Of praise.
According to letter from our correspondent, pub
lished under the ship head she made pleasure
excursion to sea, having board some distinguished
persons from Lima and Csllao
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-06

The JERSEY ELECTION AND JAMES G. KING
We give In our columns, to- day, very interesting
letter from New Jersey, describing the influence
by which James G.. King, a Wall street broker
and fnancier, was able to procure nomination
from the farmers OF New Jersey, and of his en-
deavors TO reduce the Fifth district of that State
to the condition Of rotten borough. 1t comes
from good authority, and the statements which it
contains may be relied upon. 1t seems that Mr..
King, not content with being nominated and
taken from the cellars of Wall street, is now run
ming about from stump to stump, making speeches
and boasting of the blood that is running in his
veins. He Is engaged great game of politics
and finance, and if he should be elected by the
farmers Of New Jersey, he will be more the repre-
sentative OF the brokers, spectators, and shavers
Of Wall street, than of any New Jersey interest.
An attempt will be made to bring, the whole
financial power and action of the government,
under the Presidency of Gen. Taylor, under the
control Of the Wall street exchange brokers.
Look to it, farmers Of New Jersey. Think of
this, and vote understan +iDgly tomorrow.
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WEST INDIA MAIL STEAMERs.-We perceive
that the RoyaI Mail Steam Ship Company have
made still further reduction in the rate of fare to
Bermuda on boaid Of the steamers now plying be-
tween this port and the above. The price is now
fixed al $40
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ytzvnnermas. kben. Wa Daton wn b .hb Mis-, Elise
Barhnsas, .arl zimveImzAs lady and two sdhess Me
Baunier lady four ohdrsn aod servant ussko lady tive
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ONE MONTH LATER FROM THE PAcrFIc.--An ar
rival at Baltimore fiom Kingston, Jamaica, brings
letters from Callao, Lima and Panama, to the 18th
of September, one month later than previous &C.
counts. Important ship news from the Pacific, by
this conveyance, wll be found under the proper
head