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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-16
NEW STORE AND
e. II f. II u e. OODSi

THE undersigned would respectfully invite th. at
Il tentiou Of the citizons of Muscatine aad vicinity
to TIER entire new stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
6osds, Clothing, Boots and Stocs, &C.. direct from
Eastern cities, which We are Offering for CASH az
prices never bsfurc heard Of 10 the West.
Our motto is "QuicE safes and snail profits"
We can sell you larger bundle Of goods for the
same money than aEy othsr establishment in the CITY,
Remember the place
Under the Odd FELLOWS, MALI,
One door betov A. Reuling.
Muscstiue, Nov. il, 1855 oLDS & BONN.
A CHOICE lot Of Mu.'in d. LANES and CasbmerOs
"A at lniI1 0LDS & IOHN'S Cash Store
l. tNNELS,a good assortment plain and barred at
LelIJ oLDS & BonN'S Cash Store.
CHAWLS.-Bay State, Empire and Waterloo
~ Sh-wI5. For sac cheap at
[ulIl oLDs& BoHN's Cash Store.
EMBROIDERED cuItsia Muslins. Very cheap at
II LOlll oLDs EoAN's Cash Store.
/ oSisRf:- Silk, Lanbs Wool, Alpaca and
[nllI ODDS EoHE's Cash Store.
MBROIpERED and plain Linen Cambria Hand,
- farchiefs at
[nlil oLDs & EouN's Cash Store.
M ERiN0S Cobargo and Alnaoas, black end colored
w at 0LD'S & D0uE'S Cash Store.
f0LDS& BoHNt isthe place to buy your prints that
w. +NN Jaw NOV. II 1000
DIAM aud Embroidered D,Bcge at
L. [nii1 oLDS B0HN'S Cash Store.
ID R0ADcLoTH and Csssm.res. plain sud fancy,
ID very cheap at 0LDS & BoHN'S Cash Store.
WHITE and Colored Carpet Yarn at
w [oli1 0LDS & BOaN'S Cash Store.
SsHELL and India Rubber combs at
- [nlll oLnS EonN'S Cash Store.
ERENCH Embroidered Cambria Collars at
L futIl 0LDS & EoHN'S Cash Store
StWIsS and Cambria Edgpg sud lusertingsas
- [nlll oLDS 4 B0HN'S Cash Store.
L NGLIsH BUCKSRIN & Corduroy for sale che,p
II at [nltl olDS & POHN's Cash Store
lust RECElyED-Blsck silk Isces, s;mps end
velvet trimmings, at 0LDS & B0HN's.
NEW style cashnere shawls just opened at
~ Dec. 2. OLDS l. B0HN's.
VICTORIA and Slid Piaids. Call and see them
Dee, 2. 0LDS & BoHN's.
r AIDES fancy Caters and sop,ag Ties at
IL Dec. 2. 0LDs h BoHN's.
yEpaYR woRsTEDs, all shades. at
~ Dec. 2. oLDS & BoHN's.
4 NICE lot OF figured all wool d'Liipes and Cash.
"A mtres at 0LDS & BOHN's.
Va AFTER PROOF, Wilton and Brussels Carpet Bags
w and Satchells, at OLDS & BoHN's.
GPLENDID article OF sack flsnueis ell corors, at
- Dec. 2. oLDS & BoHN's.
RLAcK aud colored English yelvets. at
- Dec. 2. oLDS EoHN's.
T. ENERAL assortment Of Ladies' and Gsnt's Kio
~ Gloves, at OLDS & BoHN's.
III HlTE, black, grey and blue mixed Yorps. at
" Dec 2. 0LDS B0HN's.
ME are just receivin aiarge assortment Of Gas,
w ware. dec. 81 oLDS BONN.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-16
Later from Europe.

The Niagara arrived at New York
from Halifax, in the afternoon Of the
9Th inst. Hoslilities have ceased in
Europe. The Turks continue to meet
Win brilliant success in Asia.
The Porte has received from the Brit
ish and French ambassadors assurance
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-16
EsarlaMgM i'm Muscatine /!

4 ; III is the age e r, liads 1szErS ne.
"a and Sto,os, the unde signed w e
would have 1t femem tered that ii
you will
CALI AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE
You can get more goods aud better quality for
your money than any other place above ST. Louis.
an now in receipt of mN Fad stock OF well select
ed goods. surh as the Farmer, Mechanic Lahore,
AMI Gen.Irma wants. consisting of all kinds Of
D0MESTICS,
Muslins Cacoes Sattinets
tasslneres Dclaines Aipacas
Mernoes Comforts Shawls
Blankets Binseys vweeds
Jeans. Checked shifting. Canton and Wool Elan
nels, Blankets, Goats and Pants, Six and Wool
Hats, Sill Plush and Cloth Caps, in fact, every
thing th nj is usually Kept in dsy goods stoves. Nv
Stock Of GRO CERIESis complete and will sell
At the low, At possible cash prices. NV stsck of
QUE ENSN ARE, can,'t be beat in price, quail
Ity variety. Always on hand good assorl-
mem BOOTS AND SHOES
c and see q, he sign Of the Big Red Beech.
es. HENRY HOOVER
'ca'inc, September so 1853.
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NOfice-

NJ ALL persons indebted to the undersigned,
either by Note Book Account. are fully
qussted T. make payment by the LIST Of January 1854
As compelled to collect what is due. in order to
meet our liabilities. FARMER q D0OLITTLE.
MuscaJine, December 2, lS53.-lt
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-16
Fresh oysters,

h GORLEY has just received large supply OF
~ Fresh Oysters FROM New York, which can be bad
by the dish or car at any time Dec. eff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31
Nem.21ork Daily Gribume.
CANADA.
Legislative Doings.


QUEBEC Wednesday MAY IS lsSi
COnsspondesce Of The n Y. rnbune.
In the legislature here, few days SINCE We rejected
the vote BY ballot with only six dssentents after adopt
ing plan for the extension OF the suffrage 10 the NOSE
dependent of eur population.
Previous TO that had rejected proposition for the
abolition of the Court of Chancery IN Upper Canada
and for comforting what equity powers might De necessa
~ upon our Common Law Judges.
have also refused 70 agree TO any general law for
the regulation ofthe public printing and official ayertis
ing continuing 10 prefer patronage to economy
OF the interests of the legal profession We are very
careful indeed; a FIVE years apprenticeship certain
other studies the knowledge of foreign languages and
the permission of the lawyers as corporation, are
necessary TO enable the lawyer to practice.
This session. q proposition was made TO make the
sherifs of our Counties elective by the trecholders,
instead of being as now mere dependents of the Execu
five holding for life unless they dspease the Minis
try" for the time being The bill obtained only four or
FIVE votes.
the Executive Council from shelving themselves, when
unpopular in Judgeshps aud other permanent Offices
ard 10 check the practice OF influencing Assemblymen
by the promise of office Nine or ten members only
supported it,
lust as many as the Government in England thinks tit
90 or 20O-and composed OF such men only that Gov
eminent may choose. BY oil to 10 we have resolved IN
Assembly to equalze and increase the popular repre-
sfnatiun now only "a for both Canadas Ii the Senate
now 30 in number shall by 20 to ID agree 10 this, our
bill has a chance of passing; if not, not. Fourteen per-
sons selected in London battle % Senator's and four
fnLs of the popular branch 81 our Legislature. The
present irreguaTy of popular representation can
not be exceeded short of South Carolina There, how
ever presume it is still worse.
Government talk OF eecting our Senate, IN future
thus 90 districts equal in population and each 20 re-
turn single member OF the body. fear this is too
good measure TO pass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31

MrcHIGAs TAX TITLE LAsDs.-The Supreme Court
have made decision, which goes TO settle
tain ouestoys connected vth the subject OF tar titles.
The Court held that the deed in the usual form from the
Audit.r General is in substantial compliance with the law,
and is good that the Law making i p,iata et1 evidence
of title ia valid law and the burden Of proof Of rrega
Inv is on the party seeking to avoid the tax title The
Court held further that the form OF the certificate IS m
era but that The signature Of the assessor material and
on the lat point the case went OF.
MIcHIGASThe wheat 6eds in the vicinity present me
favorable prospects for abundant harvest oaI me
long continued rains have thus r put back te 5p"ps
vOrk 20 a considerable extent especially on 10" ia.,
the rain much longer, serious dninnIlon N o
supply Of corn aud next fall must be sAPeIea Gu
thou gh in great mcasare the loss will De made up " an
abundant Yield Of grass which no Ordinary o'"u'n os
,Syoo tros. Grand River Eagle
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philadelphia Items.
Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA Monday

corrs.pordencs Of The Y Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, May 90, lse.
Capt James West, of the steamship Atlantic, Is pay
ing his family in this city visit.
The weather to day is remarkably fine This after
noon there every prospect that will be visited by
rain before night.
The silk store of William s. Stewart, No SO Market
st. was entered by means of false keys time be-
tween Saturday evening and this morning. and robbed Of
sundry pieces Of silks of various patterns valued at
about ST OC0 The store Of Mr. s. in the second story
of the premises and the thief appears to have selected
the most costly goods in the place One or two other
stores we're opened in like manner, from the front,
bnt nothing was tOuched.
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Ole BULBS Colony.
2 Of The N. 7. Tribune.

Corresp0ndence q The n 7. Tribune.
oLEOsA Potter Co, Penn Tuesdsy, Mar a, 1853.
Great preparations making here by Ole Bull per-
sonsly and his followers TO celebrate the coming Fourth
of Juv ON MAGNIFICENT scale On that occasion he ex.
ueos large number of his musical brethren to assist in
the ceremony. He is fitting up grand concert room,
1CO feet in length 80 feet wde which will be OF
the upper rooms of his own dwelling
His Colony 10 be progressing very rapidly fSr
rev country Ole Bull ia certainly an extraordinary
men You can see him up at daylight in the morning,
mounted on his famous Norwegian horse riding around
examining bis lands After his breakfast you will find
lin assisting the mechanics in their operations, raising
buildings &c. After dinner he may be found working
On the roads with quite number of hands.
The schools Of the Colony nourishing under the
care and instruction Of number of teachers from New
England These schools he visits daily.
When he executes deed for land 10 his countrymen
be inserts clause dePrving them OF the privilege Of
selling liquors, except as medicine j. W.
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TOLEDO NoRwALK and CLEVELAND RAIL

TOLEDO NORwALK and CLEVELAND RAIL
ROAD-Fmuiss eDusectta with the NtehiEss sontsers
Korxk,n In Srs. snd Cievelhnt and Ftssu1
ro.s- tie sI Rsfo LLs b~t=e-n he ss ADD Vest
b ~ n, sxp-isus ufs h~r<-sn EsS;sS3 tes caso
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On and afer MONDAY May Ia Pas Trains VII e4e IA
Sundays sxeept<Sl - fOnoss
LEAVE TOLEDO
Ieccr medallion Of - 10 A NJ .t.pp-s q a. stations A.,
Ia, I,r.ss NJ stopping al eoat Seev0s MOI
Kh Ezprss a II IS r NJ stoppns Only Frenoss Bsnsvus
hsnro' vile. ker~ai sns oeerhn
Day EIprs A N Goppins only q; SerE2a iSns0e',
ace nnoo.tioD at 10 A. NJ soppns al ststona =. ~,
heh Ex2rss SIS NJ sovpins 'nJ al Ooefnn NOW 'a1
neville. Believe and Fremont
Mcican Southern and Nor-nef1 n1ss
Raosn Chicago and stsfols sod toasa CeAteo a
IsaDe k4fSad and IliEo RseE nFn9s ms " D.
AZ Believe with trsir, Mad River and Lake Ee Railroad for
sneusky City Springfield D.y'on Cincinnati ncanspoN &c
MAuSseid AID S21t1sky IA load os
saIeusky ske.hy Junction. Columbus ZAnssve NeSsra &c
A. GrB with raibs Of Cleveland CouSus And C1e nn4l h
read fr Coun hE,. neDDstti Ane ssAiioDs ". 81
Al Cf vtlnd with Of Lake Sbar RA osd tr
Boston Albany and for New iosk VIA ouakk S
mans Of Cleveland sId Ptursh Railroad M P,,sT e. rsilseE
pR bstnofs Ard Washington CITY z. o I1ILt... : ~,
MAY, 1s53-The popular steamboat EDWIN LEW,
Doc Porf Wssnston Mounts Dock Browa' Ook Hadis'owa
n Bee Bsak Fare Ia cnts WI eaTe PecSshP PIER East '7
yss..s.; w sY w.sneS,,: Nay lsssPPSS
Tsur.ss; vs., s..s An w-Snssd.v Nay 81. ".
Saturday,, May zs.......u ~ FRIDAY N y n ....l0 n
Fo-,ssJ nsysI.......i m Monday Nay so........ IN
ara l-ose n,up c,nno. he carried as treisht -,
Stages viii be readiness passenger 70 all a< OF me
Steamer Edwin Levi. Tor sale
BEssoN BRoUwER Assnts No Isl Vests
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Cycursions.
81 r1 RErWOOD-WGDNEspAY.

TXCURsION 70 FLEETWOOD-WE WEDNESDAY,,
n June l-Posponsd fosl aai seSNe'noers OF ms -
tbs invited o. d. An opportunity p no
al to WV tie -inI lated Village OF fee~oSd LUIS .-n
Furpaed by other surrounding H. bcus oeinN
IL tte hsihy esiCn 81 Weohvs.e County seo 70 e' -
the ty Hall SOC halem E,irocd Sad oilers great n0ao 70
all who no. Wshfca toihsueyesa vasn aoaas sss @ a
one heprs ee a ne ciy, SD 81 very small tre t 49,
beauply ont in lots feet Teach l1t heog eut 70
four cry lots Ct $ by lee ie with vide aud syeause bounded
The west b. ere Harlem kd Afer itOt yrne the sa EN-
Rsiosc cars @l er ssg ~ At ~ P &C. ihe haen Knf9 q
tCiollg
place Of les han sIato Re h reecucss me ter,
ncy witch vii D. either fsl Sprug Pacs st
trsse Excugs hdcs the opportunity spending day
pssrtv cen hc advert of oca'irE village
whieh pfs prepared sQs vii be exhibited, ond every
iuofusct On eferto ~ ne Chceis C. Che ASrocsiou
kB-Waaos. Efrie B,rd enslca for the cecsina Beesh.
menis vii BE- urovied t grounds. Tickets Cor
40 return SIZE. Cars viii leave the City HAsfloi oeosS
ard return sf ocock NJ Tickets b. o6aued 81 M r. j.
T1FFANY Boe7y q th Ia, Fiishe non No II Park
WRIGHT No co Bows'y esd q tbs Sonni
bers and DE pubc sre vifei nj no sr oeeg
Afsccaor TUESDAY ENENiN3 af rs N o. 81 CA l. NJ
- No. lS7 Bowery JOHN S'ENHNs OaAfmaa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31
Gssal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
Claims sirst DAVID C. BUCHAN ate oithe Cy q NeE lo,I ce'
$500 10 rrstert s-r vouchers leret % Cf4rs
~, ~ F,soI,s foot Of puHnest the City Of NsEfork,
on on bs re The day Of October nex-Dsed New.
Yorb TIE leth April lS5S yr D -,
Al9 isw61lIus ChAhLLo n " ahl-so, 1Aecutot
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Jesse G. Smith,
R r,s,e Il tie coaaty sot esy seeortns %
BkODtk.
-, Fr,r tcessed reer- eEhbt the sa nc
e
- Cty Bssk eefe s = esy q neE
D, JOhr
SEohos l. .hAiAhsH'1
INPUBsUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate of New
ycrt 49,. hereby rveu oas eln ELIZA Rid
LIT a,e tse Cay Ssv Tok tessed 2 ye ~ % 80 .oe
q GeiV Va Cot Va y Coan
- - CO q Ee- Yori ihe Sh ~ q seVtsnAer
p., - - ~ W - JANIS REYNOLDS Eseesor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31
Steamboats, and Railroads.

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.--Passenger
~ Trans leave PIER foot Of DuAze iouo~s, siss
bVffAio kNFskss At An fH Bafo direct oser the n
Ere soaa ana buAe n CITY Railroad WOai change Of bag
case
CiSoNNArI ExPRgss At An for Dunkirk
MAil " f Drnkirs and Buffalo aud al ntsrnedae sAos
WAY IS ~ Pm fr Delaware and ali iaerrdiafe s,4rouA
NfcRT fSPRFss ~ G Pm for Duf XIX Bodalo.
EniGRagT 81 " ior Dunkrk AID 81 afernvuae sA;ort
On-Suuduys only Expr1ss Train al PM
IRE ExpIsss aIs Il Dunkirx sab Lake shore Hal ed O
CevflaDd Ccrn-n Chcr aud Busao with hs cAss steamers
fer Cleveisad ssndu.l., Iseio Detres and i.esge .
cuAS. NiN0r SuPcriEtsndt.
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Gopdrtnershlp.

NOPARTNEkSHIP NOTICE-NELSON ROBIN
SON Eco having % retired from active business the un
sepgne leave inform that they hsye entered INTO co
ship firm and title Of WASdbUHN Co. for the
s.ro.. n trspsscfns strictly STOCK COMMISSION AND
BIEkIKG BUSINESS beve taken the Office NO 81 Waist
hitherto occupied BY MI. RobiusoD.
viii 70 the purchase ano e OF stocf
Railroad Bonds &C. Negotiation OF Loans ald Al patters IN
.si.i,s ,hS usa ofroopeys NORMAN WASHBURN,
''''-e ~ - ATE nj the firm Washbum & Co Albany
JACOB T. VANDERdOOF,
u9 years past with Drew, Robinson Il Co
Eev-YoFk, May /, 1883.
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Remopals.

DR DIXON has Removed from No. liz Grand-st to
No. q hsv between eth and 10Th Hour for cossutroD
End ~ merubs sod add evening" The o1ev the
ssspel House where al commune ons RELAXING 70
MINUS be made.
7 AWREECEs DAGUERhEOTYPES are removed
II bis .psnde koos No Ssl BIosd~ay co., ~hset
DLMOVAL.-MIs FALCONER has removed from
H No Broadway opposite side between Blocker aid
HousionrG
THE BOOT-MAKERS UNION have removed from
II M AZ Kassan.st No BnD-st near the Museum
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Fireman'r Excurslou.

PROVIDENCE, r. I, Monday, May 80, 1855.
Wster.W witch Engine Company No O. of this city, will
eay this city on an excursion to New rk aud Phlade
lila on the 10th Of June They proceed direct To Pba
dpbia where they will be received the guests of iu.
maj FL gne Co no 49, ~ I'll Tuesday morning the 9Th.
They will then return "a NewYork, sojoumng at the lr-
wig House until Thursday afternoon. Tue Water
WITCH" is one Of the best appointed of our many FIRE
Conn anies and will deservedy attract much notice among
Their brethren oil New York and Pin lsdelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31

NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, via
~ EEwJERsEY RAILROAD.-U NAIL md sAr go asss
LnEs-sh.ssb IN Fsu Bssa-L~sye Se~-YSk Co, Of Coat
=, =. 49, N and sd M e ~: :,
~snutst Fare o. q 50 Cor cocd sissa in the W tom
and Pm from Phdpa Thaxn uek,ss .o and nc
cisr.s,sn IN tie sus II nd q and 81 tns md co.
Sshnd Pa--11e" Sh
sssssse III. sr, Is HiuDs. h>tars he esio-'e
EOb BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER.
Il u splereld and Bar Al a. = a
bISvn and EMPIRE STATE, cspt seesns s.',r -, a.
PerNoS
eIrrus freilhi wa B0RDEN Agent 70 and II Wesr
DEGULAR MAIL LINE. via StonIngton for BUS
~ ION. PROVIDENCE, EEW-BEDFORD, fAUSIoS tnd
NEWPORT Inland Roae esrJnE tie great Eastern > AA
s,thoBt ebsnpe Of Dr. dsfeufiou zo.,.,o
The r.sns-I, VANDERBILT Cap. Joe stone and cOAao
R4roscs evlng We ors
daily Sundays rrcsTtsd) from Pier No IN ns 49,, s,'s,
be sr1vsl OF the mai whlcn bos OF = r. n
Tb.e -sf-'y, seed eonoft
snd elefspce The ocersSTe crd and atrnuTe
The betrI advsnAFes II tbs superior 70 say G
boIf,r dir the pleasantly snd exedtoay
Performed while rely reeans tneir dtsaS
non stvsree ~ thee y the, Of ibs rher roufes
The COMMODORE. ron New.f MONDAY, N~dnescJ ano
Friday FIRM ffooTus,dsy, T, ur,dsy snd sstnrd
The VANDERBILT, from NexYo-t-TuedaJ, Inus1aJ Hnd
Saturday From scningfo-honcsy, Wednesday and oay
B-PsseDfcrs GrrvinE Son'nroo pro-
per TGuton and Sew-bectord
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer and 1a ~
TIE PERRY Providence for Newport a. 2P NJ
ds e1cspf Sundays
u P''rEo n r. orsire of5ce No 10 Battery place
E'ARE REDUCED BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA
and Oh lRLEsTON.-The fne side wheel steamship OSPREY
Bennett Commander will leave Of the above po' Tor tne
other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of the

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the surrogase OF tne
cs.ry se. Y.a nes s-ssy 81. 20 49, "a : r.-s
- 90. .os -. . sD.Ss: ~ . ~ -Ls Ca.
vssc s. y. % snA. q ye~ Tea % T N ~
IA ssEsssasr sertDid Yes ls Se ars s M rrs-ss
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surrogate Oh the
Yosl a pssan' h. = "a ~ -
CASTER IHALE LIE q Ne CO sss fes 49, ~ = -, -.
81 v0ss~ls ueegs = ~ - ss.r, -
q pu< bs-es. Va - Ars 81 Ne Sry q - 49, ~ 80 IA
kn q, Il jsss DsisS Ne. rsa ne 30 A. - s,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Jesse c. Smith,
Es re cesuy q s-r~sy sve g -
ed hes reserved exhof ~ .ns 80 -
,essh-rs AseeC = 'hs al ss Il Se = - . as "
IS is-smrs srTpHss y rHATER. x,-rasOr
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF the
Il Csury heses al s.as Asvas ds.s
JOHN ROGERS e q Nc~ fo-s ae.ae
4, rrs.sss tie ne voobs of seArh-s.
,, ,s-sufs: oa,s \ RoGEss, EssSu'o'
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
81 hsvns r.'ns
ssss., LissAsn at . - s ~ - ~. 80
Nes Yosk 1879 iee atse Jay
rert-D,'rd JusEsFy Isl, 1854 SARAH SMITH AssAnsHai
CUPRFMF COURT--Edward Cromwell and VIII
- ian Bra,a J against Josepiu rs Bnkw0rh summoos tor
and contra TO JOSEPhUS BkiNA"OkInt me
Al reby samm0nsd snd eqnied an
tie th. setops copy OF heh w na
New-Yofk the 3h OF March Io aud 70 see
plant the ahsoer 1t ~ oae no
- wal the CITY ef Ne~ York within ten ds ..s ne
e Of ts exclusive Of The day OF such rsice
fell the sid complaint within the tune .esaa
the ppEs VII tale dkpent against yoo Ss toe sun
ssi So with interest 90 $50 Dom che at Gay q % 81
mi1ia~s-Ta n BOvEE Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31

GEORGn-Ihe Independent Southern Rights party
have resolved TO maintain their organization, and TO
vote :" in August for the man or men who entertain
principles nearest those advocated by the Southern
Rights Troup and Qutman party in the late Presi-
Dental Election and recommend the course 10 be
pursued by every friend Of the South in the language
OF a resolution recently passed az Cahawba.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31

and G. w. Jones (Old Fog,) both Democratic Mem
bers of the last Congress- from Tennessee, have been
thrown into the same District by the late arrangement
sharp contest is anticipated between them for the seat
in tho next Congress.
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KESTUcKY-Canddates are as thick as ever on the
LIST Boyds) District and it is supposed that if Con
vention is held Linn Boyd will be renominated Among
those still in the field Col VIM. Bradley, Of Hopkins,
JEFF Brown Of Union and Col L.. d. Gholson, Of Bal
lard All Democrats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31

I,m.S..-The Democratic State Central Committee
have recommended Albert G. Porter, late member Of
fiat body as the Democratic candidate for Reporter OF
the Decisions Of the Supreme COurf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31

MIssoURI-Gen Thomas B. English, of Cape Girar-
desu County is announced by authority, as candidate
for Congress in the With Congressional District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31

MIssssrpPL-Hon John A. Wilcox, (Dem.) Is can
Jidate for reelection to Congress
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