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would appear that the public, through unwatoAful-
ness and by some legal nan9uvre, have been recently
deprived Of their night Of way on Brooklyn Heights,
which soppass must be In oontravenon Of the common
hw law acknowledged 70 DO not only anterior to, but
which cannot be hterfered with or abrogated by the
written or civil law. Such stoppage could never have
been psrpetxa,ed in Great Britain. A. proof would
only cite the well known Glen Tilt case, when the
present Duke Of Athoe attempted 10 shut up . public
right OF way leading through important TO hm) por
Of his estates, which had long been used
foot road by the public After protrscted and expen
sve Of nugsiion, the Dukes attempt by the civil
awto exclude the public entirely frustrated by the
priority and rreversibDy Of tho common law, and the
public again put in possession Of their ancient AMI
ipcoriestbe right Of way across the estate Of the
Duke or Atbo'e We could easily quote other similar
with similar reeun. but refrain, not wishing 80
should exceedingly regret TO see the people Of
public cheated and deprived Of rights by their own in
ess, which the people OF monarchicai England or
scotland CO uld not be deprived Of. And much fear
that through the corruptby and venay Of executive
cooperative powers here, The pubic IN these days. either
ih,nUgb apahy ignorance. are too easily deprived
rights and bt res both Of which openly traf
licked ny the present executive ofncals-mere
There NJ the present time three large man
sioDi In course of erection Brooklyn Hsghw, out o
Montague street. grouno which WAS until recently
used = promenade ground nc by the public bu,
from wbcn they are entirely excluded. Is 1t right AMI
proper the pu ,ic should be summary excluded from
grounds which naturally Rppeas 70 have been intended
their recreation and benefit gratry individual sef
sbneef love OF ease, AL the destinations OF pleasureY
Te trsst that the public have been deprived of their
right OF way by The civil law, the common law will
pei tho present proprtors to reopen the right Of way
the Brooklyn Heights 70 the public for We believe
tnst collective BODY Of men have the right 70 consult
heir interest N The neglect or the public ioe
reri any than single individual to pursue ind
vidua interest PUBLOOLA.
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.tOR EALE.-TUE LEksE STOCK AND pixryREs
~ IN, New Bsver Hotel ~ r~eriy se.erh strea
nd Fouyf I'll be ssid icv eass customer In
quite al 4 Dutch street,
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DRAINAGE OF SoUTH CARoLIrA LlNDs.-The
Committee appointed delegates ron the Bsech Islani
Farmers Club, have called the attention OF the South
Carolina State Society 70 the following facss with hope
that may be taken 70 bring the ter the
favorable consideration II the LEGISLATURE There are be
tween 500 900 and 900 600 acres Of land in south
Carolina more or less covered wlh water that have
rkh PoiI from one fifteen feet deep. These lands lie
mostly on the streams that hov below the moun;alns
ahov tides or freshes and in lsrge bodes-such 40 the
Cooeawhasohe eatgetcher Eiiso, -Four Holes Black Pv
Sc &c, heee svamps only require thorough dranlnx
10 double The productive and taxable property o the
Bot moss Of hem be drained by individual
terp se Too raanv must IN sl the "details n
.ss4ssse, 400 p,o large . capital must he advanced
srIess he sale tkss n hand they nsve wn be
&Nfned-
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EXCITEMENT IN PsTFRaBURG, VA.-The Peters
burg Egy1c says thai James Mccartney Of fanny,
vhose vifs has for ir~ ras ocen living with rs
aaba hey oDd lie city u iucbrn ~ III
rtanent fom her hushsnd became enamorcd ~
Mrs susan Andrews Of Plum stree n risos o. some
are the ec,isty o. bat ocat and taking Advantage
az az over ardent moment. dfrtrnr~d on Wednesday
morning with her for pars krouo ~ heaelves alone
Mcaulcy has before Tho Mayor 81 Petersburg
or two 1ct ssiots COR manrcatpg MS wife and LETT
by her that account Sne let j. hs charge veral
inter sstirg children whom ne ago carried
the neghborbood Of her residence hsrs dropped them
that they might End Their mothsr and returaed 10 hts
lady love The parties are fortunately not from the ton
Nah eirqies N
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eHrp CIV. DuSLoP.--Tn reference 10 the loss n
the shp General Top this American CJunsu at Gtsra
tar had addr the following letter " the Gibraltar
Chro~nL:-Tbe Consul Of the United States Of America
feels u bis duty - return the vnrmft rsafs 70 Com.
aDder Horton n Her Majesty steam scop Curlew, for
the prompt sforced 20 the American ship General
Dunlop Captain Bzicsr In Der perlous position OF Euro
Point a-d although by the continuous severity OF
he nents, and other complicated causes the vessel
could not be saved from total wreck the Consul can
rot but express bis Earnest agknow dg ment TOR tho
manly efforts n the officers and ~ the Curiew in en-
deavourpg 10 d. oil 10 huna5 po.erp rave the ship:
vhlCh act " friendly nd will be duly recorded ~ the
government fine United States when tse catastrophe
shah be made known 70 is chief.
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[ndiananNlis
INDIANA SHNPLAsTERs.-T The

INDIANA SHNPLAsTERs.-T The Indianapolis
Jouyrs 4 OF the "a inst, says add TO cur list Of
'sbmrlastersn TO day the Ohio Insurance COMPANY Of
Ne~ Albany The issues of this bank appear u be
Dased from the face Of hem-and that is all the exhib
ton OF genuir they oer-upon the stoc OF tn
New Albany and Salem Railroad which Is not good
stocks coud mention. There is great deal OF
tnr money In circulation in the southern part Of this
state. II will wind up In hurry snme OF these days
and bin holders will then have their hugers burnt W.
str rick the Savings Bank of Connersvle from
st OF specie paylngbanus. Its notes ihrown out
the baps sno they pad better be handled with
Il. genuine circulation Is small and their is way OF
irving at the amour, OF It's fraudulent issues
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prxTrsTpy DIR n q. DuRkIS CANAL NEAR
~ vsrick s,reet-o old number rs new Sl-rvtss sven
ton 10 his and aurcessfu experience Daily
-nh tbe end harmless benumbing agent preventing al
paln Prices moderate.
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STRIKE ron HrGHER wAoEs-WHrrE vs.. SLAvR
Iapov We Shipping merchants nave been
subjected 10 great noonve fov days past
account Of strife amrns re hDovers on the whsrf
for higher vsges They have bern receivns ~ so per
die heretofore sni nov claim W ior seven and half
work hours we are informed thai arrangement ha,
been SET on ~ erchsnts ~ dispense a@nyrhe
vim tns ioreisn AID, and employ ssocr In their
suad and that they viii be able 70 carry Into eject "
q lev days.-SouornAA qrJi<on, Da. 3
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FREE PASSAGE TO NrcARAGuA.-We find the
sac~ns IN the calves on Nsacs Of sovsm ser 20 =

err HorxG, NEW uRLsass Nov. 10, 1880.
am authorized By Mr. Cnsrscs Morgan, % Mes York,
that free p2ssMec win he given from Galveston 70
New Orleans AMI from Ne~ Orleans 20 Nicaragua, 10
Soy and ell persons who may cmgrs,e from yoar State
- mat counsyy; and iostruons have been received by
ne sousbern eamship oaoy ~ this CITY 70 receive
~ emigrann 70 Nicaragua Who may apply for passage
- IN N stes and The wing Gal weston
Ne 40 instant has been instructed 70 do b this
arrangement persons Who may desire 10 emsrsts 10
Nioaragua from TEXAS have free passsees All Oiher en-
penses such board &c. Gin be al the sxpcuss Of the
emerant Any assistance you may think proper W rem
der our cause ell be thanxfully received By me I
gufnf out the Tennessee AMI will have rna of the
bet bsitSfons ever in this city aud wher arrive
N Central America We intend 10 make mark the
walls Of San Joee In less than six months Rsmsm5er
that-we will redeem a. 81 A. LOCKEgiDgE.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Dly
FtEM AHUS

HlEW Aids.
= -
pO REWARD WILL EE PAID FOR THE RETURN or
pO brown pocket case. contziGing surgical
returning the the owner Dr. Bluncn
thai 402 Fourth street
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-A FULL. LOT rs BY 100 FEET, WITH
JIG two houses In FORSYTH atreet, Walker tCanaD
street. Will splendid tenant houses. Address j. NJ
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Commerce sfthe Fort o. New York Value
Impsrts and Expsrss.

The annexed statement exhibits me quantity and Value
Of certain articles imported into this port during me week
ending and including Friday, Dec. 8, 1867
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We rvie attention very important dlscl ,surcs,
which will be found snoiher ccnmn Of alleged frauds
ssre.es Of the North upr those who have entrusted
fhem with donations the necessous and susr
~ m Ksnsss. Fcr some time past We have hoard var
complaints and accusations asarsa these Specializing
all pointing 10 the abuse N rnst and the
nnes hty OF sgen who have only ocaod to the
s<ncvocnt friends o. Kansas order poke, for them
solves he iuDds thoy may thus collect
We have never approved ~ these aid societies
sther 81 the North the south. We have be-
tor, AM not cacuabd 70 be Of benefit 70
western territories for those whom paitry advance
se.a 20, 70 80 ~ s :, $500 ren
industrious farmers. II, hovever II shall turn
addition 70 all this that the aid s.ietcs
ahful and svs'icous and fraudulen, besides ve shall
have fts more powevfu incentiv's W disco urage
and discounfenGnce them. We commend the Commuu-
eaton 70 stch we have referred the many sigma
attached 10 a. 70 The attention OF hnse Concerned,
snd demand in the name Of the da<iitute and impovT
nhed a1d -omen who have los, tnssr substance in
IL late dsucssrs collisions IN Kansas that the agents Who
have collections for their relief be held TO strict
sccountaby AMI thas the aims and cnarecer % these
40 sos,s,es ss m@e .o-.y sssm me s mo .esy
have no right " question the proprc'y q tasi- forms
40 but n they De merely bandsi pigeon droppers In
disguse u will become the duty Of be press % expose
shaim upon he sympathy the pubic Than the success
q spectators r charity Nor IN h.s lasgaAgs do we
vkh 70 consne ourselves exclusively 10 assocs
nuus when have becu formed 81 the Worth
usder this title. Equally severe crimlnetion has
been passed time and again In our h>sr1g upon ami
Ax schemes the south and have dJ1bt bit tina,
What correspondent ~ the despsrston
b which many reduced by dsappvntmsnt In fai.
anng the promises made 70 them before ON grating,
drove them INTO 0 plumber witch asvraSsi the
reryftory during the part sumner We have aready
rusished some q these charges IN the cases Of com.
ph1s against Boford WILKES sna otheyS IRON tue south.
end now perform our duty ~ an impartial iourna In
rvns prominence 70 the present disclosures oouoernng
~ AID societies q the North In Tho shape which
they come, and endorsed ~ they b. many ros,.
t>pt settlers OF Kansas. Oil 40 this
- passed over 10 SILENCE, and ve shall Avail with
sarietv The expansions that mag
ssmpAriee and individuals Implicated.
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---~-~-A--------~--~--~
Can ann or VARIOUS CIR DFs AND QUALITIES
ZUU.UUU Of feears, A. less than market Cash
advances made on segars Of Havana domestic German
Manufacture. o. CHEEKS. ~ Broadway.
fyav.EA sEGtFs-syw CROP ~ rpr 100 %
so GabaLs-, F@sxo a~ss BtstsI,nra. uDnch-s s~rt
,ola. euNere. le,eros Gkri,as wspSerins Jsws are
-srous other brsrda ~ hv e.sh, s~e tmpo~ter Tnisr
huh ~, ROCHE ~ nakO lAoa ses~<asgy,
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fuIsTov HOUSE, oPrr, $50 BRoADwAY-ApART.
msnt- for families ~ individuals Handsomely furnished
and neatly kest be obtained with without board
10 American European plan. Warmed BY Colds pasent
D. SIN apparatus. Haths free.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-11
sTDPFVrc0uRT

MADISON, Wis, March 10.-Tn the Suprer e
Court this morning, Barshaw's counsel inform
ed the Con that he [Barstow) would uoo sub
nit l., tlle. jurisdiction of n counsel, He then
s admitted coIumunicationfr from Barstow to the
Court and withdrew The Legislature received
message. from Barstow enclosing commune
cation to the Supreme Court The commune :
ton protests against the action, denies the jur-
isdiction of the Court, recommends themto dis
charge their legitimate functions and not AFRO
gate other prcTogatives, aud takes leave of the
Court and its unwavantable proceedings, and
deems it his duty to repeI with all the power of
the Department any infringement of its rights.
The message to the Legislature concludes that
the action Of the Court is a bold and dangerous
assumption ofpower, and asks what action shall
be taken upon it-refcrred to a committee of ..
The decision Of the Court will probably be rem
dered on Monday.
1t is understood that the Democrats held
meeting last night, and determined to stand by
Bar tow and resist the Court.
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nISGRACEFuL AFFRAY.

WATERMELON, Marck 1Q.-Ycstertlay dis
graceful affair occurred in the ladies parior of the
ington, knocked him down, when the latter
drew pistol aud fired, but fortunately missed
his antagonist. Stuart pushed Mahon's hand
aside just in time to savc himself, the ball CLAN
cling across his abdomen close enough to burn
and tear his pantaioOns but inficting no other
injury. Stuart wbO,iS very tall aud powerful
man received no blows from Mahon, whom he
held with one hand while he beat him with the
other fist, cutting aud brIising him severely,
the parties were finally separated by Reedcr
Brown Of "a. and The Hotel cashier.
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nHl1- AnE1. Pima MARKET.

March 1O,-FIour frm, moderate demand At
T,2a for standard brands. The Africa's advices
having had no effect, small sales to trade at
,75a7, so fer standard to good brands and I5a9
for extra and choice family. Rye flour at So
Germ meal in request, sales of 200 bbls- Penn'a.
al IS. Supply OF Whoa. limited and prices un-
changed, small sales of good red at 100 and red
at 10. Rye scarce AID wanted at 100. Corn
in active request, with sales of6000 bushels new
yellow, part to-arrive in all this month, at Coo
per bus. Oats dull, sales 2n0O bus. Penn'a. at
3sa40. Clover seed in active request, 500 bus.
from first hands at s,25 per Ga pbS Whisky
quiet small sales OF bhls at 90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-11

Tue funeral of Henry Miller, on Sunday, was
attended by the Odd Fellows of the city, in full
I,saia. He was buried with the hOnOrs of the
order. When VIC consider the grcatinclemcncy
the DAY, the hour appointed for the funeral
bsiny at a time when the storm ragged the highest,
the turn GU, was good, there being fully one
hundred in the procession. Mr. Miller was a
member of Lodge in Millville New Jersey, and
though taken sick in the midst of comparative
strangers, he found liberal hearts ready and
wiling TO do AL in their power to alleviate his
suffering, and when the Grand Master of Heaven
took his spirit to the celestial Lodge, He left
hm friends to perform the last sad rites to his
rnetnory-tbat of depOsiting his body in the
grave, with the appropriate and affecting cCre-
monies Of that peculiar order, whose sign is at
the four points of the compass, and whose
be. e.olence is as long, as broad, as wide and
/, deep as the globe We inhabit-
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GOING NORTH.

GOING sOCT-The s.IRA. Train will connect at San
,usky Morning from Toledo; Al Mcnroeyic with
Chicago Express The Southern Division g" G l. Road; al
with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland; ~
Mansfield with DET Ezr from Pittsburgh and at
the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad
The T. Train will connect AZ SandusEy with steam
Detroit; MOnr"eNe with western Train
e r T. n at Shelby Junction ;''21 +. NJ With the Mail
c. c. C. H. for Columbus Ctcinnati 81 Mans.
aeId Junction r VI. with Fast train o. p T. X.
Pittsburgh, and Newark with East and West Night
Trains IL Central Ohio Il. r.
GOiSCI NORTfI-Tht 9.26 n Train viii make close
nectur at Newark Mail Train from calr c. o. II.
r.; Mansfield junction with Ex'resi for PsturGh; at
Cleveland, Buffalo and New York. and at AonroeTie with
Mail Train on c. e.. r road to Toledo. Chicago, &c.
2-I9 Train viii Newark with Express from
the EaSt on Genital Ohio Road; Mansfield Junction with
FAST Train Pittsburgh Shelby Junction a. 81
Mail for Cleveland; NonrOeve with Night
Express Toledo ami ChicHgO, and At Sandusky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
J. K. ROBINSON. SuP't.
sandusky, Aug. 4, 1855. s-pl5-n
Change of Time:
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NEW YORK MARKET.

MARCH 1O-Cotton market dull, sales of 1900
bales, Orleans middling 10 S-sc. Upland mid
ding 10.
Coffee firm, sales 400 bags Rio at life su-
gar declined, sales Of 100 hhds. Molasses firm,
sales Of ESQ Ids at 49, Linseed oil firm, sales of
10000 gals at s14. Freights firm. Spts. tur-
pentine dull, sales 200 bis at 40!. Rice quiet,
sales 400 tcssat,3-4. 81
Flour advanced, sales of 5000 bbls at T,ST
for straight State Wheat is improving, small
sales. Corn improving, sales of $1,000 bushels.
Bacon firm, homeless middles quoted at r.
Butter steady. Cheese heavy. Beef dull, sales
$50 bis. Lard quiet sales $50 bis. Whisky is
firm and improving, sales of 400 bis. Iron dull.
TaIlow 10 Ia.
Stocks dull. Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
794. Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati 1o3.
Cumberland 24E Erie 5S1- Galena and Chi
cago Railroad 1923. Pennsylvania Coal Comply
i9S. Reading % l-S. Milwaukee & Mississippi
81 rs. Clevc. & Pitts. GO. Chicago & Rock ISL
and %. \. Y. Central 80 -s. Michigan South
erns g6l
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noDy F0USD

New YoxE, March 1O.-The body of Captain
Palmer of the schr Eudora Imogene, the vessel
scuttled and sunk near City Island, Long Island
sound last Gall on her passage from Williams
burg to New Haven, and whose fate las since
remained mystery, was discovered on Satlr-
day afternoon, floating near W iHiamsburg! the
quantity Of coal.
The coal had worn holes by chafng the sack
against the bottom of the river, and. the body
rose to the surface when the weight was re-
moved. The negro cook, Wilson, who is charg-
ed with the murder, Is still confined in pri-
son. s. a p Nc =.
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srxpAY last was fully as disagreeable as any
DAY Of the present winter. 1t commenced snow
ing early in the morning, and kept it up during
mos, of the day. 1t was accompanied with a
strong cold wind from east Of north, blowing
the snow about at a furious rate and drifting it
into piles. We believe we have not had pleas
ant weather on single Sunday this winter,
indeed the heaviest snow storms we have had
came OF Sundays. 1t is to be hoped that the
one Just chrOuiclcd, was the very last Sunday of
the kind of the season.
Monday morning wasan improvement on Sun
day. so far as intensity of gold was concerned,
The clouds had been blown away during the
night and the morning opened clear and frosty,
the mercury ranging from ten to twelve degrees
blow zero, according to the situation of the Their
mometer. We thus record the 10th of March
4. one Of the coolest days of the winter.
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The MAIS.-Et is no part of our nature to
complain, and we seldom do so, but some of our
grievances arc of such long continuance, that
we'd be more than saint to forbear longer with
cut protest And we do most sincerely protest
ayaust the Irregularities of the present mail ar
nngcncnts of the country. The great Eastern
raail has scarcely been in on time twice this win
ter, bit there is the very good and sufficient ex-
ease of the snow blockade in the mountains, an
excuse we are the more willing to receive, because
ueknow that persons in whose charge trains on
The 40. II. X. come out, do all in their power
10 get them through in good time, and when the
ir.in comes ii brings a mail. Such is not the
ast on the Central Ohio Railroad. The trains
Fln IS regularly and on. as good time, as on any
other Road. but the mails are not delivered
Whose fault is thisg Whose fault is it that our
subscribers on that route, even those in the city
Of Zanesvi!ls, get three or four of our daily pa
lers at time, when they are regularly mailed at
the Oaice here every mOrningE 1t is not the
fault Of the Railroad; it is not the fault of the
Post-0tice here: for the former sends its cars
through with psaiseworthy regularity every day;
and the latter We know sends off allmail matter
with prOmptness upequaIled. The GAINESVILLE
IaPers, which are also complaining of the want
q lFonptness in the delivery of their papers on
tst road say ii is the fault of the route agents.
If . the fault!isOne easily remedied, and should
'srea.=,iied Immediately. If they are ineom-
Peteni discharge them; if their force is not suf
hrieat to do the work, add to their numbers,
and let editors, and subscribers, and letter-wri-
lars have little quietness once more. This
arrogance has become quite serious one, and
re hope the Department will take the matter in
hand, or else give up that route into more active
A'nis, Ieavingit to the enterprise Of private
competition Packages sentby Adams Express
Company, are delivered at all points on that road
Nth prOmptness worthy of being exanPled
BY the agents of the United States POst-ofice
Department, and we respectfully direct their at
ieation to the workings of that Company, for a
esSon worthy of being turned to their profit,
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RIyER AND WEATHER.

C1xctSxArr, Mrrch I0-River falling. Wealth
er very cold, thermometer down to zero this
morning, freezing hard now.
PTrTSBrRGn, March TO- 10 p: m.-The river is
as tight as cver, and continues to fall. The wea-
Their has been extremely cold all day. This
morning at o'clock the thermometer stood at 6
deg below zero.
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STEAM BOAT SINK.

.CIScIsNATI, March le-The steamer Henry
Lewis, hence 10 New Orleans, loaded With pork.
-four, whiskcy, &c come in collision with the
steamer Edward Howard. near Troy, Ind. about
four o'clock on Saturday morning, she sunk i'm
mediately. Cabin passengers all saved through
the hurricane deck, twenty hands and deck pas
sengcrs drowned. Boat and cargo supposed lost,
insured. Weather very cold, one inch snow
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FRnM CuICAEn

MARCH stt-A further order passed the Com
mon Council, to Investigate the frauds at the
late election in the Third, Fifth and Sixth wards
in this city.
a Republican Convention met atIOwa City on
the 22d, and nominated Elijah Sells, of Musca-
tine, Sec'y of State; John Pattce, Of Bremen co.
Auditor; N. L. Morris, Of Polk co., Treasurer;
A. Rice, of MahaSka CO., Atty General (Pattee
is a GcrTnaD.)
The Presidential Electors nominated delegates
for the National Convention.