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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-14
Wise snsin Election.

ralty rule.
Wisconsin Election.
MADISON, Jan. IL.
Gov. bafstow's message was delivered
this afternoon. He opposes the Prohibito-
~ Liquor Law, and asks for investigation Of
the conduct OF the differen, State officers.
10 the House this afternoon Mile said he
could not and should NOT recognize Mr.. Bar
stow as Governor. Mr.. l,ashford COM
mences proceedings in tie Supreme Cour,
to-morrow 10 contest the election.
unfrisudly Collision.
NEW YoRx, Jan, II.
An arrival from Burmada brings advices
to the goth from which we learn tina, the u:
3. sloop Of war Cyanne had been to Anti
qua to inquire into the taking of oolored
seaman from an American vessel, under
prelense that he was slave.
Tie British sioop Of var was in port al
the time and the repor: says that on enter
ing the harbor the cyanne took very
menacing position in regard TO her and re.
fused to salute the English flag. Recreation
was made for the insult offered to our Gov
ernment, Interviews were had between
tie Commanders OF the two vessels, with
what result was MOI stated, but it is said that
the question has been referred TO higher
court. The Cyanne iett Antigua on the
10th Dec
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Ira commencement towards filling
;ca.housss WAS made on Saturday, az We
,o,iced q number VI wagons ami sieds pass
|; NO along the streets filled With cold prspar.
lives against the heats of summer We
,DD,shsnd that the article could scarcely be
hotter than it is now. and we presume it 10
], well to fill up now Us to defer the job till
,tsr il the season. We hope that large
.eu,nli,y will be put up or down.
Itis drug in ihs .aarkei at present, bur
tns pleasures of memory and line pleasures
n hone both surround it with an accumulu-
hou Of rem nisceDces and anticipations that
lender i, an object of more than ordinary in
3srest, In fact the intrinsic value Of 40
artc!e is subject to such extremes oil huc-
4ustion, or is SO entirely dependent for its
worth upon the changing circumstances Ivy
Which il is surrounded, keep warm" 10
te very prevalent cry at present, but the
tms is coming when the exhortation will
4e-"keep cool" and in view Of that peri
b, we say let large quantities Of the sool.
bg material be Provided
Y 10 Ih., which mskss osr winter. disconisnL
n s.sl with our summer pleasures still be beat.
n SLOW TRAVELLING A fellow citizen mr.
~ cod here m Friday evening five dpva ont
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

kAGSo A6%kAAF04'
1nHHps. now crop y. Orleans Sugar,
20 " s. House and 5. II. Syrup ;.
10 hi, Is
ssIOs,l. kegs ssiehcr's sytag :. :.
20 Sacks Rio Coffee,
Boxes ~ Ground,
100 bbs. Winter Apples,
3 burning F,aid,
lebexes Star Candies,
bhis. Tar,
To-. Crp.hsd, Powdered, claTi'G. AND Leaf rgaI,
10 ooxes NoGla candies,
IS :. railA, aos!n aud Chemical Soap,
20 Ground Spices. Nusts I'd and CEoss'ais,
is a,.eEt,S Pickles,
IS htsss ohd Boxes Tea,
h bols !, nil obs slackersl REd White Fish,
1890 ~ Bank Tod Fish.
500 bushels Plastssing Hair.
ALSO
self In Sacks and gbls., T0easso, Cheese, sstls,
Giuss, ana oil the articles in ID. Greet. lhe Cur
regard 10 Ihe aasli! of the aEtiCles. We We tsnt
ali ihe articles We SELL and as We sea for spsh Nc
will seii low. 49, DaALEl,i, q hHV.s
EoyI0 Cor. 81 4 Perry %.
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SLOW TRAVELLING A fellow citizen mr.
wed here on Friday evening five days out
tom Richmond, Ind. During three days OF
be tine The cars only travelled about so
Niles They were stopped d, one time en-
be prairie without FIRE and with the mercu-
! 80 degs. below zero. Al Dayton on last
)s,urday he says tho mercufy stood Is
kps. below zero
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I or 9 In block 10 In he town Of WHlceu trear 10
IL Derot.1 Also. Soi Sin Eawle, : Out lois,re iS
esLtains 81 aees and Is sitnated about uhsrr 10
east Of Dss export, the river opposite Moline Mills
Being upon the Blun, ant eommandiIg ono view Q.
Moline, the Island, snd LANCE portion Of Nnyerier
and Rock Island, iliss yety desirable ste for isd
denee, j. W GpIiEAU. 10
sept ls-atf in WhitSker & Grams ofec.
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Fort Des aleines Land agency.
LAND WAR

Cook q SARGENT, Davenport.
COOK, SAhsEsT & PARKER, Rock Island.
Cook, Sal (EsT & DowsEY, 10. City, To.
Coos, sAR, ut & ,oK Fl. D. Noines. 10
sss Sd. 1855
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so Lots fer sale

ar ntdrrsgrsh offer Tor sale 50 dcsiffb! elois 4
4 saeN aadit,ens 20 Guy Of Davenport. OF IiE8GaI
efia'-@ credit % 2. and years vi be u, e. t.
parties who will build this sessrn.
June i2.h, less COOK sARGEsT
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ssSe tos 1Uu at2aiLd 0sERf
n otes OF the ABOVE bank : Ill bc received If on
:. ns nkihs Houses same rstes Other eastern O,
~essern currency. COOK ~ sA RENT
Oct 9, 'Ss.
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Banking.
--BANkERS--

AAShLOL COEBiS, Davenport, Iowa
AACALOf, CokbtN q WAITE, Fl pesus.ass, TO-
REFER 70
Messrs. r. CasTSAUJR. & Co..
JoHs THOMPSON, ksq., Banker, New York
Cashier AMERICAN EXCHANGE E2NK,)
Messrs. TEssoN & DAMIEN, BANKERS.
- .rGAs e sIsosDs, - s'.Loais
CasaierAtIaatic Eank, Boston, Msss., ssrs Tbonp
sen o. oudesuys, Baltimore, swift, ksa. banker
Z 1lcago, Ill.
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F0l. Sale.

= DWELLING Houses, pleasantly situated O., Par
! ksr's addition to city o; Davenport. All neu-
possession given immediately Terms HLettl.
July ss,h, 1855 COOK & sARGFHT.
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Town of Waicott.

WEhaye for ssle ono hundred choice building lot 9
W 10 tie Tounef Wsieott and nifty y IN situate d
ave- acre iots!n the vicinity OF said Town, all
We wAi seal to sciusl settlers on lii eiti tens.
september ia 1885 CtCK SAECEfT
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JUST RECEIVED,
Gross of Rhodes fever and ggae cure,
IS Smith's, Tonic,
"a dox. of DR.. Den MICS fever Ead Ggue extertai-
alor warranted TO cure in tour hours external
plication, the only agt. In mis- city.
Gct27 TT. WEBB.
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>. &. Rerssford, d. D.; consllting Ply siGiap.
JOHN A.. ADLER, al. u, Medical Examiner.
Applications received BY hRARY \. SLAfMA'
NER, Agent, davenport. dec -. dtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-09
BURGLARS AGAIN AT WORK.
HEAVY ROBBERIES.

Soon after o'clock on Monday evening the fancy
store Of Mr. Brew, No IA broadway, was burglar
ously entered by means of false Keys Not shutting
the coor close after them, it was found open in half
az hour af,erward by Officer Groat of the Fifteenth
Patrol District, AID private Waterman Csulfeld. On
entering the premises the officers heard the burglars
in the rear If the store.
They ran into and through a houss fronting on
Mercer street and escaped before they could be ar
rested. The store was searched, when four large
sacks filed with costly goods. worth nearly $4,000,
which the burglars had packed up to remove, were
discovered The officers found q dark lantern ana
some bur glsrs tools which tho rascas had LEFT behind
The cay previous to the robbery two men, oil very
suspicious appearance, in the store, ana after
taking a general survey of the place, carefully ex-
anined the key Of the front door.
Mir Brew was absent at ths time.
The store Of Messrs. Gordon 81 Bowdoin, dealers 10
silks. laces embroderiee &C., No go Broadway was
robbed Of goods worth 81, 900 on Monday night The
thieves it is supposed, secreted themselves in the
premises before being closed for the night aud, when
all was still End quiet, secured what property they
could conveniently carry, and escaped with it, No
arrests have been made, and the police have but
little if any information for them to work upon tending
to show who the guilty parties are, aud where the
goods ca, be found.
jimmy and other tools usually used by burglars,
were soubd in the store.
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brused thoot tie body beside being ,rsiieyaby in.
yIicd by tbs eicam which ,scaped from the brok n
boiler He Wac stardiug in The smotiog car. aai hi.
trcSpe from nrc serious injury indeed nifac
Jobn Ru s.ll, the irmao. he jumped from the en-.
Pne aud 10 failit had bookco brsJe rece'v.
ine number Of painful wounds about the boiy aud
bc0d.
Jacob Croft baggage MISTER Hcwa' standing up-
the platform Of the smoking car beside Naagc, who
wa k'l't, and in Jumping off received psiufa! wodni
upon bis head aud bumber If bri e. obout his body
VIM. Plumber. supeivirO. n,,on the r'a' was con.
eidefatiJ hunt by he'll tbro~ from Platform re SEW
ing painful cont usion upon one of hts hips
Wilism WorhtgtOO, cs'i.. member Of the An
bapOlis bar, bad 81 his feet cousideriby oJufsd
by being caught in the wreck Of the hrt passenger
He,riet Buileigb, an aged colored woman. had oue
Of Der e. horribly msDgl.d by splinter, beside re-
ctvI severe bruises upon her boiy.
Julia JOrf on, a cOlOred woman. in the employ OF
Alexander Butcher had one Of her hands mashed.
gentleu ON passenger from the West whose name
we did not Obtain bad ooe hand mashed, ADD also
csived painful wound upon leg from splinter.
ORE yong lady and three other gentlemen slro
ceive0 slight injuries.
So far as We could ascertain, the above compress =
complete lst Of the irjuea. ct least 30 far the
sumo observable; IA numb of person-, however,
receiving i,firg Injuries whose names DO not appear
Fer ebort time after the cta.h the widest exri'e
pert ensued it being supposed by those in thu rear
that the affair even more eerlous than proved,
fOm the frgbtfL appea npce Of the wreck. Ii is ia
deed wonder that greater NUMBER verc not KILLED
s1d injured, ~ the trim wa, very full Of passengers.
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TRUTH STRANGER THAN FIG ZION.

The following extracts Of letters from Fort
Myers, Florida, give an account Of singuarly TO
mantle though startling occurrence at tia. post
about the Sd Of June
"FoRr MYrRS Saturday, June :, 1880.
"Chai, an Indian guide, most invaluable for tha.
purpose and who has been with Captain Pfa.ts CON.
maid at Malco River committed suicide by shoo.'
hg hineelf 10 his tent few days ago. The csuse 10
BOT known bu. il is surmised that he dreaded beng
killed or II captured b. the Indians who 10 the Latter
case wsud have tortured him ssvageyi bu: as the
campaign was nearly over this would seem hardly
efficient motive. Others supposed it might be re-
nome for having acted guide regret revising
Tie haunt of his childhood for beog an outlaw from
his tribe lie had incurred their ennity by marrying
ms cousin, contrary 10 their laws ne has been ion
lime with the LIST Artillery az Fort Dallas tLa'hg
ken captured many years ago BY Gen. harneyh
nd came To this post with Captain DA~scns co IL
hand He wa an intelligent Indian, and had aTeys
been faithful to the whites, and il considered great
ks 10 the service. His wife remained here but nc sen
tM her week before he committed this SD ac', an1
home say jealousy Of her, quarrel with her mas
led 10 it. for though love match, they d.i rot i've
happily together; andIt Is h.n.cd she may have
a1e the decd not he II is certainly IN mysterious a.
fair. He put the butt Of his riff against an uaTcet
pst, ted string to the trigger, and then put the
nuzzle to bis breast, and puledthe string Otcor'-e
he gun exploded, and the ball passed through h'
Lean, killing bun instantly. HIS wife denied o. me-
al knowledge of it, but at as. gave the pafncaa'S
slated above"
Aptvh letter dated juno Q, gives further par
teu)srs Of this most unfortunate affair, as fciio"s
"Pony ChGi's widow has made a confession. S''
ys that two Of the Florida volua.eers thrsaenei 10
ku CLa; he told her that in any event this world naa
% hone fos lsan. poor miserable creatures ana tHt
Ney would do better in the next; so he asked hs II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-09
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

TUESDAY, July s.-Ah. Isaac o. BARKER, Pres
ijeut in the Chair.
Re1vrts sdopted-Concwring TO purchase two thou
Der artment To amend the ordinance in relation to
br bndge worn by the iromeu, to the effect tht 1t
,bal hereafter be displayed cODspicuonsly on tue
breast aud that any member of the Fire Department
%. exciting refusing TO his cap or badge ~
sw,ised shall be subject to suspension or expulsion
from the D,psrtmt Mt, Also that exenpt fircmen IN
NJ uspg TIE sba he subject To Zoe Of not less
than s25 or $3.50, and h.t all fines so collected
,bs I've paid TO the FIFE Department Fund.
To ff eubken io,s on TIE eoutb ride of Forty-frsi
STR 81. between T.n'h aud Eleventh Avenues; - ~
supken lots bOut Died by Secad ard Third Avenues,
between Seventy ninth and Eight'e'h Streets a,so 90
the north west corn0 Of Fifth Avenue AMI ihu'I
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Remaining III
Gov. OINER moved that the Finance Committee
call Oh the Mechanics Bank to ascertain what interest
will be allowtd for the funds on deposit
Gov TOWNSEND said he would almOst guarantee
thst they could get per cent for the funds appro
pr'a'J, amounting to over 5000 600. and this amount
coult be deposited in some good bank.
The motion of Gov. Oliver was adopted.
The following resolutions, offered by Gov. Tows-
SEND, wee Unanimously adopted:
kottd That liquor @re be furnishe tn either Of the
in,ituors Of the co. tho except upon special
reouitiot Hosuta purposes the beng submitted n
a. d rppr ,v,d b. the Board Of Governors.
Rr.d Tnst he reser be furnished at the
OF tho betaitneDt
Gov. TOWNSEND offered the following resolutions,
which were adopted:
,d Thai BOARD Of Governors deem their duty TO
rIsce the Hon.s Department in It's u-u con ion OF
lat the yea for the proper aud rtcent
tesmcn of appearing In the form OF ep
deunc at the tbcy happy to nounce e'nd
lion Of health throughout The apartment winch should com
the gra ard thsnklness OF our fellow CT S,u'
Resoced That Bo,d will cbeenlly unto with the au
hcee L. whatever be deemed necessary aud
pr,sr for the continuance, far as IL their powell
a. the p,esen beshfp condition Of our teowcitzeas and hs
ibe Beard anc her BY authorized to unite With
them IL ally taOrt Lecessafy to accomplish the end
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eighth %trset, an oAher up-.Awr strr,t; 10 corfen
coliiac to pave Tine stre.' vi block pave neot fro
B'".cwey 10 William s'rect-givng the lob W [. j.
G. fin si 81 10 per square yard.
COmntss'Orers If Deeds.--The ,epot OF the Co n.
Mite af this Board. amendiog thst OF tho ,anci =.
men 10 the nIpoii 'mcps and rosppoinment. of Com.
n-sia er. Of Desds wa taken up aud after di.cr..
zion oropt'd.
@ ., no ,%u 'o.'on o "f ~" s'seet' IN
edoIaed by ,b- B"nrd "f COaocimen fw ADVERTISING
for proposals for cleaning the streets of the CITY, va,
mac, speciql order for Friday ev-ning.
nance on the subject Of pa'pg for iod-Iing tho pro
c, eding tf toe Comu,on Council wss c,ncarred ia.
On motion Of AID. CLAscEr the Board adjourned TO
W edne -iay evening ct O'Clock.
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she was willing to Ole with hm; she SAID rhe wac;
ard the night the evot took place he again asked herr
he soid Polly, au gong TO kill myself 10 night.
you willing to de wob me . she ossented aud he
placed hs gun in such manner shat ho opnld pull
the trigger with his FOOT they then sat on the bed;
Polly with one arm around h,s neck aud he With his
round ber. waiti clasptd in each ether, srms
he seain said, Polly are you still willing She re-
manned finn, and he pulled the trigger. but the guu
did not as was expected. shoot both; the charge
killed him instantly but lett bis wife unejured.' THIS
is undoubtedly true.
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THE TURF.

USroN Course, L. Tuesday, July
:. lsJ6-Mstch for 81 ,OOo-Mile Heats-Best in in
hbiLess.
II. Wooduf rsmts b. m Ross Of Wasbir ston.....l l
w. Peabody b. IN. Lady Hoscow. ..........2
Tine. 7:57l-7:sei -2:S4t-2:3g
This trot was decidedly the best one We have had
this season. ard closely contested rom the begin
Dir to the end Of the race. There was large num
Der Of persons prerent, and few Of them viii see
letter rair start on any track. Rose OF Washington
wbs the favore at 800 to $50 previous to staios'
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ICE IN JUNE.

Correspondence Of Tho n. y. Tribune
NIAGARA FALLS, Monday, June 30, 1856.
AT about 50 feet below the American Fall, aud i'm
mediateiy in font Of Rabbits Daguerfeot!pe rooms.
there s'il remains cake Of ice weighing probably
twenty FIVE tuIs. During the last Winter the mass OF
ice formed by the coLtLua addition Of spray ia Sid to
have been more than 100 feet bgh indeed, ia stere
otcope picture taken during the past Winter this 81.
cer seems to be nearly a. high as the American Fall.
A. this resut net usual at the Fsls you may wish
20 publish the fact. N.
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ivitI ~. Which wire OF franc ard Of not much ~.
trn,ic ynIue we're burrtd down. The lose su,,si.sl
BY Mr. Osdu4y in ma'erisb amounts to about o. 900
that Of Mr. Dopgheit, about 5000. N,i,ter wo<e N.
surd. Csuse Of III, fa IN h own.
Auoti,r FIVE broke out IN the house Of Mr.. Insra.
ham, No. 39s D,grs~ssres, caused by childr,. p,sy
ire with matches. Damage trfny.
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Fl X E S .


On Monday night about 10 o'clock fire broke out
in carpenter shop Ninth street, Gowanu'' occupied
by John C,dney. The flames extended to the adj
iriDng butcher shop and fat house of William Dough.
CITY The combustible nature Of the contents caused
great Ieht which was visible for miles distant. The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-09

In the Board Of Councmen lsst even;n, move.
ment was made to incose the Washington Moauma q,
On ord nance submitted by the Controller to ensbls
him to ssue ASA ssment bonds on arrearsges Of
ents, passed.. An attempt to take up the Branch
B,iggs Maistll bill f. through. The Central Park
Con mss.ol,s asked for an appropriation TO essbls
them to go on with their work, and the Board cd
journed 10 meet tt is evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-09

TIE Board OF Aldermen | lst evening passed on
large number of reports providing for filing suhkes
lois snd similar pspsr. The report appointing and
re,proiptirg Commissioners Of Deeds, slightly amend
ing that of the CouLciu,ep, was adopted.
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CITY ITEMS.

NIBLo's GARDKs.-Miss Emma Stsnby appeared
last evening beiorr crowded audience. Shs wss
greeted with great dcsl Of applau.e, ard beside r.
ccivipg puuber Of floral offerings, was twice called
before the curtain. Her peculiar tnt.rtainu,eut y -
emiLtnt sucoess.
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BOARD OF TEN GOVERNORS.

The I,ocid OF Ten Governors met yesterday AFTER
room at the Tombs in Cectte street. Pfe'ent, Cows.
Draper, Suith, Ti' ulunp, Gun'her, Tovnsend ADDER
ION, Bel, Tay Tor Oliver AID Dugro. Previous to the
{. Sior % the Board the Governors were escorted
through the prior by Warden Grey.
Numb of pesuGs r, naming in the Institutions for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-09

Tx YorSG MINIS FREAoNr And DArroS CrsrRAL
UNION OF NEW iORK.-A politics crssnlzs ton ao>er
Ibis name formed Last night, a. Cir ton Hail. With
sbut dant enthusiasm and excellent promises tor the
,utue. Mr. b F. Mapere was chose Prvsidest
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BLASTING DIAaOyD REEr.-An invitation wis ex-
tendeo to the members Of the Common Council 70
vitLtss the operation of blasting Diamond Reef
ye-'eIosy afternoon and steamer was promised fer
their accommodation. A plumber Of the members o.
10 b. Boards went TO Whitehall at the time specleo'
but DO steamboat appeared. During high wafer se''
eral very heavy blasts wefe made, the exP'esoa~
throwing large volumes of water 10 the hga' o. u"
feet, accompanied by dull, snllcn report. WhN
prooress has been made on the face OF the reel We
copd M, learn and II s said that the contractor
v.,y cb,rv of giving any information upon the subeet
W, sterer. A vest quantity Of gunpowder has been
xpl, ded since the work began, brit We informed
that the success is by means great as that which
attended The blasting at Hell Gate. This is doubA
etbu,obe to the foct that there the strata Of nssa
of The rock was inclined, while on Diamond Reef 1t Is
nearly if not quite vertical Those who ako an inter
es. in such spectacles may any week day, at high
water, obtSn good view of the blastinss from the
United States Bsrge.Ofice PIER A. Whitehall.
FERRY Boar EQUIPNESTs.-Tte Camden and Pun
s5epha Steamboat Ferry Company hsye furnishes On. g, 'eI
accoeht by IRE otherwise. II DsS ke corr
20 sole and one bard .,
Of hi Freis e'aiiic 10 feet hfep'st Que 70 ices
-teeu. hrs Hotfs Al ~ buckets
When something Of the kind is dOne by our feny
con panes, we .lall be oily too happy to RECORD !"
At present., in spite Of the urgent representations :"
the s,ess and the unar imous web OF the Paoho' az
vel q, needless OF the pumerons narrow escapes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-09

TwISIrETR WARD REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION
A meeting OF this Association was held last evening
at ContDt ntal Hail. of Tbiryfourth street and
Eislth averue, DIR S Fountain 10 the chair.
The Constitution OF the Club and the list OF MEM
bers were read. On motion, Mr.. Chas Nettletoa was
e ctfd Vice Pre- oldeDt and Mr.. II. Camp, Treasurer.
brief discussion took place on the subect Of alter
ing the Constitution aud without coming to decision
The meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-09

SIXTEENTH WARD RRPysrIcASs The RePubk-
cans Of The Sixteenth Ward met last evening IN the
hail. corner OF Eighth av. and Sixteenth street IN ro
spopse to call in the morning papers The attend
anct was large. G q Boiler presided and Mr. Tag
gait was srponttd Secretary On motion so'mo''t-
tee, consisting of Messrs. Caficy, McKsfe, Louns-
bury Blakeny and Jackson. wa, appointed to report
plas of organx alton for the ub to the rext meet
ing. Messrs. Taylor and Sherwood and Others then
addressed the meeting in behalf Of the principles q
Republlcabism, ard were loudly appiauded- The
greatest unaniinity and eLthusiasm prevailed.