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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-24

For sale.
THAT VALUABLE RESIDENCE on Cherry Street. for
i merly occupied by Gen. Armstrong. Apply to
my6-tf LINDSLEY d CbOCKETT.
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Adelplli Theatre.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
WOOD IL CHRISTY'S MINSTRELLS.
POSITIVELY LAST THREE NIGHTS,

Positively LAST THREE NIGHTS
WEDN ESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
MYTH entire change of Performance each evening
w For particulars small bulls.
ADxrssros.-Box and Par4qaette so cents; Colored
Gallery Is cents; Reserved Seats 70 cents
Doors open at X, 10 commence at S O'Clock
~ Box Office open from 8, A. NJ, TO H. NJ. where
seats be procured from Mr.. Huntley, Treasurer.
msy23 u. T. DUNNNLL1, Agent.
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A PARTNER with q capital of from 1880 to $4,000 10
. engage profitable business For further partic-
lars enquire of +. SCd0TT, Market st. may24-lw
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FAMILY ROAKDING SCHOOL

EN0R EIGHT BOYS, at New Haven Co.. HENRY
Il FREEMAN, Proprietor. In this School thorough
English Classical and Business Education is impaired,
while the pupils enjoy all the advantages OF private
family.
For further particulars and circulars, refer to j. I.
Pearl Superintendent Of the Public Schools of Nashville
Mr. Pearl can be found daily the High School IN the
morning and at the Cruteker house in the evening.
m1y 4-d6twlm
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CHILDREN,S PANACF.

I F the Grefenberg Company had never produced any
thing else for the public bene6t than this invaluable
Medicine, they would yet deserve the gratitude Of every
parent Tor the CHIi,DREN'S PANACEA, which
has 81 Ued the Tires of more gouug ciiye aud yeersf
nors ses babies. than any other medicine ever known
From one hour old, 10 five years of age this medicine
never comes amiss to DROPPING CHILDHOOD. For Fever
Teethng, Worms Collie Disordered Bowels &c it nsvsr
fails Those mothers who have used pronounce il 70
one Of the greatest Of blessings
tE- For sale at every Drug Store in the State.
MACEENZIE
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DISORDERS OE TIE ROMFLSr

DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS!
MO Medicine that has been introduced into this sec
~ ton Of tbs COunry has been found valuable as the
GR-EFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP.
Thousands of bottles have been Of late years in this
Ssie and 1t has been found every case give instant
reliet in all cases of
DysenterY and Diarrhea the PremOnitOry Stages
of Cholera, Bloody Flux,
Grpings, Pain in the Stomach Bowels and all nciden-
tai complaints from eating unrpe fruit crude vegetables
change of wafer, DC.
There IS occasion TO offer certificates for medicine
that has been used in almost family in the State with
complete II u'ed by the Board Of Health in
New York and also at St Petersburg in Russia in the
Choera HOSPITALS when other remedies had Jailed and il
universally admitted to be the best aud reliable med
icne in existence for the disorders processes to cure
This Medicine is warranted; and should it fail cure
circumstance never yet known-the money will be in all
cases, refunded.
The value Of this Medicine and the confidence which the
public poses in IT. has induced the subscriber 10 have il
left for sale all Drug Stores throughout the state P,s
per bottle 90 cents ALEX- MACKENZIE
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New Furniture

q TILL coming to r W. SHAFFEkIS No. 8 College
Street. who intends to keep antly hand every
article the Furnt line to suit both the rich and the
poor together with Lamps Grondoles and every style Of
Clocks Marasses constantly hand and made order
Willow Carriages all cheap for cash good paper by
may24-2m Tw d. W. D0kRIS As emit
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ON Monday, June llth, 1885, l will sell at 60,
auction on the Public Square, in Nashville. scfA
Nine JACKS and Fifteen JENNETS Just received a,a.I.
by ship "AndaIusa from Barcelona, Spain. Persons
string TO get this description Of Stock would DO well to
tend the sale.
TtRMs-Notes payable 10 bank with interest. Sasfacto-
rily endorsed at l2 months Z. X. GLASCOCk,
uav2Otd Univ Auctinneer.
,a- Louisville Journal Lexington Observer Knoxville
Stlndard and Columbia Herald, insert tines each and
forward account with paper to this Office for payment
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALTIC.
NEw YoRE, May 18.-The steamer Baltic arrived
here this evening about 81 o'clock. with Liverpool
dates to May 9TH, one week later than previous adj
vices.
Her news though not decisive is yet highly i'm
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CnARGE or FALSE pgErrscys.
IOrR MI.N BURIED ALrvE.

list evening between five and sis O'Clock numter
of !asorers we're engaged digging trench 1--WE or
iS feet deep, in First street between south Sinh sns
south tenth Streets East district fer the purpose 81 y
ine do~n gas mains the cnbankment gave way and four
Of tho buried. A. many men ~ could eonye
niently work commenced removing the "a rtb and In
few minutes the men enabled to breathe and In
thirty minutes they All taken ont. Their M me.
we're John Martin, Edmond Murphy jeremiah Keith ana
VIM ooodis Martin appeared u have received serious
internal injuries and Goods aIs much xhan.-s
The othertwo were but slightly injured.
fmT ~ vs. sI,u's Porr.-Ahout7 ociocl On Thur.ssy
evening hro broke out in building At Hunters Point
near tn Finishing Railroad dspo,, owned BY Messrs
Johnson x Co. n which patent p0int or ships va
manufactured o~ng 70 the lille material there
being etefal hundred haErel tar AMI rn,in ,he tui
ing and contents were entirely destroyed. f1ss about
80 Coo no Insurance. The Ore VA 'he result 81 "a -
ier.ne-s q one u The ernpioyes.
lNT'NFtrAM t-in tn Fib Police dLfries thre. pr.
sons we're aispo.ed u by justice Jacot. yeerlay l0r
drunsshnT~f, IN ihe ~i1h district John fannis -,
arunkenness 9pa assault On ofteers, vas nnsd 81
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brooklyn City News.

BrRGiARus.-The house Of Mrs Willlams No ~ Orange
street, ieloniously entered Thursday evening
during the temporary absence u thc family and robbed
of silver ware and je~elfy 70 the amount ef 500 No
detection.
The house of Patrick Duffy In Seyins near Douglas
street, entered by Of false keys yesterday
morning about O'Clock and robbed of clothing jewel
ry 6c.. 6c., valued at si00.
AouDEsr.--A man, named william rarrcl while al
work In johnson spader's lumber yard Kent ave-
nue day or two since, seriously injured by the
falling Of pile Of lumber upon him He was taken %
his residence.
CoRosms Isou0S Coroner Bennett held inquest
yesterday AZ Fort Hamilton the body Of y drowned
man supposed 70 be William Dommot from papers bear
ing that being found in his pocket. He had on
white flannel shirt blue oyeras and oil cloth coat
verdict Of Found Drowned rendered.
FRF--A Are was discovered % Thursday evening IN
house in Nevin Douglas street, occupied by Mrs
Murray. It was occasoned by lamp being placed on
The window and the light ng In contact With the
window curtains was speedily exfinguished by the
occupants Damage triang.
isroxicaros There only seven arrest. made by
the police of the Western irot On Thursdsy night 70,
iDis1ea,ioa.
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INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Americas and Unions Mafk.
OUR LONDON AND MADRID CORRESPONDENCE.

The Americas maiis arrived in ,hi. city at O'Clock
last evening Our London papers Of the sth instant
The American Mail Steamship Union Captain Adams.
arrived yesterday morning She len Southampton 1ns
land) on the 1st inst.
The largest English line Of battle ship was LAUNCHED .
the 3Ist a at Portsmouth docyard and was chrs.euc<
by Her Majesty the Queen, the Marlborough A isrxe
number Of persons assembled witness the launch n
sliding from the ways the Marlborough BY soms un~x-
planned cause, became "hung up and great fears wre
entertained that considerable damage would be -
the chip However at the mIdngh, tide she was by sha
united esertons of about 900 men, go, Oh and saiy
secured in the harbor.
The following intelligence tciegrnphed from Lon
don 10 Liverpool the Of the sailing OF the Ams-
rica:-
pAsTzic August 3.The steamer Princess Alice has
rived here With the mails She left the fleet the 3lst
uii nj NnrRen. Nothing of importance hss ssken place
except the destruction Of batteries Ko,pa
but prcfaratons are being made TO make important
blow.
LONDON, Friday Evcning--Thc Engl.h fund.- opcned
quietly, but towards the middle Of the day
sudden rise. reaction then set In, and the closing
quotations only oneeigh,h per cent above thoes
of yesterday in the Stock Exchange the rnte for gov
ernmcni securities has risen three per The stock
Of bullion in the Bank of England shows a dccrca~s
Of E?5s 2oO
The crop in Portugal |. abundant and large -.
ports anticipated.
Cholera has broken out AZ oporto.
In the English House Of Commons, July ains, tha
following vote agreed to In Committee OF supply
fSs l3l or United States claimants under the conveouo
Of the ID Iebruary 1858.
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The Special Committee from the Board OF Councilmen
appointed to examine into charges preferred
against james Furey the Street Commissioner, held
meeting yesterday afternoon in the Office Of the Clerk
the Common Council. Present-Counc,men Webber,
finckney and Jackson. Mr. Webber appointed
chairman. No business transacted however, owing
10 the absence Of of the members ard the
who Ind but very short notice. The committee there
fore, adjourned TO next Thursday, at o'clock. The
charge against Mr. Furey is that he obliged man nar,ci
Philip tahey n contractor 10 build wall nj the
foot o street to pay him $500 for the purpose
Of obtaining the requisite plans which withheld
from him by said Furey.
lie is also accused OF having refused advertise for
proposals. TO grade and regulate Fourth avenue though
repeatedly called upon 10 do 70.
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~ tSSNo~V NsS ForSp nro~S,i --cororsi wiihsln
held an inquest yesterday upon ihc BODY a. an unAnown
man, about % yean ofsrc, uho fognd dro~nss ~
IN" rot mf f'nh sro"t, Past river D-ea,ed sbou,
nve itet ~ inches Ia height long thin hs.r IL
when bnt very little remained. he lad no wh.srrv
iecsa"I wore green soih vet, higc rants sth .us
r-ndefs coarse liner shirt, and boot In bis pk
~ srfa buna ors- ".r key f0riy ccnts In elsn,
be1afy iena"Inf sssslct = sgppo.od drewGlng
sHfp lSowsD.-roroner Wilhelm h.ls N in4sss,
uI"n re boiy 81 boy hans1 August ilDjsn vko wss
aced'n'slly drv~ned by falling overheard from ssn.
boat nos iyng 81 the foo, ~ Hsnm1r4 ...., me as
cs rhiie paying around the dees a tis rrs rsiss
81 hs si"p AMI wss precpl,atd overheard ars tsfrr
ih' nscsssTy assis'aHe@ eooh H. rsneafe 80 ar~re
verdict, ''aesih ~ drowning
ItorSp vHng Rsnnso.--cornnsr O'p-nrsg h,H a.
inquest upon the tdy ~ 1nsno-n 6efrnas .ho "a
found hoAins 81 'hs Battery ~ ths fIrst ~srd
I"ce. Ihe b-fy 49, sntlr"ly nsk.d i.sSny ,t~ lsry
- snpFs-e That The fere-@ef had h-n aro-n--f ~hlr
h~hns Erom 'he spy~As~sos 81 The eorpae y ooaii
~ bsvr t-~r ~ IN .s<, Dcre thss ka dy. yCs.
Diet. eesin ~ dre-nnS-
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MORNING EDITION-SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1855.

important public business, after which he did not thlns
il necessary did he wsh to spend four hours at this
Board in the evening, listening TO frivolous, unmeaning
and improbable debate. lilo would MT throw
the Census Marshsls); he thought they had
earned their money and that they should
be paid. II the committee, said his Honor, will be
ready TO report will attend at my place in this Board
10 receive their communication; but why should
meet, when they tell in advance that they will not be
ready. II one Marshal should be paid they all
u,sd TO payment, and 1t is duty 10 eoerce the
mittee TO finish their report all these bills; but
long We consent tomec here day after day 10 receive
few bills at time, there will b~ Of the Mashals
left unpaid until winter. | think they should bo all
paid and am ready now TO vote for them do not
why with my onerous dn.ies in my office, should sit
here, gentlemen, without having had n mputhful of
vctuas since x o'clock this morning to accommodate
you, and will not do it.
After some further remarks from Supervisors Wake
man and Ely, the motion put adjourn 70 the frat
Monday in september, which lost. The Board then
agreed 10 meet on Wednesday next, at O'Clock.
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HOAl-DRY, CLEAN AND FIRST QUALITY EGG,
~ stove and red ash, delivering all this week from
boats foot Of Dover street East river The price will be
made whsn you the coal Either in boat or al the
yard, No. % James street. y. GARRICK
CtHEAP coAI4-I CONTINUE TO SELL COAL Ar
the lowest market price for cash. Very best rsd ash
steve or egg 81 TO- delivered in good order from under
shed 20 cents rocers and parties taking tons
and upwards Weight and quality warranted RICHARD
CLINTON go First avenue Of Fifteenth street
I1OAI AT FTvT DOLLARS PER TON OF TWO THOU
sand lbs red and white ash egg and stove sizes
~vered from the cheap cash corl yard Ts Ludlow street
between Broome and Grand Now Il your time 70 lay
your winter supply. Yard, 70 Ludlow street.
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Our MAds,d Correspondence.

WINNl1I gNIJ y IfJ3.
A1,pvrs~,of n ~ top,sfs.sl0se- n ~ aprnid Er>.
rtatcs Ag7tag "A, so~r-yn-1.tJkf fasnl n "a B,sA17,
n Igsa0aesg Dfar~y ~ ~ chs,c1 Property R~sn
woD Por-I ssrcs--p'aanssai H-s'ar,o~-s>r, u ~
tor,rrS~at--7,> BsiDt \ tyD~nAv toy DD ps,a.-e
Faa,--Ro-'s,sg y ~ ceasya--luls a,
The cortes ha's svyr<S~s shsif iahors ,r ~ ~ a
ofstsran ~ s.s Tssssd ~ then. hars ssesiyes ID.
roysi sansoon. Ths k~ a rsls1e t,osa sssrtss.ls
gory ~ hat eoty snd sish01sA M ,hs ysrsic.
oBtosss = b r..siai sr<sk sTsinr n pss'sriiy
Ill o. nsm Jassles Agriesi,ars ~fl - ss's4op~t by
y anf 'hs pcebs -salth lSesra~s ga'sias 70 eiscaia
90 iEA nenss property aosanulsi~s - - hAaaa ~
snt epos~.e-
~. sr,.,ss r.r,, .ss Isa s.I ~ =, - s-hsp. A
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II OST-ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON MOURNING
IL pin with hair in II, with gold enameled letters,
besring the following inscription: I'm memory Of" sup
posed to be oet either In the second avenue the
Wall street ferry boat, from there TO willow street.
Brooklyn. The finder will be suitable rewarded and
eye the thanks Of the by returning the 10
III Willow street Brooklyn, or 25s Ninth street, New
York
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EDUCATION.

"A CARD---H. PWGNFT HAVING CLOSED Ills
IA French boarding and day school for young gentle
men, in which have been professor for the last three
yesrs beg 70 inform my friends and the public that
shall reopen the 18th Of September next In the large
house as last Twenty fourth street, establishment Of
q similar character. Prospectssur with fun details
ferences and letter from H. Peugne, TO be had by ad
dreesirQ a. above. k1fE ClIAR1IIR.
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DOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, PORT RICHMOND,
ID Staten Island-The Misses ANTIsEII will receive
applications for hoarders (young ladies under twelve
ycsrr of age after the 25h inst Their number being
limited the children enjoy the comforts OF home Terms
mod
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Police Intelligence.

ARRESTS FOR ISToXIcATI0H YESTERDAY.
There we're twentyeighs arrests for drunkenes. the
city yesterday, rs follows -
Mcgisrdtes. Commit meatrs.
First District Police Court-Aidefman Baird
second dos. do. Justice Davidson 10
Third do. do. Justice Brennan, IL
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r. OeT-BETWETN l31 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET,
u sixth and Carmine street, iady's gold
witch and chain The finder will be literally rewarded
b. calling the above address, 12s Maiden ane up
s1nirr.
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AIR l. De GRAND-YAI.s CLASSICAL. ENGLISH,
WI French and spanish boarding institute, Hudson
and Washington terraces, Hoboken Y. J. rst class
institution with efficient corps Of instructors, and
every req uiste for health and comfort Circulars, with
reference, &c at the institution.
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r Oer-rHURsDAY EVENING, THE 1STH A BANK
book Of the Brooklyn Savings Bank, going between
twenty third and Twenty-ninth streets in the Eighth
Any person finding tho VIII please return
II TO 81 Sixteenth street OF sixth aud
great favor and be Handsomely rewarded for their
trouble.
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II OsT-TIRET DOLLARS REWARD, FOR MEMO
IL randum book of the American Print Works. James
Burk Jr Thirty street Sixth avenue and Broad
way, OF No 2 Barclay street, Astor House.
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dtO RGWARD-LoSr, A SMALL ACCOUNT BOOK,
DC August IA, in going from Brooklyn TO Flatbush.
The finder will receive the above reward and the thanks
OF the by leaving the at l0l Mddagh street
BROOKLYN. D. N. SMITH
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AIRS MEARs, FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING
M and day school for young ladies' (32 and 30 West III
tosnh street below FIFTH avenue reopens Thursday
September O. Mrs Mcars will BE- at home receive pa
and guardians who wish to confer with her, frum
No8day September 3.
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fb1n REwARD.-LOST, SUPPOSED ON CoNEY Is
AplO hand beach, on Monday evening, August 13, q
silver patent lever watch and chain made by samuel
Leah, london No. 7036. The above reward will be paid
by T4(S. RENyICk Q6 Pine street. N. Y.
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dt z R..WARD-DOG LOST--A BLACK DOG, PART
NOO terrier, medium short hair answers 10 the name
o@ssm. The above reward will be paid by returning said
dog to No. ~ Front street.
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&1A n BIWARD.-LOST, AUGUST IL, ABOUT IL
tplV O'clock in Wall street, between Broadway and
% wall street, $40 in four $40 city bills The above
ward pill be paid leaving the above at the Herald Of
dee. j. d. HENDERSON,
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ft1A REWARD.--LOST, ON MONDAY, 18TH INST
6WlO bctween Cedar street and Staten Island ierry
Sbrcwn morocco pocket book with memorandum, con-
tanning about $40. satisfactory description of
tcnts and the above reward, viii be given to any
returning the same to s. LeRoy, u Nassau street.
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T1OLYTECHS1C COLLEGE or TIE STATE OF PENN
il syiyania--Wcrt Penn square, phiiadelpha--orga-
nsod on the plan of the industrial colleges of Connen
tai Europe and the only college in the Onion in which
scntemeu graduate In the industrial professions Third
ty--Msthematcs and engineering, Prof = H. Peabody
general and applied chemistry, Prof A. l. Kennedy
chsncs and clschinery, Prof n. h. Boucher; geology
nneraogy and mining Pro-. W. :. Rowson; arcntectu-
rai and typographical drawing Prof J. Kern; modern
sapevages Prot V. De Amarelli. For catalogues and
further information, apply to A. L. Kennedy NJ d. Pre-
sident Of the Faculty.
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REWARDS.

fhOS RENARD.-SrOLES, GOLD HUNTING WATCH
tWZO Cooper, maker No. B 94S, from - and rs Dey
street the morning OF Friday, August II. Pawnbro-
kers and others will please stop the watch II Offered by
returning the same to NJ r. Blonn, - and % hey street
they will receive the above reward.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r NT-A LETTER MAILED FROM PHILADELPHIA
IL the ~ July, containing H. l. Iipman's note,
oscr Of II. L. Lpman, March TO- at six months for tive
hundred aud thirty-sevcn dollars sixtydve cents, ad
Dressed "a Messrs Denison Bnsse New York. All per-
soua cautioned against negotiating said
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yIyO T11E lGMOCgATIC ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF
Il New York.-The friends of DR.. CHARLES McCAF-
FREY, Of the Twentieth Qate of the Efficiently ward
announce hm candidate for at the ensuing
electieA sGeet TO the decision Of the Democratic Con-
venti0n.
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CHARGE or FORGING ORDERS.

George W. Mason arrested by officer Beam. of the
Third ward police, charged with having forged the
names Of Charles II. Woodruff and William H. Hat
field, to three different orders for goods, drawn Mr. 4
schenck The orders dated the 7ih 9th and 18th
instant The following Is copy OF the marked in
the complaint
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY EAY.
POLITICAL.

nEEocRA1IC STATE CONVENTIONAL A MEET
IL ing OF the Democratic state Committee held pursu-
ant to notice at the Astor House New York Weins
day Iure 1855 Augustus cheli in the chair and = II.
Lyon o. s. Adams, Secretaries, the following rcsoiu-
dons wee unanimously adoptet viii ia have since been
amended by the unanimous of the members
of the q mmittee, as follows
Resolved That a Convention of the National Deniocra-
cy o the state to consist OF delegate from
emby district be held al the city OF Syracuse Thurs
day the id day of August, 1866 for the purpose
minatrg State ticket 10 be supported at the election
November x viz: Secretary of State tnmptroller
Alto ney General, state Engineer and Surveyor
State Treasurer, Canal COMMISSIONER an Inspector Of
State Pfons, and Judge OF the Court of Appeals
transacpg such other business may come before the
,C0nvcniidh.
Resolved, That the above resolution be published in
The democratic papers of the state.
bis. l-krgustus Schell, his. 5-Renjamin Carver,
Thomas j. Barr, Joseph NJ. Lyon,
.'iree s. Libby. Helon +. Noye,.
c-Russe, Smith G-Burr b. Andrews,
smue Fowler, George Clark
trosven'r s. Adams William Haisey.
2-tohn s Nafew, Michael 8. Myers,
lyman 1remain, L. Darwin Smith,
yames H. Fonda. Ferra c. Dininny.
f--tiiver Cooke. S-Harmon s. Cutting,
Thomas B. Mitchell William g. Bryan,
T.. ID. Brock. Ebn'zer A. Lester,
Democratic State Committee
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NyOITL 10 THE VOTERS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY
IN of Nep York, also my friends and &C
quain.ances, that am candidate for Sheriff.
JAMES IL BREMEN, Eleventh ward
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EHTEEAIH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, SEVENTEENTH
Il ward AT primary election held in the above
district Thursday August IT, 1855 pursuant to the
call OF the General Committee Of Tammany Hall August
2 the following gentlemen elected deegatee to
the syracuse Conyendon-Ichn Cochrane George H.
Ross; ahernates, William Coulter AMI Michael Smith.
WILLIAM COULTER !
GEORGE SHUREMAN, INSPECTORS.
THEODORE FROMENT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-18

NIINEiEE WARD.--AT A PRIMARY ELECTION,
IN beid Thursday evening, August 10, 1866 at Nc
bennets Tavern, in Fortyseeond street. pursuant to
call OF tn. democratic Republican General Committee at
7ammany Hail. for the election OF delegates To meet in
convention at starr's Five Mile House, on Monday the
10Th inst reject delegate to represent the Tenth As
semby district IN tie State Convention, to be holden at
Syracuse the 2Ith inst the following named persons
received than twothrds Of all the votes poiiei and
were dny elected viz Edward Dennis James H. Starr,
Christopher Kinsley, Gregory Conner Michael orien.
G4tEa GEoRE WEIR, Inspectors
ROGER DOIAN, Election.