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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09

TROUBLES OF THE Cry DEMocRAcY.-The de-
mocracy OF this city seem to be in terrible stew
The friends of Buchanan always calculated on
carrying the city by large majority, but the
quarrels of Tammany Hall render it utterly i'm
possible for them TO get even plurality Of votes.
Fremont has now, undoubtedly, the best of the
field, and will get most tremendous majority.
The head and front OF the democratic supporters
Of Buchanan here have been Fernando Wood and
some OF his younger friends, such as Dan Sickles
and his amiable tall We understand that very
serious explosion has taken place between these
politicians which will affect the Buchanan vote
very much. 1t seems that Sickles first wanted the
nomination for the Third district with view to
Gust General Walbridge. After the death Of the
late Lorenzo b. Shepard, Mr.. Sickles found his
patriotism strongly directed towards the Office of
Corporation Counsel, with its comfortable salary
Of from ten to twelve thousand dollars year.
He tried to get this nomination from the nomi-
mating convention, which he himself helped to ap-
point, but strange to say, his own convention
preferred another man, and took hold Of Richard
Busted, prominent and talented young lawyer
Of this city. On this Sickles took dudgeOn, as
very naturally he should, and hence the split
in the convention. Recorder Smith sym.
pathised with him; John B. Haskin shed
tears; Emanuel B. Hart felt as sore as if he
had lost his grandfather; and all pitch into
Fernando Wood as if he was the great Evil One
who had caused all their difficulties and dsap-
pointments. We rather think that they should
pitch into the gallant Busteed who, however, is
well able to take his own part
From these facts it is evident that the Blu
chanan section of the democracy are all
quarelling Libby, who is a good hotel keeper
but bad politician, stands on one leg as candi
date for Mayor. A number Of nincompoops, who
call themselves the Young Mems Democratic
Committee, denoUnce the proceedings of their
own convention and primary meetings in the
most approved style. When, therefore, we find
this democratic convention and democratic
leaders turning round and condemning their own
machinery as the most corrupt and rotten in
existence, we do not see why we should not be-
lieve them and take them at their word.
In this melee of conflicting individual interests
the chances Of Fernando Wood appear to be
rapidly gaining strength. According to all &C
counts he will succeed in uniting prodigious
party in his support, without reference to Blu
chanan or other political preferences and con-
siderations. People generally are disposed to
re-elect him in order to have disadvantage of his
energy and pact experience in office, qualities
which they might not find in new man. Mayor
Wood has not, it is true, done as much as he
promised; but the question is whether he could
have done better, cramped as he has been by an
atrocious system Of government, which We hope
viii be entirely changed by the next Legislature
Of New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09
The National Agricultural Fair.

ffIlADkLfHlA, DCk D, 1890.
II rs estimated that there were my thousand vsters
70 the National Agricultural Fair 10 day. GOO
tai en- for single tickets Among the distinguished visit
Henry Wilson, OF Massachusetts,, and g. W. r.
Cuss Of Virginia The lstter gentleman made excel
lent address al the dinner Even. The great OF
traction the course, where eight thousand per-
allied the stand The trot was for horses that had
for money before. Nine were entered for
race and the best time made two minutes forty two
seconds. The wiz ner was given premium Of $3.50 To-
morrow will be the great day, and the parade Of the
butchers win attract immense throng This afternoon
the Washington Engine Company, from Charlestown.
Mafsachusttts, will visit the fair,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09

PORTSMOUTH, Y. H., Oct. 8 1896.
The President was received here today by the mu-
nicpal government and q large Of citizens
who extended 10 him a warm and cordial greeting.
Amer address OF welcome from the Mayor to which
the President briefly responded he escorted 70 the
Rockingham House In the afternoon the President neld
levee, when a great number OF citizens and persons
from adjoining paid their personal respec him.
This evening the President expected to attenda ball al
the residence Of Commodore Newton, the Navy Yard.
II h the Presidents intention 10 sail In the Wabash for
Was hir gton TO morrow morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09

VINO IS TO Pc THE NEW OPERA MANAGER
We put this question to the committee and stock
holders of the Academy. Some say that E. T..
Fry, who had the Opera few years ago, wants
to try it again. II might be q curious expert
ment in harmony to uy poor Fry, and let him
the committee?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09
Connecticut State Fair-FatsI Accident.

NEW HAVEN, bct :, 1900.
The State fair was opened TO the public to-day. Ii is
the mcs extensive ana satisfactory display that has
taken place In the State. The crowd ia very great
Nineteen thousand entrance tickets were received befre
night
fatal accident occurred on the road this afternoon
family attending the fair were thrown from their
In consequence Of the horse taking fright and
ming away A boy aged eight years, badly hurt
aud an old man. an lrishman killed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA sioux BOARD.
PHIIADg1PHIA, Oct. g, 1859.
stocks steady. Pennsylvania 5's 49, Reading Rail.
read loi Long Islsnd Raroad lax. Morris Canal IA.
PtInsylvania Railroad, 4sA.
Albany, Oct THAN
The boats are arriving by the canal but not much
gran offering Sales, ZOO bushels tao rowed barley,
~ ~ 21 10000 bushels new malt AT 81 49, 1900 bush.
els scwn Canada barley, at 81 20.
CHICAGO, Oct 9, 1856.
wheat dull with declining tendency. Shipments 10
Buffalo TO day, 81 600 bushee Corn tribe lower Ia
price shipments 70 Buffalo, $4,000 bushels 70 osweeo,
1000 do. Dreshs nymer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09
Republican County Convention.

o
The Republican County and Congressional Convention
met hire to-day 1t fully attended and the proceed.
pgs harmonious and enthusiasts. Hon. Joshua
Spencer was chosen permanent President, and made a
strcng speech for freedom and Fremont. Hon. o. d.
MAitson nominated unanimously by reclamation aud
with cheers for reelection TO Congress, j, II. Mnge
rominatet for District Attorney, and Ellis Ella for
Snptrntcn oc nt OF the Poor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09

KANSAS a SLAVE srArE.-According TO the
Lest accounts, the new Governor, Gesry, is max
ing Kansas slave State beyond all hope and
redemption. We always supposed that this
would be the result Of the new appointment
Jefferson Davis knows what he is about, and he
did 10, concur in This appointment without ascer-
tanning his man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09
THE LATEST NEW


A KNOW NOTHING MAYOR YLECTED-YOUR MEN
KILLED AND rwENrY PERSONS WOUNDED.
BALTIMORE, Oct. s, 1866.
An election for Mayor and Counclmen held in this
city to day. During the latter part Of the day there
great deal Of disorder and lighting, pistols and guns
being freely used. The lighting in the Eighth and Four
teenth wards was particularly severe.
The most serious occurred at Lexington MARKET
between the adherents the New Market Fire Company
(democras) and tn American Club, rip Raps." The
former were driven from the Twelfth ward ppols and
forced into their engine house, where they armed them
selves with muskets when general light ensucd last
ing half hour pistols clubs aud muskss being freely
used both sides Twenty, or less, were wound
ed Charles Brown and others, named Walters aud
Spark and another, Lame unknown, were killed. Two
or three Of those wounaeo dan gerously So
The following is u 9 result Of tho election
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09
Fire nj BLACK Rock.

BuffAio, Oct. J, 1858.
The Queen cry Mills, at Black Rock owned by Messrs.
Hiram smith Co. whcatland Genesee county, with
1900 busbels OF wheat were destroyed by Gre asst
evening The mills valued sec, 900, and insured
for s40,Coo The books and papers were saved. The
fire 10 supposed 10 have been the work Of lncency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09
Fremont Meeting nj Cincinpatf.

CINtLNNA1I, Unlo, OCT ., 1919.
The republican torchlght procession OF ten thousand
persona last night one OF the finest affairs ever wit
nessed here Many persons In the PROCESSION were
rously injured by missiles thrown by outsiders After
the parade meeting organized and addressed ny
Hon IA s Ian nd others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09

TnE ALIEN AND SEpfTioS LAWS REyIvED.-Thc
old and new scditicn laws have been revived and
are now in full force in Virginia and other States
Of The South. What ale Nc coming to?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09
Massachusetts, Congressional Nominations.

boston, Oct b, 1850.
The democrats In Convention 10 the sixth district
day, nominated Nathaniel j. Lord for Congress.
Tie Republican and American Conventions IN the First
district TO day, nominated Robert Hall for election
10 Congress.
Nathaniel r. Banks IN the Seventh District and VIM.
s. DamTe In the Third nominated Tor reelection
10 Congress, yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09
view York Congressional Nominations.

Jared G. Gregory nominated for Congress by the
democrats 10 Cay the Oscgo dlsiricL He had been
previously nominated By tie Americans Iii Pc, ~ s the
American nominee in the Albany district.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09
Election I'm Wilmington, Delaware.

WIMNoror, Del, Oct. s. 1885,
The election yesterday for Inspectors and Assessors
suited olows:-Newcastle county, $50 democratic
jory Kent county, 4s0 democratic majority; Sussex
| SEQ democratic majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09

CELEBRATION OF BURGoyNg's SuRRrrpER.--
General j. Van Rensselaer, and his military associates
having resolved 10 celebrate the surrender OF Pursoyne
in an appropriate manner, NJ SchuyIervie. Saratoga
county have invited the following distinguished gentle.
men 70 deliver addresses The occasion Hon, r. w.
wslworth, Hon. Edward Everett Horato sey mour A. n
street, ESQ Gen, leslie Combs, Col. RUSSELL
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TKLE8 RApHIC.

HARTFORD Conn. Oct 8, 1865.
The CcryGn says that i2t towns have been heard
FROM the republicans carrying 70 and the democrats 49,
divided, s. Fremont esus % towns and buchanan H.
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Sailing OF the Canada

The steamer Canada sailed from this port today
with "a passengers for Halifax and 81 for Liverpool She
takes out $500. OF In specie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09

The United states practice ship Plymouth Capt Green
arrived at the washington Navy Yard on the Tth inst
from Annapolis.
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The Council stands thus FIRST branch, 10 Americans,
and democrats; second branch tied
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Burt .N1s NEW THEATRE, sroaslsay opposite Boea :
wRsokEes La AAJA or sbYILLE-fhE "aiIEs AND Il
AAnox
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soxsRY YTEATRE, socery-DRzD, Oh sHE DISK
swans-AGr 4. aoRA.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24


IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR MAR
SHALL COUNTY, JUNE TERM A. D. 1856
+. ]. MARSHALL,
and
1REsr G. WOODWARD, Pt'f. Attachment.
W. M. F. MaGRAw, Def't.
N0W al this day comes the said plaintiffs by
IN their attorney and the Court here being sat
isfied that the said defendant is resident
of the Territory OF Kansas, and that process
cannot be served upon him. It is therefore or
dered By the Court that he be notified of the
pendancy of this suit and That said plaintiffs
did ON the 3oth day Of March A. d. 1885,, f!e
in the office of the Clerk of the Probate Court
for MARSHALL county, his certain declaration
against the said defendant, praying tor ;udg-
mept on account of damages sustained by thc
said plaintiffs, and that he be notified thereof
by publication In some newspaper published in
tie Territory of Kansas for four successive
weeks the last insertion OF which TO be at least
four weeks previous TO the commencement of
the next term of this Court, and unless the said
defendant shall make his personal appearance
before the Judge OF said Probate Court on the
first day of the next term thereof. to be holden
at The countY-seat of MARSHALL county on Mon
day the first day of September next, and plead,
answer, or deulur the said plaintiffs declara-
ton, the same will be taken as against him for
confessed, and Judgmen. entered accordingly.
A true copy from the record, Attest
JAMES NJ. McCLoSKY. C,erk.
JNO. D0NIPHAN, Atty, for Pil'f.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24

IA Market ST, Louis, Mo-. March 5, 1855.
Dear Sir: am doing an extensive travel in
the West and Southwestern States, as Gen
eral Agent for Adams American Liniment, and
would be glad if yod would favor me with a
consignment of Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
as feel assured that / can introduce it in many
places where it is not known, as my own head
is living testimony of its Valuable properties,
in restoring the hair TO it's natural color. am
forty years old, and my hair was almost white.
but after usrg three half pint bottles, nv hair
is beautiful auburn, as it was at eighteen, and
much improved in appearance. and would not
be without bottle on hand. for the price of
ten. l should be glad to attend to any matter
that is connected with the Hair Restorative
have been for thirteen years engaged in the
same business, and will be glad to hear from
you soon. My address is Paris, Tennessee.
Yours respectfully, WM. B. BOONE.
AS some think the original Restorative con-
tanning Sediment, was better than the clarified
or clear, we Will notify ali that hereafter we
will put up and keep constantly on hand both
that which is clear and that which contains
Sediment, hence dealers are required to specify
which they desire.
Sold at ia Market street, st. Louis, GIG
Broadway, New York, and by all Druggists
everywhere. All kinds of family patent medi-
cines for sale on the most liberal terms at Prof
| Woods establishment, ia markett street, St
isLouis.
| Prfce-half pints 81, or six bottles for So
pints 3, or six bottles for SO; quarts So, OF
six bottles for SI2. A much larger discount
will be given on larger quantities.
| ETFor sale by all Druggists.
| Also for sale Prof. Woods Oriental Sana.
| tive Liniment and Vegetable Magic Life Pills
in all cases refunded. Remember this and Try
them. See Circular.
| stephen johnson, Agent, Atchisnn Z. T.
October ?, 1855. 1y $500
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24

IMPORTANT TO AMERIcAN Travel
rRs.-It is perhaps no, generally known
that the Austrian government has gwen
notice that American travelling passports
will not be respected by their officials II
they bear date three years anteriorto 1886
1t is therefore proper for Americans about
visiting Austria 10 have their passports ra-
newed, which can be done by forwarding
the same TO the State Department al Wash
incton directly, or through the proper au-
thurities in the different cti&s.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24
SEASON OF 1856.

St. Louis and ST. Joseph Packet Line.
Regular Saturday Packet for Boonyiile, GIas-
gov. Brunsr lex. Miami, Hills Landing
Waveriy. Dover, Berlin Lexington, WeiIinac-l
ton. Camden. SIb.ey, RiehfieisI. New Inde-
pendeRcc, Liberty, Wdy"e City. Kansas,
paTkville, Lesvenwo.th, Font i.eayenwnrth,
Weston. kickapoo. iatan, Alchison, Doni-.
phan and st Joseph.
anG IN: ssst steGanf TaGai,f fon@saiegs p.ss@bess
PACKET, MARTHA JEWETT, ID. ii. Silver ]
Master, viii leave 81. Louis for the above an1
intermediate points. every aiternat SATUR-
DAY, during The season, At / o'clock ? Il, az
follows:
Saturday, March $. -; Saturday, Aug. Q. ~;
Aprii :, ~: = S.pt. 6, 81,
May 3. I7.3l; g Oct. i, !;
Returning, Will lease 81 Joseph ever. ate
,iafe FRIDAY, at 10 o'clock, IN. :; : follows
Friday, March, II. -; Friday, Aas. !. Il. p
{. April H. 25; 4. Sept : -:
IS May 9,h, 23j; . Oct. An ISL ::
9 Ju:Is. .iill, 2tith: :. Nor. "a aiss:
July l-h and 18th.
d parting from ~. Joseph, Friday at 10 O.
clock u:; DoaipiI1H al II fn: itehisoa -
m: Iatan IL p la; kickapo" al / p fn; Wss-
ton, Saturday at II; Fort Leav vrnSyr.,ii 1T i
n; Ieaven~oith al = IN; PaTkYiila - Ia i
nj; Kansas at Il IN; Wayne City at , n; Lib
4Ftv n , p u; New Independence ut y u In;
Richtield at ? ii,; Si5ley at p III; Camden at
p II; Wellington at six p M; Lexington sun
dav at Z II; Berlin at = am: Dover at o Il 1n.
Wzveriy at Ib 4 N; Hills Landing at ii III;
Miami al p m; Brunswick at , p IA; Glasgow
1T III; Eoonville att p IA, atii, ing il, St
Louis. Monday. in time for the LoIis. lie ard
Mississippi Packets, and evening lines of tIaY-
el in every direction.
The Martha Jewett has been thorough w re-
pa re aud refurnisbed throughout, aTL every
Improvement made which safety, coLifoit a,.d
convenience could suggest. Shippers may re-
iy upon tie Utmost dispatch in the delivery of
freight AID passengers are assured that no eN-
ertion on our part will be spared TO render her
worthy nf thai generous patronage which here
.ofore has been. aud we hope may coi.tinue To-
be extef.isd to her
D. II. SILVER, Captain
I-ses w. McEREIGHT, Clerk
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24

i
l. ber of the medical profession:
ST.. PAUL, January 1, 1855.
Prof. o. ]. Wood-Dear Sir: Unsolicited,
tend YOU this certificate. After being nearly
bald for long time and having tried al the
hair restoratives extant, and having no faith III
any. was induced, on hearing Of yours, to
give it trial. placed myself in the hands of
d barber, and had my head rabbed with good
stiff brush, and the Restorative then applied
and we'll rubbed in, till the scalp was all q
glow. This | repeated every morning and in
three weeks the young hair appeared, and grew
rapidly from August last up to the present time,
aud is now thick. black and strong-soft and
pleasant to the touch. whereas. before it was
harsh and wiry, what little there was of it. and
that little was disappearing very rapidly, still
use your Restorative about twice week. and
shall soon have good and perfect crop of hair.
Now have read of these things-and who has
not ? but have never seen hitherto any case in
which any persons hair was really benefited
by any of the hair tonics, &c. of the day and
it really gives me pleasure to record the result
of my experience. | have recommended your
preparation to others, and it already has large
and general sale throughout the Territory. The
people here saw its effects, and have confidence
in it. The supply you sent us, wholesale
agents for the Territory, is nearly exhausted
and daily inquiries made for it. You de-
serve credit for your discovery. for one res
turn you thanks for the benefit it has done me.
for l certainly had despaired long ago OF ever
effecting any such result.
Yours, hastily, J. w. BOND.
Firm of Bond s. Kellog, Druggists.
st. Paul, NJ. T.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24

Ok TEAM ExrREss.-Ths Aiormons
calculate TO establish Az ox-hsann express 10
c,rry4ile California mails, making the trip
from Atshison, K. T., TO San Fancisco III
twenty days; also, that III a short time.
they will be able 10 place coaches on the
route and monopolze most of the passen-
ger business between the Atlantic and
Pacific coasts; and that i'll six years they
will have Pacific Rail Road III opera
ton.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24
Ne(u advertisements,
SEASON ARRANGEMENT.

Regular Missouri River Packet for Boonville.
Glasgow, Brunswick. Miami. Hilfs L1nding.
Wavcrly, Berlin, Lexington, Wellington,
Carn.ltn, Liberty, Independence, Kansas
Leavcnworth City, Weston, Atchison and
s.. Joseph.
fr9l,m7@ - THE entirely new and fine pas
II lsazzisss.f;5s ss.f5ss senger steamer EMIGRANT, will
lsss.a 80 commence her regular trips be-
tween ST. Louis and ST. Joseph, on the opening
of navigation As the Ecnigrant is stauncAly
built and very light draft, drawing only "a
items for passengers. we bespeak for her iibe-
raj share of patronage. This boat was built
expressly for this trade, aud shippers and others
NAV relv OH her remaining with them
+t5sea HUGH l.. WHITE, Master.
II u McnONATD
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24

Kxow-NorHIxGIsN REPUDIArED.-
The Philadelphia c,or,h American, an old
we'll known Wing Journal, which hereto
fore aided the Know Nothing cause, comes
on, fully against the profigaie organiza-
ton. and recommends its old Wing friends
and all honest people. 10 Unite with the
Democracy in pfIiting downsa party which
has proved itself SO reckless and cor
ruDt.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR MAR
SuAL COUNTY. JUNE TERM A. d. 1886
FJ. MARSHALL, Pitf. }
tttachment.

w. NJ. J. MAGaAw. Def't.
NIOW at this day comes the said plaintiff by
his Attorney, and the Court here being sat
isfed that the said defendant is non resident
Of the Territory of Kansas, aud that process
cannot be served upon him. 1t is therefore or
dered by the Court that he be notified OF the
penda8cy of this suit and tn said plaintiff did
on the End day of April a. D. 1886 file in the
Office of the Clerk Of the Probate Court for
Marshall County, his certain eclaa alton against
the said defendant PRAYING for Judgment on ac-
count of damages sustained by the said, and
that he be notified thereof by publication in
some newspaper published iii the Territory of
Kansas, for four successive weeks, the last in
sertion OF which is to be at least four weeks
previous to the commencement of the next term
of this Court, and unless the said defendant
shall make his personal appearance before the
Judge of said Probate Court on the first day OF
the next term thereof, to be holden at the Coun-
tv-seat of Marshall County on Monday the
first day of September next. and plead, answer,
demur to the said plaintiffs declaration. the
same will be taken against him for confess
ed, and judgment entered accordingly.
4 true copy from the Record Attest
JAMES NJ. McCLOSKY, Clerk.
JNO. DONIPHAN, Atty for Pit'f.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24

CT About 5000 persons assembled lately in
a fight between bull and an immense grizzly
bear weighing 1000 lbs.; but the noble brutes
could not he made to fight and the irnobie
brutes killed them in their vexation
Squatter sovereign., 1856-06-24

rG5 Know Nothingsin is responsible
fer the abolitionsm of Congress. Our
Southern know nothings now claim only a
party of about thirty members III the House
of Representatives la, before they be-
came ashamed of their northern brethren
they boasted Of having majority IN that
body Of at least fifty.