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mEALIO 4l6 Broadway, corner csnaist
and next door TO the New-Haven Railroad Dep0

WATCHES AND GOLD PENS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
j Y. SAVAGE. 50 Fulton4t. keeps constantly hand
large OF the above articles which he sells al
very low prices We would recommend dealers and others
70 examine his stock as they will fnd
the article ttsy want The Richeleu Ever.Ponte Cola
Pens are aold as sboye
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Nv The Meeting Of tho Society OF PEbiie
Health, poSspoped from Monday, viii % neld on Thi,s-
day evening AZ u o'clock at Hops Chapel Lecture Room
20 Broadway. All who Interested Ia tbs Health 6e-
form, arc who willing aid ia the prevention Of dis
ease ard premsure desh, ars invited to attend 70 all
such. this win be an occasion OF oeeo interest
a 2fia4 2. L NICHOL6, I'll HecratsrY.
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TAKE CARE OF Your CoRNs!-Tho attention Of al az
fIcted with Corns bunons La particularly called to Dr.
Lr1LEF1ELD Corn Sheds The most certain sleyiator
and pacifer Invented FheIr popularity has greatly
Increased during the past GUNNER having boon worn
by thousands 10 their extensive Summer excursions, 70
their very great satisfaction. Sold at Dr. LIS Office, ii
Merchants Exchangei Rasbton L Co.'s, BroGdway-
gmal boxes IS cents large boxes so cena aust Seed"
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friends of the ether Candidates for the nomination
Immediately pledged their cordial support to the
nominee, and he Convention separated harnonl-
ously, and with an enthusiastic determination %
elect their worthy candidate L. 3
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Ary41Rs IN VIRGGsIA.-There were two deasns
by Cholera at Richmond and four at Harper feF'
~ on the Sd inst s..,a
The recent election for members to Tue $40
choice of Ga Loco Focos SO Wings, and ls whose
politics ars not known.
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rhe railroad DefauIter Ware.


Ware the Western Railroad Defaulter, was
bsied out Of prison to day by Member OF Friends.
The bonds were for $4,000 he has been in
prison ever since bis arrest.
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oH1o-Gen. HIRAM BELL of Darke Co. was
nominated for Congress by the Wings in the Hid
District, (which ia now represented by Robert G.
schenck,l on the fifth ballot, over A. Harlan of
Greene. ana j. 8 Hawkins of Prebe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-05

Esy. American Inssituto-A stated monthly meet
ing Of mis- fDsiuie VIII be held Repository 35i
Broadway lhis evening, Thuleday 5h Sept " O'Clock
s5 II" henry MEIGS, Rec Secry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-05

~ Watkins, ia Fultor.ss has constantly hand
rat rate assortment OF Boots and shoes Of his manu-
acure made Of the best French calf and gotten up In the
most faantonabls styles Gentlemen who want boos ihes
can be depended upon are invited 10 call aust Steod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-05

ysr s7eseral Committee Of Democratic Whig
vs,,ae qsB,A rsgulsr meeting of this COMMITTEES VIII
- bsld al no Broadway Bcuss On Friday evening ssps
6. 1889, al IL O'Clock. By order,
Z DELAFIELD saIRH, chAarraan
ISAAC VIZ ssl1a secretaries. IS
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Sailing of the Eurepa.

BosroS, Tuesday, sepl4
The b. NJ. steamAhip Europa sailed from this
port at noon with SO passengers for Liverpool and
8 for Halifax. Size took no specie. Among her
passengers the following were from Naw-York
Measrs Theodore Sawyer, Francis Baker R. Ar
pold Hampden Paul. Il. H. NTH, Miss lawrence,
and Miss G. Morris.
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ESF Freckles Pan saowueSs,s Pimples Eruptons, anA
all akn diseases liz well known, poatiyeiy cured By
ming GouRAuD's Italian medlcated Soap. Ths Poudrs
Subtle eradca,es hair from any part OF the body LquM
Rouge for pale lips and cheeks Lily White, for rougha
aushed sugRsh complexons at ST Walserst hrs store
from Broadway. Calender South Yhirdst Philadelphia
-
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CONE MAsuFAcronY, sosa BRoApwAY.-fhe origina
anafacursr OF the celebrated Open Chan Shell Combs
and the only manufacturer In Broadway nyes the Edaa
TO call and examine bis late improved patterns. Premium
Open Chains, Sc Combs al wholesale.
suS0 6.* I'M OUIMgY. 1854 Broadway
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Vermont Election

Vermont Election
TsoY Wednesday, Sept. 4.
In Bennington County, IS towns, Seymour has
1924 votes Miner 9os Roberts, 855, Clark les.
Rutland County, 10 towns, Lyman 9o5, Miner
,OOl Roberts 685, Clark 322.
Governors vote in Windham County Net Wing
gain $50.
Meacham is reelected to Congress by over 1000
majority.
From present appearances there will be quite
heavy Wing gain throughout the State.
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..---...--,,r,srmrsrs.--For Amuaementa see first
n.ee for Auctions see third page FOX oan"Fma
a.as ,,,eos ses seventh page.
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" Bank Of Salisbury -Rhe notes OF the Bank OF
gai,buIy, Maryland, redeemed promptly by q. HOU9H-
9ON, q IS Wtliam.st at per discount aaSi HtsE
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
ABOUT BATS.
Yfas 10 eks Vainiti.ks4

Il dfaS 70 eSs UNfnHtifsd
the Issue Of each succeeding fashion seems 10
,.o-Ii;e certain amount ssltgorifcaon In the torHs
~ an attractive advertisement aud the Halter who era
aonov ma largest amount OF suPerlstves and declare
(,ysu though Is % al lhs expense OF truth that his naw
syle IL the most syneucal and recherche" its 6aiah the
mos, costly and "exquse," It's "conoor" the n'cst
ucerb and becoming OF sry fashion ye produced Willis
the quality is altogether superior to any ever msoa.e'
ured In this or shy ohcr country s considered the great
hster mar excellence is entitled to, and By hight ocgai to
have the privilege OF furnishing all the hats wanted daring
the .easen WITHOUT deciding upon Tho philosophy OF h
neither pre.unne to Determine for discriminating pae
lie whsthaer hey oushi paonize YET for the eeasA'
Of tt may conceu,we may be permitted 10 'aEges
that ,here ave o me haiter experiencing ye really mef
orous II gentlemen would in the exercise OF thea ussAi
good sense examine for themselves, and purchase 'as
which thsr own Judgment spproyss their ssseaon woo4a
be mora becoming and satSscory while they woas req
der 10 merit itB due yard
For ourselves we have only say aa' we have no' oen
without our encouragement bat jrdgiug from oar N
cresaed salss pas year eei ashied Ia anticipating Tor
orr beautiful fabric OF the shape large demand Tor
"s - 'SlliDS WARMocKs Hat,ers, 20s Broadway.
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gR" Rheuma,itm ExciasigeIy.-The attention OF
The p1bc ia respectfully requested TO important Embfs
caion expressly designed for the OF Rheums.isn,
chronic or II fsnn story The Embros alton hss long bean
regarded az the OILY rsmed for s disease In Europe nd
has recently been introduced into the Uuied States BY
well Known gentleman OF ibis city. Su,ther psrtcasre,
with satisfactory city references may 30 oh sinsd By aee
saIon 10 the proprietor, 40 WslkeTs baAemsnt at fo@
81 An. 10 !, fro a to6PH. IS i!s
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Vermont Rsacffon.

Vermont Election.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass Wednesday, Sept t.
GOVERNOR.
Windham County- Seventeen towns OF Wind
ham County give Wiams (Whis} 1855; Peck
free Democracy s72 Roberts (old linsl 1872.
Williams majority, COL
Lat year the same towns gave Coolidge (whig)
aO58; Needham Free soiler 1928; Clark (old
line) 4Ol. Wing gain this year 167.
CONGRESS.
The same II towns gave Lyman (Whigl l,O9l,
Miner (Whig) 500, Roberts e. d. 1872, Clark
(Old line) s54.
There is of course no possibility Of choice in
this DiHtrict, Ed. Irt6.
LEGISLATURE.
Two Wing gAin--Two Free Democrats, Do. and
no choice in one town that last year elected Free
DEMOCRAT The Bratleboro' E1tra says the whoe
Wing Ticket for County and Probate officers is oho-
sen in Wsadham County by larger maj 1rity shan
ususl, The vote Is quite light owing probably to
the rain, mir. Lyman will head Miner for Congress-
in Hindtam or 400 votes.
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.,4om of reform DeIeGateg, Gce.

EIprt{oy eff Reform DeIeGateS, cSes
BALTIMORE Wednesday, Sept 4.
The election for Reform Delegates passea Oh
tr,ietIy /; nc opposition to the Loco-FOoos here
opIv 4, s5s votes were polled.
The southern mail is through. The True Dtftd
he1 Galveston dates to the cath ult. Nothing I'M
nortsnt except the continuation Of Indian troubles.
p;o 3rapde is In & state Of much alarm,
Constitutional Mo vcrneat Ia Canada.
TokoNTo, Tuesday, Sept g.
The Municipal Council of the County, body
representipg over 100 Oo0 people-have passed res
olutiops in favor Of calling Convention to frame
new Provincial Constitution. They recommend
ell other Municipalities to take the question up.
Texas Boundary Bill.
so.c.al TtSegyaph TO TIE Trtbxne.
wAsmseTos, tuesday, Sept
The Texas Bill will be reconsidered to-norroE
and passed With Mr.. Boyd's amendment
Things In Washington
special Telegraph to The Tribune.
There ia much stir and consulting TO night, wltu
view to reconsideration Of the Boundary Bill
tomorrow. Such scheme will probably be car
RED
There was 10 morning mail, and two agents
have been appointed for the Mails and gone North,
The Nepominee Chiefs were introduced at the
Indian Bureau today. It was very interesting
scene From the statements made it ia feared
there will be grea. opposition to the treaty. Trou.
bic will be caused by the attempt at removal
Fate of T1essrs. Dyer and Hale.
Correspondence OF Phe Tribune
NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA Aug q.
Nothing has been heard Of Mesars Hale Or
Dyer There ia scarcely hope left. Thsy prob
ably went down near where they were last seen.
The boats crew numbered four aailors
The stRte Fair.
ALBANY, Wednesday,, Sspi
The 5oata today came in overlooking with pas.
sepgera. To morrow several boats are coming
from Newburgh, Poughkeepsie and the other river
towns. The weather lie very fine.
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ls cTIlns yWARMOcKs,, Halters, 2s Broaaway.
~,4r r1Ksy APPEARANCE OF JENNY LIND.

WIS FIRsv APPEARANoE OF JENNY LIND.
r. II ia expected that the first apperauee OF ths
hs1rtpg swetish sougsGess every gentleman WI wssE
ons Of Mesns RAFFERTY, LEAsS's beautiful Eau HssS
rhav Introduced their syle the ohes day, and we NUT
av sts is splendid article, and one that viii DO honor
TO The manufacturers Their place Of business 10 AZ taS
- ~ - ch,,hor, and Pssrl.ts as 2dasod
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Vermont Election.

Vermont Election
~ SPRINGFIELD Wednesday, Aug. 4.
send you the folio wing additional returns OF the
election in Vermont.
The returns from Windham County are all in
except three towns, and foot up az follows:
FoR GOVERNOR.
Williams. ls 70, R.s.,. cssssss 'S s;;ta Scat,
Msjory for wiiams 5s7 do. for Coolidge, ass.
FOR CONGRESS.
is ,t Dist Lyman 5 sV Miner wss Koe' 80 49, a.
Windsor elects l2 Wings and Opposition men,
bers of the Houae of Representatives..
BURLINGTON
BaYrs-Warren II. Ellis, Loco Foco.
Be.iia- Elijah Fl Corell, Coalition
Caiais-D 3. Fay, Coalition.
East Montpelier Nathaniel G Keene, Coalition
MiddL<ser-Johu Poor, Coalition.
DISQUALIFICATION Aveil, Wing.
Nor etotcn-Dennis Chuds, Coalition.
NoYkfed-John Gremory Coalition.
Ronbwy-Dextsr Sampson, Coalition.
Observation-Disclosures Richardson, Coalsitoa-
WatevbuTt-nore,
Wayres-Guinons GoodBpeed, Whig.
Woreeser--kilion Brown Coalition
ston--Vhig 900 majority.
burlington Henry Leayspworth, Wh'g.
Middlebary--Jcseph Warren, Whig.
Ropdsteck--Thomas e. Powers, Wig.
Wtalam,soDa- Milton Martin, Coslica.
shsIbUn-Elijah Root Wing
81 AIbans-W lillian B,laRes, Loco.
Milton-R Ssnderson, Wing.
Randoiph-A. Burnham, Con toa
Has tfor6-Whg.
rt-CoAhion
BeYaasd--No choice.
BroeSaeld~ Horne; Hatch,
Oraas& Flied, Whig,
E-asainson--E. Tracy, Wing.
MoNrrx3iEa, Wednesday, sspi 4.
CALEDONIA COUNTY, all but Ryegate Villa ms,
! $50. Peck, 1909; Roberts, So net Wing gain,
1856.
Representatives u Loco Focos; Wings.
Kew. Jersey Wing State Convention
Bv S1see.al Telegraph 10 TAs Trtbaae
TRENTON, Wednesday, sspt 4.
The Wing State Convention for the nomination
OF candidate for Governor, assembled IN the City
Hall ia this city today. A large number of dele
gates, representing all parts OF the State, wss in
attendance, and the Convention was temporarily
organized by the appointment Of w ? RoRSRsoN
OF w srren an Chairman, and c. C. HoAeLAND o.
Of Somerset Sc Secretary.
A Committee of one from each County vas in
saucsed to report permanent olRosra. Committees
wsre aso appointed to report rules and resolutions
after which The Convention took g recess sill z o.
closh, at " hieh permanent organization was Of
feeted by the choice of E. W. WHELPLEY, of Dior,
ris az President, with Vice Presidsat from each
County, and Secretary from each District of the
State.
The Convention now commenced ballosing for &
GuhsrDstosial candidate with the following result
Name, Of easssdsses ID, b.lo. 81 ballot
Hon John Runk of Huatsn6on. .s.........lA 10
:. w A Newell OF Monmouth.,,..,., 81 81
to.aoh Pnrtsr OF (sl. ncealsr..,,... IS q
~ IS WOOD of Observation-Disclosures. 3 81
shosnas Yp,ks nf SaefY...,..,,,,.,,., IL g
3 Il. Brown Of observation-disclosures, le Il
TetSl. Sse
Mr. Runh having received majority of ell the
votes osat, was declared duly nominated as the
-
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Appspnrtcrs, LIsRARY.-The General Society OF @e-
hsnics and Tradeamen desrous OF sfordng he gfeaeS
facility and encouragement the Apprentices OF ecna
lea for Tho Improvement Of their minds during the peoa
Of their apurenuce.hp by The occupation OF their lesus
bou,s IN SAINT snd instructive reading and study rshog
than IN tho idle aunsemeus and debaspg associations Of
The CITY, have do ring the OF the Library made suca
iuapTevemens In their building the Mechanics Han IL
win give The Apprentices HE advantages OF large apeco
In The Library CONVENE tly fitted up and suppled WIN
periodicals &c for reading during the evenings In addl1ou
to the pratu,ous uae OF the Books OF the Library
Phe removal Of the Library to the second story Of me
Hail. with pleasant and convenient entrance on Sfoaa'
way offers additional Inducements for al Apprentices 70
embrace The advantages which the liberal philanthropy
the Society has provided and proerH freely for tho use Of
sill who furnish the required guarantee for tho care and safe
return of the books.
That the young Mechanic may not be deprived Of tho OF
norunItv OF In proysmenl at expiration OF his appren
reshp Jourpeymen and others will hereafter DO allowed
,bs ana OF the Apprentices Library including the Library
beoueshed to the Society by the late Benjamin De h's
and to hich tho heQuess VI other members OF his aS
viii enable the Society make frequent additions for no
email charge of one dollar per year.
nembers OF the Society land the widows OF deceased
members will find The Library conveniently accessible tor
The females Of their families who may now participate Ia
Its advantages
The Library will be peped al the Mechanics Hail. sz
Broadway on Monday evening, the 10th September AMI
open every evening durDg the week nom to O'CLOCK
7he Reading Rooms OF the Society Will be open every
evening from to 10 O'Clock Members VIII ind mo iAeeSa
foreign newspapers the tables upon the sIrva o. aa
Committee JAMES VAN NoRpEH, Chairman
JOHN G. SWAN, Librarian. suSo I'm
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hhONRK L0ANs ID In sums to suit, on Pfase ftaa -
I'VE SID eSerg biz Of srcbsndse rho utmoa, secrecy
observed. Address CAPITAL, Lowsr Post Office pre-
pstd. ella
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MlcH1oAS.-The mechanics of the large and fioaF'
.bing village of Kalamazoo are forming for the pro"
tsc,ion and encouragement of the mechanical art,
va co. ,be cultivation and dissemination Of al In.
formation relative to the different professions OF
YnAchanifn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-05

Mr. Runh having received majority of ell the
votes osat, was declared duly nominated as the
Whig candidate fog Governor Of Nsw-Jerssy- gbs
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yIyrY CENTS EACH,

This price will be regarded 1oadesfy loo for so or
cuise piece OF work. but to sel things wonderfully low
is the only way to make them pay.
Ready for gae this day.
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LARos REFoRM MEETINGS THIs RvENfsG-'
The Ship sawyers at the Church OF Humanity,
dat. between Avenue D aud LeVEis-as-i the
Steam Boiler Makers Association, hsen1s' sSl
Grape.st; the Cabinet Makers, at Hillenoralfa
tie Pioneer Temple Association OF House CArpen
isrg, Convention Hal, no Wooster-ss.i she Second
District oft hs Lsborers' Union at the Sixth Ward
Hotel, and the Third District Hermitage Hall, cor
ner Of Houston aud Alien sts.; the Iron and Meta
Workers, Richser's, SIS Forsysh-as. land to morroW
evening at the SHAKESPEARE Hotell and the Plosec-
tive Union at the Operative Bakers Union House
Of Cali, Reading Room and Library laf Gfaud-'s.
near Broadway.
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PogYRAIF OF JENNY LIND.

FURNISHED THIS Day an equi.tts sse engraving OF 'hS
Swedish Nightingale after celebrated daguerosype oy
xiburp OF London Yhis portrait is highly commended
by those tho hsve seen MadenoSels Lind since her Or
rival among ,,>.,a,.
nls got up in the same beautiful ayls with my hens4'
es Of Henry Clay Daniel Webster, &c &C. fnd W'a %
acid elegantly framed for
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Ev Vw sahav ssa~rss sO'soas, sss nd rsss
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SPRINGFIELD, Wednesday, aug A.
send you the folio wing additional returns OF the
election in Vermont.
The returns from Windham County are all in
except three towns and foot up as follows
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Texas Boundary Bill.
gpeei1l Telegraph to TIE Trtesne.
The TexAg Bill will be reconsidered to-morroV
and psssed With Mr. Boyds amendment
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albany, lilly %, 1880.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-08
Dcmocratic County Convention.

bs}Tho Democracy Of Dubuque county viii meet
in County Convention, at the house of Mr.. John
Floyd, on the 29th day Of May, at 10 clock
A. M. Of said day, to nominate delegates to rep
resent this county in the State, Second Congress
Gsional, and District Conventions; as also to no.
inmate candidates for county officers, whose
terms of Office expireson the LIST Monday of Au.
gust next, and to transact such other business
as is usually done in county convention
The ratio of representation will be as follows:
Julien township 10 delegates; Jefferson 3; Con-
cord 2; Liberty 2; Iowa g New Vienna 2; Cen
ter3, Whitewater 2; Cascade 3; Washington 2;
Mosalem 2, Peru 2; Table Mound 8; Vernon 8;
Prairie Creek 2; Taylor l; Dodge L.
The Central Committee would urge upon the
townships the propriety of taking early steps to
secure full representation in the Convention.
BEN. M. SAMUELS,
AZ. Chairman Dem. Central Com.
d. s. WILSON, Sec'y.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-08
D. s. WILSON, Sec'y.

Delaware Co. Democratic Convention.
The Democrats ofeach township in the coun-
ty, will assemble at the place of holding cleo.
tons, on Saturday the 18th day of May (nst
tor the purpose of electing delegates to attend
a County Convention, to be held in Delhi on
Saturday, the a5th day of May (nst) for the
appointment of delegates to the Senatorial Con.
ventlon, for the counties of Dubuque, Clayton,
Alamakee, Wincshiek, Delaware, Buchanan,
and Black Hawk: for the purpose of nominating
candidate for the State Senate; and also, to
nominate three candidates for the Legislature
for the district composed of Dubuque, Delaware
Buchanan, and Black Hawk
Each township will be allowed delegates fo
every 20 democratic votes, and all will be allow
ed two votes. There will be representativ
recommended from Delaware county, and there
fore tits necessary to have every township rep
resented. 1t will probably be best to select
Delegate to the State, and one to the Congress
ional Convention at the same time
By order Of the Central Committee.
May 9th, 1850.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-08
- - - -------,s--- ----- : =
CITY AFFAIRS,
AN ORDINANCE.


To regulate the issue of Scrip and prevent counterts
Sec. l. Be 1t ordained by the city Of Dubuque,
That hereafter it shall be the duty of the Treas
urer of the City to countersign all Scrip, or Or
ders, that may be issued.
SEC. 2. That all Scrip, or Orders, heretofore
issued, shall be countersigned as aforesaid, by
the Treasurer, on their presentation to him.
SEC. g. That the Treasurer shall keep Re-
gister of all City Scrip, or Orders, countersign-
ed as aforesaid. ..s.
SEGA. That no officer shall receive any Scrip.
or Orders, in payment of city dues, unless the
ceding sections of this Ordinance, -.
SEC. If any officer shall receive Scrip with
out being countcrsigned as aforesaid, the CITY
may refuse to accept the same, and the said off,
Ger shall forfeit the amount so received. ga
Passed April Goth, 1850.
J. H. EMERSON, Mayor.
Attest-HoRAcE Estes, Recorder
May 8, 1850. 1t. es" -,rf aTs 81. rs..'r II.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-08
What Is Wing Doctr ine.

In debate on Foote'S compromise commit.
tee, Mr.. Clay used the following language
"Y GU say you are satisfied with admitting Cali
tornia, and letting the Territories continue under
the present military organization till they are
ready to come in as States, and yet you call your
selves Wings. Did you not cry out against the
military government in New Mexico, under Polk
and in the time Of war; And yet you would
continue that same military government in time
ofpeace? On what grounds?-for what purpose?
Is this Wing doctrine? Is it any wonder that
we, who do not belong to the Wing fold, should
ask what is the Wing doctrine, when Mr.. Clay
great embodiment of Whiggery, asks in emphat-
ie language, is this Wing doctrine? A week or
two ago, we very innocently, but very sincerely,
asked what it was that constituted Wing for
the last fifty years, never dreaming that the same
question would be asked, about the same time,
by the great embodiment himself; for it is the
same question, except that ours related to time
and persons, and his to doctrines We allude
TO the subject merely to bring the matter before
the people again. Our question has not been,
nor will it be, answered. Wings themselves
cannot tell what it is to be a Wing, nor what is
Wing doctrine Ifthey can, why don't they do