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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
T.lEE .V'OTSCE!

II sV
4 Ii Per. ons ere h r-ty notified and cautioned
nnt TO US, buy. " LAY Tor a Ion1ne
Composition which Is no~ hing m,te and v-nd 4
IN the City OF Davenport, SOFT Corn y Iva uy
q A Is nianiir az the g neral Agent Of J b vsD
d rcen n Bro, A. the same l. an In rin.,Inenf upon
The Patcut 4 orug COMPOSITION, ustd AMI vel 4, ii By
the IN iersignei, WHO .loai" have he Nciu i've risht
10 make usr and veud Vests Ro tinr Composition In
the County Of sctt, ! Wa, rs vel as in other
~'erritory n the s ates OF 10 "a aud %Iiii.is.
And al e., ons who have, or VIA u.ay hereafter
min, q d raj Ag NJ a Aforesaid Ia the Il ae o. satf
Com os Il n, cr shaIi psv Z r IN. same, re hsll hnid
prs naily iisb'e and rco er by .uil or oth.rwis
al such monies, as scl as DAN as"- III the infringe
ment OF Wssi's patent a. sf,ss'
DATED Davenport Iowa, Ma. llth, 1857.
WILLIAM HkL 8 4 co.
Nav 18th. 1eS7-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

FOR EASE - p'ecv OF lsnd 90 nv $50
fa&B feet hear Rail Road Dept foi ~ VI 81 YEAR,
at y T s-onabir rent.
tGarch Il dtD DAWSON = TRUE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
Davenport Ice!

1AHG D,vkNpORr &C. co. NO. I Is v pIe
pad To : rye Tue ~ Sem II i'Av .tyort VIII
n best ps.tle GUS ity " &c, yudrants cling 10 fnr
ntA our customers until JdnnIry ner' IL .ie,if
-. PARTS ", hing . supply To- The entire sca~I
sre eau NED sgail>t contra ting With those VIII.
cam & furnish patrons & loush he >easoa.
T.. STkIS8'LBER L Co.
Once Second ct. ofpo tie L c aire House.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

CorLDN'T THROW HERSELF AwAY-SoxE.
rnISG or a From the Nisgars
Falls Gazette, We learn that on Saturday
evening last,a Mrs. Flynn, whose hus.
hand is a laborer at that place, jumped
over tho bank of the niagara River a
short distance below the outlet Of the
canal:
To evcry appearance she struck in the
top OF q troe after n sail VI about one
hundred feet. and fell from there to the
bottom. When che left home che k,ssed
her children, bid then, good bye, and
i Id them to tel! Mr.. Flynn that be would
'ee her no more She was observed to
20 towards the b NIX OF The river end
was found soon after taking the fearful
ap. When found she WAS sitting very
composedly. cogitating, we suppose, on
he uncertainty " human calculations,
e-pecislIy on uutried experiments. She
was considerably bruised and scratched,
hut not much more than frequently hap
pens IN an ordinary shindy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

49, We Ia 81 s"rpe ve y dnsnrabi- lots salectrd
~ and tot saie in CANA CHI. Pa, e n. rrie,
'.r1s &C made known, uIoa = plp'atol-," PAs.
AkR, EDWARDS &TALAAGE, NJ. 10 Orf's Elo.f.
April s. q I.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

Tue Question SETrLxp.-A Virginia
gentleman. whom We met Yesterday, Who
has lust returned from Kansas, whittier
hc went with a view Of inqu ring into
the prac,icabilitv ~ introducing slave
labor In the cultivation OF that Terrific.
~, int rmed us that il was the universal
eonv cti~n Of all intelligent Southern
gentlemen that the country was not cd
,ptei to slave labor, AS there Wal NOT
fnel enough 10 Kansas 50 keep the no
.'roes from freezing; and, in he own
language, IT five hundred negroee were
introdncsd into the Territory. it would
''se ut least v hundred and City OF
them to procure wood to keep tho Others
warm. This is the moes s-ns,ble and
prs teal idea We have vet heard cu the
subject Cincinnati Enquirer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

\ N Lady, lie Or am Sal IA. 10 serve Cream.
/ Tao : ry niatttEi M,tI * nt v suug l. ays.-
Go1d sal a. les aud 5 sanlm' rs tuIpiu N m. For ut.
ths 7 ,srtrn ars ,de1ss boa $50. or sp'ls % Mr..
Arr son N tiuil, C.oi4et st~rc, u. Brady 81.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
KANES ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS,

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Po"tns y, Alexander sml.h Is
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Snss rid niilads, ~ rser I.N
Au'aff ieeh Mr.. frown'ng i,ij
t.fLlss uuhoinI Won,
' fiof Drama, HON tings m..;s 10
An or III Cross aid the iruWn l,.J
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AT RI" ioss R,ok R-Nns"
No Do Btsty 81. uexr The Post Oricc.
ELL ADAMS.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

NOTICES.
Under this head = limited uumbtr 70 speciai notice,
will De inserted At ten cent per line ror eseh inset
ton or any cents GER week
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
taMaBChe Lots,

NS~ u ~ LOAN touL rn, .i.,, IN.
W. i"ff"'H cORbln
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
Di>s0lution Of ('Opartnership.

'I>HE eopari n-r hip heretofore Existing b-,w N
1 } HI b.in'f an J HI G'lv. IN the Ma Ma
keith; business, Is this day d. ,aiy Il Nv mutual
CONSENT. IONS kYrNts,
JOHN KELLY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

The bus moss h'rrsft"r will be c1.iuc ell hy JOHN
ffHNts VITO, thsnt ne hs friends 10 n ~ AREA
J he Al iatr n4sr bop 5 To IA + I u CO... tinusnc OF
n II f.vu \ o. silic ateniiln o orstnn>s, and q, ep-
irg the b'st "l'ct q stock 20 b. o ia ia h. Ire
jon = BvItSE6
Nav fb-!tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

II Card.
IIAvINi sid my entire stock u Clrtling, Cloths
ii aud Ia sim~f-s, furuishi x Gr~~i>. &C, 10
u ssrs. II. u. Parks \ CO.. tarintTiy OF Chicago,
| trkr hi, oipo' tn ity ofth,nkine ali who have IA
vorei M with their pairou~ge snd solicit for the
shove n IL q 90 tinusnCc Of III. AN
Ness 5 rsrks & O., ar- perfect =, acquainted with
the business. And will spar no pains 10 please all
who may favor th.rs Nth their custom At the old
stand opI-sit- lie Glare Row.
mcL2a-;tO EDw ARD AI.DKN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10
Coroner Iagus ssa.

sVrups OF an Is.k,r wosu --corosx Perry held 90
Inquest II so west Fory eighth street, upon the body
ol Ased woman, named Lavina Jones com nI,,ed
sulcie by hanging hers,n while "A q siAle 81 Insanity
The deceased appeared. was sbont 20 PEARS Of age
ssd for several years ras, has been IN ia hssh and
timer partially Insane. She hreaissss ofsen 10 com
MIA suicide sne keps Der daughter and relatives
liant state OF fear Ysste DAP orniss "a early boar
dcocascd found suspended BY Of ine windos
isn CORDS quite dad. Verdict Dcsn By suicide
stoned by manly" Deceased vas = nsuve Of Rhode
fsAnd.
srsAsotsp wHns ukTse.-coronsr H1ls held On Ia.
que~ a No. 3ss Greenwich street, Upon the bsdy OF
German named ssschupdsrf, who died from strsnsu.
ls,ios caused By being ohoksd BY piece OF pses, vhae
cstre bis supper Sunday Night, The dcos Nod died
In great agony In tso N nues aiter beng cnoked. He
wss about 10 year. Of sse vtriis desih by srangu.
la,ioa, from the iodGment Of psce u meat In his
throat"
FArAL Aouprr on smTaoAsb --oarono- Connsry hola
90 inquest No s2i Cherry street, apoa tho body cf
man named David OKeee Who died from concuss,oa of
the BRAIN Produced By falling down The ha.cbvay the
bark nary Lee vhle he vas engaged in tolsns rooos
from the bold Of that vessels Verdict "deah from con-
euss,on OF the brain" Deceased 3s years Of age
and vN native Of Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10

The Springfield Qlnn os) Journal Of the sIh ull says
TO this time, 20 far a. our infcrmstcs extends, the
what crop In this vicinity promises good yield. The
weather has nos been % favorable could have been
desired owing 10 the frequent thsss and froexns bat
We understand generally alive and unless the March
noss are too severe, may be considered safe
The Hllsbro, Beraid Of the 2ssh uI, ssys--From all
parts OF thm and sso,ning counties we hear the most
ser'ns accounts OF the appearance Of this CROP and ass
there was an unusual amount sown last FALL may ex
pect an abunian harvest
The Jackson (n,ch Futrfot nys-wo havs visited
forous Of The town since the disappeared aud
lever the WHEAT look better; pressus APPEARANCES
continue VIII be the best crop We have bad Tor years
Ths editor OF the Jackson Mich Patrsc has visited
different pcriops Of thstrown since the appeared
and ssysi-we new sa~ the wheat look better ~ pre-
ssni appearances ccntnue, u VIII be Inc best crop
have bad for ysars.
The West Tepncssee WHO OF the 9th says The vhss,
CROP farmer friends inform u.s. never looked bet
tey and the prospects farsr oy large and bouu.
tful crop Of This cereal he heds Of wheat under tho
influence of rains and soft sunshine, look vou
drously green now, and k,ends anticipate foil and
plentiful harvest Me coming summer.
me Atbers (Ga) wseAman Of The 3en ssys-It 10
dicuh eayy IN the season, 70 say what viii prosa
bly, be the se Of tbe wheat CROP bus regard press
Indications exceedingly promising. The ususual 60
verify Of NE winter has lcn back yard, 10 wue; but
all thpes considered, nov looks remarkably well In
this osunfy and Walton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10
The Times and DIR. Bisis,lciI.

JAMES Gospcs BpysrrT, bso
pp,p an-rhe fymes Of his morning seams surprised
10 learn rom ,hs columns Of the HERALD that libel soft
has bern commenced By me for Dr. BiAisdel against
them. Really such simplicity refreshing in tbsss pip
ing umss should the propri<ten remain Of tho same
OPINION until the fventy days In which I, Appear and
desenar ex5~, (which rune from Monday h sO I ahsn
mot osly have BEEN sued Ave been adjudssd FULLY
Of pubnshirs one Of The - esrsvsisa nbs's svw Ut
"''' " OF wQsosx, ise N.s.s. xr.eA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10

WNcHsuss Msrch 3, 1887.
The remains Of VIM s sberrsrd, i,ss Sheriff Of Dous
Lee county. Kansas who vas ssssssnaied W Jssss
rived here for intermen today, where he ntssr and
family reside he buried this evening and -oo ~ 10
tns by yle ooncoursc Of fisnds and rcls tves
~ ard possessed many strong qvslltes of head
80 te'' sud th uniImely end source Of deep re.
m s ell who knew him. SUBSCRIBER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10
The Robbery at the Jessey Cisy Hoasca
warehouss.
svPRhM3 oouRr--rs cuAMBnts-
Before Hon Ju6se Davies.


Before Hon Judge Davies
kssca s.-Is TIE Matter cf John fAo~u, aiu Cora
Jes, Gesrpe ossls Jsm9 Perm, kscAa.i vs'h ard oos
koned ALA, Rse these parties we're charged with an
extensive robbery Of silss vcives &c. IRON bonded
vsebouss 10 Jsrssy City, lhs particulars Of which have
srtady appeared IN tho police news fney were u
rested ss Ksypors and conveyed 70 Nc~ York, where
they have been recognised by ealsers part
rious sug OF river thieves some OF tho principals OF
which, sAsl sd others, suffered The penalty OF deaih
some few ysars ago for the murder Of ship vscamas
which shsy csrni'sd In Of desperate attempts
~ robbery. The parties were ccndncd Ia the rombs
their counsel NJ Spencer toot out wri Of nabeas oov
pos ano brousht them up ths morning before the So
preme Court and demanded thck discharge. usppess
that w0rAss bad arrived fron Governor King dlrcot
ng the retvru OF The pssonevs the author OF No
Jersey, and scdsw,cx the Assistant District Attorney
wherefore consented 10 their discharge.
tbe Court ofdered the prIsoaess TO be discharged.
vhsreupou uey we're Immediately taken Into custody
sn on the warrant and had ros ras ths offs Of
ne unet OF fOnce, - re.as 70 the Jersey CITY Jerry
vben nevvrt of haseas corpus, issued By Recorder
Sml n vas served upon their custodIaps, and 10 re
tarrsbe on Nednesday, the accused we're retained In
Nsv foss ur sse matter is thea disposed o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10

TIE LATE PRIzE FfGHr.-Tgr PAErrys Apxrsr.
rD Ht1D foa EXAMINATION Saturday noon tvo police
cbcers attached 10 the Cnieis ooe proceeded 10 Rox
bury 0d arrested Thomas Dsva another Of the parties
engaged the prize 6sht which took psos ia D.nveYs
sat Inursdsy Davis II said 70 have acted second 10
hoe<fu fnhegnee, Devis, Prce, Ford and hsyt we're
ccnvt "a 70 salem By CITY x,rshs Pevkfps Saturday
Gh,nocn, upo1 hets sr's N that ctsy they vSs i'm
neosiev rea eefere tLe police court but a. the gov
the cases were ooptinueA fnpexass VIVA 10 Alleged 10
hsve been cae a the pvfsnpan IN ths agh ordered
70 furnish suyctss IN - 600 FOR hs appearance The
nnd abeuofs Davis obtained the required sursssss but
The others were ccmmitsed 10 jail The nsht oot p,scs
IN hall In south Dasvevs- About hty psvscns were
present FROM ths city, Roberts had his jaw broken on
the third round. but notwithstanding his injuyes
held out game ustil TIE end o. the nxht Roberts has
70 10 Boston, under med,ca treatment .-Boscn Rrald
kdrCh ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10


AHo rHRH BOAT ntSsIh0--EINH PILOT NOAfS LOST IN
foUx WARMTH DANGERS OF TIE DVSNnSSs
Our ship sews oossor reports thas the Sss boat ssph
has been ab' stwo weeks, and fssrs ere entertained
has abe Aas been lost IN the recent gale Oar p
lets have n'ey hnd "a snususy hard Nns and soahd.
erDg tho log hey reoeivs 'hei proasstoa not ono Of
pleasure o, profit
An'her boas the washingtoa No T. has nss been heard
from dnce sne s7h Of January when Of her pticss
was put on board Of vcssel rho wAshnsteaHs, there
ore supposed 70 have been oss during tho gale Of the
lSsh Of the same nsouth She had board pos Thomas
Orr and six hands.
rhs Washington makes tho tenth pilot boas tct within
tho last few years. including the boats Sarah Frs0gis and
Charles Morgan vz,--
Commerce, No. O. lest Jan. o 1869, With four pilots
end I'VE hands
Yankee, No T. Lost Doc g. 1860, with Two pttotr md
two men
Jacob Bell No. g. lost Nsrch, 1854.
f. Collins, No IL, lost January ID 1855, vlih sne
pilot and -four hands
Phantom, lost January ls, 1850
Julia lost October IL, 1856
Il. Hal, lot November I, 1865.
Be'de the loss tr lfo the OF property has been
very sraai the actual value Of the boats boirg from
$8 $1,000 each without regard 10 tho loss OF ne
Total vIus near s7o,0oo
The lose OF property has fallen entirely upon Sue pilots
tho boas for obvious reasons not being insured Msoy
OF these boats were down at sea, and sunk imme
ds<ly, being heavily balssted with iron.
ms 70 be toptd that soma plan will be devised by
which our pilots win have protscaossoue ndscc
mert In their dangerous procsson In giving the o,scs
by the pslos we only 60 back four years II should
extend our That eighteen or twenty yoArs ,uid presen.
frghhu catalogue Of disasters pared With those In
other branches Of cur merciai marine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10

CANAL NAvraArrow.-It & thought that the
Dclsvco and Rsy'tss canal v,l DO oren Tor nsvssuop
sy Monday rexs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10

We enclose % for shs destitute sick wcmas living a
The corner q Canal and washingsos ss,s, whose prsss
Ing need you have made public AZ
10 rHR RDrron or rHR HsRALp.
Ns Epror-Esccssd please Ind 81, vhiob you viii
obas me By transmitting " The M fortunate woman
he corner Of Canal and wsshis gon streets, From
Who regrets no, berg sbls 70 gys more.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10

A MEXICAN BAEoMIER.-On hoard the Mexican
steamer N barometer d the most simple oousvucssos
put ths srss,ess sccurscy. II conrlsts ooiy Of 49,
svip Of cedar very thr, about tvo asd half fssA II
pesh about lnch vide cut With toe gratn aud "a ~
. block, or fsct rhs cedar strsb h bastsd, OF Hs~x
vnh OF wnHe pine, cut The grNin auH -
two are tightly glued tosether To bend these vhes Svv
70 snap then bci on The approsoh Of bsa veskh~v NJ
cedar curh over until The top 81 umcs touches the ers~nH
Tbs simple instrument The invention II Mexioas ssH
TAR nakey and such lh accuracy that win lndicass
the corning on Of norther, full twenty .fou, hours
before ss oter hind Of barometer knovn ou TIE c..s
HAD MS been ih0 pscducton OF YANKEES inzenulty has
been rsienied iOsg ago and io'tacs nsis ~ H ays
VIZ set.,s E1s,+, kU.sL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10
Personal Intelligence.

Gen. scc,t paid per, respects T. LORD Aao q,
Saturday and the picvvew Is said 70 have been ,o~t
cordisL The General len fos Washington yeztssdAz.
Gen. Thomas bss been appointed Asssass ssossss~v
OF state By Gen. Cass.
Pam Msss'y. sesos II the Columbus va,, y.-u,i ses
the Hon. M Hail. o. from Msss schpsetts are scespay
III Of The ostempsr Which bee sezsd Mr. aycasnan sss
otner guests At the National Hc,ei In wsxhinsioa
rhe Loutcu ar sayv lecture IN favor Of The nnsss
LIQUOR lac vas recently delivered By tee cesbrsted r.
Z Bsruum, Ia the srsat Western Hal HSxst ssrssa,
dssvare roAd
The Senate have coanrmed the ronspston of Ohassss
Carr 70 be the Colecor the rors ~ san rero o.
ioyri 10, vice lsasc winisms, decsss~d
The Hon J. clancy Jones, who, vii be renembe~sS,
been IN tor some time psst bss % hr recovered
to be able 10 leave wAshDstoo 90 saturday snerpeo.
Tor his residence si Reading, "a.
Tne pos Mr. ncCorcsIs, FORMERLY ns~ssv os Co.,
gran from uadass, IN WaAhtnStos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10

Riobmond xNqtr,e, the Petersburg (vA) Dtmoycf and
somc eShess among BushAaas jssraas Of tho souh
Gu, aesnss tho rros,senss psoy Of bciding rlus
~ read 10 the Paoi0o. rho K~Qvsrcr 10 is mdest
,sys;-n relation 70 The construction railroad to the
Pacific with the great and srievous incidents s.tendn
90 st1peodous . scheme of pubs Improvement, se aro
ctnpel Cd TO declare that bis agumoo,s weyef lues
nxd honestly advaDoed sos aocord With our
constitutional vieus, steadily maintained by a. ou the
subject" Tbe Sc'A ssde Dnccra handles the sut,eo,
with grs deal sf caution ~ AFRAID OF siv,ag osoos
bot ~ stands com mitsed fses noumoen, upon itself
10 ssy something. The Do-o1at ssys
With regard 70 tae Presidents vsess on the oonsttu
onal po~er 70 buid ,ns Paeicc Railroad Ia useless
TO esy moro nov than thai tnsy DO not aoocrd vh
noe voxy ossnosy entered our protest eainss this
mammoth scbome
Hosoa Nm GVran "A mcsiing was held in LOUIS.
vnlo the ID inst, al which wa resolved 10 make
uransomoEu for the suitable reception OF Hon Jsmos
Guthrie, on hs contemplated rosurp crom Washington 70
bh bomc In Louisville.
No HscBrpr Law --rhs Albany Sa.sman ssyp THAI II
pretty spparens that tue aepubllosn Legislature
vi noe pws Registry law either for the c1ss or tina
state az large
Or rcs RHsossAucs.-Hoa J X. Je vcst usmbcy OF
oousrsss Eom tho Fnh ds,r,cs OF Rsr,ocsy, has Aa.
uouno'd himself . candidate for 70 election.
WAR WIZ Hu no E1soup,-Ihe Bossos fsareusv
'sys tina, Mr. joel W. white has ressned the presidency
Of tho Horv'ch and Worcester Railroad Company having
scceped The rrasuryshp Of the Msd River and Lake Erie
Railroad Company. whto 10 the demscraao nominee for
copUc In the New London distr,cs Of oonnsorous.
vscAnCT on TIE sUrrsxs Bsyou PrswrLvAuA-rhe
sppentncni Of Judge Black the CAb,ses OF The sev
President vi render necessary u 70 sssebu Of the
Democratic stAis oco vcuuon Of Peunsy IN order TO
Place 10 ncminauon csnddais ros The sca made vacant
In tho supreme Court of Pesnsyivanls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10
FrNRRAI, an nR. KANE.


TvE uAr0s ssD BKLEgATKs ZION rHK oonsas
coUs CTL 0OIh0 % rnrLADaLYHIA TO ATrHss ar
Ths ONT oommilee of we Comnon CJIoosi, spposnAsa
.bor. Ims ago 70 10 Pbusdspas and ssteod .hs
Fvsera Of Dr. Ksse, No, 9. 10 Cy aau ysslsrdsv s.
letpoo5. Aldernsa Harris usxrnAn Ihs ocmmn,ss q
composed ~ foiovs -AiderasAS Harris Banis Ooulxsv
fuacr ap1 Blunt Councnmsa yoocs Cnapnan Br~dv
Crawford Bas Oh. An sv,tsuon has besa ex,ssass
the Presidents of both Bards Of toe 0ommon oosann
alderman Usnoy ana Cornomsn Pbil,psJ aad shs
Mayor 10 aeoomg the co~E 10 pn seipnia vAiun
suuder,,ood they .id do fhe fole M CON nus%s,-
,su Jom be kayos nj Ph.dspnis 70 The Mayor Of nee
FORK read By the onarn. % the co nl,tee =
suos'a orIcs, PmApttrpt,, Ma~,h 2 i9x
Sr-ou behalf &c The JOINT e. muiuet 10
tbs Cy of 10 fpueral oseei he tfe
ksne have lhe hoeor - asDovlsdgs nos rss ss.
uiee cn The shove sodv, the rsri Hcase =. 49,,
ron New fo'<' fou's ery T7i'y' ,,-,,,
To saysr wsoD. of New Yorz-
n understood the fuoeral of Dr Kane v taxs pss>s
on Wednesday. Tps commltlee decided ssvs here by
The Camden and AAboy Railroad at p. a. V dsv. rh~v
vii tsss vith them their short ssva As 10 N sosar
they vii meet again at No Gay Hall 70 maze vhsssvsw
tur,nes err ansemssu may % necessary tseryAphAs
cespaieh has been 70 Phiisoelpha 20 nfnru
the nayor and Commoo Council ths. CITY Of tos ,cat
sakes by We eonmitses.
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Political Movemonts,

srAvs htCTfos Nav HAsismsa dey viii be
held the st sste election Of the present year being
for the choice OF executive officer railroad com mis-
sloucr and three members Of Congress In Now Hamp.
Sbbe. Tao cauvass hos not been N anInstod and ey
citing as bn marked the annual elections OF pro
voOs years In lbat State owing perhaps 10 the fso. ha.
ths democrats consider futo to attempt to overcome
he large msortt'es which given against tbem laN
Sil and the repubcAns, probably, feclng certain o,
their superior strength, aad consequently almost OF
Some OF the member OF the democratic party
,hisk however, that - they fairly rid OF the
dead weight which the OF poor Pierce oAs
upon them they oay venture hope Tor NJ least partial
who others, less ssaguue aro OF the opinion
that win take soue tme 10 shake OF incubus which
fastened then by the border rulnsn policy OF
the last administration. The folio rieg candidates
witch have been placed 10 nomination
D,moera RepuIltd.
Governor John wos, William Halle
Railroad Comm r.. Mark Noble, jeremy ocNute.
Ceryes
lat Dstrios...... Geo KntYtdge, James Pike.
I'd ...... Geo W. Morrison, MAson ". Tsppau.
3D. WA G. whseisr, Aaron II Crasin.
TIE vote at the escuoa iAs spring Governor s,esd
as follows-
tsph hetoah X 30, ,076
Jobn wcie 6om -. ...............,,.,,..ggcs gg cor
Iohasod Good vim whg ................ 2,iso
Ard 1t the Presidential ses,ioR in November the vote
vos:-
vof sremoot.'.s BI69i
rov buoososn' O1bgl
For Fillmore ......-,...... 403
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~vcrsi petitions received asking for the oosrss
Ion OF taxes. Sum OF smai bills were receives
and cferred 10 the Committee Goa nty Oaesrs rhs
bill or <he shsrii OF Orange county, tMr. W. H. Hoes
tsa) s4os To- expenses attending the trial q Lewns
Bshcr ~ rsfcrred to the COMMITTEE Criminal Courts
The bill Charles Drake Ooanty Clerk Of Orange oooa
w. Fos sl2 9e for services aud nodentA expenses
tending trial OF BAsor, also referred 10 tho
committee The report Of the Committee Civil Courts
In favor OF In ortasins the pay or ths ooers OF the Su
preme Court -om &10o 10 $500 year adopted with
oat q dssenth Y Voice Tho Board .hea adjourusa ~
Msoaay next .. Ao'clock.