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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14

NXTANTED. l5O, 900 feet of Black walnutlum
w Dor, first quality, for which cash will be
paid by ]. PARKER.
March 1856. tf.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14

1 DR.. @. .'RoBAoK--Dcar Sir: This will certify
that called on Dr, Rohack last Mafeh, ,lpideS
has entirely cured 30 pf a tgnplaif} 4 IL fhI,
months duration; and aftot trying oti6f physi
cens wshsatefeeh Jssss leSlsssspsy' cateJ
l,,san s. .tLIJSA St
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02
BY RoB'T. A. THOMPSON, !. (
SElEoT 60 POT Fj'RY...
That Man Deserves your Praise.

That Man Deserves your Praise.
Know you aNmanwhose early life
Had little promise bat Uf care, =
Whose prospects inNthis vide world Of strif
We're anything but fair;
who yet has, step by step. uprose ~
Above the dreams of early days, = p
And smiles upon his youthful woesi
That mandeservos, your ptaisc: -
Know. yousa man whose soul ,outpGurs
Wild pnsic to melpdious spheres; r
Who moves mapkind's half hidden stores
, 0fjoyfulness and tearsy
Who sings of what is.good and fair,
rAnd wishes striie uld -xarTRe rays -,
Had ceased tocause ponkind despair;
Thatman deserves your praise,
Know you man os wealth and Gatno =.
Who kindly lendeth to the poor.s 81.
Not seekiDgsto blaze forth his name,
AT every rich mans door;
Who daily doeth goodrby stealth 49,, s..
In many different kindly waysi 49, )
That man has lofty moral health,
That an,deserves your praise.
Know you n man who aids. to teach
Trne moral worth to,fuIIow men,
ylife and acti,'n, fine and speech,
By,paSmcnt and hY pen; vt+
( WHO shows unto the rising race.
"A thousand pleasing rainbow sr5iys.,s' y.
Throughout this vast ereated spacel.' =
That man deserves your praise. F'ss''t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

EYERg man Bsss 10 hissown life .follics
onolgght sln h1s own mind. trouble enough;
IN his own fortunes, evil enough, without
being cnyioas aAor the affaips OF others. a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

81 fryou have Z; friend who loves you, who
has studsed yoa>f interest and happineso
tiefepded you when prosecuted and troubled
be sure to sustaiu him III his adversity.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

DIED, on Tuesday evening, the 10th inst,
ia Praltville, Mrs, Mary S. Glenn, wife of
VIM. Glenn. "
The cause ofthe decease Of Mrs. Glenn,
in the prime of early wolnanhood, was the
Incorporate use ofsnuf, We hope these
who are in the habit ofindulgDg themsclves
in the useof this unhealthy article will take
warning from the early death Of this unfor-
tunate lady Southern Statesman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

THE STREET COMMISSIONER CAsE.-The Street
Commissioner case-Devlin vs. Couover, or Como.
yer vs. Devlin-is now before Judge Peabody,
and he has promised his decision thereon within
few days AS however, the immediate ques-
ton before him lie mere side issue, his decision
which, we presume, will be in favor of the Go
vernor's Commissioner-will be about az far
from settlement as any Of the previous legal
proceedings in the Gaze. 1t will be carried up to
the Supreme Court. and, perhaps to the Court of
Appeals; but the ultimate decision, we doubt not,
will establish the right of Mr.. Devlin to the
office.
We think go, from the constitutional argl-
ments in the case, heretofore fully reported in
our columns-in which Mr. Busted, Mr.. Siclles,
Mr. OConor and Mr.. Brady were the counsel 'or
the Corporation and the Mayors appoinsee Mr.,
Devlin, against Mr.. Noyes and Mr. Field, the
counsel in behalf of the Governors right to gil
the Office in question and of Nc. Conover's right
to hold It. 1t is true that in some remarks
recently upon this case, in connection with
the late factious and personal squabbles of Tam
many Hall, an allegation was made through our
editorial columns impugning the fidelity OF Mr.
Sickles to the cause Of his client, but, from a
more careful inquiry into the matter, we are en-
tirely satisfied that all Of the counsel Of Mr. Dew
lin and the Corporation, including Mr.. Sickles,
discharged their duty in the premises earnestly,
ably, fully and faithfully.
We shall await the ultimate issue with perfect
confidence In the result; and from the cordial
reunion of the democracy, the decline of black
republicanism, and the great aud rapidly grow
ing popularity of Mr. Buchanan's administration,
we are not without a hope that with our next
Legislature we shall have the power at Albany,
and the viii, to release this Corporation entirely
from the shackles of the Seward oligarchy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

THE BrIck CH RCH Posr OrlrcT jon n THe
MsmSE Court Our readers will remember the
tcnpes; in the teapot raised some months ago by
the principal proprictors and stockholders Of the
Tins oflcc over that famous Brick Church pro
perty speculation, dead mems bones aud oil
They bought il TO sell to the government for a
Pest Office site, they proceeded to eel it, and they
thought they had sold it, at q snug profit OF
about two hundred thousand dollars. at least
when the government judciously backed out.
In connection with this speculation, the recent
proceedings in the Marine Court az published
in the HERALD yesterday, give u another insight
into the impudcnt and foolish tricks OF toe
modern school OF lobbyiobbcrs- II thus appears
that, in the matter Of the sale OF this Brick
Church property to the United States, Mr..
Benton came TO the Office and requested the pay
mcnt OF $3.50 on the note saying he could not
procure the certificate OF the United States bis.
trict Attorney (McKton) without the $3.50: and
with that amount he could procure il on tina.
day." II thus also further appears that At
torncy General Cushing agreed to par the title
upon receiving $1,000
Two hundred and iity dollars Tor District At
torney McKeon, and seven thousand dollars for
Attorney General Cushing! Cheap, very cheap
for McKcon. and not an exorbitantly high price
Cor the Attorney General of the United States
Bat who can suppose that either McKcou or Gen.
Cushing would prostitute his Office, and sell him
self for a bride Of seven thousand or seventy
thousand dollars. Tbeee Brick Church jobbcrH
a q their runners were evidently humbugged by
some gobctwecn or two, in the shape Of a retcr
Funk but. in any view, their crcdulty and
their folly are very remarkable. For the sake o.
the cAact truth in the matter, however, VIC think
that Mr.. Mckcou and Gen. Cushing should give
their tos'inoDy upon this Brick Church busj.
nesf not That Il i REQUIRED 10 vindcate them
solves, but 10 show how far and in what way
these Brick Church spectators underworld TO
compass their ends with the District Attorney
and the Attorney General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

lover Tor common asd nsSi~m gr~des q su ksd&
1seas sod say q rs prices, 9TH purchases sas q.
p'n oosn fsn Oh seeus ceus per burhs,, wi,h In
dressed ssiss q the dsuss elosss q rcc fr wsssn
mixed PORT was du ed lo~sr Win email sAles II
q s2i 10 and csprms slr sr Is ne saios Of sus
embraced 100 &o hhds Cubs musoovado, 80 do Porto
REQ, end shout 800 moA6s terms ssssed N
Column. Coffee w. ssssdy. with sales q 1900 bass
Aarsoabo and 800 100 do Rio n raves given N another
place There wss fair buAAsss done In heights, waile
rates we're unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

PARROTS usjori!y. 3ss
The 3d. Joseph correspondent Of the Rpuissean says
that the night scr The election In Kansas party Of col
de, enosnpel In Richmond, attacked the residence Of
NJ. Doman, the democratic representative OF Neneh
county In the Constitutional Convenon breaking the doors
and windows Of his house, and beating him vssy roughly
Lieut. Byard Wa Immediately sent for, but he wAs not
able 70 quel The disturbance un he down two
the soldiers with his SABRE when the reat Of hem dcsed
and retired 10 their quarters.
Tho same correspondent mentions having letter
stating that VIM. Il. Wilson, referred 10 Ia Me washing
ten despatch yesterday after having rope tied round
hia neck and pistol painted at his head, escaped from
Salt Lake safely
me Land Once for We Dslavax district OF Kansas
opened u Donpssn In shas Territory tAs lssh inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

VACCINATIONS OF THE DEMOCRATIC FARTr.--
We ere glad TO e. d that the democrats have
pominsted come excellent men On their city and
county ticket, and to represent one portion OF
the Legislature next winter at Albany. The
whole ticket is q good one, and is made up Of
men OF intelligence, ability and experience. Mr..
Woo has been nominated for Mayor, and it is
sufficient to cay that he has proved very efficient
executive officer, that he understands the wants
Of the city and is thoroughly conversant with all
the details Of the municipal government.
The nominations Of Mr.. George C. Barnard for
Recorder, and Of Mr.. Peter B. Sweeney for Dis
tict Attorney, are among the best that have been
made. On the ticket is the name of Mr.. Richard
Schell, who has been nominated for State Sena-
tor, ard who will keep things oil straight at
Albany. Mr.. ScheN is an upright, indepen-
dent and intelligent man, and will render good
service to the State at the capital. Then We
have also for the Senate Mr.. John C. Mather, who
occupied prominent position ss State officer,
AID whose large experience will give him much
influence and force in that body. Mr.. Smith Ely
who was nominated in the Fifth Senatorial dis.
trict, has canned for himself reputation in
the mercantile community, of which he has long
been member, and lie man OF fine talents
and ability.
In efiecting come Of these nominations the
democratic party, Of course, had to 80 through
one Of its struggles; but fortunately for the CITY,
the good men prevailed, aud the best portion of
the party succeeded in making out their ticket
1t was the expiring struggle Of the shoulder
hitters, the strikers and bruisers around town.
The result must be the triumph of the ticket, so
that we may yet expect some good out of AL
bany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

TW CuEvAITR wEB ~ Trouble AGNS.-
The Chevslcr Webb is again in trouble concern
ing our notions Of banks, banking, merchants,
and lnancioring generally. lie seems TO be in
the greatest distress from his inability to recon-
Gle our special financial observations or one day
with our special observations Of another;
Or If the phases Of q great panic and
rcyulsien Ike this were from day 10
day always the Same. We are sorry 10 say
that while the Chevalicr reads and studies
the HERALD 70 closcly, be las neglected to profit
both from It's practical teachings and its practi-
cal way OF doing business Had the Chcvnlicr
only followed our advice and our example be
never would have been reduced to The sponging
out process Of the bankrupt law, nor to biz pre-
s,nt difficulty Of a forty thousand dollar mort
gage which he viii never, perhaps, he able 10 re-
deem. There Is O world Of financial wisdom Ia
tic old ma,im that "thc rolling ttone gathers no
moes," and In that other old saw, that the proof
Of the pudding is in the eating thereof" But
VIC can't always OF. Chevalicr, find other people
to furnish the materials for our puddings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21


NV OnsAm Oc4. 70, 1857
The sales a. action 10 day we5e $500 bslss Asha
oiose hoc ere sitter In bsr Demands but here -
QuotAbe change n rates. Red wbeae, ESQ EzUnongs a
London o. Operations In Western produce are nsasl3
suspcpded.
BUrrAzO, Dot. 2o-EP Z
Flour active ~ prices rAvortns the buyer 0sas &
1!oo bos "a s7A for super IndanA Is o6 rs w sza
Illinois, s'chisAn ard Oaio Wheat eaases steady, ~
gsod milling oeo.snd salss or $1,000 bushem s 8ec
chicago spr ns, $50 for awsuk olC eSc FOR primo ~
iLdiana u GO Tor shoe Thcopsn, ed g. 10 for w1ns
Canadian oorn ia unch Dged sales Of p,C00 bushsS e
s!c Ab7Hc ous arc loser; saien Of ~ 900 bushsA =
34o Barley Loser; sales Of 600 scahes Oanadsa 6
Thc Whtshey q stecdy q l0c zoo F.eighs sson,
active; wheat TO New York 1oc 60 Like LINGERIE ~
The twenty four hnurs endiag q sc.day2coe ~
flour, 20 600 bushes whest OAusl expoJs-48 0c0 bon
eis wheat, 400 bushes Tina wind u unfsycsok1p
end there In bus little arriving
OfweGo Oct H0-0PM
The luvm checks out OF door basinsAs rtpus q npw
Wheat, slso firm end held generally above The visWo
Of buse sales Of 900 bushels hscago Saving sxtn =
% cents oo1u Ii quiet Freyhs nrmsr Thero have bSG
no arrivals BY the Dake 70 day. Canal o1por U-1 -
barrels -four, 900 bushels wheat 70 900 bshsls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

SUICIDE n s1OOriN3-A STRANGE CASE
late en- sondsy night William Brg, German, propxss-
tor Of di,repuiabo house n No IL walker street, com
miued suicide BY shooting himse1 with musks1 TAs
the motive FOR The deed 10 enveopsd In copsasrNbs
mysssyy. nssers mat Surg, previous 70 hitting ~
his house. but sf 70, Ice any rnoncy nor aid say
rooble bcsv himself and his gucsts. On rising
win nm : dorbIe bsrrrsd sun. ~h,cn sss iosds<
Hero he seated hinssf the ground, his bsos dym-
br~osd against ,,s rear door fncs, accosdss 70 sAs
Of things afterwards be pulled tue rAmrod iron -
place, Get he hsumer Of I've massss, sed placed
usxie 10 bis nth 9Th bis en hand, with bic riga
showed The rsrer sth the ramrod asa discharreA N
weapon. Iss,sn. death mast have ersucd, -
The top Of b.. head -W completely b,vn Oh,
and blood brains scat cred over e door a.d
pavement The of The explosion nsdaiey sayAs1
"a zoe sasnson g the nrsse. o. The house vso feua
sn rrssr'ss the musket, and tn -sht wh the dom
coucn on NE ramrod. Tho bciy roa nsrbsd III ssha,
or rsshe- satin Tao position From tho eviassss
tsken BY Coroner D, there believe that
nee mailing descent upon mis- promises ana pocsssas
thai be slshty dersnsed The Jug returned w.
ssd sr children lie ssid 70 be rcspscsaoy counesA.d
nou1h bis occnraion Tor years ws any thna hot
speoAblo.
soan MIDNIGHT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vrcgrx %
howDyIsn.
kpothor css cams sh yesterday going 10 show shs
unss'e,y Of travelling The saeeas Of New York hts .,
night whIle eur rorcs are insaeens Hcary Dodd q
young 20 yesr or age sud residing a Ire hartford
Hotel In Grand street, vent ou since 70
bal given II Conatutlon Hail. IN broadway. After sna
bali he pAroot Of refreshments saloon In HysaA
way, Bond street, and thea startsd FOE homo abous
three oclosk In the morning He accoctsd by eone
rowdies and words essued, when he wAs knookeA
do and beaten In mosi brutal manner one a -
rsrs Kicked Mr. Odd In The FACE With such y,ole - -
10 fra5sure hs sw and they finally len bn On tbs uso
vslk rsensble In tbs oondidon Mr. Dodd wss ahen n
ho Oily BoHiis, -here he remsirsd several dsyp a.
then wss taken home Ashamed Of the occuyrenre NJ
N ID Old not veil his friends OF hh mlahsp but saI1 -
iaw vas broken By dsuust In pulling toosb n ~ss
not until he diod Of hi injuries that HIS friends f.upd ~
we cause o. hs death Ocroser Oos merry proceeded N
the Hartford Hesl yesterday and held an nousst but -
one could sros am light he perpet sors Of she dea
rhe deceMed wm supposed 70 be getting so~e finely uue
Sunday, vscn the ohsmbermad discovered hIn s,,ns m
hg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

Massachusetts Dssss Agricultural FsssA
Bosros, Os -, issS.
fhe nyss sxhibit,sa Of ~ massachusetts noarS q
culture, Hon u p. wilder, e,sadsaA opened sodsv =
The Oty Fair gsSsnds Tss vssahss sas exceedingly -
md bos,srous bst ths attendance good Ia osasu
tics embraces ostts, horses shfey swine and aswsv
fbws Of nearly every variety; as0 agriouura psoDcs
and mplsuenis. Dary oducs wsrs slso sxdbnsd d
abuptseos Ths ezhfsSe3ea u more extended sno Sco-
p'eseus ave Hcabosts5 LADY Bliss, Heosov, ru~ % ~
Duvoc, Trotsns Ohildes, Kccparst, Don Juan, Mp vs.
WiAkle md Gipsey Jr Ar. hosispd shaw, a JsmSsuD
Pis,n hss - he ground Oay beautiful Esysh horosen
bred stsloss, lus Imported frsls OF speed took pooc
IN be afteyzoon which atEuclcd Some Is sttenton, b.
Rreat urNe va uaadA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

Hrdoy, OCT ., wi
The bran rvundry OF T. n Jlichoeld d ca, on Ls~is
<scs East Boston, destroyed by IRE Last night Also
large dwelling house, sdjonins 4, occupied By Irsa
families some wood aud coal In the store we're also
burnt The otal loss soOG 81, 1oc AMI nessrx Iacs
Bod insured in the Hofe and Mxykei ooes Ia New
Ycrh for about ts 600
IRE ~ No Brsiile srse: This evening dcssroyod I've
property OF Webster ard J. Johnson both coufcc.
TONER 10 NE amount Of ~ co.. The upper stories
The building were destroyed; dsrseo about $1,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21
Ths Iowa state Election.

CHICAGO, o. 20, 1851.
The despatch sent rro Dubuque Saturday, rcfe-
resce 10 the Iowa election, oor~cl Twenty. nine
counties only have been heaSd FROM In which Lowe re-
puboan, for Governor, eco ahead Toe same coun-
ues gave Fremont go majority. In these oounuss the
democrats elect fourteen members OF the onersl Assem-
bly, Nosbirg he's yet been received leading he besf
thai she Legislature . not probably democratic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

may hsvs 70 b rsarssd to Europe from sss saabass
ths inpsstas 20 pay ~ dxSss On shsa
JVBTICD bnDu1uU 70 CAPrAM RyYWOLps-BUsN.
olDAs BRSU0H-L0AD,N NE IIFLuS--PROOaaDIH0s IN
TIE NAVAL o0usrs. nc.
WAsHuoroz, Ost - 1857
Captain AIexandsr Reynolds, vino was dlsm,sssd @
dsfauisr 70 The governnent, having IN that We gov
eminent was biz debtor, II 70 be rsinsssaea rssigsa
uOs y ~ Payaastsr Department has peepseat 70 ne
Secretary Of War; 70 take eject the slst Of December
0sp& Reynolds viii b appsated " The VACANCY should
IN ea her Vacancy OCCUR no vin al Il
Gen Burnsides haa had Interview With me Rritah
Minister hsre relative to furnishing biz bresch loading
rifles 10 TIE Hsinsh army In inda
In Naval Court No 70 day Documentary evidences Wa
received In the Of Leutenart whiting In Court No
2, In The case q Lieutenant Morgan, Uomaodors sssv
examined on behalf Of applicant In Oour, No. Q Com.
Aed In behalf Of Ileutepant F1sEg.
Baron oukel General Robbs and Nr Molina are sun In
New York
committee from Maryland waited On the PrehJens
and The nembeys Of his Cabinet 70 day. and Invited thsn
visit tho State Fair st Baltimore b understood thai
they will attend - Invited .e. t
Information hss been received from ociA source 70
the or ct that the Constitutional ConvenEoa OF Kansas Will
submit the constitution for adoption or Rsjsodon y che
legal voters Of the territory. 49,,
There now no prospect Of N early recognition Of the
presenG govs pment Of Nicassgua.
Letters from California induce the belief that he Pamnc
section Of The wsson road By this time completed The
country bcwees Honey Lake end Humboldt River not ~
favorable was anticipated, Il being poorly supplied
with gras and waisr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

Tr IrQroE SELLING CorNnTSI.RsHr or W.
u. HHotpts MN W. ii. SEWARD DtssorvED.--
The following notice appeared in late number
OF the Auburn Dane r.-
Norfp me limited corsrirership which hes hereto
fore existed between The subscribers mercantile bus
rose, In Auburn, under the name OF VIM . RhosdS, 10
tn dag ermissied ana dissolved william II Rhos les
vh, win continue the bu,iness acne VIII par ell debs
accrued a. hs store, 40. rnhsnss sreci, Ausern.
WILLIAM 4. sFwARn
Arrvs, Oct Is, 1857. WIN B. RH0ADEs
Perhaps, from the stringcncy of the times, Mr..
Scwmd was compelled 10 take bis money out OF
The concern; bat VIC dare say that he has realized
s.mt,bing withal from The retailing Of paints,
oils, putty and liquors, 70 suit purchasers. His
liquor profits, IL any, should of once be put into
tic THIN, Kansas fund. Winter Is coming, and
tho free State men OF hansas VIII need LIBERAL
supply Of blankets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21
Kalls Tor the Paclno.

NEW YORK HKRALD-CALIF0RN1A DrfT0N.
the Unlsed siA.es mail steAmship g. Lous, viii leave
is port Thursday afternoon q two ,ciock TO- Aspin
WalL
The mails FOR OarrorniA and other parts Of the Pacific
viii close ., one O'Clock Thursday afternoon
me NV Yosy wmK1y HxRAlp--CAhfernis edition.
ssainng latest Intelligence from ell pars OF the World
vii be published 81 eleven O'Clock In the morning
Single copies, In wrapper ready for mailing, 1xpenoe
Agents Will please send In their orders early - possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21
Che OHIO state Election.

CINCINNATI, Ocs. 10, 1881
The ecial returns RON forty eight COUNTIES oho
jcrny OF slT for Chase, republican. Az the republican
ssase ticket chosen, except ns Bsctendorssr for she
Board Of Control Of Public Works Yhs Lesasure two
thirds democratic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

Chs Central Americas Passengers IN Cuba
wssTsoroy, Oct 20, 1887
The souihern mail brings dates from all points lae
doe, bat there u rows Of Importance.
INC PicsySss corrsspoDden, says that forty pssscn-
gers BY The Central Amercs arc now residing In Cuba
bens prevented from leaving By in Consequence
Of ne rigid quarantine laws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

Names OF the Killed st the fire nj chicago.
CmcAGo, Oct %, 1867.
me following bodies were found lsa night and this
morpng among The ruins caused by The iasc Ore -Jno
4. Raymond, Of Worcester, har. u. Q. Emerson, or
Lawrence, Mass. Jno Marsh, ~ Grans, Jno warc, 4
wols, nremen d. Easssy, q. q while, H. O bradley,
J. Junscys and John Hgh. In. Others arc au Mas Ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21
The Missouri ISsgisiHsurs.

So Lotls, Oct 20, 49,.
Tho ksoar Legislature convened hero yesterday. The
Hsuss organized BY eleciiny J. O. Ciics ~ speaker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

News rom KanDa0.
RHsuLT or THE ELBvrIoN FOB DELEGATE TO CON-
GREss-A CrrrzM's HOUSE ArrAUKID By SOL
DIKns, ET0,
ef LOUIS, Oct. 20, 1857
The following il the official majority voie - 10,
talnoc for delosats 70 CcrSrees from Ksnsss:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

Dtern NJ Oswsgo and on Lake Ontario.
o~wyGo, Co., 20-1P NJ
Aterribis gale, accompanied -ish sn ", prevails bcvs
This morning vessel 10 oapSse and sink on The
hAxbor. Her 10 unknown AL on hoard are sup
pcsei 10 have rerished. supposed Mat Owe vessels
The LAxe, and 10 feared lbey viii nos ride out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

". LovTs, O5t 20, 1857.
We have received the following particulars o. ,bs rink
Ing Of The steamer Troric. which oc;vrred In the ~ souri,
river, wavorley, On thursday last The steamer
agssnsi snas, crushing her wheel ard tearing away
PORTION OF her hull, whon sbs immcds'eiy sunk Ia
thirty feet Of ~sser she had bosrd hundred ans
any passenger twelve nftcen OF whom supposed
be drowned. WIN. Hester aud yoc Cross, II Company
n Second ARTILLERY, are known 10 hive been drowned
also son Of Mr. Stephens, Of kentucky. and negro be-
longing 10 The same geDusrnan. 1umbcr Of me deck
hands, names unknown, arc also amsng tse iosI
The murder OF Hilton, the Limerick Boy"
Boros, ocs 70, 1897
In NE roncc Court today hs parties implicated In she
murder Of John Hsos saturday night, we're arrsssed
for exsminauor appearing that George J. Sutton and
uapsAin Bacon we're direct aoosssovies hsy were dis
charged o. The murder aooonni, bus subsequently
held In $500 ball for aasauB on Donovan Henry l.
su,lon as committed 10 jail 70 await hs Trial for murder
srhsus<tsdy County Democratic Convention
suusr1apY, Oct 20, 1857.
me schenectady County Democratic Convention nomi
naled A. Van Patton for membv Of Assembly, and j.
r. Snyder for County treasurer also concurrsd In The
domination Of Hon. A. @ rsxe for Jadss or Me supreme
oour Of this dssrio and IA the nominations Of Tho Demo
cratic STATE Convention and rescmmsndea Mr.. Burhans,
of Delaware county, for ths ssnsiorIhip.