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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-05

The grc.t river is pitching, roaring and
tumbing through the streets, as il wholly
Unconscious of being an intruder There
is * fl moored TO a post opposite this of
fec - river rising rapidly as ever. Alto
- Nhings look squally about here so
much so. that if you don't get any paper
ncNt week. you may set it down that we
are in the Mississippi u II there is "A
room To rent on the second or third story
of any good business house tn Main street.
we should be glad to be informed OF the
fact.
SICKNESS on ruE RIVER Cholera. Sc.-t0u-
siderable alarm was manifested on Saturday and
yesterday growing out Of exaggerated reports
concerning the existence Of cholera on boats
bound from New Orleans TO Ills city. The
steamers Pride Of the West, Grand Turk, and
others, it wa. reported, were bnrying their
passengers a, every woodward, both from the
cabin and deck.
The steamer Prdc Of The Vest arrived at
Quarantine abont o'clock, Oh Saturday, with
l25 deck and lI0 cabin passengers, six OF
whom were sick Of diarrhTt. The Pride leli
New Orleans on the 23i ult., with 2S3 paSsen'
gers in the cabin and on deck 1877 of whom
were returned Calif1rnians to New Orleans 1T
the steamship Georgia, and one or two sailing
vessels. On the trip up she buriet eighteen
passengers, eleven of whom were Caliorniant
eight in the cabin and three on deck. Every
attention was paid to the sick, but the disease
generally was of the most obstinate character
AL baillcdsthc skill Of nelcal attendants. - Int
-Four cases o.! cholera, three Of which had
fatal termination. occurred in Quincy in th'
course of last week The disease has mad'
lis appearance nt different places in the West
since The first of this month; but does not seen
thus far io have assumed the form OF an epIdt
mic anywhere Alton Telegraph of Saturday
\ king Of Persia sent to tribe VI Bedouin
the calph Mn,tApha, a very celebrated plys
clan, who inquired on his arrival how the.
lived. 1--WE never eat till We are hungry, an
then not to rcpc'ion," was the answer. "
may retire, then" said the doctor, Il have l.
burincss here
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I'll Il ~ leo ,

On Tuesday. The 2Ith inst. by Elder A. G.. GalitInr
Mr.. JOSEPH X. BlGGEKS 10 Miss CAROLINE
daughter OF Mr.. Thomas Llpr, all OF Rail, county.
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NOTICE.

.U'HusE knowing themselves indebted TO Mellon 4
/ Hawkins ciihc, by uate or account. Will Tlca,,
come forward and pay up imncda'cly.as am the only
one authorized 10 receive and tccci p for the ,.tnp
Hannibal May Is 1891. ELI All HAWKINS.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-05

A Lot Of Ready-Made Clothiue.

4 lot OF Ready Made Spring aud Summer Clothing
n Of the latest ylcs, JUS, received and for sale cheap
Fulul Buildings. my22y J. II. GESr& co.
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Administrators Notice.

n Office i, hereby given 10 all persons interested in
the estate Of Aburr :. Clarke, deceased, that ia"
under isucd administrators Ia, obtained letters OF al
ini- ration from the ccl. OF the Rails county court IN
vacation, bearing date Aprl 2dlh, iS3l. M persons
having claims against said estate are requested 10 pc
sent them for allowance within twelve months, ~ they
may be prcclljcd from al benefit Of sad estate, and
if not presented within three year.. via be- forever bar
red myS-3t CHAS G. BULKLEY, Admir-.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, }


2.ih
William I.cakc, Pm, Petition 10.
against : For,close MoTt-
Richard NJ l.rake, Drft. gage.
n low at this day comes the said plaintiff by his at
l Niomcy aud II appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
court that the said defendant is not resident OF, or re-
siding in The State of Missouri, On motion of the said
plaintiff 1t j. ordered by the court hat the said defend
ant be notified that the sand plaintiff has filed his petit
ton in this couri, the object and general nature OF
which is 10 ioreclosc the equity Of redemption in the
following ccrhcd real estate. situate and being in the
county al Rail- in .he state of Missouri, 10 witt The
equal undivided one half OF the west half OF tho
north west quarter. and the north half of the east half
o the north quarter OF section twelve, and eighty
acres Of the south end OF the northwest quarter OF sec
ton one all Of township fifty innr and range seven
west containing IL all two hundred acres, and that un
less you, the said Richald NJ L.ake defendant, ap-
pear At the next term Of this court, 10 W begun and
held ai the cour, house in the town OF New London,
within aud for SAID county ol Rails, cn the fourth Mon
day Of August next, aud before the tlsTd day
thereof, answer said petition, the same will be taken a
gains. YOU as confessed, and il further ordered that
copy hereof be published according 10 law in some
nrw .paper published in this State for eight weeks sue
crsiyely the las insertion 10 be al least four weeks be-
fore the vi the next term OF this court
AMI cause continued. true copy test,
mylj Sw SAML. X. CALDWELL, Clerk.
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HANNIBAL FEMALE ACADEMY

VIE Scui. Annual Examination OF the pupil, con-
1 nccted with this Acadrmy, will bee held to.mor.
rev, IN the basement rooms of the Second prsb ycrau
Church, beginning at o'clock, \. VI.
In the etuing, at O'clock there viii he exercises
in Music. vocal as wen Instrumental, under the dl-
rcctIon OF IlsS :. T.. ROBERTS. Teacher of Music.
Tie pa'ronsaud friends OF the school and Of education
are invited II attend.
The next session viii begin on the ith Of August
Miss ROBERTS will continue TO give lessons on the
Guitar and ituo Folte. The Principal and her Assist
ant, grateful tor tine liberal patronage received, solicit
cuutluu.uc, of it, jch. Il
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-05

! LARGE LOT oi SNlO GLASS for sale at - 90 per
u box, " +. J.. NRlITlNGllAM y SONS.
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Received this doy.a large addition 10 our stock @,
Boys Clothing, al sizes, consisting of Sacks, Jacket q,
white anal hle~u Drill Pants, Coltouadc, ditto Vests
ac..&". may 1891
lIlE M NrNEitli \ Co.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, }ys
CouNrY or RAILS.
In the Rails Circuit Court, in vacation, May 18th,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-05

STAT! OF MISSOURI, !
Go, ~ on RAILS.
Ia Initials C.;cut Court, in vacation, June 81,
ISJl
Rirlaab. Ba,h.ar, HoutW.
rs,irL Position 10
EichauNi iralic and iorrclosr Mortgage.
EHlbc' i.cahc, D.Itair tY
Now,t TIL day. comes the said plaiu',Il by hi
auolur, and No. h. petition and affidavit hclrn
suoNil-'nat tlc laid defendants ar upU-Ic-.drue Of
The sta OF Missouri, and thereupon op notion ol h"
laid p0titi, It l. d'.ed 10y IN clerk IN NacN on Of
said co,r that the said defendant. be Lolnd iIa, r
said pi0Hill has fixed ms petition IN - coi tine OBJ
i.cl andarucral Ia1mc OF Viii Ii Is 10 lulec.orr the
equity olcirnpliuu IN the following dc-crtard read
estate hat, and being IN the county Of Rails, ~ iHc
State OF Missouri To the east half OF the northwest
quarter section thirty, township fly five, range io1r
west, al. that unless YOU the sand klch"Id VI. i'oNr
aud ttabcth lrakc, defendants, be- and appear at tie
next ten of this cont, 10 be begun AN. held al the
cowt hose in the town OF New London, within and Ion
said equity OF Rails on The fourth Monday Oh August
next al on on before H." third day thereof. answer Tie
said pIaltiits p-ton, the Same viii be- taken again.
YOU a. )nic-sci, and /: j. further ord red that copy
hereof published fer week, succt-"yr,y, t,u last
to be- at least weeks before the co:nmnuc'
mcnt otne next tenn %! this court, ~ the Wcat.r.
uujon,'u weekly newspaper Published 90 ,hr cs' ol
laua.bl, Missouri
\ uu copy Tc,le:
SAArl X. CALDWELL, C'ah.
Iolr RAILS. Atty. J''-N".
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COLLINS & BREED
/. or having time TO give a iuli description OF
' SIiIl gIcaIrr attractions Of their present stock .
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

Would respectfully invite ic aruiion Of Their old Gus
tumcr and friends, aud the public generally, TO then as
sur,ucut Of Spring and summer Goods, comprising AL
most every article necessary lul III" comfort or con'e,
ni,ucc OF Humanity, IN a".alon OF which 'hry mold
thcn.clyc, in rcadWc-. at all times 10 cNEbh to tine
public their splendid stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods. 'lI'N
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-05

STAT. OF MISSOURI,
Co&rY or RAILS, "
I'm NJ, Rails ciItt comt in yaCa'ion Jun" 81, l>fI
RichaL Nj. Brashcar, Admir-
Of Il, estate o. Iohn Tap
lev. .ec'd. PioNW, Petition TO
cguius iorcclose Mortgage.
Richar, VI. lcakcauI
Elizabeth Ica>c, Dd,nimh.
Now at th, day unr, the -ald plaintiff by his al
torucy, and files Ia petition ami affidavit herein
showing that the saiudrcadaul are uou-.c ,.cn'' d"
the state ut Mi ssoui, and thcrrVppn ON motion 81
the said plaintiff, It's ordered toy The clerk IN Nara
lion Of said court tina sad defendants be notified that
the .am plaintiff Ia, hc his petition IN ths court
the object aud gcucIaIl azure OF winch Is 10 oecio7r
the equity oi redemption IA the follow NJ described
r.al estate. situate and bc'g ia the county OF Rails IA
tho state o Missouri, 10 lhrra, hal! u, ihn north
v,.f olaItrl OF Section hlltv, township hiy 1--WE,
range uir Wo {, and that uIc-, you tur said Itr'"u
NJ I,ahr a.a Elizabeth cake, defendants hr auI
appear at the nest term of Ii count 90 u' begun ad
held at 'he cnuti house inc 'oNH 4 yes IpH.ut'
within and los SAID count oi Rails, on ,un iu".ui
Monday of August next, anon or before tic ihlido'}
thereof answer the said pInlIi p';'Iou, the 7.-"
llI be- taken against yuu )ui"srrd AMI It u lu.u
oriri,I that Il c py hereof published for weeks,
successfully. the last u,crioto be at least four "'"h
+ before tac commencement lh" ucN' term ct un-
court. ia the ' Western lul.,' Sr.kIy news Hirr
! published in the city Of ilaHuldl, h--'ur
\ true copy. Test: ..,.,., ,.,
SANpL X. 'ALDNELi, Hie'd'
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-05

Hats!

: Fine 10, ol q ingham, for ale unreasonable orm
~ ap'2ly by COLLINS & BREED.
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Bows Clothing.

4 uEENSW ARE putup in package, to sui, thr'rad
a., w,tlcrrNcd rs c,2iy r. X. SiLNES
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-05

lust now received from that celebrated Tea Dis
j uict poyaug Iho also some Of Linn Foo, choice
Imperial, 81. loo'2tl !. h,SELMES,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-05

/ NEEAGE De Ia.nos. now style OF goods ior Ia
> dies dresses, at au2l
COLLINS i BREEDS.
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Nobody is allo TO Undarsoil the
PEOPLES STORE!
0rI.ivr EsigNv-. pTiccs for Country
n'i0htErr in Cash.

Come up, my l,l"rdt If you want To get cheap 1ut
good Gu.d-. 81, you 'i ..s.c an interest at
me PEOPLES STORE!
u.,Ni nIrNNINE
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-05
FsrIgNsTtrl.E rsOs'sr,,
10 MERCHANTS.

nONNErS-Goi oGti,l and Tor sale unn' ull
/ loW hy apr2lv IOLllNSH BREED.
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S u 81 y 81 10 vM $40 =

No. -, Main &C.. between Pine aud Chestnut, ~ LoU,,
\ " county friends ard customers VIII please taxi
w notice that have now opened large and c,uyc
uiru, wholesale and retail
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-05

" -rNtlil sG
Iuf o. ttfI.NlU
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

party styled Democratic, including all
the Southern Rights men and such
Union men as we're not previously
WhiN
The seat of Willard P. Hail, Opp re-
elected from Missouri, is contested by =.
f. Bowman, (Whig,) who proposes to show
that Halls majority was obtained IN the
disputed territory since adiudged TO belong
to Iowa by the U. 5. Courts. Onthe other
hand, the seat of Henry NJ. Fuller, (Whlg)
from Peprsylvania, is contested by Hem
drick B. Wright. (Opp.,) who alleges that
Fuller received large number Of Illegal
votes Wm. Pitt Fessenden. (Whig,)
onchf to contest the seat Of John Appleton
from the Portland District, Maine, bat VIC
understand he viii not.
Thus opens Congress wherein she
party Wanted Democratic has an over
whelming majority in each House and can
do whatever it sees fit. Let the People
calmly observe its course, and judge how
far its power is exerted to promote the vel
fare and advance the prosperity of the Ma
tion
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$50, which cannot be far from the actual
Tammany majority in the City at our late
Election. % Senator's, the City majority
is less than 500, though the Opposition
were aided by Cottonism in the lower Dis
tyict, while the Wing candidates gained
some votes on Temperance grounds. But
let us assume that .Slr Hundred more
Democrats than Wings voted at our late
Election, ard then see where the Union
Safety votes come from
Uumanns majority. GA add 600 Tor natural Tam
many majority gain By Union '------------i,sl
Wrght's majority 1901 deduct 600 as before
for aiural majority leaves ------------2iSi
This shows very nearly the effect OF the
Union Safety operation. SIR hundred
Democrats were induced by it to vote for
a part of the Wing candidates, while over
Tlce1ue Hundred Wings were ilapelled by
it to vote for part of the Opposition eau
didates. whereby they are elected. II New
York and ODondaga (n which latter County
the Union Safety movement was counter
acted) had both voted without reference to
the Union Safety Committees operations,
we should have elected Mr.. Patterson Sec
rotary of State by over 500 majority; but
for that Committee and its Silver Gray aux
iliaries. who cut down the Wing vote by
hundreds in Ontario, Monroe, Yates, AL
banv, Kings. Queens, Westchester, &C.,
we should have carried our whole State
Ticket and Wing majority in each House,
by large vote over that of our adyersarles,
though the Anti-Rent Gemination was
against us. The Wing ascendancy in the
Empire State is Frustrated simply because
a portion Of our ex-leaders, who proclaim
themselves better Wings than the great
body of the party,-ex.leaders who possess
the confidence and engross the patronage of
the Wing National AdministratiOn-thoug
it more conducive to their ends that we
should be defeated than that we should
triumph. They went into the contest de-
termined that we should come out beaten
believing that the shortest and surest way
to put down Sewardism.' Perhaps it is.
Let us wait and see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

lLLISoIs.-A State Political Demo.
cratic" Anti Slavery Convention is called 4.
Princeton, Bureau Co, Jan. p, for the nomin,.
ton e candidates for Governor. Lieut.. Governor.
Secretary OF State Auditor and Treasurer. and
electors OF President and Vice President. and to
effect thorough organization Of the friends Of
Liberty for the State. and through all the coun.
ties Il is called as a mass convention OF the
people opposed TO Slavery, the Fugitive Slave
Law, and the Compromise measures, and 81
persons Of these views. and those who would
have the government OF the country admins
tered Oh the principles of justice, on which 1t is
founded, without distinction of former parties
are requested (by the call IN the Illinois Free
Democratic" paper TO meet IN the Convention.
and form for the State Free Democratic and
True Liberty party.
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Topics of the JIOrBiD Z .

By the Cherokee, which, By the 5y, mas
made the most splendid run on record, we
have news ION San Francisco to the first
instant.
The most exciting intelligence is TO be
found in the proceedings Of Convention
assembled to consider the propriety OF d.
yiding California into two States, Souhefh
and Northern. The language OF the speak
ers, at least of great many, would leave
no doubt as to the final issue to which this
division tends. The establishment OF
new Slave State is manifestly the aim OF at
least some Of the promoters of this scheme
The reported cruelties of Water
man and Douglass-Captain and mate OF
the Clipper Challenge-caused the most
angry excitement at San Francisco. 1t Is
well for the gentlemen the Committee OF
Vigilance have declared themselves "functl
ofIiceo."
The news from the mines is Of the most
cheering character, of which the specie
list of the Cherokee furnishes a undenia-
bic proof.
The news of progress in agriculture and
ebterprise both in California and Oregon
is equally interesting.
The Treason Trials are progressing with
as fair rate of speed as could we'll be ex-
pected. We rather think that by this time
the prosecution are heartily ashamed OF the
high treason law on which this trial is based.
We have two accounts from Washington
respecting the Democratic Caucus One
describes it as large, harmonious, cordial
and unanimous. The other as discordant,
iarring, boisterous and abortive. Who's
right we can't say, but we shrewdly sus-
pect that the men selected will also be
elected.
The number Of Congressman who have
already appeared at their posts shows pretty
clearly that there is other business to do
besides attending to law<naking.
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II Steamer Marion, Berry, which sailed

II Steamer Marion, Berry, which sailed
from this port on Saturday, Goth ult a, o'clock p
". foI Charleston, put back the same evening IN con
sequence Of arrangement in her machinery. Ater
proceeding as far as the lower bay, the defect was
discovered. For about TWO hours after. exerions
were made by the engineer to ascertain the cause,
but without success. On her return 10 the City,
vas necessary to work the engine all the time W
hand The engineer could not then imagine Ihe
cause Of the occurrence, or 10 what particular part
II might be traced. was tie opinion nevertheless,
that the vesse! would be able to resume her voyage
On or before last Sunday evening.
II has since been discovered that the difficulty
Which caused her 10 become disabled existed chieny
IN the inner and lower part Of the cy Under IL APP
pears that some mineral compound that had been
applied IN the construction OF the engine, had been
hquefed BY the heat and had worked into the inner
surface OF the cylinder underneath ard ~ the wake
OF the pis ton thus obsructiDg the movement OF the
latter and diminishing its force. IL is stated by apt
Btuy that after taking of the top portion OF fnis
substance an inch or two In thickness and IN a con.
elobsted form was found inside the cylinder ana
above the piston The vessel was taken yesterday
afternoon 70 the boom derrick on the North River;
near the foot OF Franklinst where the operation o.
Withdrawing the piston will enable them to remove
all the tisaoy antsges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

Al Par ma Nov y Rev W. WALTERS. Roman Ca
tholic Minister of Ireland and lately officiating Span
nah Town Jamaica
On Sunday. Nov 80. MICHAEL BROWN. agol q
wears
Relatives and friends invited attend funeral SER
At the house Of bus son, Lewis Brown No l5s
East isth-st, at iol An, Tuesday, Dec. g al 81
At New Canaan, Nov. &c. Il consumption, SUSAN
NASH. aged 81 years, wife ri p. A Snonson, ~ New
York and grand dsu Inter ef Samuel Raymond. Es of
the fosn ey place
euddsniy on saturday Nov IS Of disease OF the heart
ABRAHAM CCDplNGrON. SSed Is years. Of the
cate Abraham, Coddinsten
The frseuds Of the fany respectfully invited 70 at
tend the funeral cndsy, psc AZ 10 O'Clock from No
se< WasAingtonst TIE remains viii re taken Greea
,sood Cemetery Cor nteiment.
Al Detroit Mich, Nov. a. Mrs MARY ANN wife Of
Hon AteS ander W Buel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

CARD OF THANKS. The following very
hatterng card Of thanks has been presented 10 the
Captain and officers of the steamer Pacific, belong
ng to the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
ON BOARD TIE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP TBSsEssEE,
PANAMA, Nov. 10. 1851.
VIZ. II AsPiNwALL, Esq Dear Sn While we cannot
but congratulate ourselves NJ the remarkable short pas
INST ptTfO ny the Tennessee, sentiments o.
afecaOn Of he pleasure we have derived from the ad-
inf4be in which The affairs OF the steamer have
been conducted would forbid other han "A
oi thanks through you 10 the commander and officer,
Of the vessel which stands pTeemiLest among the steam
ofthst Company Of which you are President.
Alhl ugh crowded wnh passengers discipline, good 10
der and admirable Arrangements preserved, combined
with attention 20 the utmost cleanliness Of tho ship IN
part rarely met With and conducive % heit
10 which may be attributed she almost entire absence Of
sickness.
In Captain TOtten recognize the able gator the
gentleman ana the mander and intercourse WIN
the officers ~ the ship has been marked Win that
Ls OF Mn dness snd courtesy which rnable them 70
I'll we'll the positions hsy occupy. The tennessee ana
her officers well worthy the Company they rslresent
sud tina her present quick and pleasant prove but
an ear neat OF what be sccosnp sed by hsr owners
the wish Of Yours, very respectfully,
Thomas o. LaEkin, John S. Emmett, j. &. willard j. W.
tokes 7. Saunders. Nehemiah Dodge. il Ezra Dodge.
ID y Vsi. Capt VIM NJ II Moore, VIM q. Waters. Ed
ward r. Greene Geo. Houghtaling. WIN. T. Evans, u. /
Loyd Cooper, Leus. r. Navy. II NJ Patterson, W. II
r. ger. IhOs A. Enmet, Jr II ID. Evans, Is D. Hendef
son II. Whltcomb, John Simpson. Surgeon X. N. Wn.
Whitney, VIM. H. Cot, c. +. Huntington J. J. LeCOuat
Oh Dthalf of The passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

The EDITORIAL BANQUET To KossUTH.-
The list Of subscribers 20 this Banquet is rapidly
filing up Only the names OF members Of the Press
are no received, will tickets be issued to any
others until immediately before the Banquet, when,
if there any places still vacant they vi" be dis
posed Of to other applicants. The prospect u.s. how
ever that there Will be room in the hall OF
the Aston House. where the entertainment. will take
place, than Will accommodate the members OF the
Press desiring to take part in II. Those who have
not entered their names, are requested to lose no
time IN sending them to Mr.. Briggs, sunday Courier
Office, No. Is SpIuces..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01
rg In the Iyth District Of the Xlya

~ In the WITH District Of the Xlva
Ward. Ncw-York. The Ne,e- York EEsrsss asmts
that the inspectors. and the voters who we're ch.I
ieDged also ~e suppose we're sworn on Ollendoff.
Grammer The votes IN this District have oees
allowed by the New-york Beard OF CaaFaSssrs
rkre,s Mr.. Snow tWbig) IS elected 70 the Asssa
bly,, giving she Wings a majority Of one m thai
body Will the return be allowed 20 pass We
shall see" Buffalo Cuner
ALI wrong Mr. Courier The Disiuc, Of
the XlVth Ward In which O.lendort's Grammar
was used was thrown out by the Canvassers.
nsiesd Of being allowed and, moreover, VI.
Snow IS elected from the XyIlIth. no, from the
XlNth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-01

KossuTH-We continue to receive in-
quires as 10 the correct pronunciation Of this name,
and reply sgsln state .nai !, is AeSA-eo' OF more
exactly kesi-yoot, with the emphasis on the first
syllable. In the Magyar language always has the
force OF our sA excep. when il is modified by the
coloca,isn Of :, which in this instance is no, the
case % is pronounced like 90 In boo, and the let.
sers "a together have the force of our simple =