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Daily American organ., 1856-08-23
MRS. M. X. HARVEY.
(Suecsssor TO James +. Harvey, deceased
MI IN "A a y 4 o II n

MINI. M. Il. HAHVEY.
(Suecsssor TO James +. Harvey, deceased.)
Undertaker,
No. 4l0, SepsntA strsst, bstwsen q and ~
QEGS leave TO inf rm the public that sbc. has in
- her employ the same persons the were for
merly IN the establishment, who are cly competent
to conduct the Undertaking Busi and that every
attention viii be given TO calls day or night as here
toIoie. may 19-dsm
FURNISHING GOODS.
EfON SIZING and Summer, my stock of
n the sbeve is now full and complete in every
department. NY facilities for doing business are Of
the best character. The public invited to cali
and examine my stock, as ! am determined to y.elI
cheap FOR cash or 10 my punctual customers.
LANES
Gents Furnishing Store
Penn. avenue, near Four-snd-srhalf street,
so-ds
Daily American organ., 1856-08-23

PARcELL1NG OUT THE 0FFIcEs.--We are inform
ed that the Fremountebanks of this city are already
distributing the offices among themselves. Jacob
Bigelow the Seventh street Abolitionist has given
Col Berrett notice to quit the City Post Office on
the 4th of March next. B. D. French considers
the Marshaiship rs safe for himself, and Clephane
aud Goodloe will be thankful for small favors
Daily American organ., 1856-08-23

"A ELDERLY SINGLE LADY Want
- ed to take charge of small family. To such
person with references and qualifications, good
wages will be given. Apply TO 255 Pennsylvania
Avenue. oppt Q s,@
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
Card.

~ 4 KNAPP successor Of Knapp 1 Reimon. J
W would return sincere thanks to the patrons "
the old rm, for the very liberal support exteaded to
them, and hopes By renewed efforts on his part, TO
receive in future liberal share Of patronage from
discriminating public he will at all times have In
store full and complete stock Of Goods both Staple
and Fancy, OF the best and most fashionable styles
which he Aatters himself he will sell at pricei which
cannot fail to meet the views Of al buyers He ex.
tends an invitation 70 oil, to call and look through
his warerooms, No lie Claire Row.
nayenn0rt OctOber 14HA-dff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
COLLINGWOOD ROUTE.
Throa1g1a
LAKES MICHIGAN AND HURON
TO COOLING WOOD,
AND THENCE BY THE
Ontario, Sincoe 4 Huron Railway
TORO.v'vO:
Connecting with
Steamers on Lake Ontario.

TO ALL pOjN1S EAST.
TTNHE nChcag0 and Colngwood Route nrst o.
i tablis hed last season. has received well merited
distinction from the entire Press and the Travelling
Public, and has been universally characterized the
most romantic, pleasant and popular Route ever es-
tMbshed 10 the Cnion. The entire Arrangements for
1866 have made With the view 10 rendering this
Great Lake Route the most comfortable, pleasant
and systematic 10 business arrangement.
II Is the rout- for the Business Man, the Tourist
and the Pleasure seeker II sbounds wi n the Wild
est and VI andsst ~ccBery-pt beautiful shores OF
Lake Michigan and the Islets decking the northern
outIet the classic Island Of MackinAe the tradi-
tionary Manitoulin Islands the home Of the Indian
Spirit OF TIE Lakes) and the INTERCHANGEABLE Isles
Of Georgian Bay-form series OF views unsurpassed
on the northern continent,
The Boats arc luxuriously furnished for night trss
Il add by sailing arrangements the daylight pass.
ed the0i rats and among the Islands. Heat dust
and railroad disoomfors are avoided In the hottest
days Of summer, travellers enjoy gentle Lake
breeze.
AT Mackinaw, Boats make Connection TO Saul, Ste
Msire aud Lake Superior.
On arrivign a. Toronto passang-rs can In 4 rev
hours visit Great Suspension Bridge and the Pals
Of NisraIa, or trip through the thousand Islsnds
and the Rapids Of the St. Lawrrncs. Boats from 70.
rontoeros. LAKE. Ontario 10 the night %
CENT, OGDENSBUR0H, KINGSTON
and MONTREAL
Thenee connect with Railroads 70
ALBA6I, MN Y0ak; eoszoM.sU1I0
And " other EAstsrn Ciiiss.
The following nasnlasaut pssssassr eosss oonprtss
EEY91UND ofAT1, caps. J Rtchasds.
RUCx1YE ofATZ, Capt L ChAnhsrl,a,
NIA0ARA, Capt niler
oCRI0 ClfY, Capt Va Wasss.
zyAS kDeSSoSOesN,
Capt DAvREPORT, viii run bstwseu coiiinswoa
and 6rsen Bay, conusosips With the regular line 10
1ackinAs,
The noass viii leave Chicago, Ola Tuesday.. Thuss
Wauhe ran, EeuoaAa, Racine, 1nWaukes, ohseoy1an.
nauatovpc fvo navers and Aaektaak.
~ T1cxETS through, .! % any peaas % The
CUmpenyss o0ss, - ooath water oessss, CAiea0p.
Yps furtAsy inSernattou apply % eeard o. 70
oopv1uY n1YAN7.
psssenger Agent. Chicago
WA0 r nDyD. pFopFlstae sO1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
Chicago, Alton \ 81. Louis X. X.
6 c., ~ ar.,
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and 81. Louis.

rtsins ieare Chicago for ~ Losis aud inteyms-
diate places.
Accommodation Train, tSundsy : exceptsdb saeAa
Express Train, Saturday. eHcep,ed) II l0ps
ttdins ,edr, ". Louis Tor Ctioa1o ant inse,mS-
diafe places.
Accommodation Tram, SUNDAY . G. c-pt.dt I an y
Express Train Saturdays eHc~pf~dI 330rs
Trains run directly through, without change OF
tsrs o. baggage. Trains through Joliet, Biooni.
nFton, Springfield, Carlnviiie and Alton
eiralns run on this road make direct connections
i Joliet Cut Of aud Michigan Central Railroad at
'nrt, making this the shortest, gnckei, and most
atit route between st Louis anu New York, Boston
~ 'adeipLis, and the Fast.
With Illinois Central H. X nj Bloomington, for LA
Sale Mendoza aud Cairo
III Great Western OF iiiinoi, n, springfield, for
Decatur and Naples.
With ali the Railroads a.veIgng from Gh,esgo
with daily line OF Packets AZ ~ Louis for Keokuk,
Now Orleans, aud Missouri River.
Through Tickets for all places mentioned above can
be procured nj all the principal ticket Offices IN the
United States, and ut the offices
In e., FOULS In Chicago
Foot OF w sshi'is,on Az - DesI,orn street, oppo-
enue, on Levee. site fremont House.
KlCU'D p. MORGAN, in, tupt.
Aluun,agtnn IAN I I.A faninttf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
DR.. ], MCCARTNEY

nFFERS his professional services to the citizens
" of Davenport and vicinity
O1ic- In Wiley 4 xunger q new building corner OF
o urth 4 Brady streets
Refer to George l.. Davenport, James " Canfied
s-ps17
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

nR WILLIAM vANZANDT II 81 Louis oceui.t
~ and Ophalinic surgeon, finding II necessary for
his health. to reside, during the warm season. in
more northern situation, has selected q snmm,r
residence thu city Of Rock Island H. where he can he
consulted for al diseases ~ The rye and ophaimir OPP
rat"ns from the drst VI July untn the last Of Sep
temb-r Chronic affections generally will receive h
portion OF his attention, and eve patients will find
that during the warm season they can b. more sue
cessfully treated in northern climate than that
Of 81 Louis, Uune6)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
-. Oh TRISTAN RACB
ARCHITECT.

CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER,
Ofhce--Fourth street, second door west Of
Market House, Davenport. Iowa
M ILL attend to all business In architecture and
W drawing. He has large collection OF drawings
OF the mos, noble and fashionable Styles for finished
public buildings private residences which he be-
eves are calculated TO satisfy the and tastes
OF the ladies and gentlemen OF the "Twin Cities" who
wish TO enjoy practical neat and comfortable home
References:
Gldemeister& Christensen architects the Crystal
Place, New York.
A Smith, archiciect, Baltimore.
John Wood, ESQ.,, Philadelphia.
Henry Farnum, Esq, Chicago.
Marcus Heilner, coal operator, Minersville, Pa.
Charles Heekscher, President Mining Imp Co,
Woodsfe. Pm. marchl<dtt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

INSURANCE ADvEkI1 lENIk
TAxE CAsC.sGO CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY. \
OFFICE. Rssa Ne. /. Ma. ale Tsnpas.
Dearborn ST., CAyC.A9O
CAPITAL STOCk, tl50yO0O
.p.rsU o4 RS2'asffscos1isksn.t' coox
GEORGK HUIN
spxuSp oASfiElb. Pre-. aiNkr sASpr. SEC
Henry CHArMAH. Tress'r.
o. y GILBERT, 0enefsi Agent and Surveyor
TIL, Company vas orgAnized on the 9Th DAY Vt
March, A d 1854. under Special Charter from The
Legislature of Illinois sId hasaness oommenesd unir
Ii. most favorable auspices. Its sstAbli hment has
been upon rrm Aud reliable basis. aud - vSeW Of
Its stability soudness and permsil@ncy, ranks - one
OF the nssi Insursnx Companies in ths cosnsry To
those desots Of protecting Themselves eeanet loes
damage W Fire Derls VI The they bs0 leave
KErERxNCEs:
Ae-,rs Stone 4 Witt, Cleveland, o.
=" Williams l. Au-ry. Ch,esgo.
Norton l. Brother, "a
Stone b Banner. -
a 3 Durand, Prs. Rscinr l. Miss. kaurost.
Gen. G. Northrup. Cssh'r Rae, Co Bsuh
Vim. p Lynds. E,q., Milwaukee
J. g. Conroe, Ksa Racine.
Henry FsrnaIo. Pre,'t Chicago 4 T. ! Railroad.
A Gilbert Cash Com Bank. Ghicsso'
Dan. p. Rhodes, Eco, Cleveland, o.
Hon. John q. Breslin, Treas'r of State Columbus
Thos Campt~il. Ed Springfield, III
Hon. r. Chainbsriin, ST. Louis. No.
Messrs Wsiswor,h, Wells Scycxmore Chicaeo.
Aessrr. ! n Burch / Co., Chicago Bank.
Hon. WIN. A-,iill, Governor OF Ohio
nessrs. q. W. Sizer h Co, Chicago,
90 Judd Smith Pratt, Dixon, m.
| Vim. Blanchard. Esq, Norris, ~.
| Hon Vim. TTeyitt, Sec'y Of State. Columbus ~.
| Nessr. II. 4. 40. c. Cook L Co., Rockford. III.
II. wheeler. h Son, Aurora.
Neauish ca e. Esq Buffalo N Y.
Vim r fuufty, Esq Springfield,
| Hon. BsrIty, Judge Jupreme Court. Mansfield
! OHIO
! Gen Cpru, Springfield, III.
! Richard Iver-, Esq. St Louis, ~.
| q FIELD,
| Agent NJ Davenport and Rock Island
| OFFICE, Davenport, al the nate DIMocRA
| Once. Post once Baidins. Brady Street
| Iuly S-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
BANKING.
TALLMAN, POWERS / MCLEAN,
D.l.rkERS,
And Dealers In Exchange.

u - " . N I0o It. low u.
nNee, Brady street bcf,recn Second anl 7N(vN
streets.
k'A.HANGE on all the principal citics OF the usi-
- tel sistes, Great Britain, Ireland and cooSt.
mental EuroI." bought and sold
Notes and drafts collected, and .pIocee.Is r~mitssA
g Any part Of III" United STATES At lowest rates o.
Exchanr-
t"llecthhs of n"t.,. draft. accounts iesscies ssa
inheritance made IN all parts ~ the United State
Canada and Europe.
siotk- and honds bought aud solt on csuu,ssles
and dividends collected
lshd Warrants bought. sold and loo Ased
Exchange on cities IN the United hssssA
,atprnt't VcInge. New York city
Albany City Bahk. Albany, New York;
Buffalo City Hank, buffalo, New Y.rs;
Bank of Commerce, Boston, nasssf husstts.
Tfadesmen's Bsnk. Philadelphia Psbnsyivspas
Mrteh Manufacturer Banh Prttshsre n;
Nekim Go. Baltimore, Nj,
Gilmore h Broth.rton, Cincinnati Ohio;
Lucas Simonfs, 81 Ions, No;
fiiiy-n-' Bank, New Orleans, Ia;
TX Swift, Brother h Johnston, Chicago IiI
sspts-d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
chicago Steam DYE Works.
PIANO FORTE WARE ROOMS

no. 9, LIE CLAIRE ROW, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
NyE have good stock Of 8, q l-8, 8 1-2, Cts and
w Octave Picnos on hand, embracing snos
everyvariety OF style and prices, from the plsn
tslic frame to the new expensive kind, with carvings
pearl keys, &C., from the factories Of Boardmsn Gray
D b., Albany; Lighte, Newton = Bradbury: Haines
Brothers Cummlngs; Firth, Pond Co., New yers
Al Of which warranted 10 give satisfaction
sale Orders from abroad are collected Purchaser
viii be well served nv ordering " they PR
sent to select for themselves The article will Away.
be found - represented. We likewise have on hand
very nne stock Of Gwtt0rs, VioiiHs, F2o'ia0s, Ar.
oOrdt0ns, |5astes, D0Njos, TsDIortne4, hapac5t
AercA0Ndiss Of every description, Sheet kasc, ct
octlbdaf CRANDALL 4 HIGGINS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
Chicago 4 Rock Island IRailrsad
en- -
Xnl.ila .ll.l.aAa uefMenl.


I'm and after Monday Aprii IAN 1856, aud unit
Jfurther noticn, trains win leave Rock Island dairy
SUNDAYS excepted, a. follows
Isl Rail train AT bmA N
I'd express, stopping "uis a, TIL principal
stations al 10 10
81 nght express, tppinN al al stations SHOP N
Jih freight, with I'd class ,aTs al 6 30 A
Trains arrive a. Rock Island daily, sunday rx-
eepted follows
Isl night exprr.s.s 1904
III express stopping oi,,N ~ prIn stations 70 +. n
81 mail train ~ 1875
ath freight, with "a class 81 y - p. n.
All trains over this road direct cDni.xion At
Chicago with trans Oyer bih The Michigan southern
and Michigan Central X To ana FROM D"tIu t.
lttir Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dnhk!rk. Buffalo, NagaIa Fall. Albany, Now Y0tk,
Ph,.ai, lphia Ba!iin.ufy and Washington hisu at
LaS.Ile win train. Of the Iiiuuis CtuitoI R"si-
North TO Galenn and South to ~ Lnui- sui Csir 10
which places a., ktis Can b.. procured ~
= STEPHENS TickrI As.bt,
r. Depot M-s i-snd
Passengers al reminded ~ liz n"Ctse.tl.t aythg
distinct dr.ction- To the destination ~ then bag
Gage Also to prueur. tiets bforr taking thelt sus
In the cars tn o.idrtrt collect fsTrs only to sta
tons Oh the ie ~ III. lhtrara e o Island railroad
JOHN lhA,I. Superintendent.
W " WHITMAN Ash SUIT
Rock t,iaifi April7 I 1856 lftf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
DENTISTRY.

TAR. Il d. MYERS has removed his nice TO Sec
~ ond street. between Brady and Perry, Dayen-
Iart IOwp, few doors east Of Ssni.h's store.
II hops that his last three years constant prac.
tce In this cit, Las gwen such satisfaction as vi
Undue" thos' vishins III" service - p.utis, o
s ek his new location As a. h. VIZ. any amuut
- r'frreuees gwen II desired -sp.2-tt-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
n NOTICE

nR. J. J. TOMS0N, late Of Massachusetts, respect.
~ fully informs the citizens ofDavenport and vicin
IT, that he has located in this city PHYSICIAN and
svsesos; and trusts tltt by industry and integrity
his profession to merit Ind receive share Of their
patronage. Once In Atkinson's Block. dec20dti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

nriEu1 ICTU1Eb b ~ CAieaVo Do MaauaAs,e
Mn, SaaaolpA street. corner u Caask, chisaso
eLcU4. nUoxWHnAf, conn MEAL, HAA vA1e
H61A osNADUeo AID 4aA3L1os,
nuYs,skaa - w SNpsssst psasss, sna d III
sssst 800 1sssos. ~ essa6ns ~ bsenAiao ~
~, ss511SSE "a 81 V = ~ 80 = ie ssis
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
'''''u WI aHtr HNHkr', suIu hilH IotAteu.
Exchange on ltil~s IN the United hs~aa>


BAN Rxx731s
Dealers In Exchange saA LaAa Wasrasss
EFeaa"ss on fAe prineipGi cthss efsAs Uwsen lss
sale 4. sunis 10 uiipure6asers
Az business p~rtaining a. ssnbins prusaptly e.
tended 10
-hEYER 10
hank uf America, New York
Ocean Bank. do
American Exchange Bank New Yorh
6rp. II. Pinchsrd, Pr-s't Bank Of Nov Or,sAss
HavcnhA HANK, k~vcnna, Ohtu.
Darby barksdsl., Bankers a. loui.
biakelcy h Kch.y, Brokers, it..bursf
Motley. Esq, Banker. dialogue.
Henry Miller, Esq, Cincinnati
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
kasfl. Nh Aaus4na a iaAA

Catcago Nay I. 1884
nav u~'~' Professor Wood'- III air k~.to,attx. 10
decided ATTY snsso II prevent, m. hal, ,rr, ,.,s.
~, s.es y = GLOSS and sf'ne-. very Desirable
~. ~ srsF hnir- hsd, have entirely dI.suprs,~s
omfs OF nv family have used II. and concur WITHIN
;" '"h'nutilT u all II Processes TO he
HkkkY A. CLARK Mebissn Avenue
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08
Z HeARLES GlIODRICl
Dental Surgeon,

Once on Brady street, between ID
and 3D., over Mitchell's store, Daven-
NlYyyy> por', Iowa. cc,l5
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,. |
IMMENSE ATTRACTION
.Veeoc Goods
JU - h 10 D1 " ND
At Tt1E
METROPOLITAN STORE.
C~rurr Of Reet Island aud Ssrend "rs@ss osss'-
port Iowa.
SUTTON g. CO.
uIAvE, within the ps.t Few days received large
aud gsLf stock of
STAPLE AID lAJcY DRY GOES,
suitable tor the present. aud approachins seasons.
which they sre nov prepared exhibit, add TO which
they beg leave to call the attention Of their custoe-
ers and the public srnersily
Our stock o. DIR Ess GOOOS We f-ei sure will
compare fsvorabiy with suy ever brought 20 won't
ern city both as TO styles and prizes, Among these
~ be found
iupeIh Black Silks.
aleh Noire Antiques,
El.gan, striped and plaid s,ias,
Splendid BIoessies.
Chang'able ana plain SilAAs
Nerino Pialds,
vaienciennes PLAID,
AL wool DelAine-. superb styles.
Half wool do. beautiful patterns
Rich striped and plaid Lu-tr-.
French Mernoes,
Psrsme'tAa,
Pain D-aine- ~ Ae.
Wehav- s,sb II large aud desirable stoct II bi.ach-d
aud brown
SheeStssOs and Sh6s'stss0s.
Plan aud Fancy Irish Linens,
l Eleaciied aud brown table Linens,
Crash aud diaper Toweling,
Cambria, Jaconet Swiss and Book
4 Musiins, elegant emDroi-
d-r-d LAcrs Glove,
! and hosiery
! Bonnet trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons, Belttngs, &c.
We would invite especial attention u our msgnir'
cent stock of
4 CiotL Tamas,
| Brocbe Mantle,
Broch- Square,
! x,lk galla .hVnpy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

a., o., ~ LOuss, MdevA IA i0NA
:. ~, 80" hair commenced falling q s..s
W, ~ Iou' ysrs sho". and continued 10 Do :, nm.
w oeeat quite bad, ,ried eli the m mus, .s1,
shes 81 .he DAY. but To ~ -nrt Ali tI... NJ.
aae.d, Try your c.ebrs,et Hair Rsslrs,ive and :.
hspIy to say IT is dong WONDERS - NV
mo growth u Young hair, and cb,.,,,us ~. , uo~
u U.s. 10 all similarly af,Sie,
A.C WILLIAMS Ira Second .,>..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-08

|" Sold Mt la Market street, N. Lou,s. Mo-. yee
or"ahwsy, New York, aSd BY ali Druggists ever
where All kinds Of family paten, medicines foe ssis
o' the .ss, possible terms At Prof Woods sssh,ish.
m-nf, liz Market street. n. Louis
Sf1 mere bs All The Druggists, ami BY oil ys,puls
Druggists everywhere JyISf.tv-vI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
BOARD OF CnUNCILMEN.

FRIDAY, Nov. Tie PRECEDENT, BE>J.sIs F.
FISCKsTY III tho chair.
AZ, tie usual prcn.nares the Board received and
refciI'G tie sui.oibtd
I;thoHs -tuI Cro'on water IL FO'ty-eighth -lrcet
Apai =. building sewer Ia Beihnne street Of prop
ciiy owes III Ess,x street e. he relieved from "a
se-e,-IIrbt On same. Against The extension OF the
Eigih cy,uut Railroad truck Until the completion o.:
1t >, Ncr. For bulk esd At the foot of SEVENTY
n'LtA meet North River. For 4 sever in Fourth
aNcfue between IhTy.-cN -utL aud Forticth streets.
Rtsoiu',onS.--By Mr. :. IIopy6r ThG- the CDnmis-
son's 81 hepairs and Slpples De directed Ia report
10 lis board, at liz next meeting the proc per
yirc for saId delivered on tie Kings Bridge road
nd he leason Why gravel cannot be procured in q
pltco.
Gro9e # the Bovc,y, a. Erh udei.-A couni1n
eaton received from the Street Commissioner
statrg that the grade Of the Bowcry eat ndci 1nd
establish % al liz junction with OAK street Is mu "A
lower then the grade Of Pearl street be- Oak and
Chatham sIetr ~ 10 rcudtr the use of that street
below Oak street impIacticabe. Referred to Commit,
lee on Silcets.
Ihctlon Uls,rlctS.-By Mr.. ; lioPPER: RecitIng
tie fact II at ~ the With Election District of the SN
teoIth Wad large numbers OF cltlzens were unable 10
vote o. account Of thc nuGbcr of voter end ON
n,CI ding tie adoption of an ordnance altering the
bounds OF tie Election District OF the ALlNth Jun
c District. Laid over al Il ord. rcd t. be- IrutcG.
ConcurrfHt Bfs.-To grant permission to George
En- &c build culVeT aud basin corner Of Canal aud
T. IN Gets.
Tie Board then adjourned to Mondsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

,'ididaie. II" h"psd that It would b. -. W. ,-opld
""K Ia "a i- cam vita TIE proud ,a.i-t ot N
~ FfosTg That We had 1nder, i NJ nan ~ h.l IN
fuHtd Ut" TIC religions Opinions OF cand date We
hhd tired to exclude Ill iL,-e, AID bre. the R+p1b a.
'"''cdc IN II" great issue co. ~ campaign W hit
mace cur f-ue~ ou the nsn principles; aursson-
- tad iTl'd 10 a'"lo prncig a"t make /. Ie, e
INK Of anything ose but Hans anl Ere
No'l. Let Is 60 % then, lIi~'ly j. fl.-
M information. II all TIE pecple had r.ei
Guy th- ksr-s- Report. he believed that ge
cloud have carried TIE Union ;r.umyhan;lv We
""T- beaten By tho-c vho could not rad IT, AMI nv
'L'te WHO woGd LOT. ETUy man uLte--t..,i tia;
mere could Re but two le't.c- perm4n .it.y. L
dIN there were but two living plr'ies N tie
"bo'e country. one OF ikrse favored Silver
ana The "ih'r Tlie il sckUo" gcd all tue legal
nehc q slavery, would r--ar! Il a. local
'Ae Pi"n Z" the National rule OF Freedom Ga v4-t
Of TIE ; ave Pu1 Or there deter lna;ina "a rue
tic Union ol To- dIssolvrihc Uron. II. would ,,.o.d
ae all Iartlos There were men who voted gra:,. "a
n 1n.rUsS who would vote with Lext um- I,.
would mGtc II cay tor them I" ne over "a rs He
l,h.v'G tie future wa with "a. H. belle e. re-
lever stood 81 good gr0Gnd We G.i nor He
believe lat with li't'e patriotism % our p.r, We
night move on 10 the uunp' % the .r"ai prrc Ji.-
Wi,n Uphold aud in that faith he dc IA, III .lre-
VII In meme ch. eng
Thee -'lt,rs were given for H"HACE GREELEl,.
after which III SGJwAfT WooDfoRD Wa intro
ductd. He ade few remarks, which rec. vri
with great applause. A song was sung by NJ. MAC
UoUGAG, and Col. f. l.. Snow made short bat very
Elective speech before the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
Aid Fox moved Ill. adoption Of this II ,olution.
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The stated meeting of the managers Wa hc at he
Bible House, Actor Place, % THURSDAY the en- INST
At q ~ thc Hon. Luther Bradish IN the chair, H.
sisttd b, VIZ. H. Crosby and Francis Han, csqrt.
StN,r, new uuAilhic> weIe recognized OF wh'ch one
VA In New Jtrsty one in PennSy lVGna, three Ia Ar
kansa- nd two III TcNas.
rnrts OF The home work show the successful progress
ct tie work of Ie.uplly; from tie Rev SIR jd10y IN
GGEaLy vAh resolutions from the Me hod.st Confer
.uce recently organized IN Germany. returning tnauAs
r aiC ir, IN tins Board IN circulating TIE SCRIPTURES
ara stutir the iuer, Gsrg necessity icr continued aud
fl, M the Rev. DR.. PIumer, gNirc account OF n.
at,,udnuce on the Synods OF AIcg"euv ' rSlmd ana
Bait mole. ~ delegate from the S"''tH' anu s'"N's
tie favorable action Of those bodies from SuperlI-
ter d, nj Of SUNDAY School Of coorcd persons III l"u-
is\llc XIV, with interesting account OF tuc Dioe
rmuig the scholars; f'om Mf. Van Euiin"n, aSeht ,
ksusas and | tab, with enc iuraclng counts 0t ms
Iio.r,ss IL his work; from thc Secretary 81 "" rencA
ia FoIci.n Bitlo Society, with account ot btcle as
tibut III ALGERIA if' III a -tntemqE ~ Para stlu4-
n favorable open Igs for the crCulatihn ot the NcGp
tines alorg Il! River AmGLon; nom Nj. ID oilus,
in ,craid to an sernc, i'll Nortl Brelii from the
Rev f. " Clarke stating the completion OF tue new
nd inIroetd version Of liz New Testament with r,'-
erIc,s and mar nal y, s0il-s 10 llaw aian; from the
R,v u n Nh,,Icr AGENT IN \lc4rHguG, siatog tic
c,u,u,n, emeIt of h GbCrs in that country. Soon
.r,r vliiiu this letter. MIR. W heclcr and two Other
American gentlemen were murdered b. lie natlht
4 lcttcr VS. pIeseuted from the Rev I W. hi-L'cT
of Cuustnlt'nope relating the close Ci btie dstrhu-
,u,rg tic soldicrs OF tic allied army, anon- tie
Sa,dj1isu ,c,s and soldiers and the CoSsnck troops
5r nj utelt.t IN The Bible shown b.! TIE Bu-ariaus
Gk,v,e: tud l,ter. from the kc, Dr. RIle ana seh1F
De, More ic.at ~ the escape OF the latter -enuenaA
iron, his inI il,cument in Madrid.
Grru'~ 81 J,ok- were made To the / em,ie Oflhan
A,v'um in kc:iuchv. French and Spanish Biuiee and
T,titmchis ilr CrIe Haytirn. Ainca' Tcstamelt7
M d P.sIr. 90 Mi.,ionar! at SIT Lebanon spanish
Il be. ard I,-i4ui,uts i0r Nsw-GranacGi with va
ri,us crsIls IL feeble auAlgiies Ii different parts o.
lie CorI:5. ? 49,,
ii. 10, tiug though 10: lalge, was one Of more
ii sol mt,