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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08

County tax on each sloo GO. 81 cts.
Free School tax " 10 cts, and 50 cts.
or each Poll.
Sinking Fund tax on each 500 90, 2cts
The different townships have levied the follow
iAg taxes for each 500 valuation Of property:
Ux1oy TowysHr-
Ter township purposes, 10 Cts en- each $l0o.
For building school houses - cts ." and
each Poll 80 cts.
CENTER TowSsHIP-
For township purposes, cts Oh each 500.
For building school houses 10 cts " g
Fer road tax. IL CTS per acre.
GREEN TowSsHIP-
For TOWNSHIP purposes, CTS en- each si0V and %
c-s o. 'a.h Pc.
For BUILDING seaool houses 15 CTS on each 500 and
30 cts IN each Poi
For road purposes l = 'cts per acre.
BoURBoS TOWNSHIP
For township purposes. 10 Cts on each 800.
For bu idng school houses % and
on each Poll 81 cts.
For road purposes = per acre.
TIPPEcAvoE TowNsHTP-
For township purposes. ~ cts On each 800.
For building school houses - % =. and
on each Poll 50 css.
For road purposes "a cts per
GERMAN owNsHIP-
For township purposes. 10 cts On each $780,
For building school houses % Z" ="
For road purposes q cts per acre ard Is cts on
each 800.
NORTH Township
For township purposes. 10 cts on each $lo0
For building school houses %
For road purposes Is cts per acre.
/ Polk township
For township purposes. -. % cts on each 800.
For building school houses 10 &c and
| on each Poll 10 cts.
For road purposes q cts per acre.
WEST TOWNSHIP
For township purposes. cts on each 500.
For building school houses % s. sc and
each Poll so cts.
For road purposes q cts per arce.
will attend in person or by deputy, at the usual
place of holding elections in each of the townships,
for the purpose of receiving taxes, at the times
herein specified, to-wit:
Polk township, Thursday, October Is
German township, Monday. /" -
North township, Tuesday, " 90
West township, Wednesday, '' 81
Union township, Thursday, {" %
Green township. Friday, +" %
Bourbon township, Monday, On
Tppecanoe township, Tuesday, 81
And at my Office in Plymouth thereafter, where
may be found at all times, according to law
D. VINNEDGE, T. NJ C.
ea,t01-Is
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08
NOTICE TO THE TAX P1 YER s
OF MARSHALL COUNT Y ND.

The following taxes have been levied for the
year 1851; and will be payable between the 18th
day of October. 1851, and the third Monday of
March, le5S. Lands and town lots, delinquent for
taxes of 1856 or former years, will be sold on the
first Monday of January, 1855, ii not previously
paid
List of Levies for General Purposes
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-05
ARTICLE ELEVENTH.

Section l. The Legislature may, from time
to time, establish and organize new counties,
but no new county shall contain less than four
hundred square miles nor shall any county be
reduced below that amount and all laws
changing county lines in counties already or
ganized, or for removing county seats shall,
before taking effect be submitted to the
electors of the County or Counties to be at
fected thereby, at the next general election
after the passage thereof, and be adopted by
a majority of such electors. Counties now
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-05

W., the people Of the State of Minnesota,
grateful to God for 1sr civil and religious lib
erty and desiring to perpetuate its blessings,
and secure the same to ourselves and our nos
teriiy, do ordain and establish this Constitu-
fs9O.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-08-08

10 ND0rt*ntpss

" -H# "at~t +.@>= @a@a aeF- a#t@G
a.J>Fat nEFEs
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PunApgLPnrA srocx roAsp.

PmL.pryrtia, Juns n, 1897
stocks steady Pennsylvania 6s, So Reading Ras.
road, 5tL Pennsylvania Railroad a. Long Isl.sA
Railroad, 1879 Morris Canal, 5oa.
CHAriI<ros, June %, 1867
Couon-Sacs Of the week roo bales The mar Gloss
al &c. n 30 advaoce on the week. Mdting ~, A<c
ll&c. 1ne docrcsc IN the receipts nj all southern por
A. compared With time les, year, SO. 90 sele>
The decrease IN foreign exports. compared In tho
manner, l. oss 200 bales.
ArnANr, June 26-sPM
Flcur quiet, but holiers rru salcs about 200 bids
nj former quotations. Wheat hrm sscr 5000 busoess
white Canada Corn In good supply AMI fair demand.
sales about 10000 bush Ht Sc s1c the market closing
Urn and az hrhcr hgnrc Thcrr were large shsptneU&s
yCstrsay and today Tor Ne~ York Osts-Sslee -, og
bnshcs, at C6c. Coz ohio and &C &c. Tor ClnadA-
Whiskey 81 C. a"2aic.
Flour unchanged Sales 800 hbls at s. a o. rs 10,
suIortue Waccusu 81 81 n Zoe extra do and 9; 30
s. Tor extra and double cXIs OHIO aud lnians- Wbsa
cioe- quiet a, SC. advance sales 5000 bushels A. 81 IS
lower. Salcs 5000 bushels 72c. To- closing
the lDsidc price Oa@ hrrn saes 10 900 bsshels 10
rive, OF Coo. Whiskcy, S2c. trcghts lower ske.
and wheat nc. 10 Albany aud Troy. LsLe imports cr
no', - 900 bushels whcsi 81 OC0 bushels eetn. Cana,
cxpcrsSs 0oo bushes wheat, half 10 tide wsser; 1900
tushos corn, nearly all 10 udc water.
Flour 10 steady with = good demand Zoe The nssr,ox
AMI Eastern rsdc sales a loco beis NJ - FOR IN
madam, 81 Ia AS5 70 tor Wisconsin, sud IS IS 81 for
fancy oswegn. Wheat u dull Gales OF 1000 bushels Ra-
cine At 81 a. Corn u nrmer; sales o. 5000 busheis
5sc. soc Capal srcghts a shade nrmer, owing 70
the scarcity OF boats. lake urnre-3tg0o busrcss
wheat, eco bushels Csrsl exports-l 900 sbt.
aour, u, go bushels corn
Cncsco. June aI--sp.M
Flour quiet. Wheat racive Corn quick Of sale. Oxfs
steady. Fork erm- Shipments 10 Brnslo--No wbess
-four, 20 00 bushels corn. Shipments 10 Oswcgo-ko
day. 900 bills Bour 900 bushos sheai. o. 900 ds
corn
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racy, e.raoge and extraordinary - II may seem,
We can trace II in the various councils and move
rhent, and operations, and attempts and threats
bad and made BY the State Police Commission
ers under the management Of Mr.. Draper and all
those associated with them, either in Q military
or legal capacity. The conspiracy thus coucoct-
ed was sought TO be carried out by such instru-
msnts and measures as the Illegal warrant issued
by the Recorder for the ares. Of The Mayor
warrant that has been judiciaily declared illegal
and such affidavits az those of the Coroner, that
have been fatty contracicted by seventeen OPP
posing aAidaSits. 1t Was planned and believed
that such eigh-hacded Illegal measures would be
resisted. forciby If need be, ard taat in the effort
to execute them the military companies
would be brought into an armed conflict
with the municipal police and the citizens
generally. A more atrocious, detestable ADD
outrageous conspiracy, yelling itself under the
mock forms Of Law and Judicial process
for such the courta have declared them to be-
wae perhaps never before attempted in any civil
liked community Our citizens have need for
thankfulpess that the conspiracy has exploded 30
harmessiy.
1t now becomes the duty of the city authori-
ies-the Mayor and Common Courcil--to bring
before the next Grand Jury all the important facts
that have been developed on these trials; and it
becomes the duty of that Grand Jury to present
bills of indictment against all who were con-
cerned in connecting thee fagitious devices to
involve the city in riot, biOodshsd and disorder
They should be indicted, brought to triGl and
msde to pay the full penalty of their ofsnce,
whether the cuprits be Recorder, militia generals,
members Of Congress, State Police Commission
ers, Coroners OF bogus policemen, or any all Of
these together. We wish to see whether such
dangerous offenders against the peace, prosperity
AID good name of this metropolis are to be
allowed to practice their Vaccinations and go uu-
whipt Of justice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27

WnI4tE's TnK,rn-N.ss faiza LOGAN played Juici, In
tho uuruoy 81 "Ronec aud Julc, the third time as
evening, and the tso previous occasions, drrws
fed house. Her rendition Of The trying roe
agan reco.scd With great favor, and high estimate Of
us drisr merits has been fully endorsed By tho Ne-
YORK puzzle. To night Nin Logan viii play Pauline. In
the "Isdy Of iJsrs," for her benefit rar peculiarly
fitted TO her style OF acting and which she will doubt
los create saufhrr seusaion
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Naval Intelligence.

The slc pof war plymouth, 10 Al NorfoR h'gps oul
FOR cruise at sea, during which size will pAhsren's
brre runs II u stated that she viii wish mos, Of The
principal European ports during cruise The following
sa Ma Of her officers. Commander, Jsc a. Dahlgren;
Eeutcnsnts. Catssby Ap Il. Jcuos (ExecuLve uffcsrl
George p Bsch, Ordinance Ohcor and Mastery WIN.
Glib, Oscar O. Bedgcc ami VIM T. Truxtop; Surgeon j.
ID. Miller; Purper, WIN. r. Bozrp; Au~sst surgeon.
Aexsodcr Nedder; Carpeniag, stxG1 ya rail- Sal,
maker, Wan. 5. l. hsxlca
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Mails r0r Europe.
rHH NEW YORx HxRALp-KDlrIoN FOa RURcYx.

TIC steamship Fa ou Capt, " o,tsl Wi, leave hs
port h. day, at noon, for Southampton aud Havre.
The European mails will o-e In this city q, half past tec
o'ctocN this morning.
The European edition OF me HxaaID, printed IN Freocs
nod English, viii be published q, ten O'Clock IN the Morn
Tag Single copies, In wrappers. six cents
Subscriptions and Advertisements for any edition OF tae
Exw YoRE HRAIp will be received the following place
IA Europe
xoxpos-Am european Express % 81 King William IT.
PARE Do de- 5 Place DC 10 Bou-se,
zrvnpeou-Do. do eChsge street
YIvySz'ooI-R Stuart, 10 Exchange street, Eas,-
AAvRs-Am. European Express Co, a Eue Cornetile.
The contents Of the European edition Of the HksA1, viii
sombne the received by mall and telegraph at Ihs
ONCE during tbs prev.ous week, and up 10 the hour Of
paoacaica.
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ai 81 a, Milwaukee elab at 81 &C. Corn w.s ALAG crmer
With sss Of mixed Western 4 ooc and eac and southern
yellow Il osc Pork orsoei With small sales al I'll %
81 Co. and 900 h, sold payable Monday nex u the
latter agars. Al the there were sslers In large
iots under 81 s1k. Coffee was nrm with moderate
tales Sugars were cold 70 the extent Of Sss hhds.
Caha uascovAcos 10 lots, gooe part rednsg al prices
given elsewhere. There freight Offering and
amoDg the engagements soc bids sugar t Liverpool
at IS 3D. and ioco do to London al rs Co. with en-
easenens Of OF Nld oil cake and tobacco terms given
elsewhere To Liverpool grain aad rosn also taken
at I'd In bulk fer the former and Co. for the latter
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1ns DOsaoerNt,c State Convention or Georgia.
AuscsIA. Ca. June Is, 1857.
TIE Georgia DenocraEc Stale Coaventon met Al III
ieigeys Wednesday Reso,rEons were passed In rA~w
Of the C.Hc.osel platform, expressing confidence In ~.
Buchanan, And co1de-nas Govsraor wa.kess policy IN
Kalsas.
Ire resolution "a rs;s.oa 70 Governor wasr reaas -
follow
Eso,Eed, ina the address OF Gov Walker, IN p-cscxib
ing the terms shlch Coaggcss shoulG 81 nit Kan
into the Union, and IN attempting TO dcssse
10 TIE psope 70 the SOB sslcn OF their
k,itc.on FOR ratification, ami TO what class OF pss
soma Constitute, prnsrnproas Interference In matters
over ~hoh be has 10 Legitimate eonieo ad tina, the sA
a.dr expressing the official oprion that Karsas Win
become free state and presenting Arguments TO SEP
pert ha SIDE " TIE question, IL departure from
tte print pes OF Ecn4Dtery e1oo AID neutrality xhak
established ty tho kapsas BILL and thii he couvea-
Ton L0s f.u conSdOuce that Mr. Buchanan will rnarfa
fidelity &c tAe prre lea which carried him into once bF
recalling GoTerrcs walker
AisE twenty Unsuccessful ba'ot.gs gos 6orerco~ me
name o. Mr.. Garire: was withdrawn
Cr the last ballot taken Mr. Ipmpxia received Ia v,ss
e2i Nj lana, ia It's rssut created g-es, exrt,snsu
and Committee OF Conference appointed.
NJ stephens was nominated ros Coaeress
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DarARruHys.

For Melbourne, Australia in the ship se~ Nymph-r WIN
Osey, acy and family New YORK. Mrs. Howard AMI child.
PhusdeIpbia W. VIM liovey, Port Hope. Canals Wes Mr.
wusses Mootrrsi, Uanas hast Mr. q wsr~eu New yurs;
w Holman. B,ssn. Mr and Mr. Storpebetu Ne~ rors;
Nrs Coue, Phlladphia Mr. and Mrs rsrrii, Ne~ yors
~ snd Mrs Mtchei sad family New yort: Mr. aud Mrs
Brsn New NNtk Mr. and Mrs snrs and family, NJ Itvna.
phy ChaLlssu. VT snd Mrs flrs sud i.my New YORK Nr
and Mrs Wrgh md lIrily, sv iurs Mr. war kngHai.
RaIdacs y nverTi 81 bvcrri. Nanni, ~ Want Z III
Ian NV Yort Bsnrecirnt. l. Too ki- r1r,kie Too
fhofrss nunn, Torprto Cinads Wes; Put tihary
" Benlreclinni New York. yr uCInor Ieson GresoIy.
Trry. Nov Nnrh; Bruan, S-vsruaa; Dillon Aibsry NJ
pcN AZ Boston; Srphens John Bone. Mr. and Mrs. Wu
Rrrwn, Lake Snpc-i3r; james Tahey ify. Mr. Ard NJ
Cohen M Tspsv, Yrs Shall, Mr. Scot. loou shirley.
tncerse, N AGO, Hays. Psisderhit; Mrs OCgnrc-,
ltos.on Nr- y Nc,sy W1cts.oes Csnst wes. Mr. SIT
pnrr. Nv YORK, John HtJly Phisierhis; Mrs EdwSds
sud family Nes YORK W q Gort. VIZ N,rlif. orst T.
naFlip. InhSrss MI iubers. New yors. John pywn
INK WIN OCourW New Xors. ard others.
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HYwy IRON EUROPE, MEXICO. CUBA, WEST INpIEa,
SourH AMERICA. ETC.-AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON
AND KANsAs-THr OCEAN TELEGRAPH, ETC, Erc,
tbs wsExlr HERALD VII be pu5lshed ~ eleven o'cloch
morning It's contents viii embrace from Europe
Msrco, Cuhs- West Indies South America Ac Aars In
Naosss -Pu5lc Demonstration HCuor 81 Gov. Walker
Nee age Of Gov. Robinson Matters and Things WASH
ipEton Complimentary Dinner 10 Hon. Wm r. Reed ny the
citizens OF PhLAepbs-Speeoh Of the New Minister to Ch8s
Douglas Speech Illinois Latest News By re!e
Editorials various subjects; the Atlantic subms
rne Telegraph r. Pedit0n-I.las,;ed; Finan A Cm
esi Religious, Political Theatrical! Sporting and Maritime
I1segsSoe; New Yorf Cattle Market; together with large
variety interesting local articles s,gie
vopa wrappers ready for mailing. be had the
Tar, Pfce six cents
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Locuyisis, juno %, 1851
ne liver a faag aad Tie water a Tie CHEATED Is rs
feet three inches deep aaa aye Zee, deep N sso
f.u.
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Political Intelligence

ttNNna>R WusnIR CsNsJTIvo rrU AD~iSrrpArwv.-
The cltzons Of Murfrcesboro North Carolina have
dercd Hon. Jno w. whocler late United States Envoy
Ncafsgs -stingus for HE efforts 10 obtain hs
away nceroes In The rsssmore williamson ca,es psonc
dinner token q their regard FOR the whch
h. rcprscrted the interests Of country when scsred
ed Aorcad 40 rs minister CoOccl Wheeler decuass 49,
oertns the ORE, and, bis lcior the committee shns
speaks a. Nicaragua and OF the intervention govern
mcnt In No MItrs-
Nhen American vsor would have planted IT. Mis- pare
disc " kahomc our ustry, and sciencs our gov
ernulcnt have cruelty "crNshed out'' the movement
DOoctlcs~ ciruussnccs occurred IN the repyssc Of s
rafvs which phi anhrory might yc bs seeds have
Been -ovr, and the nun Vii rpcn. 10 IL nS an American
custom to spring the game and 10, others hoy the epos
to government wisely unNsisciy ~ as action nay
have beer taken, u no; always truc fsaec,oa of ire
American people. My snowicdgc oyGenua America
sssurce mo hsi ntcstDo war will uot yesse IN that coun
icy until true religion republican hber ~ AMI science tsp
the place OF hcu gbted bgory savage ssspcsm aud o,n
ul stupidity These insestlnc com rw viii agaiu invite
Naier, efforts will no. be Deutral-ed ethcy
ny the or physical ntoere Of our sovcrneuL
Their own Happiness tho cause OF Sherry he doy eopo
OF rclgcp, nov Wild and w cultivated and their uIf-
riGte desuny all point 10 this 90 arse.
o.
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The ONO Riypr,

h>sr-rs, June -. 1907.
CITY b 80 as CITY
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interesting from Washinsoon.


FORTHCOMING RSroSr or THE new YORK CUSTOM
HOUSE n'vHsTIaArrNa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
scHEhL ar THE CAPrTAL-COEsUL M0RpHH's r.
POaT ON CHINA AfFArRs-rHX NEW NAVAL pkrcr
At BLYTHE Island, 0EosGIA, RT0.
= WAsdnGTcS June q, le5y.
The committee appointed by the Secretary Of the IreA
sy TO examine Into the mode snd Of collecting tho
revenues, and for otaer purposes he New York crscn
house. Fave ccmysted their investigate ns and are
IN This city, snd Will report 70 the Secretary tomorrow Gu
the subject 1t s understood that there VII. be Soma I'm
p,.ani suggessons which VIII facilitate the business or
the Department and WI relieve the merchants from e
fela7 aud endorsements which have heretofore been
eub.ect Of compliant,
Collector schsn also arrived hers this morning ne
the parpose OF arranging matters prevtouo
to catering upoa the duties Of h,s oHoe
K c. Nurpay, United Sa.es Cocsui al Shanghai arrives
by the last steamer from Europe He came rot az
bearer OF despstches, but brought valuable nfor~
'on With refHenoc TIE etate OF azA.rs at China. He
sent In his resignation today. Els health and thai 0c
his family haa become much impaired since bus resideose
in Gina lie had interview With the President ps-
Ing him rp fully 10 the tue eaae OF affairs IN that king
The Screa or the Navy has to dag completed tas a.
rangemenu for tbs purchase OF the ste for naval dspss
nea- Rursvice, in Georgia Blythe IsIaod for the
cfone hundred aad thrty aoua,ud dollars. 1t coutaae
about eleven hundred understand Thcflow Weed
has pretty large slice IN tbs
The Interior Department has received nsormAoa shAs
the superintendent OF the branches OF the PAcaa
Wagon Head prosecuting. tae work with e1srgy and
Will hurry IL completion The s.b;eot OF the overland
CALM RIA mai again considered By the Cabinet day
The points in the gore having teea determined, 1t nov
Les with the Postmaster Genera to make the ,airsc4
The President viii Leave for Bedford Springs about sss
middle Of Juiy on as return be will remove to bis
residence shs Soldiers Hoe four nilss from was-
iD,on hr william T. Harley has ssea appointed L,nsa
Agent tor Nov Mes,cc,
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Death OF Hon, xeDo Seu,t,,er,


boSrOh, June lStrs
Hon. zeno Scuddcr, formerly a member q Coaxrs,
died this morning a his residence II RarnstAbe
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I'll odWnRAL ry~pA1a UBcAxuH.
ALBANY, June e, lsM.
erc ls very Little probability that the destsion o( ~
Judges Of the Court Of Appeals viii DO Sven the Poo
bill 70 morrow. tho Judges have not yet compared Their
opinions The term closes OF Friday, nelt week.
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made cyidsnt, oan VIII be the duty to animate
and encourage 1T In the mission II hse thus far
connolly fulfilled. -
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ossuryy.
OBI usrrrv IRvysG Nu1H ticd al Charleston. A q %
tho ielh inst, eyed seventy tsc yeyl
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APPOINTMENTS BY TUE PaxsIpxSr--H. L. Hcnt
z.usn 10 bo Indian for Indians in California 1.
rscs of Vincent n Geger, resently appointed Assnt
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THE LATEST, NEWS.
N>~~~~|>>~S~o.>~~~>-~~~~~
THE POLICE QyRss0a.

PrOsced1ngs an the Court OF Appeals.
AIsAar, June 26-8P.M
T,e Court Of Appeals In session I've hours today
but Judg mem wa rendered In the Police case,
any intmaaon gwen as 10 how the question VII b
decided.
With regard 10 tire Albany Mayosaiy scuabbie, Judge
Harrs decided aganss Mayor Perry upon the sppcstoa
por q nandsnm compelling the City Chamberlain 10 psy
salAries
nr. Peshae Smith, OF Rochester, has been sppoutes
reporter Of the court
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CONSPIRACY AGAns1 me PEicx OF rE
CrrY.--1bc Developments that have taken place
in the courts within the past few days have re-
vealed the existence Of a dangerous conspiracy
against the rights Of our citizens and tn peace
Of the city. in which the state Police Commits
4oncrs and some Of the official authorities ore
involved II appears from The revelation. that
have been made that the Illegal assumption on
The part Of the Governor ~ appoint Mr.. Conovcr
TO The Street Commits ioncrship contemplated
double object u was intended in the first place
a. another very remarkable and striking usirpa-
ton Of power on the part Of the Albany oil
garcby and In The second place, should the
att.np, at usurpa,on prove abortvc, the idea
was cherished that II would at least involve The
city authorities In a conflict with the State au'
tlorites and lead 90 riot that would cndanger
The lives and property Of the citizens. In both
these designs the schcmers have been disap-
pointed. although they very nearly succeeded
in the alternative object Of producing
a most alarming and dangerous riot
Their is no doub, or the existence Of this ccuspi
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-21
DC. aO--astGstaw Till latino,
Nv =. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

UNRUSTEES Sale Of Valuable Improved Real Els.
tate known as tho House" BY virtue OF deed
Thomas Comfy and wife 70 me- bearing dS.e ON
july bs year Is4 and recorded IN Aber o. Ne
1885, fos IA 49, TO- ~ and Is one q the land records 70, an
county the District Columbia, and al the request
derof the therein secured win sell at public aaoaon - @
highest saturday the 5ls day Of October IN tue year
1887 ociock on the premises that valuable improve
real estate the kzwood House. situated al the corner
Twelfth and avenue m The city q Wasnns
ION said consisting Of tho following lots parcels
goundo Of ground known ON the plan OF the
y Of numbered CD and three 90
souare hundred and twenty-five (SZ and deE
ned as lots O. D. the subdivision made by John he
and OF said lots (2 and three 90 as VIII more fully
snnsa nv reference said don, recorded Tie
once Of The surveyor Of Washington, together with all
me buildings and improvements thereon an privileges and appo
thereto belonging.
Term Of sale Five dollars of the purchase money 70 DO
Maid 10 and residue thereof six equal instruments six
WE'VE eighteen ,Wsnyour, thirty, aud hrsx months win
from the which the several promssoy notes
- a nlrc ser required drawn 70 bis own order ana ~
Mn eod 10 be secured by OF trust the premises Az
De the purchaser The trustee VIII only
convey such vested In him by the deed OF trust ihe
II the premise Is believed 20 be iudspu'abe :,
N e terms of complied with IN ten days from e
a sale the trustee the right at his option either % anau
h on after notice. TO resell the properly Nv te
risk aud cost Of purchaser on such terms as the trustee may
think At. s,,os sr,t,uss rro.,eo
.-ts.f ,atsa tE.e JAS G. MCGUIRE,
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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-21

RAILROAD CONVENTIONAL very largely attended con-
yention of delegates of western railroad companies
vened at Cleveland, Ohio Thursday last and was still
in session Saturday The convention was organized
by calling John b. Jervs esq., president of the Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, to the chair
and appointing Messs George Barnes superintendent OF
the Marietta and Cincinnati railroad and George W. Full
ton of the Columbus, Pqua and Indiana railroad
taies The action of tho eastern roads and OF the
limnary convention of western roads at Columbus Ohio,
was referred to general committed This committee
adopted series OF resolutions to the employment of
solicitors runners, the speed of trains the passenger
and freight tariffs, and the restriction of free passers,
which referred to the general convention for action
on Saturday In relation to the employment of
the northern interests to have riumphed the
southern and central road resolution passed al
lowing western lines to maintain passenger agency offices
in all the eastern cities soliciting to be confined strictly
to be employed. sE fsas a#@ rsaaF}s