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EMPLOYMENT O AGENTS.


CEVERAL Thousand energetic and trustworthy
y young men are wanted to act agents both
local and travelngin every State in the Union, for
the sale Of patented article OF manu- Bcture in
extensive demand. The exclusive right for the Uni
ted States ownod by the advertisers and agents of
capacity and business tact easily earn Two Hun
dred Dollars per month.
NO CAPITAL NECESSARY.
"ErtrGct from communications from our
aqexts." 81 herewith enclose you draft
Eor-dolldrs, deductiug One hundred
and ninefy-seuen dollars as my commission
on the sale Of the last month"; Signed ''H.
Reed" ssIshaH realize as commission on
nv sales this month about one hundred and
seventy-fre dollars" E. c. Field.
The occupation will prove light and gentleman
" employment-as honorable rs it is profitable.
agent will be accepted unless able TO produce
substantial testimonials sto character and industry
Salaries will be arranged for the FIRST year If pre-
ferred.
So many answers to advertisements are Forwarded
from motives of ,e curiosity only, the advertisers
will consider no application unless accompanied by
One Dollar Is evidence Of sincerity, when full par
ticulsrs v i be forwarded.
Address BURNS, BENEDICT 4 Co.,
es Baltimore, Md
70 the substantial nature Of the enterprise re
fer TO KENNETH DALE, LIE ROY, SONS 4 Co
AIeo 20 HAMILTON r. WEST, Ohio; Hon. c. N
0EN1IS, Rhode leland, and n. nay, Key west, Fs
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NJ M M O TIL
G i @ 7 HING 4 I 0 R j .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
BE N. /. ZEKIEL

I HAVE just received and opened my Fall and Win
L ter stock of
READY.NADE CLOTHING.
solicited. Having thsseason supcrintended the man
ity of material. durability If make, and style Of cut
above any stock brought to this city. Amongst
this stock will be found
COATS.
Of every description. Black and other colors. Frock
and Dross Goats Beavercoh. Broadcloth, Lion skin.
Petersham Felt Whitney, Cashmere, Sattinet, and
Twoec business overcoats.
PA NrS,
Of black End fancy Doeskin and Cashmere, Tweed.
Beaverton and othe Pants.
ESrS
Fine cut silk Velvet ana Plush Vests. Black and
ancy Satin and Silk, Cashmere, Sattinet. cloth
and other vests
FURNISHING GOoDS.
Black and fancy silk and satin IVA Is and stocks,
pocket handkercheifs, white and fancy shirts. silk
merino, flannel and cotton updershirts and drawers.
trunks carpet bags, gloves and variety Of furnish
ing goods.
With many thanks to the citizens of Burlington for
their past patronage, would solicit continuance #
it, feeling confident in assuring them that if good
goods and ,nod.ra prices offer inducem,nt they
shall never leave my store dissatisfied,
Country merchants visiting Burlington for tn ,ir
can assure them my prices will compare most favor
b. EZEKIEL.
Jefferson street, door east Of Coolba u6h Brooks
Bankers.
Sent. a. "a.
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c.. III. WALDIN,
~ Watch Maker and Jewellcr. Ga
A.. II 81, q
n u TCD IN FINE JEWEI Ry

nh Ns. q
LER IN FINE JEWELRY.
ltLNKS, Watches Mathema teal ptical and
" Musical Instruments. Of Jewery, such ~ fine
Diamonds. Rings. Breast Pins, Locke,s, &c. / have
Mt fine stock was brought to this State.
Spectacles, PEBBLES, Pereesoplic, Pcriforle and
Concave Glasses. set in Gold, Silver, fine Steel and
g S. frames. Telescopes, fine Pocket Knives
Mathematical and Surveyors Compdsses,
Drafting ms rumeRts, Magnifying Gil sses, Micro
scopes, Prisms, Polyoramas, Magic Lanterns, Their,
mometers
Silver Plated Ware of all kinds such Tea setst
spoons pocket and Penknives. Over $50 differen
kinds superior Scissors and Shears for BARRIERS Tail
ors and ordinary uses. Rogers Euwie Knives. Also
some Of the best Sewing Needles in the world musical
instruments accortleons with 10 and IL Keys, with
and without semytones, Turbines, Mondelins, bass
viols. Russian Italian and German volins. Superior
Guitars. with --latest improvement. Flutes Flago
lets, Efcs. Prulos. Trums, Tambornes. China. Ita-
ian. and German violin strings, Tuning Forks.
Those who want TO buy invite TO cali as they will
find greater assortment and variety Of things than
ever has been in place here before and all will be
sold low. wholesale and retail. Nov.7.
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over shoes.
M EMS Buffalo Over Shoes; Mems Metallic Over
lvI Shoes: Women and Chillrens' do. d.. do
WOmens' Buffalo Over Shoes; good assortment FIR
sale by T. l.. & C. B. PARSONS.
Dec. Z, 1854.
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r. H. S @ N E a.,

WHOLESALE GROCER AND COMMISSION
w MERCHANT, No. 81, Levce, has in store and
to arrive, the following articles, which he will sell
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(HrpeilHs> 4 Rug.
4 NEW stock Of latest and hest STYLES ca n he had
"A ut oct 26. L. l.. 4 G. il. PARSONS.
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so Or and cks cogniac
and Amer. brandy
100 bbls Amer. brandy
and gin; u do peach
brandy rum and Mo
ncngahela whiskey
500 bbls old rectified do
100 bbls cider vinegar
so or cks old port, Ma
\ deira l. Malaga wine
100 bxs claret wine
300 bxs Goldfish 4 herring
100 bxs brandy cherries l.
Stoughton bitters
1000 cans Bait. oysters
10 case ! and I bxs sar-
dimes
100 bxs assorted pickles
and ketchup
100 bxs lemon syrup and
chocolate
100 NJ regalia and princi-
pee cigars
$50 bxs Havana and Gu
ba skies
so bxs assorted preserves
SO gross playing cards
SO dog washboards
$50 dog buckets, assorted
$50 nest tubs
20 gross yeast powders
100 gross backing
$50 rms let and cap paper
500 rms wrapping paper
200 bxs window glass
$50 do tumblers and TASKS
800 do ink and mustard
l case u. D. pecussion
caps
Prunes and candy
Pepper sauce,
black lead, Pipes, powder
l "a.
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STILL LATER AND MOL + IMPORTANT.
4 BEAUTIFUL Assortment Of Spring and Sun..ne
n Goods, which, owing the latencss of the season
will be closed out at slight advance from FIRST Cos
by (june Is, 1884, US. KIMBALL &CO.
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DAMT Faia phA e53

(I7 ANTED-lO. 900 lbs. good fresh butter; 5000
w dozen fresh ggs; 100 dozen chickens; Dry
Hides, Beeswax, Rags. and every ,ticle in the mar
ketng way for which the higest marketing price in
cash viii he paid at all times.
Oct, 18th, '54. WIN. ii. ANDE' SON.
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Panama. Leghorn, and straw Hats.
FULL and complete assortment just received
n and for sale very cheap at the hat store of
arr w. STURGIS.
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Hats and Caps.
nF everv description for men boys. and children.
including 'ush, seaete fur silk cotton and wool
now tlngat
Oct :. T. l.. &c. B. Parsons
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LNARMINGDALE-an interesting work for sale
4 at fn,v. ICY VAN METERS.
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
)00 CANS prime Oysters,
ZUO 10 b.xes Star candles,
10 do Mould do,
2Odo. Soap, ass'd.,
l5 do Rasins. new crop,
20 do Herring.
2 cases ground Rice,
and every article. in fact, usually found in grocery
and provision stores-cheap dirt, for cash-.hcse
HARD times.
1EAil orders accompanied by the CASH, and all
articles sold, will be sent home free Of charge as the
wagon is always ready. w. III. ANDERSON.
Main Street, Burlington, Dec. rs. "a.
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Groceries For the Million!
KIMBALL & cos

s. KIMBALL & CO., have justreceiveda large
81 shipment Of Goods consisting in part, asfollows
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UST received, 100 Ibe Zante Currants,
y 70 1 Boxes new crop Raisins, for sale cheap BY
W. II. ANDERSON,
dec II, - Main street.
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Lg~ LGL=SE1T ri rA3
J. d. NcCLEARY'S
COLORED PRINTING LNK,
AT CoRoE's Book STORE.
A FULL supply just received at the following

Varnish for Colored Inks.
June "a, "a.
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lust received dutinas and accordeons, violins, hail
y brushes, port monies, &C., by
ap ril -. A. W. W. CARPENTER.
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THE Abbotsford Edition of Waverly Novels, com
i plete in vols. the best edition ever published
$1,000, for sale at CURSES.
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DICKLES-30 boxes assorted Pickles for sale By
I Jan 6.lS55. II HUNT.
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pFNTON'S Thirty Years in the U. S. Senate, jus
ID received and for sale by
SEPT. %, '54. &. A. VAN METER.
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CIGARS! CIGARS!!
7 S. SCIIRAMM a Co, have jus, received
u. 10000 choice brands of Regalias, and
5000 g Principe cigars all Of
which will be sold at very low figures.
(may rs '54l
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Il 'HE Lamplighter, Poems of the Heart. PARTY
! leaders-sketcbes of jefferson Hamilton. Jack
son, CLAW and Randolph, for sals ly
Oct. II. 81. f. A VAN INTER-
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nFF-HAND takings, or Crayon sketches Of many
~ Of our most eminent mem great national
work 1t (nov. l6.) VAN METERS.
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RESULT OF HINDOOISMAT THE WEST.

Csr,e,pondepee ofThe N. Y. Tribune
sHEBoYGAN, Wis, Tuesday, April 3, 1855.
We had our Charter Election here yesterday, ADD
write 10 inform you Of the result, AMI the effect
which Hiudooism has had here upon the Republi-
c.n party. As you are aware, we had to elect
Judee for our Supreme Court, Judge Cfaw'ords
term having expired. You are also aware that Of
The three Judges of which Supreme Court ia COM
posed. Crawford is tte only one who admits the con
siiiu,io, 1t, Of the Fugitive Slave act
TIE Repubic.o patty l's' fall, were IN IN g)rly
10 TIE sac they were II. majority 10 toi' c'J, snl
Gectsd a Republican As,eu.blyman. l mention nus
to show ib4 hst party asd tie p3rer to ndorse the
Secisicn If Judges Smith sGd Wilton IN tn late
Rooth asi R,cfot case. That II Vas tbs duty o' thH
marty and ,bs. il of vital Importance tha' tney
.,orlS 90 So need not tell yOa. Let us see hos FAR
mo, Rave ,t,c ety. hsye hesrd from no
on, pcu Jud-e Cfswfnrc was 4 candidate for re-
tiec,idn- e. Gi3a.e Il the sam IN Jsrsey aot
10 ffi-bCs 81 he u.ucpat4ois cf toe gave po Fer
or,.snus &c vas DE ca1iiiaie Of the R4pi0hea an
wi Wcll as | SAID before, ih4' party sd ma
;o,ity IL thus ,i7 last al. nei Gty OF tha Vo'ers
Ie-e are of foreign birth, aud the Gefn.n' que
espraIly went with ihe Republicans, and against
Slavery. So they &ouli hsvs done this spfing, bn,
fgr The course TAX IN by few II n90os.
Abou, Month since, s,ne r'en Tao had se'ea
Wit, the Rsuaocan party last ial, began TO Whisper
tner spprthensons Of the danger Of Catholicism ana
ter haired of foreigner IL general. Strange 'iles
were tod with shO5oers snc shruSs ~ accom- th-
~, rts Ct diamond marked boxes having beer ian1eo
on our Shores filed With hr. arms for the use OF the
Ron AZ ca. oiie CtuIsA. Svc;a, rteiiogs ~eie he'd
and threats we're thrown out bsi the RUE Oh 10 Sa
ers WIS end,d-ttat H. tha' foreigners should no
o,eer hold offices or ss tbOse erie expressed It. thN
- America r,ust be ruled by Amsiicaas.' The dem
sgngu.s Of Loco 10 soiso, of coglse. knos how ID
tste Advantage Ct 81 .bis, and ihty Gii 50. Inc re-
anil was that all the Germans who had scted with US
last fall were driven tack into the ranks OF the sham
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The representatives. OF the Nes.York Fire Depart
ment held their semi.annusl meeting at Stuyvesant
Instiute LAST evening JONI j. PYsD,LE, President,
JONI S BELcHER, Secretary. Aner reading the
minutes. the case of Councilman Clancy, who Is
chareed with having brought false and uuioanded
cherges sg sinst the Trustees Of the Fire Department
Fund ia the BoaId Of CcuDcilmen, YVES taken ~, and
alter me discussion referred 20 a COMMITTEES, CON-
posed OF Messrs henry C Button, Hose Company
No. 20; Joseph L HARDY, Hook and Ladder Com
urpy No. 10; NJ. L. smith, Hose Coppsoy No.
Besscn Hook srd Lsnder Comesny No |.
Mr. G. MIIrKFY offered the folio ing which was
laid ovsr until TIE rextmeeting;
Bheyta, certain me u OF the Fire Department vhshsve
received itmies while IL the as hAse oil the does nsvs
n m tin applied q tbs Common tonnc ioi reief.
which spphoaots have always oeen sue e'su sad Whrea'
the sistle Fund O. the Department Is h7d - ne pap,.'
OF relieving such paroles when dsseyiog and Uhred the IN
ats appropriations Of the CommOn Council are teod
rg to multiply the number Of applications; therefore,
E,red mat the Common COuuc Of this Cry bs aud they
" hereby requested entef.n apple soss for grant
cor aons any member of the Fire Depart snt Who my
reprent hln,e injured IN the discharge of his out7i but
.ppcabts the Trustees Of the Fire Department fund
The Fire Wardens presented their Annusl report,
together with sanmsry OF Their opefstoos sinco
Nav B. 1850 We extract = fo~ figures Ndmoer OF
complaints of violations u the Fue Laws examined
irio 42l The Flre Wsrfens have seized llo kegs
srd 40 boxes containing p O25 los. OF guopo Tder
Lest year 500 lbs. oi this dangerous compound we're
seized anu deposited Ia the State Arsenal Toe
WsIGeIs urge thst law IL required 70 enable the n
10 proceed suamerily against the Of dangerous
or unsafe buildings Who reiue to make such epsir.
OF removals required. Inc Report WA received
and ordered on file.
TIE election Of four Fire Wsriens wa, then goni
il by ballot.
{. Metks and the b.IlOting Tor the other three was
Ergde-tCa With.
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PROM BERMUDA.

BY the arrival Of the brig Daphne we have pap'is
TO March % The news is not remark able. Tnere
was transport in st George harbor, supposed to be
fer the purpose OF conveying to Dublin the LEFT wing
of the 56ih Regiment.
Abb Barbados the shipment of the new crop of su-
gar had commenced
Govo,nor Elliot hiss fallen iutob bad odor in Trinidad,
for eanctonirg reduction of the salary of the Ro-
man Catholic Bishop from 81 900 to $500. Foar
Members of the Council had throTo up their ssas in
consequence of this &C, of the Lesislstive Board
We learn from Demarsra that very serious die as
ter had occurred 10 tbs breaking away Of the da at
Georgetown and tbs foundation of the to wn and the
neiehboripg estates on Tire coast.
The Bohama Legislature was prorogdsd on the
23d Of March
TIE weather vas delightful, and the season in New
Providence tie most PROMISING known for yeirs
The An oricsn ship St Bernard Webster master,
from New.Ycrk with general cargo, bound to New
Orleans was wrecked a. S,irups Cay Berry Islands,
on the nisht Of the 22d ult. large portion Of the
cargo would be saved dry.
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,Hg pERELICT SHIP JAMES CHEsroN.

BALTINoRE, Tuesday, April 10. 1855.
Cart White, of the ,hip james Chesion, has arrived
:. az city; he debies al knowledge of the suger
as. and says that the vessel was wsterlogged
40 she vas abandoned.
me underwriters here received this afternoon,
sss wmiI gtcn a copy OF the aft levitt made by two
dAe crew OF tbe ship James Cbes.on. 1t is alleged
asithe auger h les were bored by the captain and
ms and that there YVES no necessity for 40 sndonng
4. hip Part Of the crew refused TO sign the cap
IN. protest when they were offered by hin a hun
S,sd dollars to do 40
Ina underwriters have applied to the Disiric'-At-
,,rs, for wr. 70 arrest Cspt. White OF the James
cbstop on the statement Of one OF the crew that
sre we're but thirteen iuches Of water 10 tho hold
-ssn .he was abandoned. lie also sta,es the fresh
s,sr on bosrd of her was good and that there was
,..sv ~ IL and that the crew were well. The log
~ stst.s that tn re were seven feet Of water in
~ snd that che was writer logged before she was
,Ss.,Scned. Capt White denies all knowledge of the
,rys. ioles.
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THE PANEL ROBBERY IN DUANE-sr.
ARREST OF A PERSON IN MICHIGAN WITH
5000 OF THE STOLEN MONEY.


We noticed, on the 2ith ult., the fac. Of do sn-
town erchabt having, on the hight previous, been
inveigled into paneI-don ia DuAnest. by nymph
OF the pave known as Kate Smith and there robbed
of g. coo in bank bills. Kate and one Mol Rogers
were srettod e. the time and incarc rated, but tho
money was not recovered. The police were 20. to
work to ascertain Who hal IT, and discovered that
VIM Howard, al.ss Dick TurpiD keeper Of apoiicy-
.hop at No. 1872 West Broadway, had received por-
tiop II not all o. Il and that he hsd lefr for the Wes
Sergeant Smith, Of the Lower Police Court, and
OG.cer WEBB OF the Filth Ward were tbon dis
patched 70 arrest him, and st procet Jed TO De-
,roit where they Intercepted letter addressed to
him Thinking then ON infor nation they there re-
ceiyed tina, he had le for Chicago, they proceeded
70 thst city, but could fud no trace o. him; and
faslly rstured to Detloi, where they learned feon
the Postmaster that be had just tslee'aphed to hin
70 nd all letters 10 his address 20 Cold Water IN th9
State Of Michigan. The next Expre,, train con-
yayed the officers to Cold Water, and there they ar
rested their man al the Pest Ofice where he called
for bis letters. On searching hin, an elegant aud
new gold watch and $500 in gold were found Iie
WE placed on board the cars, and yes'arday after
noon arrived with The oG,cers IA this City. sod was
locked up by Justice Osborn 10 avail EXAMINATION.
The money stolen from the nercbsnt wa in $50 ard
sloO notes on the Mercantile Bark, and these were
,robsbly exchanged TOR gold by sons broker or
barker VITO will further the ends Of justice by Civ
II information Of the FAC, \, the Lower Police art.
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ASSEMBLY. .MoadsY=7 Z. NJ.

Mr.. WELLS bought IN a bill 70 amend tue act for
the Prevention Of lntemperance, Pauperi.m aud
Crime. The amendments are:
There shall be lees thar lhes sellers fer each Election Dis.
oneb. the penalty shall be paid person upon who's.
vclultsry comp lslLt the wArrsrt wss Issues.
Section % is made TO read as f0lloas:
Eothng In tbi. shall be b prevent
Of eide! il a%.Ts. not tot les. than ,9 .s:sa Ba elders.
Sn,DT r,purehse 81 the seller po Of the cider
sold b. him sh. subject him @ the penalties proes IN
prevent the ufscturs ofseho pare vine pes
crown By him o iespss or .s,s 10.s sc1so or vice 70
POI OF ore'sn liquors ON keeping seins sans
We ~ e BE- eousasa to ppsS Ia. sy Io
iesris foI sale nos from selling burnit oGs Of any kidd
cspsbe Of being used Lor Intended Z, be
used beveae nor 10 svaO Of this act sba be
10 bonded w".heuel thin the Limits o. this Dor
he aien ho1 such Bonded wshou.e to any pscs beyond
Mr. OKEEFE brought ia a bill 10 Repezl Tie Act
fer he Prettnt,on Of Iatemperance, Paupersm All
Grim.
Tim, at Eve minutes past 4 A. NJ the House al
joufned.
TUESDAY April TO-
MI MAY reported complete the bin increasing the
salary Of the Adjutsnt General 20 81 500 per aInu
Ordered 10 s third reading.
Mr. WAGER brought in hill to provide for filing
any vacancy in the Office Of Judge Of the Court OF
Common Pess for New.York Ciy-by appointment
By the Governor
SPECIAL ORDER.
The House went into Committee OF the Whole, Mr..
GODDARD in The Chair and took up the bill I, pro.
vide me- ans TO support Government for the fiscal year
commencing October l, 1855.
iris bill provided for the usual mill tex.
Mr. BLATCHF0RD moved a substitute providing
Tor mill aud quarter
Tae pnbstitute was adopted and the Committee re.
ported the biz to the House.
Report agreed TO, and the bill ordered to
third rec ling.
Recess to 4 VI
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Sspp'y bill was taken MP, and the Hobart Free
College appropriation OF SO 900 struck out snd then
restored.
The compensation to the Pension Commis toners
was red dcsd to sl69 60 to each Commissioner.
An appropriation Of S. 900 to the Parker institute,
Brooklyn, vas lost
The report was agreed 70 scd the bill ordered to q
third reading, when the Houae took recess.
EVENING SESSION
BILLS PASSED.
Relative TO the Secondav. RAiltoid, NewYork
City.
Relating to the Law Department OF the Hamlto
University.
Mr.. STEVENS made sreport respecting the Broad
way Railway bill IL presents detailed report OF
tue Introduction of the bill and declares all the pro-
ceedngs regular. The Committee express the opiu-
ion, that there hes been nothing fraudulent or i'm.
proper in the introduction, reception, passage OF
The bin. The report was laid or the table without
word Of remark.
IL o'clock p. M-Both Houses are ntill in Session.
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HOBOKEN CHATTER ELECTION
THE AYrI-KNOw-SOTd.y Ticket sUC-
CESSFUf

THE ANTI-KNOW-sOTd.N sc TINKEr SvC-
CESSFUt
The election il Hpbok pa SD oil peacefully yes
,erday, although With muca zeal on both s.de' Taa
result the election Of zoe Democratic ticket bead
"a { V. Clickenfr tor Mayor by about 80 majority.
-Four o. he ,ir CoUnGlmen eee. sIe Democrats
1he vote 70. Tsylcr UuioD candidate for Mayor, 10
as fcllops: Fns' Word, l25i Second Ward, o.
II ird Wsid. 100. Total 223.
The vote for Clich eper Dem il 81 follows; first
Ward. lee; second Ward 76; Third Ward, %.
TofJ, 3is. Maj for Ciickener, 81.
Tie CouIcilnen elected are "A fsiloss:
F,r,LIVad-F i Carpenter snd James h. Brush,
Dem ever Isaac '. Brown and John ID. Cox, I'm
iop BY about 90 ne.
s,ccnd Ward Geo. " BsmTton and VIM. White,
Dem over David NJ DernsEes. and b. ii. BALDWIN,
lULi0nl by sbcu, IA mel.
Third Hard-J. II. Wil.on and T.. snedker
(vLiorl over John Bea and Richard Cole DE no.
crss) BIZ shout IA msjcIity.
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the Whole took up the bill 70 provide me ans for pay
ing the State debt-the One Mill Tax bill for the
years IS, 80, and 81, of senators Muuros and 4.
Clark.
AFTERNOON SESSION
A bill was paced TO reduce tns par value Of ths
Harlem Rail rsy stock.
The General Appropriation bill was t.kanuo.
The appropriation for the Deaf and Dumb In.ti.u.
ton in New York was rsised TO s25 OO0
The bill reported TO the ssns.e when Mr
Yost moved to strike out the Hospital Appro 2n,On
bill
Mr.. FIELD reported bill to suppress, time bar
gains in the esle OF stocks
Mr. FIELD then asked consent 10 bring up the
negro suffrage reeolutionS but objection was made.
Dir. ROBERrSON'S resolutions on the su5ject Of
Slavery we're adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-11
JUDICIAL ELECTION IN WISCONSIN,
Correspondent. o. The n. 7. Tribune

Correspondence o. The n. 7. Tribune
WAUKEsHA. Wednesday, April 1, 1855
The election Of Associs'e-Justice OF the Supreme
Cour Ct this State took place yesterday. The c,n
didetes were Crawford the presen. incumbent, and
erasmus Cole. formerly Wing member OF Congress
from this State. Judge Crawford. you will rene n
Der, dtsebted from the deciiion Of our Supreme
Court declaring the Fugitive Slave Law uoc In-ti;u-
tonA, aud the oppo,ton to bis reelection has gro
wholly out Of this Issue The returns. 20 far, are
Favorable 70 TIE election Of Cole but IT will be in
possible - make even shrexd guess Of the re.ult
until tire West is reported I: is good inti, ,,on
that in this town where the parties nearly bal
snced Cole received lss m.iori,7.