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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-16
MEDICINAL.
FA MILY ply Sic.

TENHERE public for an
n purgatYe plI which could be relied per-
demand and extensive trial Of its virtues
siyely shown with the
ALL PnLs-ope which should have mons sf
the becons but all the advantages of every
has been attempted here and with what euid
speetuy submit the public decision 1t has been unfor
tunate for the patient hitherto
medicine is acrimonious and tatng the bewels This
lsnos MANY OF them produeeH@ much gripping pain and
good to be derived fro them These Pills produce
tation pain unless it ari from previously exist sH
table ha arise from heir quantity;
il is be ter tt medicine should be
Minute directions for theiru in the wh6h
hey are appiieaee are gwen on box Among the
plants which have been speedily
mention Liver Complaint il its various forms Jaundcs
Indigestion Languor Loss Appetite Lfssssnas
liability Headaehe Bilious Fever Fsyer ana Arua
Pain in the Side and ens truth
diseased action in the liver
humors and eolds with
of the body i'm purity blood an
and every case Bherea rgEtiye is required -
They have also produced glxrly
Rheumatism Gout DroEsy Gravel Erypeas PalpitatieR
OF the Heart. pains the AZ
be freely taken in the spring Of the purify the
occasional dose stimulates the
action and restores the appetite and They the
tenn the OF the body
diseased energies Of the whole organism oeeK
SERIOUS oeFaA&e-
en exists dosing sho uid be carried
too medicine
when taken to The thousand physs
is required be
ed this pill will purpose than which
has hthe been available to mankind When their
known the public will
to employ when in need of a eathartie medicine.
Being wrapped they being
purely vegetable harm arise from their in
: For minute directions. the wrapper OF the box
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CINCINNATI.

NIXON & GOODBIAN,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS BOOK AMI
MEMS PAPER.
PLATNER & SMITHS
Blank Il % K Pap ers;
SMITH & PETERS CUT CARDS CARD SHEETS;
LightbOdy,s Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS, STRAW BOARDS, etc. etc
3 SALES ROOMS, II & 79 WALNUT STREET,
CINCTNNAT ATT. O. 2
they every variety of paper ada ted the city
aeountry and Che materials employed in
hest
aas-I .esEIa fdriee paid for Rags sep46m
GEoR6E W, DAY. MATLACK
DAY& MATLACK,
oLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
No, SO PEARL STREET,
sep4emd CINCINNATI. o.
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MORGAN. KEEN -s-.s-----~y
,Ss4,,Is1Sa OREfGN n AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS .
E Notions, Hats, Caps, Bonnets and a.

TIT AyEnow hand very large and general assorsnsA.
% Dss II 4 5 Fl as s g.
blaze and and Hps as aS 0 aa .S
and DEEP and s ao Ticking ana
sheetng black and cOlOred eambrcs overcoasinss ss
Satin aSS Woo3s SsSs ear oyw sssn
bury spotted Fisnasis beahed and brown Cotton Flsnne
sa and o% oaa aeE s. s.rss az
black and blue BroadclOths WoOlen Drawers and shiH
shrting Stripes and shrting Checks riek
and wo? Blgging. PLAID Ginsha@s plain ri.H
Cashmere and Dress mohsr and s
Bed aRd SADIE is, 81.
s 1s C s sPS hnss Hs.as.
Paas &C.
Swiss and Null nsns Bishop and Victoria Lawns p.sn
aad plaid Cambrics and Jacones all prizes
Plain Bay State Long shals Ga Sv 12s
and Y BY inches: large and small plaid ooen
ilGe sSaNis
Whit. black. sSssRf .ss ss r4.y ANp mls9 osos
and o boe eaP s o ss l
%4Js s6 s ps 5Ss sy @ss ss
white. mixed Cotton Half Hose: grey
white black slate and colored Coton plain
six lined do blue Slat and eoiored sI ana Kid DO:
Cloves White black aud slate Cotton GIoTss Ii
Mss: S Cloth Cotton and Tirs
Gloves. rft-s,.or,o,., !. & ,s.. II
Suspenders white colored Spool Cottons white
eoored Skein Threads black
Sewing silks black and drab Twists: black white
eoored Cotton Tapes. white Lnen Tapes Linen Brads
eoered Worsted de- bonnet snd colOEed TafstA
English Fine Dressing Combs Lead and
Pencils Steel Pens Pen-holder Envelopes Memor-
and Letter Paper rapping
Sewing Darning and Netting Needless white ahd Japs
svered and Swansbl do,
Pins and Hair do Thimhlss Purses Pearl
shirt Buttons: Vest Goat oysroOat and suspendsr Dress
Caps. Hat and Water proof do States Waie
Jewelry. etc. = q = lL l-saD
nov9 MORGAN. KEEN q PRESReN.
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Oneourlh ofthe Money will be requiredin
CASH at the time of ale the balance paid in
instaents. of equal amount. in and three years
ecYey from the date sale with
six per cent per the undad nsaiments
the ITSELF by bond and The
other will be of liberal character
the Of the oderate rurehkse
Applications Purchase for information.
either the Trustees at Philadelphia New
agent (oetl2-em1 s. STAATS TAYLOR, Cairo.
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THE dInER VINRGAR

FFy AT took the first premium Vauderburgh Count
1 Fair was manufactured by THOS. SHOWDOWN, an
there is 100 barrels o the kind for sale by
oetIT TESNEY & SORENS0N.
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I1| PREPARED BY - 4 q
] A M q s G. a Y Z r.

PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. LewRLL, MAams
Price Is cents per box Five boxes for 81. go
SOLD RY Es+e k- sts't-'
Keller Farnsley & Co, Evansville Ind;
1agte Crawford. OwensviIle; 8 .fas-
Halloek & Parmter, Princetan; .~
G.. 3 Bingham. Patoka; fft+tft p -
w. J. Whiting. Cynthiana;
~ e. Jaquess d Co.. Poseyviii.: ss-Ht s-s at.a
Messrs. Gardiner at BlairsYiile and YadasviHa.
Williams and Robertson West Fran kim 7sa-at Ns
Dr. Thomas Newman and JAS Sampson Mt Vsrnaus
IIudspeti & Bro. Boonvle; -'-5sfE
Bowers r. Sargent. Newburgh;
dams a. Campbell PetersburEh rs es lt4E s'a94jFlS
Fred Eekstein. Cincinnati. o., and alldruggists.
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NEW YORK CORERER G0N HOUSE.
THOMAS y ER. MA GEaEE.

WESTERN PRODUCE AND ILNbhAL CUMMISoIUN
MERCHANT,
- South William street, New York.
E1BING longestabIished with extensive connection
in the Business respectfully solieits consign
merits oftl kinds Wester Produce, which willreeiye
immediate personal attention at the lowest possible
scale Of charges Particular will be bestowed
consignments of Tobacco. and liberal cash advances
made on all shipments when required BY ~
J. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb90-tf Evansville, Ind.
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VOLUME VIII.
MISCELLANEOUS.

TO THh CITIZEAs OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
sat a E.Egs H. EN- IA GA AND iALAAUiS.
aAS D. SAUNDERS Civil Eu gineer. having taken up his
9T abode in ths city ofsaasve would respectfully
the of Indiana
Kentucky Illinois that he prepared furnish Plans
Estima work Of
pertaining profession Water WORKS Drainage
Land Railways, Turnpike Plank other Roa ad the I'm
provement of Rivers for nsyig CATION etc.
ability u. b. Wilson, Esd. Chief En-
xneer Albany salem RAiroadi Judge Hughes
% BlOouluzoa Ind; George Damn bedford Ind, H.
3. Wilson. ty Eng OF New Albany, Ind ana III .
Moore, ESD Chief Engineer the e., l. and Straight
Line Rafir ad can on application. mh2o ly
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EyANsVuLE AND NEW HARMONY TRI.
W EEkLY MAIL LINE

@sfTTs "a ON and after Saturday. July LIST, the un
slzE2 dersigned will TRI-WEFKLY LINE Of
Stage Coaches
Leaving EvansYiie Mondays. Wednesdays fridays
clock M; returning leaves New Harmony
day Thursday and Satc days at I O'Clock A. Nj.
The lire will at all tiBes be stocked with horses
comfortable Coaches and careful drivers and the
made with regularity and dispatch Ali
transportatoH OF packages, &c. promptly and carefully
tended to
For other business apply 1T the Office Liv
SAL Stable Locust .he Aarke
Persons leaving heT orders Hotels viii
seeure prom pit attention. L. II. DEGARMO
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EEaL HANGER,

LOCK AND GUN SMITH.
EoBBING such repairing Umbrellas, PsrAsols. mend
JAMES SPALDING,
oct9 6u Corner Fourth and Vain streets.
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ADTEENISTR sTOsk,S NOTICE.
NOTICE that the undersigned has been
pointed Admin ratrx of the estate of Patrick Lyons,
Vanderburgh The estate issuppOsed
to be solvent.
novs- wss ELIZABETH LYONS. Administrators.
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,oIEA4 AND To5sAoCo SroKEoF

JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN T., BEL. lSI AMI 2D
70. Schaener q Schroeder's old staad')
RsS 'ECfFUi.LY inform the citizens of Evansville
and strraHnd ng country thatI have taken thcabove
stand let rmined to continue the same business and
hand the choicest Hav Cigars.
and Tobacco f the hes brands that Eastern markets af
forl tlso Spafaa1 smoking Tobacco Of all kinds, Mer
sAaIn. shna md Wooden Pipes of al sizes nd quail
lies cash prices, Wholesale and Retail.
Ny lengthy experience in the business convinces me
that give -heral satisfaction, and respectfully
solicita share of public patronage. ap1 If
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C0.pARTNEKNHLP

HAVE this day with in the Seed and Ag
roultura Business, Mr. F. S. CARSON. and
viii the business under the style of Grant Car
SON oct2s- Iy THOMAS GRANT.
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
CpEHnpVsS
: IxSraNr cTrRE oPp4Iv AG4Ix vuAN

INSTANT CURE OF PAIN. AGAIN on HAND.
TNNHE asst family Medicine for Burns Coughs
"a cpt4. saTe fhrosts and q Hns,y iieare Dsrrhea.
caofera M5rbHs ard Spasuas viii
a1d kazwat, fail Daily aHd hourly
kri sdicsaes nraveatav~ And
wfisssl hal rather trustHy life with tns than
One taA al the
y,l-saIvs ,aseA sales in Indana thousand dozen
hoes ater tRcraass than other edieine
Sefor i've auAIis. AL the PRINCIPAL Drug
ri,ssa ths gnissi British America CAIiornia
wH1LESALE NGESTs
T.ET9T ERLIHS E4AHIviile. lad. Kel-
ETzFpsiey.
G1.s clark vircenues. Ind
JjFx d Pksx Cincin natl Ohte-eah be then
seGsnw MGrmee Gray. Dzio
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sasa s sgas3 hsIsz
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Mammoth stock of Boots and Shoes.
HEN DEsEC 5 s. Me kEA,

wEARPER,S MAGAZIN + for December Just receive
& a and for sale by ,,,-,-,-,-,.- =
T. CON4 NGION q CO.
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On Wednesday evening, July o. MAzT T.. eldest dargh-
ter Of james AID Catherine Malone the Si year Of her
age.
The Friends a. tie family arc respectfully Invited with.
out further Invitation 10 attend her funeral saturday
morning, At ten clock from her fathers residence, 400
Pearl street.
on Wednesday evening, July o. OF disease OF tho lungs
fABF wife 81 Joseph Quick aged 80 years III months
tend her funeral from her late residence gll6 Atlantic
street Brooklyn Tomorrow afternoon at two O'Clock.
On Thursday. July TO- PsrucK M1GrfEz aged - years
Tie relatives aud friends 81 the family particularly
requested 20 attend b. funeral, this afternoon al three
O'Clock, from his late residence, i5c East Twenty second
street
ON Tuesday, July s, JoHS AxpRrw JAu0.ox HysEs
eldest and only surviving Il John A. and Honora
Hynes, aged ycars AID 10 days. bright and promis
ing boy.
The funeral VIII take place this afternoon a, two O'Clock
rom the residence u biz parents 50 Mott street Friends
ard acqualntancss are invited 70 attend.
In Brooklyn, on Thursday morning, july To- ALICE
youngest dasvhter q samuel and Eliza Alderman aged
I years, months and - days.
The friends aud relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence q her
father % Wyck0a street this afternoon at three O'Clock
In Brooklyn, Thursday, July 10, q consumption,
JoyFH g. Ros the ouy son Of widow Amelia Roc, IN ths
18th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family and also Brook
Ign Tent No 10 requested 70 attend his funeral
vice this Afternoon three O'Clock At tho residence Of
his mother le3 Jay street. Brooklyn. His viii
be taken 10 New Rochelle Saturday eight o'clock
A. NJ, for interment
At Clarkstown, ROckand county, Wednesday, July
o. ANNA H., second daughter " James and Mary Jane
The friends and relatives Of The family are invited 10
attend the funeral this afternoon At two O'Clock. from
the residence Of her brother Flaw, W. G. Colt y Ham
mond street.
Al New Rochelle, on Sunday July g. arcr a lingering
illness, Anna MAIupA yuIKJLs. wife o. II. yicrs NJ D.
Of this city. deceased, aged 40 years.
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CEDAR RAPiDs, Linn Co. Iowa
Emigration Wtrvurd StI--A Jam" in he 7buns-
Value y Real Eaais-Dstn9e and Cellar Rapiis-
Price ~ Fhrms
A. much has been said concerning Iowa, permit mo,
through your columns, 70 add a little more person
Fast who has not been In this section OF the country can
form no idea Of the tide Of emigration westward From
Chicago train aer train leaves daily allied with poriec,
Jam 70 say nothing Of the thousands Of teams by land
6llCd wgh men, women and children; every city town
and village IN iowa tiled with strangers; hotels and
boarding houses running over; rents high-enormousiy
high; such q demand Tor housee; provisions about a.
high 10 proportion. mechanic at q per day IN New
York city Is better OF than mechanics % so per day at
Dubuque or Davenport Speculation in city anf village
property is raging high; business lots in Dubuque AMI
ayenport are selling from $500 $500 per front foot in
this place and Iowa City nearly as high.
Az a business place. Dubuque stands foremost A
heavy wholesale and retail business is done AZ nayen.
tort and IA delightful place for residence Il has no
superior he Father Of Waters iowa City i thriving
cts OF 1000 nhabitants does ine country trade with
R0odly number or New Workers doing business there
The Capitol buildings will soon be enlarged reroidled
and converted into The s,aie University, which viii be Of
This place, Cedar Rapids IS bound 10 be The prettlest
interior city In the state, lying on gentle slope the
cast eide of Cedar RIVER which Is about 800 yards wide
with water clear crystal Astounding with fine nsh the
city now contains about 500 inhabitants fa OF enter.
prise and hne taste in Their buildings.
Linn county o. the best In the State for agricul.
turists-in fact, the whole state Ia perfect garden
Farmers Fast who have ont farms farms cover
those green New Workers who wish Try their hands Al
farmfng) and move IN this state, where ono man can
work Eve acres with mach case be could work
wild lands range nom I'VE 10 ten dollars per acre. i'm
proved lands from fifteen 70 thirty dsars per acre.
Crops look hue fair prospects q On abundance q wheat
The land Iowa very rOlngnone Of those dead level
praIries, parts Of Illinois The water l. good sna
considered very healthy state.
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agreed that the increased force should be accorded no
cessary.
The Bank Of Poland has ordered 1000 cwt Of guano
rom the house Of Nessrs Gibbs in london, for dstribu
ton 70 the landed propreors and farmers - cost price
In April last Tuscan, named Guarmoni, in the employ
OF England, was barbarously murdered, with his wife
and one OF his sons, at Marash Turkey The Aonkcre
nodno that the sultan has been pleased TO
grant the son OF G0armoni pension Of f2o . month
The Berlin correspondent Of the London Neus says
The newspapers have been talking OF note the Italian
question: addressed By tho Prussan government 70 the
Cabinet Of Turin Tho whole statement erroneous.
Prussia Is not In position 10 pronounce itself on the
Italian question.
The Pope Is organizing militia in considerable num-
bers, but Is said TO shrink from forced conscrpuon.
Letters from Germany that the Emperor OF Aus
tria Is making most conciliatory movements towards
Prussia aud Russia.
The Gernanic Diet has had the resolutions OF the Con-
gress OF Paris maritime law and international arbi-
traon communicated 10 II by Prussia and Austria The
President laid before the Diet notes the subjects
from France and England The Diet named committees
10 report on each subject
Imperial decree of France promulgates the literary
reaty concluded between France and Saxony tho 10th
May last.
The London Herald OF June Is, says-All we contend
for is that Mr. Champion served his own government
faithfully
The Brighton, Eng, Herald, OF June H. says-An
minor Of difference the United States are now
being merged the great struggle Of slavery and anti
slavery.
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The Old Line Wings or Kentucky for Fill
THE LEADING FEATURES OF THE AMERICAN PLAT
FORM ADOPTED.

FORM ADOPTED.
The State Convention OF kentucky wings assembled at
Louisville on the Sd INST. We lind full report of the
proceedings in the Louisville Journal Of the following day
The report sent forward by telegraph 10 the effect that
the Convention repudated Mr.. Fillmore, a m!srepre-
seutaton in every particular The Convention, mat
ter OF policy, deemed best not TO make any for ma de-
caraton Of preference; but the proceedings and the
speeches show plainly that if expression had been
taken Mr.. Fillmore would have been adopted with but
little opposition The Journal says
The third resolution, however, contains virtual re
commentator OF Mr.. Fillmore. II advises the wings Of
Kentucky and Of the Union to support that candidate for
the Presidency whose anteceden most conform ibe
70 old wing principles. Under the resolutions old wings
cannot support Mr. Buchanan nor Col Fremont; and, IL
they vote at all they must support Mr. Fillmore or else
go altogether contrary TO the principles OF the wing
party.
They have also adopted resolution Incorporating the
leading features of the American platform in regard TO
foreign paupers and aliens and the extension OF natural
zation laws They have thus nearly oberated all ines
ofdistnctou and actually approved the most important
measures advocated by the American party
Speaking OF the attempt or wish on the art OF some
TO do what the telegraph said had been done the Journal
says
Since the very beginning Of this movement sn effort
has been made by managing democrats and few pseudo
wings, who have declared themselves members Of the
democratic party to make capital cut OF the movement
Their efforts have sgnally failed. Wherever Wing Con.
ventons have been held there has either been actual
expression OF preference for Maid Fillmore, or, In
Instances have omitted any expression OF opinion
The fact u clearly established that nine enths OF the
wings OF Kentucky, and we believe the proportion
OF the wings Of the tnon in favor OF Mr. Fillmore.
There many reasons why the Convention yesterday
did not plainly and fatty endorse Mr.. Fillmore. Tue.
desire OF number ci influential men who present
who ardent and earnest advocates OF Mr.. Hlmores
election, deemed II nexpedient that the Convention
should take such action They aim at q reorganization
OF the wing party, and while they will vote for Mr. Fill
more, and many OF them expect TO canvass their dis
tricis IN his behalf, they think that the Convention
convention distinct political organization should not
merge itself with any other party.
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uIARITIME INTELLIGENCE,


XII STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA
-s.sgr-From Charleston eu and eth due Hsrsns 80
snd n From Havana losh and sah sse Al New yorh i7h
Fsgrrs err on ssv Ge4rsp.-Yroen fe~ FORK f7tA
r,vnr Al I'd and New orleans th From New Or.
beans fsh. Havana sh. due At Mes York 18Th.
QuAKER CrrFrom New f0rx ist OF eacs month, arriving
Havana 5h, and Mobile SIN FROM MOBILE ls'h Havapa
rps oyratAvp MANS no INDIA AND CHINA.
The following may be Of value 10 tso.e having correspond
The mail leave. Southampton the or and nth Of saas
Arrive. Al Gibraltar ssout he sh ana 2sh Of mon A.
Arrives al the ifh AMI Soth Of same month.
Arrives Alexandria about the lsh Of same and Oh 81 fol
feases saei .bou, the O Of sh, s Of
following month. -. ~ -. q. y.
wy o. Rse@ .boni tie sh or TN same ana asv Of arr
al 90 Boabav and llth 70 SDh for China, 40.
Iedso Navy arrives a Bombay sboal he "a
and ion 10 qlsf Of The following mona
49, arrives Al FONT % Gale about the 9Th
;ih srA gA ~ a following menh
r.vea Point t3ale for puo Penrg The day the
,,e.tner mas already arrived which 6,kes the MAI on
AFTvss Pso PENANG about Nc iAh lab and 2sh
Sr = ssgspors The s or iss aud s or lst d
i ss5ss ! asneore abort u tours ansr arrival
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Jew YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY IL

rejoice In the foreign sppeuAtion Of redows asourka
polka schotsche and Here under the brilliant gas
light you may Eudora and Lieutenant Bayones DRIFT
ing by In exacies Of spas nodc grace and perspraon
while hundreds Of spectators either look on follow
their example In this particular little difference
between Saratoga and Old Point But de ousbus &C..
very good MAXIM aud 50 I'll leave Eudora and Bayonel
FOR the present.
Before closing this may tell you that the proprietor
Of the place very influential Upro ninent member OF
tho Virginia Legslatureyou know all the virginans are
poltcians-he Is q gentleman OF bland manners and
Judging from the aspect Of his huge establishment OF fine
administrative powers II strikes that there is much
to chronicle in this part of the world shall keep you
duly posted Is TO local or other news.
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City Politics.
CENTRAL FREMONT AND DAYTON

CENTRAL FREMONT AND DAYTON CLUB.
meeting held in Academy Hall last evening, for
the purpose OF forming association, under the title
Of the Central Fremont Club Of New York city and
ty. There abou, hundred persons present, who
principally young men, Mr.. Joseph I. Couch was
appointed 10 preside and Nr Smith Tuthl oricated ias
Secretary committee appointed on permanent orga-
nizatioD reported the following officers who unani.
morsiy elected II resident VIM. H. Browne; Vice. rcsi-
dents VIM. X. Stafford u. W. Richards, H. Roster, q.
Briggs Secretaries J. IL II Ward, = Tuttie r. H. Bare-
son, Treasurer A. b. Brdsall After the adoption Of a
constitution the meeting adjourned.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In e report ~ the proceedings OF the hard she'll General
Committee published n your paper OF this day, Is
neorsy stated that the sub committee which
the Of delegates for the state Convention Mr.. Thomas
stewart q the First ward occupied the position Incorrectly
assigned 70
A. the committee IN question reported my des
through the Indicated made occupy
ton NJ variance with the dictates OF iecacy
decencymay ask therefore, the favor OF correction
kfw foRK ely 10 i5L PETER u. SwEESY.
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Brooklyn city Intelligence.

DISTRESSING occuRaEScE.-An inquest held yester-
day, BY Coroner Retdng upon tho body Of boy, be-
three and four years OF age, the Of Henry
Horn, Of Sxlman street Myrtle avenue, who died
from the effect Of burls. the parents, 1t appears,
absent In New York. The servant empied bed of
into the street which set fire. The children
played about H. and the little fellow running through il
his clothes caught fire Although every effort made
t. suppress tie flames he badly burned that he
died in n short time thereafter. verdict in accordance
with the facts was rendered by the jury.