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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate o.
.b. County of New York notice hereby given al Per
,,p having claims against GEORGE W. P0Mkhof late 81
,bs Cy Of deceased present the Same WA
.S,y thereof 70 the subsobers the Office of Ssors
SeSswisi No "a Wsreet In the City Of Newfok "a o.
before enty Of December next-Dsted fsN
the seventeenth day Of June, 1877
~ SAMUEL p. PAHKER )Adm;nisr,..rs
,.,s 1.vsmTh HENRY ID. SEDGWICK, A"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17
Efaai Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New Yoh notice 10 hereby gwen 70
psOns having claims against THOMAS ROGbRs late o. see
city of York deceased to present the SANE fh ve s1n
hereof the ssbsenbe q the ofee Of q q k:ts no
s,y of Jsnusy New the eighth day Of July
r41 JASON ROGERS.
C. X ROGERS
,xa1,wAnTb LAURISTON HALL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17
ENNSYL WANNA RAILR GA D
II THH GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

The Pennsylysna Railroad OF Pittsburgh With rs
osds TO from st. Louis Mo- Alton Gaens and Chioaee
o. Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, XVI Tere haah
Madison Lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
SPRINGFIELD, BellsOntsne s.ndu:E Toledo Cleveland CS
BE steam packet boats from and 10 New Oeana s Loss
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets for the East be had u any OF he soos
oonnoAed places In the West. 49,
Passengers w find this the shortest moe expeditions sa
somfortsbl route bttween the East and West
TROS NEW-yORK 10 CINCINNATI IN 80 H0vkA
FROM NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN ~ HOUA
Pare ~ low % any other Route .
Nee hand bills In The hotels Of this city.
Yhrousn Tickets further information may BE- had q -
~ VI w. No 2 Aston Honse, nroadwsy.
J. L. ELLIOTT Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17
DENNS VANIA RAILROAD
il The GREAT CEHTRAL ROItTE sonnactna the

DENNS VANIA RAILROAD
l. The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the A.
anic ces viii Wesen North western snd South wsssrr
At Psbursl With ely line Of Steamers al ports the
Western Rivers end Cleveland and Sendusky with
ell ports The North western LakesnAkine the mos
arect cheap and reliable route By which PRElGHf can b
erw srdsS 10 and from the Great West -
hates BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and H11TBbURoA
SRsT CLAss-Boota Shoes, Hats and Csps % o,nts
Bcohs, Dry Goods lin boxes bales and tranks. ios D.
SECOND CLAss.-DomesHc 6heetns, shirtine and
Ticking lin oriDs balss Drugs p cAsks Hard scents
wnre Leather I'm rolls boxes) Wool and Sheep 100 D.
Pets, eastward-
SniRp Glass -Anvils Steel Chains Tin cssks s5 oan..
Hemp Bacon and Porh sslted Qoose In sscks) IA
Tobsooo. manufactured except Cigars or cut he
1ouRTH CLASS Coffee Pish. Bacon, Beef and
PoIk Tin casks boxes, EastwadL Lard and % cents
Lard ON. Nail. Soda Ash. German Clay fG, ios D.
sLouR-75c y Dbl until further notice
aPIN-S5 cents y 100 70 until further notice
uoTross2 bale, not exceeding 30 weight until ursos
notice.
In hippins from any point east Of Phisdephs y
eariculsr maxi the package Via Pennsylvania Railroad
an Goods the Agents Of this Road At Phsdepais
u Pitt.bursh viii be forwarded without detention
1 p ssm L Co. St. Louis g. OReiy Co, Evansville
IND Durnesn, Bell Co and Carter JeveH Louisvins
Ky; B. C. Medium, Madison, Ind II. Brown Co, .nt
irwin Co. Cincinnsti N. w. Graham Co. LanesviIle
Ohio Le-eb Co. No 81 KDby-st. Boston Leeoh Co, No
Asor House, New York, and No 40 South st., NewYor
!! sneedsr' Philadelphia k,srsw k0o'A Baltimore
II. H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, PHILADELPHIA
e. LOMBAERT, Superintendent Altoona Pa
Nov 1887.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17
TEW-YORK and ERIE RAnROAD.-On. Ana
New w1DE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

EsEE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 now open and In connsctso,
with the Buffalo, Coming aud NevYOrh and New Ych and
Ee Raroad forms direct route from New York TO
The deeDess Of this route tosetbss .h the superior com
fort afforded by the wide renders far the most dssrS
be between the above named ctea
Tickets New York and Erie hailroad
fcbet Oce Dusnest and No. 1873 Brosdvsy also In
Jersey City Bssgase checked through
Frtights be transported EewYork and Roshes
with dispatch Any information desired In regard thereto
obtained BY calling the General Freight Agent OF The
New Yort and Erie Railroad Erie Buldngs g. TAfPAR
Express Freight Agent, No 1873 Broadway.
No the Buffalo Corning and NewYok Railroad of
Sunday. J REDFiELD Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17
CUPRFME COURT, COUNTY OF WEST

= CHEsTIR JOHN n. PURDY ..t. ANTHONY
POST and Mary Post bic wife William X. rhor1,
William II. jenkins, Mutin r. Pc ter. Frederick
A Coe Md George HbbNd ito the dsf-od's Il
answer the complaint in this scon which viii be fled
the Office Of the CLERK n the Comfy Of Wetcheser h1
Ace in the village White Plains and copy OF your
the sad complaint the subscriber, at his ONCE
No Wat IN the City Of New York within twenty Days
after the this exclusive Of the Gay
service and you fall 20 answer the said compioint
vitbip the tine said plaintiff this anon viii sppy
10 ih Court relief demanded In the congratulated
New-YoIk, Sept a. 1857
i r COWDREY. Plaintiffs Atorn.y
The complaint this action fled in the ONCE OF The
CLERK Of We;cheer County, the 9th day Of sepe@s
1857 DecS hwcwTn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17
CUPREME COURT.-City and County Of New.
GUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEw-YORK WILLIAM srGErON and ROBERT
J7-t-p y n

- NEW-YORK WILLIAM srCErON and ROBERT g.
sTFNTON s.t STEPHEN hOWRY and CHARLES G.
TUJLLR-To tn. shove named Defendants You are hereby
oned and required complaint Ia this
ton which will fled IN the Office OF the Clerk Of the CITY
County New YoIh he City Hall In said City and
copy your the said complaint the sse
,crber hs oce, No 50 Broadway In ssid city, within
~ enty days tn service Of ths you.
elusive Of the Gay OF such service and fall 10 answer
the said complain within the time Aforesaid the psnttn. In
this action VII take judgment senst for The OF eight
hundred and fifty dollars with interest thei from The
GeeIh day OF October thousand eh. hundred and MY
beside tbe ~ ibis aeon-Dsted Nov 10 1857
EDWARD II. HUDSON, Ps'ntiSS Attorney.
TIE compliant in this action filed In the Once Il tbs
Clerk Of be City am County Of New York the City Hall In
said city the 18th day Of November, 1857
EDWARD q. HUDSON, Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17
AMI HARLEM RAILROAD
IN IL 4 NQEaiE

~ NINJFH NFWANUEWtNT,
CoTnu,oteips WEDNESDAY Nov IS 1871.
Ys4D, leave n. %, cOfpsT Of White and Ceut-r.s.;
aSs - r...Mil r. sll for Albany, stopping all sts5ons
pos'h o. Wslls,psbritse
Gxo r, Wbne PAius Tain ,top2tSf Of A sts,ionS
. Le.vr 9th ct.
tyoV a.. Wilhs msbdse TrAin p?Ds 81 Ell Sts'SsaA
1tS9 Wine snt j siD sorpiUs a. All Sessions
tSf D. oii sus b-,tge TTs'n stnpplr ~ ST StilnS
See Tran toppsrs 81 wisn'sr.ass sss 10
nJth
tr0 NC OsoB 1eis Train stpp'Ds ss oil s.aioes
tl5s NXdassbg 5Ss SrAsn sJppiDs n AL otaaorA
VIA J. GxSsEELL. soasTistssaeSA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

NEw-JERsEy RAILRoAD.F" PnIlA-
IN pr.YHlA .ss eOUTH snA ~Esf Va JERSEY
CRY IMAM .rI pIpres hD~s Se~ York " and II
I'D ana = "a f.ye IS II O. 81 % Hotpns 81 ~
49,. an nd no 70 s.nsipton 1brlasb reheu sod f5 On
st,r.h "a II ts sn& The West and for Batsors
w.. nosfoh ke and through bess,es ekseled -
W..h,pstop IN . 9 and trans
WOODBURY., Assistant supeTfatenAsrt
o. AsssAse b. received foT yan lpl. dali s>A
Aossd 6fteeI minutes IN advance ~ fleavina
NETWORK and ERIE RAnROAD.-On and
aner Monday, Nov 1857 ard Until further pstee pas
senssI I'LL pier foot Of DGaBe-st fiows vis
DUNKIRk EXPRESS A. an, for DuAhnh and us.ss
and int-rDOediste stations
ROCKLAHD PASSENGER 8, sp m Rom foot Of CAArnhsn
st. via Fremont for 6p8srDs and intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER a m, Tor New bmxn Midtown
and Inter ns5jate stations
EMIGaANT .. s for Dunhrh and Buffalo and Inferno
hate stauens
TIE ABOVE TRAINS Run DAILY fsuNDAYs
EXCEPTED
NIGHT EXPRySs .. hr Dunhirk and u6sLo. even
a..
Cansndssns and NIAGARA Fails Railroad for Niagara F.ls
BinshantOn with the Syracuse and Bnstanton Rsirosd m
Syracuse a. Corning with the Buffalo Corning and Newton
Railroad Tor Rochester Of Great Bend with Des LcA
swsnps and Western RAlrod for so.an,on Rornsh'vine
With the Buffalo and New York City Rarosd for Buffalo; u
Buffalo and Dunkk with the Lahe Shore Railroad for Cevs
Ind Cincinnati, Toledo. Detroit Cbieyo, &c
CHARLES MORAN. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

SUPREME CUUKT-C0unty OF Westc 1VsEi'-
- The Citfsps Mutual Loan and Accommodating Fund Aeo
citation Francis spker and Cstbans hs wife Charles
Rpike Cassn Lind.rnsn CT xrl.s Aet -eamnons for re
isf To the defendant CHARLES sPiLKEa: You are
hereby summoned required the complaint In hS
seton which copy herewith served upon you and 70
serve copy of your sid complaint the Sub
At their oce Number 80 Wall STREE 10 the City ot
New Yolk within twent, days ae the service here exca
Of be Of such service and fall 10 A1w-r toe
complaint ~t,hn the time Aforesaid the Be 10 his
sctop viii speiy the Court for the relief demanded In The
complains -Ds.ed March 1897.
FOSTER THOMSON, Plaintiff Attorneys
The con plant the action fled In the ON the
Cek Of County Of Wechessr In the state Of New rIa
sn g 7th day Of May, d 1857 dSia~c~sh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17
coMMIssI0NERa Or EMIGRATION.

COMMISSIONERS OF EMlGkAIlON. .
The Board met yesterday a. ,he office 10 worth
street. The Hon. GuLIAs c. VEsPLAscK In tho
chair. 49, -, .
A commune stion wss received from Mr. Veil, the
present contractor Offering TO furnish milk for the en-
suug y.sr at the following rates; For four moptns
ert April 81 a cents per quart; remainder OF the
year It 81 cents quart. Referred to Capt. Craorss
to Ipske The contract. -, r
ubjor ed is the weekly ststsmens Of the affairs Of
the G. n mission:
Enrt.r Of entrants arrived 20 Dec 1857. ..ssil
Numkey Of sniEsrs arrived nLoe TO Dec e..... 44's
~
A0 1907. 1898. 1900.
No o. inmates In institutions at
Wsrd's leland ...................... 1905 lS'5 LIN
No. IN Marie EospsA ',.s''.''''''''' I" W.
ro,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 2'o2 1880 sss
Overdrsf. o. Bank, January sS$< 70
keceitts 70 Dec. lG7.. ...''. eS"bSoo ~
Receipts since to Dee l6 Tor commute ,.oo oao 70
roa Of alien pssssLssrs ke......... osH "-'ef'" %
DisbuIss ments per previous sceountte aoo lao 90
Nov. IS ie51. P'so -
Crueut ,lprD.e. Ct Dec s1o ...... 5ln %
Asspt In blf,Io contingent for Now. 10 ~ ~, ,.s 40
Repairing vsls Marine Eo'pnsi '''''' W 80. ~
Balance Of communication fund..'''''''''''""'sS' ~ |"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

Bof FTfish OF Passage apply %
EDWARD X COLLINS, No IS Wall st., Ner-Yah
BROWN sHIPLEY 4 Co, Liverpool
r @ WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris.
TIE these ships viii be accountable for gold
liver betop de, ewey precious stones metals unless
Mis- Of sdins signed therefor and the value thereof
pressed therein
VNHE LIVERPOOL, NETWORK AND PHIL
i ApELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANIES Clyde built
kop steamships
CITY OF WARRINGTON. z $50 tuns. Capt Pette-
CITY OF MANCHESTER. "a 20 tuns....Cat Kennedy.
"a tuns. Capt jeffrey.
The undernoted other vessels Intended 10 sail f
bsvs,
FkoM LivERfooL.
CITY OF BALTIMORE. "Wednesday ..y....pec lS 1857
FRoR NEw-YoRx.
EAN0AROO.. .Thursday Feb 1868
At u O'Clock, noon, from Pier No a, N. R.
RArEs OF CABn FAssAGE.-From New Yorn Phsdsphis
e76; From Liverpool Il suness guiRees and ID gDeas 20
cordDs the State Rooms having The
same privilege IN the Saloon, including Stewards fees
TBRDCLAss PAssrNeEls-A limited number OF thrdolss
Dsssef gers will aud found In much provisions
ssquhed fon PhsAephs and New York, $50; nom Liver
pool go
Thsse With improved water tight
empatDenfA Each carries experienced and
every attention Paid comfort and accommodation Of
singers
Drafts on Liverpool from 81 upward.
freight passage spoy OF the Once OF the Company
JOHN o. DALE, No. IS Broadway New York Agent
WIN IHMAN I and IS Tower Buildings Liverpool Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17
STEAMBOATS, dt6 Railroads.

OFFICE OF THE NEw-yoRE AND NEwHAyEs RAILaoAD}
Co. 27rH-sr AND 4Ilt Lvr hLw:YcM Dec 10 iS1 ;,
NJOTlCE-CHANGE Of TINE for BIOS rON.-
IN The Morning Express Trsip lesvna New York Of
ise m viii and after Monday the 2lss esve at M
- ~ - Il HOYE. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17
CUPREME COURT. CHARLES DAsTUGUE

- Psintif against JOHN N. MARTIN, Defendants Som
mon. nor money demand contract To the dessnt- SIR:
You are hereby and required TO the CON
pipt IN acton which copy here With served
you and COPY Of answer 70 the sd onpt.n
on the subscrbe s Office No I'll Ann street, In the City 81
NV Yoi within twenty afer she service he'eof
Of the dy q such service and you an 70 answer
NE complaint Within the time Aforesaid the pstf In ths
sction udsInsR against yoa for the sum oil two ss
ared dollars spd ten cent? With interest NON
Atty n1 beside The costs n this seton -Dsted July 81 ~
~ WIN d. CRAFT. Plsintifs Attorney
The plN herein e1 In tbe o6se Of sse Gers Of
W. Oily s,a County Of NswYoh the l7th Day Of Woven
BEG 1887. nhMV"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17
CUPREME COURT.-THE REVERE COP

SUPhEME COChl uE hEN En- WI
- PER COMPANY AGAR st JOHN BALcH Trial 70 be
had City County Of New forh-Sumnons tor .
onsy demand eontrscTo the above nAmet detendan'
You are hereby and required TO the CON
psirt In scuon which Will BE- He'd In the ONCE Of the
tek Of the City sod County Of YORK. ct tho City su N
so CITY copy Of your 70 thc said com
plant subscribers ct Their Office No is1 6roedSay
the City and County Of New York within twenty days seI
The Of this exclusive OF tie CAV d
such service and you fail 70 the sad complaint VITA
The said the plaintiffs IN this stion Will take JUDGMENT
assipst you Tor hundred and eighty tI dollars
ard thirty with interest thereon from A.y 1877
beside the costs Of thi, seton Dated Ne-York October
1851 PlkL oALflN flsnnns As,ofuSs
The complsint In the sboye Untitled action sled IN the
ee Of the Ceh OF the City and County Of New fot on the
1th day of November, 1887 d. avcwIh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

CTBSON's Strip is in QUART BOTTLES
u Detot Is at No % Wsshlpgton sv, Albsn, l. FOR
al. h, 4 a HING corner OF Broadway and JohD.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17
1ppAT ppOUCTION Of FARE % EUROPE
H1EW-YORK and LIVERPOOL United

NEW-1ORk and UIIhht ~ 80. - 49,. ~.
I,e srs The ATLANTIC Capt Oliver Eidrdse the BAL
nc Capt Joseph ComstOck the ADRiATIC' Capt Jsnes
These ships having been built BY cons. p'ey Tor Govern
spt sr,cs every b.s been taken IN tasn
an hsi, ,n.n,s strength and tpeed and heti
sss1moSsoDs passengers srs for elegance and
comfort ,,.....a - ALL. ....-.
sn,, md been spared 70 make toen ell good
~ ,he tho oush stop given them proves their
mod Of construction yet nne9ualeo :,
pe. Of rs.ssse New York 70 Liverpool In 6rst cabin
iso In ,eoot do e75 Prom Liverpool TO New Yok, 20
snS 20 e1pseneed attached 20 each ship
No bertbs can be .. cnIed until paid FOX ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

CIBSON's SIRUP is no HUMBUG 1T will
VI DO all pro to do. For sale by C. d. HING corner
~ Broadway nd Johnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17
Me1ifai.

CIBSON's Strip has no newspaper puhs nor
" ,updo~n names. FOR sale BY c. H. RING, corner OF
H. rsIdI olII n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17

!, ,vyEPOOa. The Dotted s,n.es NAB

=0p IIyyBPOQL Tho Dotted States NAB
EVAAsa ehL5I g ). }. Ccosocs, o1G'mioGeI Sib 10
u 'rsSs t,titsd States hA1s f,I Europe posh~iy %
snDaSy Is ~ u 0aoet ~ ssr esth 'ns
tA1I.ssla For fTe,sht OF Ps.ssss hsVns nneS"se 80
Ses@s.s for e'es,pcs e1d sonfHt spoy 70 a. ,,,,
sps> EDWARD COLLINS No "Hr%
..~1s viii please bOe 81 IA 0S'ocs IL M W
- $50 through tAs Ho4tOf sy osss'' vi" Do !"
ts,rr -yAe steamers 81 .hs Hive h,'e s-1rotsf rs'sf
pp.rtn spts and espsBs- has os~h sp~feo :, -.
-. ~ ~ s,o1 A new 1he IofSrs5 eh@'nos"on sVeh ~
,ssy.s ,leii moos Of CT n.ifac.ios vt Hntq-oIeA
GREAT REDUCTION Of FARE % EOhOrH'
III Vh,t .hn m
G.ao,A
o'a.o
Las psdde wheel sesu,nip ARLht 80 'o
tsSov nnander and sORrH STA = 80. - Of a..
I~feve com n.anceI 10 sell from Pier nc 'o
= ,asp precjs-f carrying the United s's,es Wall W.
49, n ~Ty oh for South brensD tcf
,es BsyIe ans BIZ. mep sonthsUPton for New Y0rs
6II m BflR... Dec % SATURDAY, Jan . wee yn =.
%trI .sss'day ism IS Saturday feo % wee see -
sehsss s,ssm, hps touch BsvTs sPe delivered IL Los
A.. az psris For passage or freight sFpl5to ~
D. TORRANCE. Agent No BoSB1s Green N =.
NOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. ..
NAIL LINE The fsvor,e sssmsbp eLOhiDA 0RRt-
- Croy.n win lesye for SAVANNAH on 5AddUh-.
az Dee. ~ NJ o'eook 0. from pier No l. n ~ bhs
ss sspel only or bo.rd For fright pess.se Apply
49, SAMUEL l. MITCHELL No IL bro.dTsy.
atesmers Florida connect OF Savannah leaving every
nssdsy, "wednesday and Friday.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-28

Msw YorS .suav III
TA4s5H# ,aA a&ssazzYS M = asAzssS 80
- q u, - I ~ 800 ssss $ ssa 80 y
s @sss sssIssr - = - - - ~.
800 y ssfan ~ 49, -
qss,a ssszs;s sssz azsxea y. fls@sl ssss:ss.
49, 800 3as g - 80 8 49, 80 N.
avs,. saa tbeiv ,ss.s,,s. -, IN
ID III. ssgns - gssewMl ~ 49, 800, .s;,s
Y - gsssss 49, sasax. - e.'ss'''
1.s s.,naraF 81 81 lar ~, 80 kslls.,
IS - ssos 81 essaslav sasak ulsas. 4 ge,ss,
|' s. Is, - ~s.ss,sssslsy eyssnSrss
1900 ussss q snsaassssssa asaauRaAnea II
&asgsE.1ss II easf i Earne hssay "a pssliaen,,ss
q. rsssrys III tae Gaze 0g the terper,,
1900 Il fssFshax aisturhaneaa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-28

Do not fail TO read the analysis Of tht
New Constitution, which will be found
in to-days paper. 1t Is faithful expo.
siti0n Of all the new features introduced
into thas instrument, from the pen Oh
one who is well qualified for the taak, by
his intimate acquaintance with the Tari-
Gus interests of the State. Ii is upon q
subject Of great interest st this time, and
will be found we'll worth the reading.
Few are aware Of the full eject Of the
changes in our organic Law, to be adopt
ed or rejected by vote Of tn people on
Monday aext. I;sil.4u,s e. a-e Of 3 neg
azure and iss6diou5 character; th-y he
concealed in lis provisions, TO be fsIs
aud rsaltz i whsn is encso 4e4saaRts ap-
On ta4 r,gats Of Ii. p sopls .ake form IN
~ Ihs action IF an arbitrary Govern
n AZ, VIII those checks removed or de-
sJsoyed Hhicn experiences has proved "a
b ns2ess4ry.
The wstfar9 Of thu State, the rights Of
cuzens, gh- pace Of soe.sty and Tho
paync SAT ~ are at stake. Therefore,
W. say again, read tn 3 art.cl3 under tbs
head of Analysis Of the New Constitu-
tlon," aud sec q faithful delineasion Of
its features.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-28
Independent Convention.

After che weeks electioneering, log.
rolling and drilling, the so-calIed indie
pendent Convention came of At the
c curt House on Saturday the 2jth inst.
The object Of the convention was to rat
ify the sscret nominations made By the
Black Republicans on Saturday, the 18Th
inst. The principal actors in the con
yention were Black Republicans, Street.
Stone, Everett, Wright (of the Chrome
type, } Frazier, Dodge, Clark Candidate
far sheriff. and Fargo, (she present
Sheriff. All had their business set a.
part-Stregt and Stone we're motion ma
kers, while Everett, Frazier and Fargo
were placed at convenient intervals to
give the 4ue for stamping aud cheeeing.
Il was surprising to witness the magic
effect Of the little cane in ESerett's hand
when 1t began TO dance, Frazier began
TO stamp, and Fargo came down with bis
big Hickory, producing one Of the most
lauzhRble ouEbursts of enthusi asm fEem
Street, Stone and Wright-Strees sup
posing himself q WhaLe opened bis
mouth TO swallow up poor Nys, who, 70
prove his faith had plunged into the Be
publican ssa. Stone lay low and kept
rolling his Il assey eyes like an alligator
watching d bullfrog, and poor Wright
whose conscience was sInighting him On
account Of the hypoerisicai part which
be was forced to act, was TO serious 10
laugh, and too well pleased to cry. After
the appointment and ayowed object Of
the meeting bad been explained, His
Hon. Frank Street closed his mouth and
arose and said, ssI move We nominate q
candid aEe for County Judge" lin aoeor-
dance with our previous understanding,
whereupoB the motion was put by the
chair and decided in the afirmative.--
Mr.. Stone moved that hr. Nye be momi-
n4ts,d by exclamation and the motion
b IN Z put was responded to in tones OF
iaund eF! by twelve men. Thsreupon Mr..
Nr. 81 one moved that ths convention do
l..x adj j0urn-Mdler said, ''an't Jon 60
ng 10 dominate TuEner, want yoa to
~ all h. way through" Another en-
tu.red whether the messing was a going
20 lhrow Of Elisworth--tha chair put
) ones d fot5on, aad the meeting adjourn
Cd, sign 0, = dgiHg, an the roaring Hur-
rah's Of be President, she humping of
Fargo's II sekory, the noise produced by
Everett's aae; and the yah yahH yah's
Of Street.
Thus ended this hypocTisicai farcs
called an independent Convention. u
the members. composing the eoavsasa0n
we're really independent men, why 90
they net Nominate fall tsekss. IL skss
pTsterf for this convention wAs kssasz
fraud had been used in the Dsm0eeaaag
CoaEsnti On did it NOS regularly ealeak -
whole tit ,kes nominaaeaf W Say sAsss
tbs whol AFFAIR was peerless fasce, skBaz
up and engineered By he iaAaing Rapna+
licaus 4 o. she purpose 81 dsaeasing -
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The editor of the Eoaparsii says that
the Gsw Constitution cannot be sonsid-
cred party issae--aAasthe conservative
members Of both parties will vote for its
adopsion. The following resolution pass
ed at Republican Convention, held in
Lee County, throws a little light upon
the subject; we commend 1t to the care
full consideration of the editor Of the
honpareil.
s'Resolved, That though ws do not
fully approve Of the New Constitution,
yet We End In it much to ratify and con-
msnd, and as a PARTY, we yield il our
hearty support"
Here we have it. While the Republi-
can organs are preaching up no party
issue, they are secretly making it par
ty issue. wouldrespectfully inqui re
whether the secret Circular which is go
ing the rounds among the Republican
leaders, does not exhort them to use Gil
Of their influence to procure the adop-
ton of the New Constitution?