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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-22
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NEW BOOKSTORES

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y: Ing ana opening me largest sssstnsent o.
brought we Of Chicss which they oner sale at the ser5
cali attention stock Of WALLPArzR,
ssr sDd rs .s
stock Of STATIONERY CART be side of Chi
wEisc sAsEs ~ s,,ss PENS ,,y
OF all and In fact all articles Usually Kept IN Sta
COLD PENS. We have large stock q ). e. Bur. Gold
Pens all warranted which Offer ~ TIE pbue st EAsfern
Lgers, Journals, Day hooks, Pass books and MeoraHs
We have good stock Of MISCELLANEOUS eh and sr
variety Of Childres Books which cannot fail to please
Express they are Issued
y s s the NAVE wo u ,r New city
printed. .s3fsIs8
icators Which offer low establishment
town. Civ. a call. yff G. HAMILTON CO.,
June 29-tf. doors above Times Buildngs
WALL PAPER.
n HAMILTON CO., have received larre sarply OF
u. WALL Pa PER and BoR DER,xGs4 ratens very
oss-tf mAMn.rSN CO.'S Bookstore. Z
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
BEG leave to inform the inhabitants Of St. Paul and sur
rounding country that prepared to attend to all
- JUST RscRivED = q - -4 -
Blackwell Tax Titles,
a lew thousand Novels,
Music and Musical Instruments,
Strings from the coarsest to the best Nalians
Hair for Violn-bOws,
Music Instructors.
Stationery of all kinds,
ew pure gold a ncy goods Ghrstn.8s, =
School Religious English, French and German
Languages. FIR. FREUDENREIClI, by Won HAMM.
no2su Bookstore opposite the Post Office
JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.
TIE BOOKSTORE OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE:-
II Amanacs for 1856, in English and German;
Pocket Diaries for 1856;
Ups and Downs;
The Lorgnette;
Fudge Doincs;
The Fruit Garden:
Memoirs OF James Gordon BENEFITS
The Hidden Path;
The Newcomers;
The Old Iiomestead
The American Poultry Yard;
Maud. BY Alfred TennysOn;
The Boat Club;
Women the Nineteenth Centuryj
Schiller and Goethe;
o Anecdotes;
Tire Three Colonies OF Australia
Life ward, with Selections.
The Modern Hcrse Doctor,
Sequel to Our Folks at Home;
The Improved House vile;
PW.'cfort and its people;
Frank I.'sle's Fancy ork. edited BY
Mrs. Ann s. Stephens;
Hints to Anglers;
Fern Leaves. Second Series. FIR. FREUDENREICU,
n"2a-tf BY Won HAMM.
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DRY KILN.

DRY KILN.
otherwise, their Patent Dry Kiln, corner Of
jackson and Ninth streets.
The above method 81 drying lumber pronounced
Judges to be highly persona wishing dry
lumber, and s rapidly coming throughout the
process not dry scorchng heat and therefore
In inure thus seasoned but make it
more compact and capable Of receiving better finish.
Lumber died In from to days. Persons make
ARRANGEMENTS for drying by calling a the kiln.
All lumber burned In the seasoning, will be
paid for at mill prices.
March 10, is56-tf WAKEFIELD & Co.
c"nn;s si II ns %,ase''' In 'ssescour.
To HILAND A. PARKER, defendant.
VOU are hereby notified that writ
the d, G. GEORGE amounting of
ty-twC dollars and thirty five cents.
Now, unless shall appear before Nelson Gibbs.
OF the peac In aud for said couniy at his Office. in the city
at 10 O'Clock In the Judgment will be rendered
You aud your property sold to pay the ,ie,snaan
Dated at st. Paul, March nth: A. 1856.
mi5 dist ISAAC &. GEORGE Pl'f
'' county, S' Of " msnsS. In Justices Court.
William Sparks,
against.
J.. L. Shepard.
To the above named defendant.
Won hereby a writ OF attachment has been
the demand william Sparks, plantif above named,
amounting to $50 o. Now unless You appear
at hi ONCE in ST. Paul. on the 18th day of APRIL A. u.
10 O'Clock In the forenoon judgment rendered against
You and your property sold to pay the debt.
Dated at ST. Panl, this i4ih day March, A. ID. 1856.
PALMER HAYWARD,
m,5.dlat Plaintia's Attorneys.
CHAS. w. WOOLLEY.
General Produce, Storage, Commission and
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
AND
CENER1L STEAMBOAT AGENT.
Simpsons Warehouse, Lower Levcc, ST. Paul, Mimi.
" Mark packages " CARGO c. W. W., St. Paul.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

We receiving from the East large wel-seectei
stock Of goods line surpa
by house in st. Paul the varcty
ami excellence, and especially the cheapncss
in line, which e shall -nrrr o the public.
jy7-tf WREN, CROFT 4 REGAJJY.
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st. Paul Hat, Cap,
AND GENTLEMEA'S FURNISHING STORE.
HASLETT & THOMPSON

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Corner Third and Wdbashdr opposite the
IJAVE hand ~ receiving by Express
from New York and Philadelphia, cheapest
.h ~ e h"e' ever Drought u ST. Pau" to which attention
COFr HATS-3JU Black, Brown, Pearl. and Drab high
y and low crown wie-awakc, K.ssrtb Empire
French, Felt Jockey, Brusl Wool Hats
AT HASiErT TITOMPSON'S.
RLACk SILK AND BEAVER HATS loo dDz u BLACK Hca
~ yer and SILK Hats, at IASLETT TiOMrSoN'S.
CILK, PLUSH AND FUR CAPS-sOo Joz. Fur Six, Plush
~ Molair, 10th ami il Cloth Caps, at
HAslETT * rHoMpsoN's.
Roi'S Hats and Caps i" sr,:, variety, ct
OUTFITS AND LIAKS-whitc and Fancy Figured Shirts
- and Collars large assortment
HAsi.ETT rHOMpsoN's.
TINDEkSIRTS AND DRAWERS-IOO dr. M.ru, AM,
~ Flannel Undershirts and Drawers, Gray over
onr1s, at HASLETr n -IIOMPSON'S.
CRAvATS AND MISUNDERSTANDING, Neck Ties, ana
" Stocks q large assortment: at
HAsIErT & rTOMPsON's.
EHuK AuNTiErS-Fur Buck tiannlcts, Lamb and Sk
l. Lliicd, ldrr" assortment at
HAsLETr & TrroMrsoN's.
ENTs' Travelling Sn"wis Far Collars, ,re- a>-orl-
- mem. at IASLETT TiTOMrSnN'S.
VOLTS kEvoi.I nKS- Anems o.urr P,oI,. l,M .c.
Dirk and Pocket Knives Razor Port Monies, Wallets amt
Mo"ry Dts, AT HASJETT h THOMPSON'S.
GoCKs-wooi, Aerno, and Cotton cks, Whit and Mixed
1UFfIhkS Aer,, Zpl.yr ,icl, Uy.rsIls lick
Wl DRY Shirts, Silk and Linen II anikerchlr,s. at
HAsLErr Il TlTOMPSoN's.
'J'RrNks, vaiss, Carpet Bags Hair BUSHES ComIs and
L Fancy Goods in en:less variety, at
HASLErT & TnOMPsON's
GInv LOVE. hundred dozn "ves, Kid, Lamb, rnr.
VI Cloth, Silk Dog Skin, WOOL and ck nnlire in
endless variety. VASLErr & TIIOwpSON.s
TO THE LADIES.
LARGE lot Of Ladies' Fur Gauntlet and Mts for
"A inc Winter. at HAsIErr TIOMpsON'S.
(rONClUSON--n have everything in our line ~
~ TRADE, and respectfully our stock.
as we arc determined to give better C""> an at prices
than any other hise In the city. profits aud Quick
sales. for cash Is our motto.
de'a-tf H\sLErr & THOMPSON
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ST. PAUL MARKErS.
CORRECTED BY cHAMDERLIN, EDDY & CO.

ST. PAUL MARKETS.
CORRECTED by CHAMBERLIN, EDDY & co.
DAILY TINES OrrICE,1
March %, 1886.
WEIGHTS OF GRAIN.-The following established
weights grains this Territory: Wheat, bu.
Clover Seed 60 Ms S. bu Indian Corn,
rs bu; Oates. 81 be bu Barlcy As ms bu.; Buekwcat,
4
sroCK. DRIED FRUIT.
Beef on foot .lOGsl? &C Apples. 81 5G0f2 "a z hU
Cows. .S5otf6O Peaches.
Work 500 40 yok apples. S5e6 Dbl
FRESH MEAT.
Beef "0c Oats .S5GtoOc
2cc "'ce 81
Veal -@c MISCELLANEOUS.
Chickens. 81 ska 30 Crackers. $50 Dbl
Provisions. Candle, Star...... .3on 35c g n
Hams l6c q Fish (fresh
LtFd Dried .-Ser loc do
Flour Supcrtue. $40 toQI e bl
ENtra.... 81 f5p z Dbl a
Co n meal. 81 352 20 q sack ari
75a 90 q bu Sslt...........Sis so bu
PnatocS SOFA a3c q hu Vinegar. 156 CSC gal
Fresh BUTTER. 2'0r 30 p Tanow..... .iletlsLc p r.
IL? &ti lSc Ito Tbacro.
ESSs 500 ioc dog Rides (-recn).
GROCERIES. - .lOc
ii &c Common. $50 90
crushed powdered. IL ollie Flooring
S'hee ID erSo Siding $3.50 so do
iotr 81 shingles. SIS 500 As do
Lsh 81 50G2 IS do
stuff. do
81 Clear Boards. soeI 35 do
3 = c,r,.
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Pdymer'tsfo be madein alice in adr0nce. Mon
ey c,,rret in the State UItcre issued, viU hs re-

PGyrreytSfO be WGdein all cases in ndrOnre. Mon
ey c,srrest in the State Ohcre issued, suiU hs re-
ceiUad at par.
The Premiums consist following
Of which will be ento new Subscribers according the
. pREMsTM voiNMEs.
FOveirD Quarterly Review On year.) ffft
London on.riery Review zone year, ~.
kiinbmrh Review conc yesr) ~ ese"
Metropolitan Nj eazar (six monthly t
c,.,,,,v w nran,, mrv,ew tue ysar
s.arsery 10
mrnt therefore, where that work is not sbse wapa
there are voIuscs ~ which they n,ay be entitled.
CLUBBING. ee5
discount Of twenty-five the above prizes
he allowed to Cfn's orcring any
Of Review win to one address. s"r soo four c,cs
Of the ," me w, an. si pacsr.oa for 5000; and
to clubs will prcnun- in case ie frn-hc m'"se
to agent Money in the whcr,
will be received at par.
In al the principal cites and these
a psse 81 o. II. ss .s WHEN w
swenfy-four censsa year for g
Remittance, and communications shod always sddese
postpaid, I" the puhIishsrs,
Ik"S i :ss,s sc o9sr,, : ss co; York.
PAnmKR's GU nx BY Henry phens Ecin-
brgh and the late Prof. COLLEGE,, New Haven, complete
epsravines. price IN Muslin Badns, rs. jan4-H
NOTICE.
persons knowing themselves indebted either nv
walking the Captains settling the same. as
bills 10 pay, and owing mo
will payne. (no2-tO WILLIAM DAHL
MARKED DOWN.
TIE remainder Of stock Fancy silks. De Lasne
Embroderics, &C., and In every
at any other honse in This city,
10 close out the by the opening alton,
Big Stock Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
| Which .cin arrre by the First Boafst
Those in search Of well examine
! my prcrs 10 goods. A. r. CHA MBIJN.
fcb31-tf Third Street, st. Paul.
4 CARD.
THE Undersigned having bought the A.
MORGAN, in the business Third strict,
pounty Of returning his czens ST.
and vicinity, patronage heretofore extd to
the late hm and hopes by strict merit
| continuance
/ feb27-n A. r. CHAMBLJN.
| THOMAS C. BUNTING, M. D.
II 0 MEO PATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON. sEa
81. Anthony street, over c. =. Prices. g.
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TO LOVERS OF SPORT.

lust RECEIVED, 'y Wren, Croft Rcgay. at their Drug
u Store, the best quality Brandy Old Port
Wines and unxdulteratcd which,
icinal or family ap26-tf
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS NES

Loans neg oatcd yielding per cent h uncx-
IUi,dlc real New
York or elsewhere ins!ru,i.ri.
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MAERIED:
MORTGAGE SALE.

On the 18th ins by the Rev. A.. NJ rorbet. Mr. HENRI,
SrARMLE 70 Miss ELIzA Golfer. both OF 81, raul
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TO RENT.

TWO Store Rooms the winsov House. 20 BY so. win
be rented until the LIST Of April farpree.
Tan be had for enc or dvs years. Inquire of
osd 81 A. g. DUNN.
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THE ONLY HAT MANUFACTOEY IN Mn
M. o. WALKERS
STAGE 800 LINE,
SAINT PAUL AND DUBUQUE.
ThrOuph fO Dtlhnona in Eony nayes


V1NHE Proprietor begs leave
he Is running triweeky Stages
portation Of ais and Passengers
buque maxing the trip I'm three
nights sleep good Stamping pzcss
ieast two days time
road wen stocked with good and Concord sieIehs
relay Of horses miles and
ing on the line wit
look TO the comfort and Keep time. he
nstters himself
fully solcis the patronage Of the travelling public
leaves Mondays, ana Phi .avs--
Once opposite the American House. Gen r. R. Oce.
3. g. RAfHBOEE Aga. s.. Pusi.
st. Paul, Feb. 6, 1885.
Passengers going 70 New FORK, Boston ana Phsdephs
procure their tickets at this Once.
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Collections made throughout Minnesota charging VI
Exchange, expense OF coec,n
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To THE LADIES.

lust RECEIVED, at Wrcn Croft & Regay's Store,
- large and general assortment Warrcn
Hooks Fishing Tackle, and Fishing Apparatus
scription my5-tf
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PARKER - WENSI.OW,
BANKLRS AID ZEAL Estate DEALERS,
81. Paul, Minnesota.
e.. IL PARKER. L. NJ.
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CONCLUSION.

DOND & KELLOGG would briefly that they
ID half well pared active fall and winters hs
We and Will sell cheap house west Of Chi
We att d To throw in the freight from Dune and
make money enough besides We OIL city and country
t. call possible Country merchants will
please give one call at least before purchasing.
OLD BROWN DRUG STORE, Upper Town, st. Paul,
n"i6-n BOND Il KELLOGG.
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Fever and AglI

WE HAVE RECEIVED a well selected assortment Of
w Lun's extracts and other fine perfumes
toilet Call and examine.
les WREN. CROFT h REGAJJy
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The rnOmetricuI Table for lcj6.
Kept by Wren Croft, Druggists ST. Anthony St. Paul.
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NEWARK, WAYNE Co... n. Y. Feb. 90, 1855.

y NJ T.. tT. u,
ms may crrfify that from the -
i3ti o ' SANE month, ns tw" light Gas In the
'Elcc occupied 10y and II at the min. for
liht or h'rnrr was tw'n'ysx hours minutes and
mat enc PM and half of BeIzoe.
Alcohol, and the same of water, only c, s,u.ed
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BOOK STORE.

LAYING inst returned New York with sve
stock of Books, Blank Books, tiorery &c,
prepared to
business at fair price, and we hope attention m"riI
what have already In the full share
Lie patr.n
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Gcssrs. Downs Co.. Dear have been using one
of Light Machines two mont bs ana con.
slider II the best thing ont giving light.
We mink It much cheaper than thing
for lighting Mil, the Benoc;
and the trouble Of attending the Machine nothing
when compared with Oil Lamps Rosin and Coal Gas.
We about six togeth-
with the Alcohol, rrcc Benzo,e.
81 and burn so lights night
THIS statement at liberty best.
W. A. LOWELL
Agest Scqm0ssin We0ien Co., Windsor, Conn.
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In my experiments which have repeated ha
found that gallon of B"nzoc pint lcoloI A Mint of
water, together with the Atmospheric will produce as
mich hight and of better quality than OF Coal
Gas which makes the the HcnZole than H.
above estimate in Comparison with the o hers
CHARLES CUNNINGHAM.
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CERTIFICATES

h persons now using the Atmospheric BcnzOle
chimes: its safety. ccoI"my,
NASHUA. n. H., Jan. 8, 1865.
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| Tho Troubles In Kansas
RESULr OF THE FREE STATE ELKcTIoN-fUHrHER

ACCOUNTS OF THE ARRAY AT EAsroN.
The lawrence (KAnsas) Herald Of freedom Of tho 10th
ut states that the elections In that Territory were held
on the 10TH and resulted In the election Of Cen Chas
Robinson Governor, and the balance Of the ticket
nominated At the State Convention, by large majority
The Herald says ut Leavenworth no polls wore opened
The new Mayor, who derived his authority from an
known source in consequence Of Mr. SIocums resgna-
ton Issued proclamation forbiddng an election. Be
sides ths armed body Of crossed from Mls
souri, and threatened the destruction OF the free state
settlers If ballot had We learn too, that they
up Of other polls but with what success have not
learned
The officers viii be sworn in the 4a OF March next
and the entire machinery Of State government viii be se
II snnears from the statement In the Hrad that the
election DID not pass of without serious disturbances
AZ Easton In consequence OF threatened troubles, the
election was sdjcurned TO the 1Tth when the polls wero
opansd NJ tbs house Of T. A. Mnard son1e twelve nilss
~ =, Ieaveuworth. The Herdld Says
ThA ni9ht Previous attempt made 10 Get posse
aop of the house. probably designing, II they could Do
a. 10 control tbs election former oocasions but
thsy were prevented from doing this. They then At
~ and blocked up the highway Leading TO the place Of
eection In al these movements they frustrated
fy the irdoitsbe energy Of the friends Of freedom All
dsv Thursday parties Of pro.savery flying
through the country, and watching apparently the
npoysments Of free state men.
TIE pOlk were closed Just at dark and the ballot box
WAS set away undernn escort several miles distant. In
house by a party Of probably thirty upwards,
Who had resolved to take the ballot boxes at whatever
aorifoe but they repulssd and retreated dndef
the influence of superior numbers who were In
the house for It's protection.
4n,c patng thst the dimeIsss vvrs over our friends
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~ morning stephen sparks, formerly Of Rush oeunsy,
way hsns WITH his son ssd nepSsv wsre pursued and
Sss s q III. .s
soey refused 70 do and the three backed up asanst
ths fence and held tbs enemy 1t bAy who With cooked
revofvers threatened them constantly With instant
Inforzation having been conveyed TO Eason. Mr. p
Brown Of isavenworth, came to tho aid Of our three
friends and rescued them Im~edissely sitter firing
and there were about afssen With Mr. Brown The Are
Ing ths,r poston behind buildings IN t6e vcinty. One
free State man, WITH sharps rife, dropped bshud
snow d AND from TINS as a " upon tbs en-
mortally wounded and another severely injured.
Mr. Sparks received two balls Severely cutting
his scalp and tho other In bis He stunned at
Hrs and fell to the EARTH bat imsnedaely regsned his
feet and continued the firing Ths CONTESTANTS fnsly
parted IL conssqusnss the .. ss state men say Of no
Mr. Minard, Also candidate for the Legsisture-asvas
Mr. Brown-was taken by Spstrolllng party near hts
vices. Mr.. Brown going towards his homo at
Leayenworth, and was also taken and carried back
jecSed to being taken, and thought II better to sell
his life as dearly as possible the spot but his asso
cstes urged him 70 surrender cainae that they would
scented TO In confederation saving the lives Of his
companions who seemed unwilling to defend them
selves he and seven others were taken back to Easton
and guarded through Friday.
At night they took Mr.. Brown out after releasing the
Others for the purpose Of hanging him. having their
ropes and implements ready for tbs work. Some pro
posed compromise-thst they lynch him. aud let him
60. This agreed to- when several persons sprung
upon him with hstohsts and knives and commenced
stabbing. chopping, beaang and kicking him until he
Ied TO the EARTH after having received three
tai wounds In his head with hAtchets, and
other INJURIES any Of which would have probably caused
his death.
After lying upon the cold earth for while conscious
seemed TO return, when he and attemped to
escape, but he again taken, beaen, ki,ked, and
dragged to q wagon, in which he WAS carried to his
home three. fourihs of q mile distant and given in
charge Of his wife.
She Intercepted him how he had received the In
jures and he responded family though audiby 81 have
been murdered by gang Of towards, In cool blood With
out any cause" Imnediately Afterwards he ex PRED
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vstes for Justice Of the Supreme Ceur-bHIot hsaAsd
or Justice Of the supreme Court TO an the vAssncy Tor
ths residue Of the unsxprsd term Of Robert NOrs late
Justice, decsased."
That William H Leonard resolved mae thousand nine
hundred and thirtythroe votes for yuics Of the Su
promo CourbAlot headsd For Justice Of the Supreme
Court, William II. Leonard, 70 an vacansy."
That Henry K Davies received seventeen thousand
nine hundred and ninety six votes for Of ths Su
prems Oourtbanot headed For Justics Of the Supreme
Court, Henry Davies, to Au vacancy"
That Henry Hilton received fifteen thousand eve hun
dred and twcntysix votes for Justice of the Supreme
Courtbalot headed "For Justice OF the Supreme Court
Henry Hilton, for short term, to all vacansy."
Given under my hand and ehcA seal tho LIST day Of
February, 1896. RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Clerk.
The business Of ~ general term then proceeded
with Mr.. Peabody acting Is one Of ths Justices.
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Ha- An packages a.A lazsvs &ksndea f~ ~ NEW zoRk
HkRALD s0Ou,d be sal1d
ALAAxAc YoRx-rhus pAY.
NOON eve
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Port OF New York, February 4, 1856.

CLEARED
3hip Glad Tdngs Eelsou New Orieans-W Nelson 4 eon.
Bark W Alden. Baies, Beize-F Alexander.
Bark Williams. Olnsiead, Havapa-P King Co.
Brig Rogefin- Comstock, Savsniala-Evetet d Brown
schr Prince Leboo Trapp Kingston, jail Under wood
Co.
ARRIVED.
Bark Convoy of 81 George, Me Hupper New Orleans, IL
days, vita cotton, sugar &c. 70 Robert Wlhams vessel to
Snow Burgess Jan e. pain I'd port ship ashore
fah Key apparently but short time The has
Bsrk Gold H1nfer Berry Charleston II DAYS with sugar
To Roberta Whsms Have ha heavy weather during the
passage Had Eliot board ond in sight OF the High
for the last three daPs Several OF tho frost
bitten Was lowed Jersey Guy by saantug Hercules Capt
Duvan
VIM LOWS lot BucksporD Carlton IT days with log.
wood and coffee TO Buck 20 Jan IL lat % 40 lon 1881,
nanmast would 20 Key Wes. repair The w l. for the
last has heavy westerly weatner Lost ome
sails and rigging
oas tomaster Experienced heavy weather the
schr Flummnr Felt (ot Philadelphia, String New Or
heavy gales the gel boat shifted load
Sidney Price Wilmington Det Sardy Orleans,
u days. with sugar and moiassss, 90 order.
sohr Wescogus, Wass Darien. days. with lumber to mas
schr J Weeks Weeks New NO.
Schr III Dorado, -, North Carolina.
schr Mary Muller, Hatfield, Virginia
Hchr yea, Abr ANS Virginia.
6chr Chss g Ferris, Bush, Virginia.
Schr Wi liam Marsh, Decker, Virginia.
Schr VIM Ieegeu, Brown, Virginia.
Lighter schr Excelsior Clock from the wreck Of Norwegian
brig Kong Thrym, ashore at Barnega&.
Propeller d Beach, March Philadelphia
Juan, Mic.
Wird durin thod av
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CXRTfR1CATE FRDM TIE COUNTY CLERK.
COUNTY CLERKS OytIcT

INV IONk, FEB. !, 1858. !
T. Richard B. Connolly, Clerk Of the county of New
York do hereby certify that BY the return Of the several
cleo ion districts and the ballot thereto attached tho
ELECTION held Nov 8, 1885, 1t appears Charles A. PEABODY
received Ave thousand seven hundred and e.ghy-tvo
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We tho Official certificate Of the County Clerk and
refer to the legally pubhed certificate Of the state can
ssrto show the number and designation Of the bal
lots In questioD-trom which It will be seen that the
entire judicial vote in this district exceeded Ooo Of
which Mr.. Coyles had 2ssL9 with the DESIGNATION OF
slopg tem eight years. Mr. Davies Il, eoe with the
designation Of ''short term, to i'll vacancy and Mr.
Peabody 57s2 with the designation Of unexpired term
of Rott II. Norris &c. so that Mr.. Davies, with
nearly thousand less votes, defeats Mr. Cowles by
the mere rcs Of the hw Of designation Mr. Peabody, BY
the same Law, with stu greater numerical difference
against him, defects Mr.. Davies Both Mr. Davies and
Mr.. Peabody, II VIII also DO seen, minority candi-
dAtss and neither, therefore, claim election,
can't BIZ The force Of Awand that law In he al
tered state Of the II gives any eect 70 the votes Of
M Davies would, ~ between him and Mr.. Peabody APP
nv them TO the unc1pired term Of JUDGE Mwardsthe
only one which, between the two especially the
sort tcr" according to the designation on the Davies
ticket .
The same want Of designation which excludes Mr. Da-
yes applies with equal force 70 Aessrs Leonard and Hi
cxnrry1CATy PROM THE COUNTY cLERK.