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New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

In keeping the fugitive In custody on the oo1
expressly provides that the Maf'h@is pepuIes h'
n soner, witnesses and al eAItns VI ospns g ,e-.
lion and until the hnsl determination of 20 nmiS Ono-,
~ raid by the olsuaut bic agent or suorney q,
sf Congress. And the Utdsd ss'ss o s. aiy
respnsoner has decided IN aVor OF the claimant, upon
ant .ting adsyit of The fear OF rescuo-Seoton
rhe Court said they did not recognize the paper put
Nv ,b.. Sheriff as any return at ALL The responsi
~ was on the Sheriff 20 perform his duties accord
M, MiIls said the Sheriff advised with his firm in
atom 10 this question. and they gave him their opn-
having due regard to the serious question as be-
zen the Marshal of the United States and the
sif. representing the Criminal COsrt Of the State
lOhio. He Mr.. NJ suggested whether il would not
y woper the Court should indicate au opinion to
|. eourse the Sheriff should take. The present ap-
,usnces were that there was 20 be grand scramble
the prisoners, and if the city could be saved from
or bloodshed by the action or advice Of the Court
souId be desirable it should be given. lie offered
,.e remarks without asking anything.
Court-We cannot advise the Sheriff Officially We
aid suggest However, under circumstances like
a. that the Sheriff -houd take advice, and that the
ala be the States Attorney. This return does not
cunt TO anything. Only two returns can be made
A. that he has not the body; the other that he has.
we need coy now is that the Sheriff has the law 10
upon, and if he does no, according 10 that he is
enable.
Mr. Cox-I advise the Sheriff to return that be has
: prisoners in custody. | ask that be be ruled 10
ke q return to the capias tomorrow morning.
Court cannot do that. He is bound by his writ
4 Il obliged to obey Il.
Mr. Cox-The writ has been in hi. hands since the
dsy of lsst month and think il should be returned
The Sheriff subsequently made return on the
ak Of the writ that be hao parties in his custody
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

ct of the people, snd no, for the grstcsiisn Of the
vanity nor 70 promote The espsca interest Of those
W fill them.
defeat great proportion Of the inhGbitsnts OF this
city IN tber Efforts to Obtain additional postal fscities
the Committee Proceed At length to illustrate some OF
the advantage Of the proposed uptown Post-O ce,
ard the propnety Of locating at the Junction Of the
Gth.avenue and Broadway and conclude by recon-
merdirg the adoption OF TIE following resolutions:
R,s-r,S Tbs PosiOie- should - established
n.UIs Of fTovN
RseS Ih.t b' Honor the Myor BE- requested TO .iirsss
he President o. The United Sss IN bshsf " this obec aad
send herewith copy OF thi, rerort
hs'oFd hsi 81 HosOr the Mayor Be requssei fJr~,d
70 ect her OF the House Of from this city
and esch ao o. this State Of this report snd tesosa
cons nnd - oe their s-fve cooperation with hs Depart
mont % bring ts application N Pomp, AMI snecesul ssze
The Conn it'ee Adjourned TIL Thun3ay when they will
port 70 the Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
POST-OFFICE Up TOWN.

The Special Committee OF the Boari oi AID men,
AID. NARIAs Chairman, TO whom was referred the
correspondence OF the Mayor aud Postmaster-'ienera
relative TO the establishment OF Branch United
States Pest-Ofiee in the upper part of the city, met
Yesterday afternoon in NJ. Valentines Office, City
Hal. The Committee took into consideration the
oorre-pondence above mentioned and partially con-
eluded 10 submit report and the following resolutions
for adoption by the Board H. their proposed report,
the Committee set forth their opinions at consider able
length in regard TO the establishment OF Post-Ofice
mn town. and consider that the establishment OF
such an Office is required by the residents
of the upper pant q the city. TIE Commit
tee say that they find the Mayors letter to the
able full and conclusive as TO the
necessity OF the proposed Office. II ~ matter Of sur
nr;se that il. receipt preceded as it had been by the
e,nresson of the popular wish in every ordinary FORM
was not followed by the establishment Of Poet otce
a, ,be location indicated. There s but too much
reason to spprehend that the Post-0fice Department
va. animated by q jealous apprehension of being
shor OF the honor Of exclusively controlling the postal
,rancerents of this entire city. But u should no. be
soreten that public Offices ere instituted for the eeo'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

'metre OF New fort. where no srch law ~ perm tied
20 trit. shold rner,sse' And II IS notorious that
'New.YOrk enjoys nearly The Whole Of the Sou,aern
trade. and tho port OF Philadelphia TO whom for
merry it principally belonged. Is lefs with but an in
significant. portion. The pilots VI the Bay aud River
Deawsr enjoy a monopoly. Besides their regular
oaly earnings a. pilots, the Pilot Sooiety has re-
ceived TO say nothing Of its earnings prior TO ls39
from uat wear ils3sl TO 1855 inclusive, s6tsa 50
fom balf-pilotage alone, every dollar of it paid
without any services rendered. In 1913, there were
Que hundred and thirty licensed pilots in 1896 their
r-mber did not exceed n,netyeght and st the pres
eut tine there aro but eighty-three holding full
branches or this whole number but thirty-one are
residents of Philadelphia. the remainder reside ia
Jersey City and De!svarc.
HARBoR rscRoAcHsksrs.
The Governor Of New.Jeney las sent 10 the House
Special Message in answer TO o resolution of that
body giving information concerning the encroachments
on New-York Ilarbor, and srgng the propnety OF
legislation to prevent them The Message recites the
action Of New-Yotk State, and recommends that the
bill row before the Legislature shall be msde TO apply
TO all the shores of New-Yok Bay. and not only to
th- shore OF the Hudson River.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

The members Of thi, Association held their monthly
meeting last evening 10 Clinton Hall, Howard CRo,DT,
esq presiding.
Mr. ASsos u. +. R,sDOIPH ,ea1 an essay on the
Responsibilities Of Christian Young Men in great cities,
which was well received.
Six persons proposed as members, and 80 new
members were elected.
Mr. GLADsIosE of the London Young Mems Christ.
ian Association. addressed the meeting add rendered
the congratulations Of the body to WEIGH he belongs
The Association then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
fAdyerisomeDt
STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL, POU

xsEPsIr New Yok-A System Training in tho Practise
With Courts wDees Jures. se Ektemporaneoos Speakns
daily Professional Business taught Next Term nmencae
sL o May under improved auspices The Hon HEssY Boors
al eminent lawyer bss accepted aProfessorshp w. Fow
esa OratoricA Professor TEsTIAokALs"M Mr.. fowtsr
the n ost mpished north Of Mason Dlrsssfs
line Henry Clay Tho trials and Arguments and seDsr.
steskiss Of bis pupils truly wonderful .Boson J99ns
In1 the system Degrees OF Bachelor OF Laws
conferred Send for catalogues TO J. w. FoLLEr.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

oy Mr. RosE in speech setting forth that the hope
Tor Liberty in Europe depended upon The upholtng Of
the Americas Constitution.
Songs ard speeches continued up TO q lat. hour
and the meeting dispersed amid shouts Of &" IRE Ia
"RepuLi9ue Usircrselc"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
IAdvertisement.
NTUP GENTLEMAN.

BY particular request. the Rev. d. FSros VIII repeat hs
ably popular aud Instructive Lecture,
"THE UESTLENAS"
Oh TUESDAY EVENING Feb D. at o'clock, o. the hercanus
Library, AS,or lace -
Bob nde. and gentlemen will end In this Lecture
nR Of excellence and absorbing Interest,"
Tob OTIS cents Can be obtained at GREENS Broadway
and 18th e. STANFoRDs No 6Jf Broadway; RAYsoss, hs
10 Bowery; NAS NoxDES KINGS, No. % Walls. and o.
he the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
lad, ertisement.I !
EnmAnn IL nIXnN AZ Id
D. Editor Of The

sesT attends exclusively TO OrEnsIIyn scscEsY sd Cos
al No q sy between 10Th and lthss Herus Files FRO
stua anentiy cured without the knife -
ssture OF ee honre from TO mornings 70 and 10
evenings oil other hours he at has private hospital who're
every Of domestic life PROVIDED for those who require
careful ~ ain en- aid surgica treatment.
The "a ce OF The scsre 10 at No Veseys Asor House
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
(Advertisornont

THE GENTLEMAN. ALI who had the pleas-
ure ofhsteuns ysroS admirable lecture is sot
delivery in the opinion Of s gest ereeesce
Grave pLosophc grspho racy, and highly entertainss
Tie is stm OF ne first water. Ourresden wm
do we'll to procure tickets time and he seats In seA
son See Advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
RAILROAD OUTRAGE.

To As Fdftos sf Tie v. Y. TSsb.ss
SIs; ! wish through your respectable journal 10
ake known the dszrsceful Transaction which wnsssei
days since. srocs edins up Brosdwsy, AsA hsl
reached the point vhsrs the sxtA Boawa,
essh other. tknk about Thirty ythra street, car
coming up tho Sixth in which very sespscta -
cf sbSU 20 80 u who ssh ths
car scksd bat did stop the Eod lady eadssveseA
to se could che bat the csadsotsr
oo notice e her She put foot the sresnd aud
erdeevt rlsee TIE other when the the
tine the the lady her back IN 6thy and dirty p,ss
ia the Her clothes much soi.d ssd disss
r.nr,d Tle conductor drove ON without Offering the
ssnce leaving the fortunate sdy in that most dis'rc
ns situation This about ~ O'clock Thursday last
16e car was marked No 10 Sixth avenue did what could
TO ber bu, YOU suppose she dreadfay astsed
ht0-T Feb IS, 1855. = L.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
fAdVertisement.
AssIGNFF's SALH.-Tbe stock Of Dry Goods

hSsIGNEES ShLE.-IDt stUCh UI DIJ OV"os
In store No GraDd-st commencing MONDAY Feb zS osn
Calc0es Flsnnl, Cassneres Sstinets, Sbrnss. Lines
Table Dsnssk Nal kMs Marsees Quilts. Bareses Prinsa
Goods all TO be sold at q great sacrifice.
BY oroer Of tho Assignee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

Al the City Assembly Rooms, on the 10Th inst,
FRIDAY evening, at 4 O'clock Complimentary
Benefit will be given to NJ. Gustave Naquet. Tho
programme; Lecture by him on Ra,hel; perform
suce Of a French comedy, lie Caprice, by French per-
fmmers-tbree Of them from the Rachel company;
Piano performance by M. Gottschalk Vocal BY NJ.
0iulio.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
fAdysrtisemenf.l
NOTICE. TO THOSE Z
LED WITH HUMORs.


Owing TO the great demand for my u,s for the cure
d Scrfuss H. New York City shall be- az No City Hotel
No ~ Broadway the 25th inst to March All who are
troubled with Scrouous HUnor respectfully invitee 70
call Advice IN all cases gratis. DONALD KENNEDY,
Proprietor OF Ksnnedy's Medical Discovery,
Roxbury Mess,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

Dir. EDWARD n. sKIDYoRE was thereupOn declared
elected BE has been for some time very favorably
known as reporter Of The Erer,rg Post.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
fAdyerasement
For HRMORRIIAGR.-Mrs. DURN0S RENE

1 bleeding at the Eose stopped 10 one minute
2 Hen Orrhlge OF the Lungs successfully checked
HemoIrhsge Flooding safely controlled
Mrs. Dr. DURso. Albany, n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

ROBBERY IN JAMES sTREEr.-Between ie and
Yesterday uoruins Mr. Nicholas Messer, residing Ne.
in the act Of opening the fiont door With
when three who happened be resns rusheA
sez Mr. Mes.er knocA ed him do~n ard go
"a Of the Iockes Of bis rsntsoons containing wus
hcb they on Mr. d. recovered hnassf ana ssss
robbers cha,r crymE SOP thei ss he raj. Poieenas
M.in of the Sixth Ward hearing the alarm joined IN psrss,
ad caJ the At the corner Of Chatham cad
Mulberry The prisoner his name As Mebsun ana
be identified BY MIR. Mtsser locked mp BY Justice
Osborne trisl.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

LIBERAL DoN,rIoS.-A Wall street banker a few
DAYS snce gave s3 500 donation, to the Pease
Mesion at the Five Points His wife the same day
gave five hundred dollars
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
p,RsoR tscRo.cBaxxrs.
CT T Y I TIE u S

The friends OF Freedom in Kansas are invited to a.
tend 8 meeting at the Rev. DR.. Chapn's Church this
Tuesday evening. DR.. Charles II. DE Wolfe will de-
LIVER free lecture plans for aiding Kansas in her
struggle for freedom.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
Ropprss A L.erR-BnR S,Loos.-Oa {

RoBBISe A LAGER-BHR SALoos.-On Sunday
evening two young entered the saloon Ne es
William street and af'er obtaining drinks called tot soms
bread The tender obliged 10 into tAs
cellar for III cheese and while eDgssed in getting H. his
toners robbed the money drawer s ard ped Os
the return bartender the robbery discovered snd
sls being rssed Of tho offenders captured lie
his name John Myers sLd locked uP b, Justice Con
uolly 10 answer charge OF grand larceny.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

Paul julien viii give farewell concert next Mon
day, prior to going to OresDs-assisted by Miss
Patti VI Bsrili, n. eOckel and others. This young
artist is thoroughly known and admired.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

Miller living at No. lis Spring street appeared bsfoso
Justice Connolly and made affidavit thas Howard had
aiken him pas; the ofiiee brcksn into and issermsd
him that he was the person who cracked" it-st
he same tine giving him the watch and sso Of he
stolen money. The magistrate committed Howard V
tie Tonbs for trial on the charge, and also held Mlcs
to appear against him a witness.
TRooPs yoR TAMPA BAr.-The bark sam Nick was
on Saturday chartered by the u. :. Govesnmcss
to convey about ore hundred troops 10 Tampa Bay.
Florida. These ,olders are probably destined 10 opc
rate sganst the Seminoles who have Of late become
90 tOubesome 10 require prompt and decisive action
ou the Part Of tie Gwen ment.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
FIenrING FINnYs.-A case was under exsmns.

FtGHrISG FEs,IEs.-A case was under exsmins.
ton Yesterday b,fre Justes Brennan, wheriu 10 charged
that M Barbara Wiley living At No II Crosby street, rs
Gently ntted assault rsh servant IN the same
houe ed Bridget Burn. that the Two wSmss
bad first ty cut hght but ihs did not a lsns aud
regular rough and tumble squabbe ensusd during which
Mrs. Wiley gave her adversary his In other werls.
thrashd kei her severely that had
several tin es DAY; and while the examination ssin9
o. she attacked with but soon restored Mra
= rh, 20 r We hat Bridget the hst but osud
not 10 M the Magistrate held her TO ball In te to answer
the charge at the SIecisl Sessions
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
BROOK YN ITEMS.

ACCIDENT os THE LoSo ISLAND RAILROAD About
O'Clock on Sunday morning, the engine Noses Msg
nard was going east with train Of empty fats, she
was thrown frcrn the track few rods east Of Deor
Pork station by some sticks Of cord wood which had
fallen acIoss the rails from pile alongside. The en-
CINE was turned nearly round and completely wrecked.
The tender, in which were seyeral men 10 load the
car. with wood was thrown the bank south Of the
track, and strange to say, the only person hurt wss
the engineer, james C.lligan, who was cut pretty
badly about the hesd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
FIR L s.
TIpr TwESIY.FFTH STREET.

IIPI ~ TWEN1i-FNTH STREET.
About o'clocl, on Monday morning some rascal set
fire to the pile OF lumber in Twonfv fit' -teet, near
Trinity Chapel. The fame, werc ~-.t rrtinguished
by the frcmtn Damage e..
FIRE Is sFRING sTREyr.
About Ci O'Clock last night, fire broke out in the
vanishing and polishing establishment of Solomon
Ludwick, Ne. Spring street. The fremen soon er.
tinguished the flames. The property Of Mr.. Ludwck
was damaged 10 tho amount of about $50. Fully in
sured. The building owned by r. Russell was bV.
slightly damaged.
FIEF ~ BROOkIYN.
Last night about O'Clock fire broke out in the
large building in the Wallabout, owned and occupied
by ox-Aldeiman Cross as q whisky distiery. Nearly
all the Fire Companies from the Eastern and Western
Districts present, but despite their energetic ef
forts the establishment with its contents consisting of
machinery and a large quantity Of grain and liquor,
was entirely consumed.
The flames communicated to the large range OF
stables adjoining, where several bundled cows were
kept The COWS were all got ont safely through the
exertions OF the mkmen and Others living In the
vicinity. but the stables destroyed We were un-
able to ascertain the loss.
The burning of the liquor in the distLery caused
great light, which could be distinctly for miles
,rour1
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

Of s.e died yesterday from the effects Of fall down flight ot
star in tie Louise of No ~ Norfolk street. received %
Sunday morning Immediately after falling he taken "
the Ward Police Station for medical ssment. .HA
willie there died inquest held upon the body and .
verdict of accidental death rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

CAPTURE OF You've PIcKPocKErs.-Ofbcer Barry
OF the FIRST Ward Police arrested yesterday ssmooa csr
years Of age whom he observed haaG
Ing about tho Nicaragua stesmer watching an oprorua 20
pick racket They were well ofeuaers and Justice
Connolly the PententtsIy for six months each
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

IseEEp1Anr FIRE-Yesterday afternoon about
o,el hre was discovered Ia nnOceuped dwelling hoase
In Second North siuh Esstern District owned b.
MIR aysntaEh. IL sxtingushed. Damaged about
l9 covered by insurance. In the Fulton Company. The Er
IVES iadsd BY iIcendiAsy Ia pie Of lumber which
b, ug used 10 rel cir tho b0uss.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

CHARGE or BrRGLARr.--Benjamin Osborn was ar
rested yestsrasl the eh.rs. q f1soa., catering ~
s1ore Luther fsmss the Of Hsh sna fneepfe
sueetx and stealing thereGon szIn a money ne ~
br,sza befors Jus,.es smith, and held fer sHsmnssa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

SERIOUS ASSAULT uPos WoxAs AND child
ma usm.d John Mullen vas brought before Justice Smith
yesterday the charge Of sss1ltiDs hs wife Win
whereby ber skull fractured and also sssefe S ~
child A. Lr r,d.fcs 10 Plymouth street. between Oo.d and
Brere rest The uos bens Of serious eharseer he ws<
CON uitted 70 await the result
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

THE EMBARGO IN THE HUDsos R,vER.-Sach has
been the severity of the weather during the present
Winter that the Hudson has been completely frozen
up between Tanytown and Albany for nearly two
months. AT Sing Sing, where the riyer is three and
quarter miles wide, the ice is firm that teams pass
over daily to RocklaDd Lake Landings circumstance
which has not occurred within twenty years. From
Pienont down the ice is entirely broken up from shore
10 shore, and navigation is quite easy between this
city Gud that point.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
CONVENTION To ErrCr ,

JUNN ENIION 10 ELECT 4 POLICb CLEItK.
The MAJOR met the Board OF Aldermen last night in
convention to elect Police Clerk to I'LL the vacancy
occssioned 10y the death OF VIM II. Cannif. Several
hallOtI-s were taken resulting n. follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MoSDAY, Feb. 25-Ald. BARkrR, preeent, in the
chair.
1he Ofn CoHfroct-NeD Arrdngement.-The fol-
lowing communication was received from the City In
spector
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

BESEFIT TO DISABLED FmyNAs.-It viii be
rscosc,ed that during fire in he Eastern District, last Pa,
Mr. WH Mershon member q company. had
the Of Of biz hands crushed badly st snpat.,o.
teaue iii isfo-une Of has disqualified
attending many kinds Of busi In condess
Of this the wDlsnsbursh Fire Department viii xive
complimentary ball the Odeon Thursday night aud fba
proceeds will 10 sppled for the benefit Of Mr MerkoD
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

NAVIGATION oS IHE SoUSD.-NOtwithstandng th'
large quantity Of ice ttill remaining the Sound nayi
CATION thereon was resumed this mornng-the Elm
City leaving her dock at early hour for New Haven
The other Eastern boats will their places To-
day or tomorrow. The Sound has now been closed
for thirty DAY s-an occurrence that has not taken
place since the Winter Of 1886, when navigation
was suspended for ffy days.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

MArBIM.-James Mehan was brought before jus
tee s h Yesterday the charge Of mayhem in biting
pee from the chin Of John Rasb. and also Of sssutns mn
With Ratchet Both part RESIDE ct No. lsf ksnsv ana
IA. ruy the Tesu, Of quarrel between the two IAN
lies. The accused wss held for hesdDg
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26

Caup sryyocATED.-An infant of parents named
Hoonr resdsss az No 1s Navy sreet wss found desd 90
uo,pinr having been oversid during the nigh, II
xbt weeks Of sge An inquest wo held. and veriss e.
cordu rs rendered
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-20
FILLMORE.

We learn tha, some Of the American
party Of this county claim TO supror.
Fillmore because he 10 the candida.e OF
that party.
Will they remember that a, the Con-
yen.lon al which he was nominated, tina,
all the Northern delegates withdrew and
called Convention At New York, and
tina, a, this New York Convention Ere.
mon. was selected as their choice, and
that the Iowa State Convention OF the
American party have long since endorsed
the acton OF the Iowa delegates who
wlthdfeH from the Philadelphia Conven.
ton, and that the Iowa Convention oil
the American party proposed the follow.
ing resolutions
Rts,lre I, That tie Grand Council repadis,e
ths nomination OF Fillmore and Donelson.
Ftso!red Tha, xheres. the National Conven
veutlon OF Feb 2ir and I'D last which nomi
mated Fillmore and Doneson adm. tied delegate
! hon Louisiana and other s5utlern tates whs
lgbore the Catholic test AMI whereas our dc lie
xa.es, therefore, withdrew from said Convep
| ion: Therefore, resolved, that we heartily %
! p oie OF the course Of the delegates from thi
and the other Northern States thus Withdraw
ing aud calling Coavsution to NEE. In New
York in June last
| Res tied, That this Grand Council coedisll,
endorse the resolutions aud nominee OF ID.
North American Nationa, Cow ention, which
As-eIol-d at Neg York on June last, and re
Auarm the resolutions Of the last Grand Couuei
! OF this State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-20
REPUBLICAN
NJ A S S NJ e TIN G

At Marion on the 30,h Of September
u, which a general attendance il reQues.
ted. There will be presen, as speakers
Hon. David Wilmo. OF Penn.
G. Delano OF Ohio
= Henry S. Lane Of Ind.
JOS. Knox OF Ill.
A. Gov. Grimes OF Iowa,
Henry q Connor Esq. of IMuscatine
aad many other distinguished speakers.
Republicans Of Cedar county, turn on!
aud ,e. yeur motto be "O!d Cedar > in
.ha. ar b.ll".
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-20

~ We learn from Gentleman xho
Just returned from Calhoun county IN
this state, that on the day Of the August
election, The people assembled fos the
first time in the hislo. y Of that county, to
vote, ba. before they were fully prepared
to commence acting in that sovereign
capacity drove Of elk came running b.
when every man deserted the ground IN
chace after the game. They Cid MOI re.
turn that day and no election was held
They were oil Buchaniess. At the nex'
election in November, . Buck, Of . diff.
ferent stripe will be captured by the
sovereigns Of the land. Oscalosa Her.
all