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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
From the M1seatine Journal
AMERICAN STATE CONVENTION.

Below win be found the proceedings Of the
American State Convention held at Iowa City on
the 5th day Of March.
The only exciting question before the conven-
ton was tha. of the ratification of the nominees
Of the national convention for President and
Vice President.
The Convention was not large as the news of
the national nominations had reached but few Of
the counties of the State. The vote on the ques-
ton of Ratification however, was when taken by
BY counties, unanimous. When taken BY yeas
& nays among the delegates present the vote
stood about FIVE to one in favor Of the Ratifca-
ton. Some delegates were in favor Of post
poning action, for the present, on the question
others thought that such a step would be equiv
alent to the disbanding of the party. Whether
the convention acted wisely or not in acting thus
early upon the question, the future must deter
mine. One thing is certain, however, that the
action of the State Convention win have a ten
dency to call out the views Of the different coun-
ellis in the State, and will cause full reprcsen-
tation at the State council which is to meet in
May, we believe, by which time there will be
more light upon the subject.
The Convention adopted the State ticket selec-
ted by the Republican Convention, which we
think is one step towards a union of the oppo-
nents of the Administration in Iowa.
1t is not to be disguised that there is a strong
feeling in favor Of Mr.. Fillmore in many parts of
the State. Heis believed to be q national man.
He is known and has been tried, and at the pres
ent juncture Of affairs, we believe that such a
man will be preferred before one who is m,tried
and mnknomn. ~
Iowa CIrY March 5th, 1856.
The American Convention met pursuant to .
call, and Robert Cover of Cedar county, was cal
led temporarily to the chair, and R. Cadle of
Muscatne was appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was then stated
and on motion the chair appointed one delegate
from each county there in attendance as a COM
mittee on credentials, consistingof
J. S. Richman of Muscatine, Thos. Macon from
Mahaska, G. Ward from Tama, L. J. Center from
Scott, W. Spicer from Cedar, II. w. Lathrop
from Johnson,-Lucasf from Iowa., G. W.
Brown from Linn, II. Kirk patrick from Wapelo,
and r. G. Andrews from Jackson county.
On motion of representative Spleer from Ce-
dar county the delegates were entitled to cast
one for every hundred votes in their county.
Rep Spicer also moved that committee Of
be appointed to report permanent officers for
chair appointed, Reps Spicer, Rchman, Lathrop,
Hoover and Centre, said committee.
On motion adjourned till n o'clock p. NJ.
p o'clock P. M.-Convention convened pursu-
ant to adjournment. Committee on credentials
reported as follows:
The committee on credentials beg leave to re-
port that they find delegates in attendance from
the following named counties, and that they, the
delegates from each county named are entitled to
cast the number Of votes set opposite each coun-
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HOWE,S Improved PATENT TRUSS
IL BRlDGES.-The undersigned propretors
Of the above patent for the State Of Iowa. and
red to contract for the erection Of Railway Highway
any part Of the State As the above Bridges have been
adopted of the Railroads In the United States,
deem comment their strength, durability and cheap
unnecessary. All communications upon the subject
will receive prompt attention. z 5fsaa~ E.
Address, STONE, BOOMER BOYINGT0N, E
frb25 dw6m Davenport, Iowa,
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PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE CoMpA-
NY.-We call particular attention to the adver-
tisement of this Company, to be found in another
column. Some of the first citizens of Peoria con-
stitute the Company, and we canddly believe
there is not a safer one in the United States
Peoria Republican. @.-.
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~ The average time Of the eastern passa-
ses Of European steamers, during the past year
has been-Coliins, 10 days and sohours; Cunard
line, IL days. OF the western passages-thc
average time has been, Collins line, II days y
hours and 10 minutes; Cunard line, ls days
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Coon MovE.-Judge Newman has, on behalf
of Des M9pes county, subscribed the sum of FIVE
thousand dollars for the construction of bridge
over Skunk river at Augusta. The subscription
is upon the condition that seven thousand dollars
more shall be raised by private subscription. 1t
being presumed that twelve thousand dollars will
build a substantial and permanent bridge, a thing
which is greatly needed.
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nB-At the late State Convention of the De-
mocracy of Pennsylvania, the roll was called,
and members expressed their preference in re-
gard to the candidate for the Presidency, with
the following result: Buchanan, 126; Dallas, s.;
and one for the nominee of the National Con-
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vARRIAGE MANUFAOT0RY,

HurlinvSUm, Iowa.
HAVING greatly incrcased my facilities for q IN
II manufacturing CAsMAsxs, i would res sS9S&e
pesfaly invite al those wanting article in NY line
saa and examine my materials and work II nothing
ees hs hes; kind OF stock haidins my work, and my
snss timber ss all imported from the East have ~
ssent t~cnty AVE jobs nearly hnishe on hand suh ~
sksrays, de seats single and extension top. fhatoas
Aa pasres, pattern light and fancy, plain light
-. snc epsn BngEes: also, twe-seAted fancy Phs-
ses. saa,cshins entirely new &
~ think all persons wanting Carriages would con-
~ tne nsercss by calling and examining my work be-
''S ts, ,ssndnk Eass tmarle.epSml W, NJ. c0RSNEll.
rcassrs Observer and Fairfield Ledger copy three
N';s s' send sss 10 this Oh ee sar col,eciienf ai
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THE AvENGER OF BLooD-The brother of
Brown, who was so atrociously murdered by the
''dorder rugians," passed through this place yes
terday on his way to Kansas. He is danger
Gus looking Keatuckian and takes as a eompan-
ion an ugly customer for those bandit.i, in the
shape of a sharpes rifle. May be do good Service
Iowa Citizen
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tB Charles s. Lounsbury, editor and propri
etor of the Chronicle, published at Kosciusko,
Miss, was murdered at that place on the night OF
the 20th ult., by young man named Richard
W. Payne, who escaped the officers of justice.
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The Louisville Courier Of yesterday says: AN
abolitionist was tarred and feathered at Elem
ingsburg, last week, for tampering with slaves
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SOUTHERN MiNcE MEAT.-A Washington cor
respondent of the Richmond Enquirer, would
make 'hash" of every man from the "0ld Do
mnion" who would favor Republicanism. He
says:
"a Virginian, who could conscientiously re-
ceive the nomination of Black Republicans,
ought to be hung and quartered, and piece sent
to every county in the State, and exposed as a
lesson to Virginia Known Nothings and Virginia
Black Republicans.
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~ The Davenport Gazette, Of the srd inst,
states that all the trees, peach, pear, and plum,
and cherry are destroyed, and without excep'
ton all those trees imported last fall have been
killed. This will be quite drawback upon
fruit culture in Iowa, but they yet have the ap-
pie tree, the great staple fruit, which has not
been destroyed by the extreme cold.
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rARrlxrT. 81 ~ff -s ,wILlIAh STOWE
he. BARTLETT &oo.,

NNRlVVtsSUIS WV 9
WILL continue tllc ComMisstOn and
" Forwarding business at the old stand.
She highest cash prices will be paid Zoe 6ra They VIII
also attend to the shipping and selling Of Grain and Pro-
aaee on te most reasonable terms Sales guaranteed
Ss furnished TO order by the load or by the eushei
ngrlInrtnn Nav IA lSsa s-.ye 40. Il. ist.=
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The n Y Tribune has been shown by Genin,
the halter, speckled trout 26 inches in length,
and weighing IL pounds. 1t was caught in Lake
O'Claire, hundred miles northeast of Mon
treal. s..-. ...-....es. 49,
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STILL CooL.-Monday morning the Thermom-
eter indicated 10 deg. below 0, and Wednesday
morning deg. below. This will do pretty well
for the second week in March.
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BURLINGTON UNrvERsIrY.-The summer term
of this Institution will open, the -reader will
see by reference to advertisement, on the Sd
of April next. a
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cB-Not a single American paper in Maine,
New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island or
Connecticut supports the Philadelphia nomina-
tiOns. .s. ..-r ..
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FIRE AT KNOxvILLE.-Ati fire occurred at Knox
vile, in this State, on the fifth instant, which
consumed the Eagle Hotel, store, the Masonic
Hall and the Journal Printing Office. Total
damage about 10000. sympathise with Mr..
Stone, the proprietor of the Journal, in the loss
of his Office. His was one of the best papers in
the State, andit loss will be a misfortune to
Knoxville and to Marion county.
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The CRoss AND THE CHAIS--The Syracuse
Chronicle says, that gentleman Of that city,
who lately returned from the South, saw, on
Sunday, mulatto coachman at church chain
ed to the wheel of the carriage-the chain being
round the poor fellows neck, and then fastened
to the carriage, SO as to prevent his escape. His
master was inside partaking Of the sacrament
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B The correspondent Of the New York Her
arid writing from Washington city, under date
of Feb 29th, says that Col. Benton will return at
once to Missouri for the purpose of canvassing
the State in behalf of the Central Pacific Rail
road and other vital Western interests.
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Golden EraCooking stov ives. s

4 Golden EraaCooking Stoves.
T1NSURPASSED BY ANY OTRER
~ STOvEs-Haye on hand the different sizes OF the
above Steve. Any desirous Of getting a Cooking
stove that is sufe be good Invited and
examine the Golden Era tnarch2s9 FOOT / EWING.
DIRLE SOCIETY DEPOSITORY.-Atthe the
ID store of Messrs Gallery Harper Jeferson street,
Burlington, where English, German, Swedish and Welsh,
prces. nov 6
r ESSONS IN MUSIC. 5
L. Miss p n. BROWN, OF Ithaca, New York, VIII eive
Lessons the Piano TO who wish to attend to
the elements OF Music the residence l. u Shepard
Main street, east side, above Court street.
Burlington, Dec. 5, 1855.
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~ From the yearly report of the four prl-
sons in the city of New York, it seems that the
total number Of commitments during the year
was 36,624 OF these 1926 were native born
and q 1888 were foreigners. Out Of this number
there were 81, ,7os, or within about 5000 Of the
whole Of ofconfessedly intemperate habits.
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@ II. BUElGE, Wholesale and Retail /~SesED
% dealers in Furniture. Shop and saies-room-A
on Main street, four doors south Of jefferson.
A large assortment of new furniture just re-SzS8
ceived Every description of furniture made to order.
Ayariety of Mattresses always on hand.
Metallic Burrying cases and ready made collins for
a. a Z !. =
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]. L. CORSE,
VETHOLESALE and RefRil Dealer In
w hooks, Stationery q Fancy Articles,
Rfrr Ofo lows Il
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G. N. CH ER Y,

(SuccessOr t. r. ". C0OperD '-.--- !
AEANUFACTURER of SAFETY GAS
Vl LAMPS, and Patent Phosphene Gas, ,:and Dealer
in French China Vases, Burning Fluid Lamps Chanda
liers &c. of Jefferson and Fourth Streets Buring
ton Iowa.-Burning Fluid, Spirit Gas and Camphene,
Wholesale and Retail Lamps and Gas Fixtures repaired
and refnished, t sa5 july11.
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Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store.
FOOTE & EWING,

..- ..sbF kVOxC " "a " AN0,
DEALERS i'm the
- GOLDEN ERA Alright Cook Stove
3 GOLDEN HARP and PRIDE OF IOWA Premium
Cook Stoves;
PARL0R BOX and COAL heating Stoves;
STEEL OF all kinds ~. s-s ~
4i@ HARDwARE, NAILS AND BLACKsNITH's Tools;
st. Louis Circular Mill and Cross-cut Saws, Of all sizes
MANUFACTURERS
OF ALL KINDS OF TIN WARE;
mar32y. Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS!
CHORT d REMICK, Wholesale Gro.
~ GERS. BURLINGTON, Iowa. would respectfully call your
attention to their large stock Of Sugars Moasses Coffee,
and great variety Of other goods In line, OF which
in receipt Of daily invoices, which win be sold At
low hvures. z sstk SHORT RENfICK. ,.
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NJ. osTHEIM & SON,

New York Importers Of u H
Wines, Hrandies, Gin mud Cigars.
as 40 FRONT STREET.
BRANCH HOySE-37 south Water Ste,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
Our rates of prices at Chicago regulated by the
New York Market mar 6-6ln
SLOWER, ARCHITECT,-wil furnish
q drawings and superinepd the construction Of build
ngs Of all description, public and private. ONCE North
Main street, Burlington. Iowa. [jan21.y.1
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BURLINGTON MATCH FACTORY

z II. H.BUKdANS 3 Co., on Valley street, Burlington,
tAs Iowa. would respectfully inform Dealers that they
have recently made extensive improvements in their
tabshment, and are nov making MATCHES Of very
superior quality and prepared to m all orders how
ever large that they receive Our matches are
ranted 10 be as good rs any made.
I'VE also manufacturing largely, WRITING ISKs Of
very superior quality and I'LL all orders at low
Orders solicited st [apr27.y]
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NEW CHINA STORE.

NIcKITTERICK a. MILLER,
Importers and Dealers in
QuccnSSyare, China, Glass and Britain.
mia Ware.
Third Street. three doors no,Th ftle Rdrret House,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
WILL duplicate pittsburgh, Cincinnau Chicago and
w s Louis bins without any additional charge for
missions or ransportations
eB- Country Dealers requested to call and exam.
Inc stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Burlington, march 9, 1896 Gazette copy
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MESSRS. CLARK r. CHERNTTT

80 lSnccessors TO MIchAels CIark,l
DEALERS i'm Foreign and Domestic
" Dry Goods Grocesies Queensware, Boots, Shoes and
Ready Made Clothing. They invite the public call and
examine their assortment They determined to sell
bargains for cash. fully 49, 59
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o. M. WILCOX & o..
vNHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in
w Books, stationery Il Wall Paper, No.
Barrett House Block Burlington, Iowa, TO
E. A. Van Meter.
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~ ~ LOUISVILLE, March 10.
On Saturday morning the steamer E. Howard
collieded and sunk the steamer Henry Lewis,
from cincinnati tor New Orleans, near Troy, In
diana, IN tweenty feet of water. Several lives
were lost but not ascertained. The Howard is
slightly damaged aN-
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New Furniture, Upholstery and Looking
Glass Ware Rooms.

GAYLORD Il DEANE, re. Il- =
VI specsfully inform their friends and ~
the public generally, that they have -
opened store Washington street. between Main and
Third streets and constantly receiving n large and
we'll selected stock of FURNITURE Of every description
which they offer low for Cash. as
Their stock will comprise Sefas Tete.a-Tetes, Rock
ing and other Chairs Plain and Fancy Bedsteads Marble
and Plain Top Bureaus, Looking Glasses, &c, DC.
They also keep hand and make to order MArTRAsEs
Of every description. 'a aaa@s @a&
Pews cushioned and lined Window and Bed Curtains
made and hung after the newest designs. So
k Old Furniture repaired, re-stuned and covered
Ali kinds of Uphosterng promptly attended to
able terms. Give us call. oet.l3.
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BANGOR, MAINE, March 10.
At the Municipal Election here to-day Mr..
Bowman, the Republican candidate tor Mayor,
received l,l44 votes, Leonard Marsh, opposition
l,2l. The Republican ticket is elected in five
ont of the seven wards.
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A. ]. BURROUGHS & co.

DHODUCE BROKERS and General Commits.
i sion Merchants, and dealers In Flour, all kinds OF
GRAIN Hides, Pork and live Hogs. The Highest Market
Price paid for all the above articles. warehouse ana VI
Ace In John s Dayids Building, on Water ST.. between
Washington and Columbia, Burlington Iowa. tnovsu
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PATTON & KENDALL,
A. W. & w. CARPENTER.

nEALEKS in Gold and silver Watches,
IL CLOCKS, JEwE.Ry, Slverware, Fine Cutlery, Gold
PENS Fine Silver Plated Ware Spectaces, Coral Beads
Aorte Mon.es, Spy Glasses, Hair Brushes, Aceorde-
ons, SC, &c,
sV Watches and JeMelry repaired and warranted
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver Store Mdn street
R,syIj nuf,, Ln,ru aept
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uMBER HARD.-J. w. l. w. ID. Gill;
bert Dealers in Lumber Shingles, Lath, and Square
Timber on the corner ofJerson and sixth streets Bur-
nytop, Iowa. s'5 % sfeg oct GOV %
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H ii wi A R j..

.a !i II. 3. w a * E, --.-,
CADDLE a. HARNESS Manufactures.
y Jefferson street. Burlington, Iowa. Wholesale Dealer
in HARNESS. SOLE UPPER LEATHER Kip, Calf and Mo-
Skins Patent aud enameled Leather Coach Lace
saddlery Hardware, Wood Hames, Chains, Enameled
Cloths, Brass Hub Bands, &C, &C.
g The highest price paid for all kinds Of HIDES AND
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FARIAN RRYDOLF,

fgrs FABIAN BRYUULF,
HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE & ORNA--
III MENTAL PAINTER, Imitator Of Wood
and Marble FreSco and Scene Painting Paper Hanging
Glazing, &C., &c-Shop on Columbia street. over Mr. Ben.
nets wagon shop. feb.4y. s4t@
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l OrN
Nd.
,eion'
Of Ia
York .
Needle
At ths
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ST. Louis, March r.
The Republican Lexington correspondent tel
egraphs that the Kansas State Legislature met
at Topeka on the 4th, and organized by the cleo
ton of officers. Gov. Robinsons message ia
published, and mostly devoted to review Of
Kansas history, and endeayored to Justify the
action of the Free Soil party. One Of the con-
cluding clauses reads as follows: 1t is under.
stood the Deputy Marshal has private Instructions
to arrest the members of the Legislature and
State officers for treason as soon as this address
is receiyedby you. In such event no resistance
viii be offered to the officers let what viii come,
not finger should be raised against the Fedcr-
al authority. There shall be no hope of relief
but in revolution. ss.g T.. ..5,.. -,
Another reads thus: that ex posed as we are to
the scalping knife on the west and revolver on
the east, thorough and early organization Of
militia is called for. a . -, ..
An Independence correspondent telegraphs
that the Tree legislature had adjourned to Law.
renee and was in session there on Saturday and
seemed determined to carry ou, their measures.
Gov. Shannon had gone there to ascertain what
was being done. No violence is apprehended,
and there is but little excitement along the bor
der 100 OF Sharpe's rifles and two cannon
were intercepted at Lexington and held by the
citizens, subject to the order of Gov. Shannon.
An enthusiastic meeting Of Americans was
held here Monday night to ratify the nomination
of Fillmore and Donnelson. Bs
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A letter from Fort Myers Florida, represent
ed the Indians in that vaeinity as still active in
their hostilties. Two fishermen named D. Hud.
son and James Martin, engaged in supplying the
fort were murdered aud their vessels Sc, on fire,
Lcnt- Harschutf with small detachment start
cd In pursuit. of TIE murders. Volunteers were
being raised at Tampa to operate with the troops.
Major Mekins.ry had been ordered to Tampa
and Capt. Hancock to Fort Myers.
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n ]. W. & c. A. W HITE,
DEALEIsS I'm STOVES, CASTINGS and
~ Hollow WARE, Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware,
Timers Stock &C. at the old stand Of Lyman Cook Co.,
Burlington, Iowa. t iune20.
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Fort MADISON, Iowa,

,oaRrsposDrscr OF BURLINGTON HAwK-ErE rr1roRApH
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Nyw YonK. March u.

: : = W
The boats the Potomac connecting Washington With
the Southern Railroad run regularly two trips per
day. ,ss So +.
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CONCORD, n. H., March H.
Returns from 13s towns give Wells, Dem. can
didate Tor oovernor, nett gain Of 6500 over
the Dem, vote OF last year, when Baker lacked
LArER.nihe latest eler.ion returns foot up as
iolioss; Eighteen towns give Wells Dem.
Z,sao g hetcaif American, 29,s4i I: Goodwin,
wing and Scattering 1923 About 40 small
aowns n', 10 De heard from which gave last year
To- ior Baker, Dem, Metealf, Ame.ican, i,a6o
and Others IL, these towns giving correspond
ing yete With those already reported, which give
an aggregate as follows Wells $4,000; Metcalf
,0O'e Goodwin and scattering 8, ,4eo. We have
elected TO the House of Representatives ll9 dom
ocrats to i42 opposition. The towns TO be
heard from, it Is estimated, win give 80 demo.
Gratis and % opposition. =:
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N HADIs0N, March 10.
The city election to-day resulted in the cleo.
ton of J. c. F.,irchids, Mayor al..i-Barstow. BY
300 to 400 majority. The rest of r.N ticket is
uncertain, but there is piobably ma)srity of
Democrats elected. II is thought the Supr..ne
Court will render judgment tomorrow in the
case of Bashford VS.. Barstow. 81.
A large number of Barstows friends are as.
sembled ut Youngs Hall this evening. Hon.
Byron Kilbourne presided. Hon. /. L. Arnold
addressed the meeting. .ias,Fs. -,. s-.s.l,.
Weather clear and cold.
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'ous .. cAksox MN L. KID fHos. ?. sAuHpERs.
JOHN B. CARSON & CO..
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