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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-25
LHWlSDDRH ElRDWlIhS
AUGUST %, 1854.
The Effects of Division.
EAToN, Aug. II, 1854.

D EATON, Aug. IL, 1854.
= DEAR SIR: Il received yours of the
D 9TH, and take pleasure ir answering your
Q questions according to the best informa.
0 ,ion have upon the subject Of inquiry :
!. The cost of our County Buildings,
= when FIRST occupied, was about $500,
0 -four thousand FIVE hundred dollars paid
principally by subscriptions. They have
been sufficient for all useful purposes ;
0 there has been some complaint, about the
Jail, but it is well enough when we'll at.
0 tended
. .. The Taxes Of Wyoming county, arc
. higher than when set of from Luzerne /;
0 the ratio of taxation has advanced from
= = to $ mills on the dollar.
3. know of no desire in the people Of
Wyoming to be re-annexed to Luzerne ;
they would as soon think Of being re-an-
0 nexed to Great Britain.
4. The people of Wyoming have un-
q doubtedly been benefited by the separa-
0 ton. 1t has infused energy, and concen-
trated action, awakened an independent
} spirit of inquiry and improvement, both
ptcuniary and moral, greater than would
have been, had they remained frontier
, townships of Luzerne.
} Luzerne, think, has lost nothing by
TIE change it relieved her somewhat of
an overburthen Of legal business, which is
said to be still too great.
believe | have answered your ques-
} tions in brief, which you can use as to
you may seem proper.
, And believe me yours sincerely,
JESSE HARDING.
o. n. Worden, Esq.
REMARKS.
i Wyoming county was formed abou. Ten
years ago, with less than ten thousand in
habitants and its Valuation, even now,
is under One Million Of Dollars. Its
Court House and Offices are in one build
ing, ,commodlous, and evenelegant Its jail
is of brick, with stone foundation, and
stone yard upon ore side. The division
has proved beneficial in every respect, for
its increase of taxes, hr,c mills on the dol
lar, is made up by gains il other respects,
, thrice over. Each portion Of Union
county, if divided, would be near double
, the population Of Wyoming, when orga.
nizc d and each would contain THREE
TIMES the amount Of taxable property.
, W. oming has no regrets for her serara'
ton, small as she is in wealth and num-
bers. Our correspondent is respectable
D and intelligent Farmer, no way interested
} in the County Seat W.
,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-25
Lewisb., Centre & Spruce Creek Road

HAMS TOWNSHIP WIDE AWAKE
A meeting of the citizens Of Haines tp.
was held on the 18th inst, at the public
house of T. B. Young in Aaronsburg.
The design of the meeting was to obtain
subscribers for shares to forward the road.
President-Dr. C. CoBURN.
Vice Presidents-J. Wolf, A. Winkel.
blech, John Hosterman, W. Harter, ].
Meyer, D. Kurtz and Jacob Hosterman
and J. G. Meyer, Secretarys.
Speeches were made by Maj. j. Net,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-25

One John Clum was accidentally shot
by Mr. John W. White, near Carbondale,
On the I'd inst. Mr. White was hunting
pigeons, and Mr.. Clum happened to be ap-
preaching Mr.. White through thicket so
iense that neither saw the ether, just as
Mr. W. fred at biEd exactly in range
with Mr.. Chum. Pigeon and man both
killed instantly.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-25

"BILL NEBRASKA" The first white
male child born in Nebraska siuco tho
passage Of the organization bill, was bora
at Dr. Clark's Hospital, Nebraska Centre.
in June, and was named BIZ Nebraska
K:nney. His father, the Hon. j. F. Kin.
ney. Chief Justice of Utah, has taken tho
lead in sustaining the Douglas tiiP' in
rery forcible manner
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-25

The Wings, Morrill, Democrats, Anti
Nebraska men Of all shades, Temperance
and Free-Scil parties, have nominated Mr..
John NJ. Wood, Wing, of The Portland
-idrertiser, for Congress, to-day, by vote
Of 435 to l6. This indicates the action
of the State in the Congressional nomina.
tionS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-25

Gerrit Smith, in settling with the Ser.
ceant.at-Arm., was entitled TO about $500
legal mileage, but only took about 800,
being sS day while coming and goins1
and setu.j travelling expenses.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-25
IT. C. HICKOK, EDITOR.
ON. WORDEN, PRINTER.
The Lewisburg Chronicle
x,,r,xpsxr FAMILY JOURNAL,
y,,usi on Friday Mornings, at Ler''oHry'
y-, .,,,,.y PsppSyIrdaid.

y,,usi on Friddy HDrntags, al Le"'S0"'g'
Laioa county, PsHnytcd"th-
-rPyS-sI 50 per vcar for cash sctusily ~ ,,i, hl
,,-s n nail within three months; s-o'h pli -, f,r
var; = 81 il DOT paid brfiEr the year 'hf'iss'
, .inge number. q, ..,-s r.r
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IN. vi g cent. zach -ul-'-l i'h' ~ " -
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c,-,r,ira,ous s. irrl "n TOPICS ~ (: nrr7' lh'
=, .,g, ~. - 20 ~ party s"rt1ri'n e'i's- - q,
ist-r. o. .,r1a poe. past ar'nr 'arei y 'nr nam '
si-..s r.. 40 rritr :, r.7- iyc attention. Ag
10, .,rln.v-y o. The firHrn nj h'r~rtmelt- !" 'e
i--..J q. U.NsY e. HfrVrS. Isl ~ -ahi 'i'vse On
s,.f,rs. matters to . ' NOHbEN l'H'ih'r
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH l. I"ra.rd IN me o'hrs
=, 40 5fsscfs auI arrru- unrns AZ tAi" 10 ""'"in
~. from II. hast IN alvarez ~ ib- h"i''-
&C., a i.b the n'i-e are ample materials FOR most
tini.afJos PRINTING, ~hirh vi, or eH raied Win
,.,,n.s. and iesrAtrh sud ln rca'onHhr terms
os,e on u.-kr, syulrr, north side second story I'd
soot above the Post tihrr.
N. wORDET, Proprietor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-25
Lewisburg Post. Office Arrangements

EASTERN Mails, every day except Sunday,
close at 3Ia o'clock, p NJ
close at 50 A. N
NORTHERN (william-port Mond wedn and fri.,
close at Pm. Of night preceding.
close at IL, NJ.
close at P.M. Of night preceding
N Business hours daily (except sundsys) from out
llL A NJ, snd from IL, ". until g. Pm.
Eov. q, 1854 H.w. CR0TzER, P. n.
a0~, A VARIETY of School Books,
Blank Books, Gift Books for Holiday
presents, Pens, Ink. Letter and Cap Paper,
Fancy Stationery, Magazines, Papers. etc. etc.
for sile ete7p a, the LIwnIrRs Posi- OyrieI
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-25

osesrs of the Union County Agricultural Society.
Presilent-JAcoB GUNDY, East buffalo.
Zee P.cliieHtS-
sAausi SH.DIE, I|Ty Z i'oBr II h'RnER i'm,S ,Stors
D.yr,L WILMER. 't'ph0n AS sWiNEf -'sio b'Titn
Il. MENsts. WJht1styn !s''C BY f",,h
HExRT 4. ETER. FnHS J 't"h t bh""N f''tbHh9t"
-, ,rrr,,l,y NaI'e-,-. DAVID lr-pS. ~ B,ftlO
T,y> -y,>GgI g. g,sr NN. NANVAizAH. IiloiOe
I'm Rg,vtR Brrrsr Gf0 DPEI>R,cU n fi,Htprg
II n ,RIIz ~ Bsrr,r Is.tc ; STEINER. LsirisbUrg
I'm S,NnE7, e. a.srrlle Thomas HowND. h.Hy
JlHN WILT, HIrt-y SAN HENDERSON. Z" hH' Deer
C,rr'g .Scc'y-RichdN b Lincoln, Hartley.
Rec'g .Sec'y-O. \. Wordeu, lewisburg.
Treasurer-Rcbert H. Laird, East Buffalo.
Librarian-Samuel Wcirick, New Berlin.
Ececutice Com.-.Jas. P. Ross, Lcwi>hurg.
do Isaac Slcnker, New Berlin
do Henry ". Snyder, Penns
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-25
I'd Fairto be at LeWisburg.
Oct. ) s 6, 1854.
Committee Of .4rrapycments.

C0mmittec oF -3rrdny6menfS
JONATHAN WOLFE, GEORGE X. BLISS,
JOSEPH NJ. NEsBIT, JOHN CHAMBERLiN
FRANCIS WILSON, HENRY W. FRIES:
JoIIN king
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-25
Premiums for 1854.
HORSES.

NURSES.
For bes, Stallion-to be paid when he has been
kept within the limits OF the Society one
service season $500
"a nest. same conditions 800
best Breeding Mare, one OF more of her
colts TO be shown 500
Cd best, same conditions 2Co
best Geiding Horse, not over years 300
% best -oO
best , years old Colt zoo
best wears old Coli zoo
best sucking Horse Col, l,5c
81 best l,oo
best sucking Mare Colt l,5o
I'll best l'oo
PLONTt.G MATCH.
best Flowing regard beimg l. al 4" the skill
of workmcn aud DISC pI'nc oi leans as
well As execution of the work, rather
,han time provided II be done within
reasonable time "'ou
81 be., 200
best done BY boy under 90 years Of age 800
NEAT CATTLE.
beG Bull, not under nor over years
old, kept within the limits OF the Society
one service season 3,oo
81 best, same conditions .oo
hest Bull Calf 200
best Cow for al! purposes, OF her Calves
to be shown as evidence Of her breed
ing, and full statement In writing Of
b., D,,rv Cn,I,,Tss 3GO
,,h.., - cnn.,,iors 2OC
bcs, or more DAIRY Cows, owned ana
kept by one person, written statements
of age, breed yield &c. to be rendered.
"Penn'a Farm Journal one year. or
Agricult Patent Office Rep. and 81, or 2,0t
best year old Heifer, J.or aud 81, or 2,ot
,f HuffpF III
best Cow for stock Zoo
best year old Heifer i,5U
best helfer Calf, J. or r. or loo
best stock Of Nea, Cattle belonging 10 one
farm, less than 10 head, J. or k. and l,oO
OXEN And STEERS.
best pair of Oxen, years old or more 800
"a hes, 2OO
best yoke Steer Calves. J. or R. or loo
TEAMS.
bestlea Of Oxen from any one township
pairs or more years old or more e,Oo
best span of Working Horses 4oo
I'd best 2,oo
best span Of Matched Horses 200
SHEEP.
best French Merino Buck, kept within
the Society limits years 5'Oo
best Buck of any other breed ECO
best 6 Eve Sheep, ]. or r. and 81, or 200
best Lambs 200
best Boar 200
"a best 100
best Sow, with l or more Of her pigs to
be shown, ]. or r. and 81. or 200
best or more Pigs, TO 10 weeks old,
]. or r. and 100
best Pigs 100
POULTRY
best pair Shanghai Chickens IS
I'd best 25
best pair Chiitagongs 10
ID best 25
best pair Cochin Chinas IS
ID best 25
best pair Polish 75
ID best %
best pair of any other breed IS
Cd best 25
best pair Turkeys 100
ID best SO
CROPS
bes, acres Winter Wheat 500
ID best, J. or R. and 400
Sd best 200
best bushel Wheat LOO
81 best so
bes, acre Spring whea, l,5o
hes, acres Rye 800
bes, acres Indian Corn 500
ID best a00
I'd best a0o
best bushsl Corn in ears 100
ID best An
best acres 0tts 400
ID best I'm
sss1 b1shel oss %
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-25

-. hnS hat Suecs pC.ataae
A. comr,o, po,,,o..
has, a.r.s Tnrn;ns .
-, hn,h.I Tr,n,,,s
bes, / acr. carra,s q
best i acre Beet, .
he, hushel Beeis
hes; acre Ruta Baga Turnip, =
hest / acre Beans. ]. or X. and
81 best
hes, peck Beans
bes, peck Peas
best lnr Cabbage
bes, Pumpkins
FRUIT
best lot Winter Apples not under kinds,
peck of each kind. all raised by the
person presenting, J. or X. and
Cd best J. or K.
best variety Apples no, under 10 kinds or
less than . bushels in all, ]. or X. and
best bushel Aples
best specimens Pears
hest specimens Plu,ns, 3 or more kinds
hest neck Ounces
best peck Peaches
best lot Cranes. 5 lbs. or more
n,1py ppoDIrcTS
host, ,hs or marc pn,,.r a silver hp,.
t.,r,, q
' 80 a.r .r,c
,"' - "'S' 'iie'T e" e, 'oi'
pes. S"rTSe' - a IN VI ni'Ie ,
oes' io' iioheV' :" IDS o' ''iole
FLOJR AND BfEAD.
best barrel Wheat Flour
best 30 lbs. Bnckwheat Flour l
best specimen Flour Bread. with written
statement of manner OF making 1t l
best Rve and Indian, same conditions
HUtHEHOLD MANUFACTURERS.
hest fu.!ed Cloth, 10 yards or more
"a best
best W COL Flannel, 10 yards CT more
~ hest
best Cotton and Wool do 10 yds or more |
best WuuIcuYarnC Carpelins,5 yds or more =
I'd best /
be>I Rag Carpeting, 6 ydS or more |
ID best
best Hearth Rug l
hest doz pairs Mems Woolen Half Hose
best Wooen Shawl l.
I'd best
best pound Wooden Yarn
best Quilt :
I'd best
best Bedspread
"a best
oest specimen Neeclework
"a pest
oes' ,.dhnp "dt
beSt AMI iPpet
neSl "roush, onoes
oe>' Pai's ".'e ,v,,,
pes' Specimen .a's'u "o.oO WIN :,
oes. S"a" ilds>' u. m.o'
pest uoihesuo 'odP, ios Va m
CfED AhiICLEo'
best single wagon :.
best specimen Cao!het "ofX
best Dress Coat Il
pest vest
pest a9oh harness
oeSt a"<' rah 7h'ns H"'SNeu
pes. uoz' mp "nins
pest uc% SUI 80 hea,nei ;,
"eSl ,o' ii'iNneu ',ra.n.' ian. "", '''e' A'"o
peS' uo|''Par> ihich Do"'s
''St Pd's ~" 90 nno'' !,
'es' r@',> na'.nS ~" -" ~, ,,r,rs.
A"hictLiohhm lHFLE-HH"1''' D. :,
heS, imp o'eu '"aiu 40" :,
"a pest .
best improved oeeo i'o" :,
"a pe,' !,
oeSt Suo>oiI w" -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-18


SHIT AANp, ashore Desr Norfolk. II statsd In dis
patch that city Of the 10th have sprung forcmast
and bowsTrt and her stem started She was ordered
DO discharged
SHrP CAsIAS, at Baltimore from Callao, via Hampton
Poads had foremost and maintopmast trcssls Grip
r]cd.
SHr ANNA, at Charleston 18th from Liverpool on the
sth st In lat 81 lon co 90, having been close
Southeastern IL Increased at that dnte TO perfect hurr
csne could not get piece OF to stand had TO
Leave the hp to- the running to immense height
and making clean breach tho vos.el bat finally
succeeded passing through 1t without serious damage
BRIG NARY ANN, johnson, Of and from Charleston for
Attskspas, was ovrrtsken in the middle OF the Gull
Stream 9th inst by the late gaie steering f1r Aoajo
Island when her main mast cut away and she
struck at On o'corh, ut the entrance Of ybe inlet
sothx Ard OF ssvsnrf river All tho sails we're carried
away, fore topsallan mast forctopmast brohon fore
NEST cisc ed, boat lost pumps carried away by the fa
o. the msihmost and vater'oggsd The captain was
tsi nth yellow fever he day loft Charicston and
DIED Of blsfk vomlt On Wednesday night The was
owned by Capt Vines MT Of Charleston and WIS insured in
Ire souh Carolina Insurance Company $4,000 and In
The Columbia Insurance Company for $1,000.
s1IR DlRIco, Gordon from JacA sonvIs for Washing.
ton DC lumber aden dsmantled In the gale Of
s'h and the captain and rescued 18th b. steamer
Gov udley, about ten miles from shore, and carried
into ChArletton. They al in jst emacatei
clifton having had nothing to subsist for six days,
their alter ard provisions having been swept away By
tho gale The, helpless ~ % have 10 DO llced
" r-f cvt - he hoff hps ~ tho csuti rus al urstr
tics q reurs. aent t.ey wsre room comparatively -.
ssoes&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-18

Among the arrivals of last ct the Ct Denis Hotel
we notice General Amonte tho Mexican Minister Count
do SaStiees Minister OF france: Nile Nau the canta
trice; Baron Palm Col smith, Capt W Lay COL r
W. james, and Messrs. Firk and Urquart, Of New Or
leans
AT the 81. Nicho'as-Rev F u. W. Ward, Geneva Hon
G. Robinson, l. Hon. James A. Baird, Delaware
Judge Page, sobs,ec,ady; Hon : 4sers Ohio; Rsa
DR.. Palmer, Halifax CHANCELLOR FARMS worth, ietrott
:. N. EldoDpey, Baltimore r. NJ Filters, Miss; "
Vassar, PoushAecfse; Rathbone, Albany.
10; tol Ken CHI, do; Prof. sIexander pinity Lou
isisna; J. 1hos Aialson, MONTREAL don. VIM Ashton
Canada; Thoma Allen. London: J. G Walsh. o.
army; Capt " +. Boshn.li California; Major keuuedy
and tomily, do; Hon. II uapey, Tennessee; Fl NJ Hays
SOD, Georgia; A. TOmpk,ns and family, Boston.
At the Astor-H. Robinson. New Bedford G. Carr Bos-
ton; G. SeCauley, Phila sphia: e Appleton. Boston
Q Fsmnsr, New Orleans; COMMODORE smith, U $.
Bher, U Army: W. Hale, San Francisco; Col haG,.
lton, A.ban,;A. Latham. Washington, g.
At Irving House-Dr Van Atwerp, N. Orleans; Hon.
Cuba Professor Tyler, Piltsasld; Rev D.~s "n,
Dan, Dublin, 1rc,snd p cfessor NJ Mcigs Pottstown Pa
bon G. Rand, Portland Me-; Judge Vim Jcssuo, Mon
John H. Cole Virginia
At the Preseott--w =. Grinneu Phraselphi.; George
Ripley. Grecnneo b. Ripley, 60 f D. stocs ton U. "a
IL.
wbcejock, U. & A; 4 A Berry and lady, New Hamp-
shire.
From New Orleans and Havana in the steauship Ca.
hsvbe-From New oriesns-P sincy and lady Fl Bud
dipgton and family. Kecgar, nrs KecgaD ana three
children, hrs n Lofc.t, Mise aroonng, Lughi and
con, Hau, lady aud child Capt q Adams. q 3 N;
Lieut. Hallirsy, IA, Cap. Il Dunn, " Eettleton.
pifet, Iyas, Grsen,. J Turmoil, Dr. Coz, Jno
CragR, Walton. Frm Bavann-Mrs d L Ruig thr 90
children and two servants, Bernnult Phflps lady
and chio, Jer O. g. Csuet DIS Gown, II Oahu
zsc, de Mszarro,o, 20 Mozarrcd, A abfin Aorin,
1ay1r, P RI ldan, r Roldan, X Temple NJ Acoss,
Mrs = dc Hath, Maa Duartp, j @ Mendoza V Castro,
L Whitman, CaIdepas, v sanchez, L Ramos, Miss L
sspches, @iss Recio, Il. Arszarius, Pad.
ION. Msnger, y Maseb6of, Nora, NJ Lace Lat, J
Trinidad. Total, IS.
From Lhorpcol in ship Dewitt Clinton--Srs Drum
n.obd MRS A llitt and daughter.
DHpARrUREs.
For edmond, &c, In the steamship jamestown
RMC Wnlismson, iricpds, Aug Mitchell and servant,
Marvin, wihsm nm, sturges, W A stark, II
palewis, @ Dickinson, A Higgins, q Haughton, II.
Whitman ard LADY, niss susan Abbot, hAsietcu,
Mrs Tseleton Walter Thorn, Francis Thorn, Id King,
John Nah~tt stephen Thorn a.d lady, Mics M.os.t
p~vn ~ Nc.., nnd LII, <-s ictnsr' . Nsr'"Ts,.
s:sesAC~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-18

necaD; sea Queen, hanson, snd Adelaide Bell Chase
Liverpool bark Gov v.n 01holu, Davis, NYork. bril-
Gsls1a. GeJer, Bottom; sohrs Geo Edward, Nay;
Mercer Robinson; y l. Sturgis Norris: H HILL Hard
irG sDd Elcuist. Thatcher, Boston; D : ker-hon
Graham, hallowtl, be- Forest. Jones, Windsor, NY; l
Cry, fslcy, Roxhury; steamer Delaware. Clark NYok
CO 18th tts amers Cry Of New York lathe a. mton
Michigan Ely NYorh; bark Oak, RYDER, Boston; briggs
Havana Reed do Loietto, Noid, n, sst.lla River Geo
Rotrsn; Geo EDWARD, May; Evetdal-, Wallis GssslIc
somers, Bcaton; Louiia Gray. Haley, Roxbary; Elcr
Ma,hcs, Wills. Calais; Braros, Iickinson Hartford
Mary Ezsb III, hubbard, New hsven; Sylvia K Perry
EegartcwD; N RDggVld, Shavet, New Yorh Cicero
Adams tal River; Bristol. Very Providsnes; Martins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-18
City POliulcs.
From the Sunday Times ) ept. IT,
Is>pap RON pnv rrrr, va ;

CALENDAR FOR POLITICIANS.
We have compiled list OF the candidates for
on the election nov little less than months OF The
letters s'ter esch name win dcsignste the pont,eew
for Know Nothing As the days wear round Of course
the Lat Win sen.ibly din inish-
Ton MAYOR -B.e.er, {w,) Csrnlsy, (w.,) Barber,
Nv snc X Nd Kelly, (s.,) Tweed, (s,) seaol, (H.,)
ron lEcoRpra -Tallmaage, Cw.,) Bcbee, w } White,
lw,; io%,ns'n' two rhi0a' (s0 w.'erOary (s)
seR cnr JrDGs -Ansn, w.,) Stuart, Nv } Pinney,
scha6er q and NJ Nye, g. hIlips, }H } Ward,
r cn ta, ass an wv Robinson q Ro.
w; andK .N.> Brovncn, g., Barr, III ) Johnson,
Fon COMMISSIONER OF s1Eerrs.-schafer, wv y Lyon,
e oKesie, ss.srst, go ohlas, ls.,} Gllai.1,
IoR Govr1:sos or AIMS Hora Ger eral Hau, Nv }
MoSn,iOrs, (w,) cushnsn,s (W;.l ulim.nn Sw.3
w'9s oakley 1sS sasS ' .a;g s.s.;! Rely
veil q y Room., g } chsshcld d. Neeonisy g.
lI fos tv H Sas sssI' Is Cw and
MosIIs q andrews 60 bOh:I.y, g., Jackson ta,}
"i,a.cS .. "a a. St and s.A ward.,-weh
Sw.I Blses.,ohe, (w Ware, lw , Pelton, lW Bow
sn Sss ssss us 9 sss 22h s, ws
aconee w. RELY, G. } Walsh, Gnd Oakley, 81
Childs, lw) Leyericge, w J Morgans, (w.,) tokic
!w Nhtnsy, ~ and n, Tweed, Isl Covert,
gseSes, (w) griggs, .(w.,) Laymoni, (w.,) walden,
g. Csg.y, ga Porter, go scsiss, az sesman,
I7tn varosl-sim' n.on, lw,) romlpson, (w.,) Var
t,io, (W,) NTH, (H Troter, 90 Wh esr, (Iod }
Mcintyre, I'D Gstn lsh, 2lst, i2tn aud 22d wards -
Wake man. lW..) King land, (W.,) Beooks (w,) Gut
ting, (u.,) Clarke, tH y Dcvereanx, 80
hon JusrIeE OWN Town, (4th 9th aud I4th wards)--
40 rhes bold enough. Ciarke, a. Brennan, d.
K,liy, Cna
II win be that the preponJerancc of names IL
with the Wigs These are 10 sapguine Of pro0tins By
Their opponents dissensiora that there plenty Of
candidates among them, while the democrats arc more
cautious OF claims
(from the Sur day Courier, Sept. III
POLITICAL.
Having last week given brief statement of the prom.
ncnt democratic candidates Tor Coegress this city, We
.hsvstk tsv,te .f~~ paragraphs 70 hose il
ths vhe party VINO iAes ss~ bssa sslks1 ar, n
ecIseSxss viii ~ saae $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-18

PHnADnPMA, September 10 -(Reported By Keen b
Taylor )-Fsyss Boaru- slO0n Schuy Nav Mort os ~,
e., Erie, 81; 1000 Penas SIS so b5, SAX; shares
Pc, kR 4b 100 Long I-lapd RR, DO, IS; o. d. cash
50 ebu,' Nav pr~.s,reo, SS~ 80 sik 100 heading RR,
s6 90, ioe do b5. s5; MDen RR al y IS Penn 10 ~n
sb'p Bank as - M@cnsn ca BAN, so 8eoo~n Boards
lilo sh r. sdinx RR, SO, 50; 10 do. 35k; 200 do,
3th 100 60, nS ssx Second Baard-5o shares Penna
Ri s5K; 100 loi I.lspd kR b5. ish SO do IS, lSx;
Ma, pre-. bs.p Six, 100 do, in tots, ak; d., 3lz
II Hari.berg RR days, S.; 100 Morris Csosi, ss, Lax
80 CO, days l2k; SO Resdog RI. IS, S5k; Farmers
Boo'd-sao Buy 0's, SIX; 1000 Penna e's, 81; 100
shsres Reading RR, hS SAN $50 do, bs, 35; 100 do,
t5wu 35k; loo do ST * 900 Morris Canal bs, nix; 81
Beaver RR days, 3s; 700 New Greek Coal Co,
IL; 500 DO, So, ~ Market frm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-18

HEALTH or NKw ORLEANS.

HEALTH Vi NhW OhLfAtS>
from tie New Orleans Courier, SEPT 81
IL With pain that ec IL outy TO announce
readers that for soms days past yellow fever Ia
ssaci the ince The gnbsr OF In private
Is ca by some Of moet eminent ply ST.
clans, daily ircrc sing In remarks on the report
fIcm the Charity Hospital on Tuesday morning we
stated thst the oil ease on the decline aud such
ir reality, tho At the lime occasion
caution strangers and urncclmatod persons against
epeiiog tho city until coulo give them further
Ct the tSappearsncc Of every sympto n yell
fever We glad 70 hsvo cor So feeling satisfied
hat after having gwen them nels Warning they
rot at east Of conceaDs tho truth from them.
From five Ole och On lbufssas evening up TO twelve
oclt ok yesterday the inter OF persons ae:'ed by d!f
ent diseases no admitted TO the Charity Hoo
pital amounted TO ATTY There were 80 discharges.
furipg The ssmc time there In all 20 deaths Of
Itch ~ ~ere caused b. yellow fever.
This il ciscoursa Ds state Of things, aud II IL dis
treespg duty for to the chronicers Of IL III
leeve II L. duty to do so and under this conviction
pyef.- cirv H. Of the rik Of incurnog
6isrkssure of rser~stsd 70 ecnrc~'ne Ns
49,. .ev .-x. .~s, csoie<A was actualy Geo.
nstirs tbs pcfSAIoa a or RestossA - WaSen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-18

Uxryp TATE urucr CocKT.-CFiDtusl cases.
-urExns oURr-GRsxRAI rxsN Mos ~, 4S, ~, '70,
~, A. az 60. 70 % 10 oripg the remsudsr Of this
month the q ~ Judges 10 the Supreme Court vii sit
81 h % herr irom to 10 O'CLOCK ev-ry morning On
te IsTts and zach az the Judges VIII at at sp~ci u
Term. No viii be heard except on -stur
day The General Term u sit during this m nth from
l0o'clocs @scept on Saturday The Circuit stands i'd
jcuyDd 70 the 2h inst but 1t l. rot probable that any
jury cat~s s,li be heard before October
Common PrxAs Nee llel, I'LL, lu4 llS3, II, OIL,
l014, 1850, ll6s, 1851, l1b9, ll60, l16l, ll62.