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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-08
sbus Ticket.

The Philadelphia Pennspra"an, after
paying deserved tribute To our candidate
for Governor, says, in speaking Of the ~
main,lcr OF our State ticket
The balance Of the ticket Is composed OF
sound constitutional Democrats, men who are
Idestted with the real interests Of the young
state, aud not mere tools aud agents IL the
Black Republican party In the Eastern States,
who are determined 10 keep up the excitement
on the slavery question, though, by 40 doing,
they are injuTing the best interests 81 the young
aud rising States Of the Northwest. The he
mocfacy Of Minnesota are united AMI earnest
..s With .rrh s,snas,d hsa,ers a. th"s' select
ed by The 9tate Convention, they must triumph
Ut the coming election, and thus place Mime
sofa side by -fde with that noble band ~ states
which form the Imperial Guard ~ the Ton
s'itution and the Union.
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tront III, south.

We hear most encouraging accounts from
f-t-tia' f'-. 80 .tsY- g"'s-'-
Governor MIR. SInLry and rNt.oy. GonaAN
returned on Thursday, from IN extended
tour throughout lha, portion of the Terrific.
ry. They spoke to larry" audiences, in d'f
Ercnt portions Of Rice Steele, Wuseca,
Omsic,l, Dodge, Goodhue, Mower, Winona
aud Wabashnw counties AMI were every.
where received with enthusiasm. A gentle
n'au who WIS in the South. with Mr.. Sin.
Lsy writes US " that SInLEy made perfect
triumph wherever be went. There is M
doubt Of his election over the iowa lot spc'.
nlator and anti.prcemption candidate.
We trust Mr.. SInLKy, before the campaign
closes, will address the Democracy Of saint
Paul. The Central Club should make
preparations for meeting.
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Do the honest Republicans in the
country-men who believe their par
" to bc an agent for moral az well as
political reform. know that there are
candidates on the Republican state
ticket, who frequent groggerics, and
spend money for poor whiskey t"
catch votes. Yet such is the fact
Almost any day, in -. Paul, a candi-
date on the Republican ticket may
lie found in the saloons e this city,
dispensing rum "to catch votes. y
We believe they have a right 10 do
80. But what We 10 complain Of, Is
the hypocritical preience Of the
Blacks, that their party euhodies the
"decency and morality of'hc country.
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The MnnesotI0,, very properly, is turning
its attention 10 LAND spectators. In its
defence of R,N>yY'S vote against the pre-
emption principle, the editor styles Hon.
Robert SMITH, one Of the warmest friends
Minnesota has ever had in Congress. an "un-
scrupnlous land Spectator and nothing else. "
These are strong words, but We Ike their
force, for W. believe they will apply to others
than Mr. SMITH.
We ask the citizens OF -. Fanl-the
property b ldcrs--,he men whose taxes are
doubled by the unimproyed acres IN the
heart Of the city we ask these men, what Is
ALEXANDER RAMSEY. other than an "unscru
pulous land 1,ecuator." What improve
ment in this city has he originated and
pushed forward, by the use OF his own
means Where are the evidences OF his
public spirit Of his desire TO advance ST
Paul in its career OF prosperity, or Of his
disposition to share in the improvements
"eNNNS"'s '" p" E''"' Wy
We ask the toiling thousands, who 10y
their brawny arms and willing hearts, have
performed their great par, in creating our
city, III what manner has ALEXANDER
RAMSEY aided them? How has he perform
cd his duty as citizen entrusted with graf
wealth: Has he used it for the common
good? Has he exhibited himself in any
other light than that Of the grpsping, ava
- to7's, anti "duscrrruiors h,,si sP-trmror~ -
The answers to these questions will lie
the same, no matter whether they come from
the merchant, the mechanic. or the laborer.
The Republican candidate, since his rel
dence in ST. Paul, has been constantly en-.
gagged in land specula,ion--hc is IN "un-
scrupulous land spccuator." The commu
nifty is not indebted to him for IA single i'm
prevcment within the bounds Of the city.
lie is the OWNER Of acres ofunimproved lots,
whose chief value has been derived from the
exhibition of public spirit on the part of les
StliiSIl iIlcii.
We ask the people of the Countryside
pioneers and hardy settlers on our frontiers,
if it was not in keeping with the character
Of this man. RAMSEY, to vote, US he did in
Congress, against an extension Of that great
boon. granted by the general government, to
the West, the presumption law. Whether
considered as private citizen or as mem
Der Of Congress- ALEXANDER RAMsE, has
not exhibited an attribute in common with
that great class Of liberal minded men, whose
enlightened action in the Councils Of the ma
ton, and whose enterprise and pnblic spirit
on the prairies OF the Great West, have made
this portion Of the confe'leracy the garden
spot Of the continent.
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VOTERS, REMEMBER - THAT
ALIEN. RAMSEY. THE BLACK RE-
PUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GOV
ERNOR. IN LAC, WHILE A MEMBER
or CONGRESS. VOTED AGAINST
A REDUCTION Of THE PRICE OF
THE PUBLIC LANDS AND AN EX
TENSION OF THE PRE-EMPTlON
SYSTEM.
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Tic rtrchants Of New York brd al al
,ounsti us.iiag d. TDsky, ~Sn upW ar,ts
Of g. go were hAlsled towards tbe fund.- ior
tn rcljef Il ,!r ysss'rgor. u 'hc Central
ArOrica.
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position, of the best friends Mime
sofa hascvcr had, and in their places,
send to Washington bigotod Aholi.
tionists, incapable of performing the
least good for tho State.
Every Dcmocrat--cvcry man who
believes in the prcdomincncc of ma
tional principles, has a duty to per.
form on Tuesday next lie should
devote that day TO the service Of his
country. His own vote should not
only Ice deposited, but he should see
thatcvcry Democratic ncighbor votes
after this IL done. devote Your at.
tcntr"n e. the opposition Argue
with and convince the doubtful, and
watch the ranatical.
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VOTERS, REMEMBER THAT
ALIEN, RAMSEY, TliE BLACK RE.
PUBLICAN ANDIDATE ron GOV.
EI\oR, IN 1870, WHILE 4 MEM.
BIER OF CONGRESS-, NOTEp
AGAINST a REDUCTION OF THE
PRICE OF THE PUBLIC LANDS
AND AN EXTENSION or THE
PRE- EMPTlON SYSTEM.
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.bs be the pavep,>r' 81 TIE sst 81 mental sad social
Condition of younE nen !" and,
ghe,.a, Tts As,r-isieO nunit-, a. many lrndret o.
oeie aud dbs young Os ecuGlerty be eved)
20 something to~ad f1ftcerns che OH ,ct of
thus r the q saving maEy aoe JeU'h
from, destruction; Therefore. b IL
pow M the besI TODD Of the young o! city AMI
vicinity.
ResgifeS Tia, TO attain he-aboye eui COZ ult,ee Of
b. appointed 60 confer with similar Committee from
to wk th 10 otvse aud plan action
hership and oil who might wish 90 cooperate with "a
(which plan approved BY Board saa be pied vhost
ciscussoL and that .Eis COMMITTEES report meeinE of al
interested the work 20 be called aud where they with
the Prcsid,n ana three Of tie Directors shLi detera
Resoirsd3 That any expendt Of mar be 10
cured frst have the Of the Pesideat and ~
4 Committee OF the Board.
Rored4 That VIII cheeTf1y respond the call OF this
Committee when they shall be ready o rcport; and
Roln gnaHy Tha. in meeting Of the Brooklyn sai
held th. Presidents DO earnestly invited sppont
Of three TO advise counsel and with
Ia this effort
After some remarks in opposition by Mr.. Lssar, tho
resolutions were almost unanimously adopted. Mr..
Lasar then moved that ladies be invited to attend thu
public meetings Of the Association which motion WAS
laid on the table. Mr.. Mccormack moved to suspend
the ntermissOn fer 10 minutes, which was lost. SIR.
Howard then made q brief address recommending TO
the Association the Young Mems Christ az Association
Of Chicago. After nterJission of 20 minutes the
President announced as committee to carry out the
above preamble ard resolutions, Mess. g. T. T. lgar,
w. NJ Hastings and Geo. 4. Seny. He also called
the attention Of the members to the sermon to be de-
livered before the Association the following Sunday
evening by the Rev. DR.. Macaulay. Mr.. bert
Woodruff delivered an essay upon sabbath School ef-
fort 10 France. After prayer by X. c. Mccormick,
and singing the Association adjourned
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mAARlRD -.

BoENFLL-APPLEGATE-InZ sae,vlis, Ohio on ws1.ss:
dsy Nov 49, b. tn, Rev Thomas Addison Lewis Bonsea
ofh city, to Mary Jane, daughter Of Daniel Appessse eco.
Of the former place.
CBAGiN-RICHARDsON-A.M Mason Village N; on vd-
osY Oct. 20 b. the Rev 3 J Austin Flsnk b. Cfsssa d
Sacramento, Cal to Mi" Ru'ns ID Richardson Of nss'e
Village.
cRAGIN-ELLIOT-At Mason Village n u on Friday, OA
20 oy IL. Bs, s. Austin Henry Cragn Of this city, 70
Mise susie NJ. Elliot of Mason Village.
CRANE-vAN LEER-OD Sunday. Nov "a st the rssie soes
of Lewis, 10 Brooklyn, Wz'worh d. Crane ~
this city, May daughter Of the Iae issss Ven Lees q
New OTiesns
OvLER-FARBELL-On "wednesday evening" NOV IT, ~
the Rev. Mr Sawyer Mr. Philip o. Fowler Of Ns~' fssk -
Niss MAY Annie r nTel Ct Boston. nss.
LEETING - LOCKMAN At staten Island, on Thsr,ssy.
Nov 10 az the residence Of the BRIDES parents By the kev
Nr Bret, Frederick Lentpe 90 ktte Locsnsn, dausht<S
I,sae LoctnAn Of Tom phiL syiie. Staten isshd
KWOOD-sPIELhANN-On Saturday, Nov 81. by The
Rev DIR Charles scsispm, Mr. Stephen smith Loekwoot u
Fsi6.ld County. Conn, TO Mrs Louisa spsinsnH Of o~'
many.
RosHoRE-EAsrMEAD-In Brooklyn. Oh Thsuday, soy:
10 OF the Rev John A. Paddock ar. John T. - koshos
this city, TO Mrs CsIIis NJ. Esssmssd Of Broohlyn
sPARROW-MORA-On fbBrsdsy syeains. Nov 10 By 1s
Rev JsmeS hili.t;, Mr. William " sparrow oil Tesonf' '.
". TO Miss CslhsTine D. Mora Of this CITY,
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THE TURF.

CENTREvnLE COURSE, L. I.-GREAr TRoTrIso -
Tuesday. Nov. "a, lS57.-Mstch $1,000; mile heats,
best 8 in 5 TO wagons
II. Woodruff, M. Lady WoodruH."...o
u. Pfer Brown Dick. ....%........e
Time: 2ssi-2:ss-aSH- 2:4O-2:ss.
UsIoH COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTisG.-Mondoy, Nov.
23-Ma'ch 81 ,OO0; mile heats; best in 10 harness:
D. Tsllmsn, g. Jake Oakley. .........Psid forfeit
j. PifeT, TscoDy. Ked forfeit
RED-HoUsE COURSE, HARLfa-TRoTTIsd.-No
23.-Mstch $500; mile heats best in in harness:
Il. McKeen, III. Ssna | l
Z. CONWAY, blk. m Martha. ............,....O
Time: z:5S-J:cl-3e4-S:W.
RED-HoUsE COURSE, HARLEN-rRorTIse.-T Thurs
day, Nov. l9.-Mstch 500; mile heats; best in in
harness:
c Brooks. g. g. Lmerct... ;...............l 2 !
7. Holmes, b. IN L.dy Retchoy ............"2
Time: S:03-S:Q5-3:04-SUl.
UsIos Course, l.. I.-rRoTTlSG.-hfoaday, Now
l6.-Mateh $500; mile heats best in in wagons:
II. Woodruff, g Dan Webster..........".."l I |
W. Whelsn, b. IN. Lady Cudney: ....:.........s
Tine: 24S-2:42i-zii.
UNION COURSE, l.. L--TROITING.-Frtd Nov.
I3.-Matcb $500 mile heats best 10 in harness:
d Tsllpsn, b. g. Jake oakley...................I I
Time: 2:sl3-2:Sa-2:96i
UNION CoURsE, L. Wednesday,
Nov. 1l--Mateh 81 600; mile heats best in ) in
harness:
H. Woodruff, CHI g. Plowboy. Red forfeit
D. PiRer, Hiram Diew........'..Paid forfeit.
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BARTOE-At the Smith and Baltic rec.s broetiys
On HoIcsy Nov. RI hard y. Baton In the AtA yesl u
his age.
RURxEAt No. 10 Spring street on Monday morning Nsv.
2 Mary daughter Of John Mary Ann Buike eyed Jesas
CLARCK-A. 10 "a Crosby street. Monday. Nov ~ 'sss
ClaIck, IL the ED year Of hbss-.
COYLEAt bis Late reside nee Of fostieth dfees
seventh avenue, on SUNDAY, Nov. u hichse. C1y
22th yer OF his sge, Dstse Of keiiucan S"uDv
IIesnd, after severe uness
CRAW-At No 2Ig Fifth street Monday NOV. - ossee
,our seat child Of Jobn and CstbsrLs cfs~' sees ~ "
uaWXUubsT-on Third day, Nov a. Mary ?. HawzhMHt
seec % 70 attend her funeral Fifth day. he
Dse ~ III ,oIock nom Ydencs Meeting Heuse, "
chATa street. . =. A., .o.L .<I..
pywIrr On suns., evening Nov n Ia the eh ys" 10
sr nni vii take pl,oe hom ks late r,ssdsncs Ne
i.s OF esdsy 2h inst a. III 0oioct m
fsbS, and n'@teI. o. ,he Anenosa ooses
tbeT notice
u.yEseYER-At Ee~buIsh. on hontay Nov y. Esns
t,f.It ssnsbisr Of OeeIse l.. AID khzs Hnem,ysf
IT, I.,ix, and til tie family invited 20 80 nd ~
nsLs,s! this ~ edLedsJ) noIoLs 81 10 oc'os Ne -
ps,fcfIss-A No &c chspel street srootlyn ssn<ay
or d. Nov q Of heart dissa-s Dsis, hutohns sss<
jOsEs-In Jersey City. Monday Nov. =. ?. Jos~A
sec SO years
JFsNIKGs-At West Farms. on Saturday. Nov e. VIA
JtLDila -. ssed 10 JsATs. usontns and " days
Phlsdephs Lieut. EdsaTd ksIshsw, H-'I -eS
ais friend. end thoss Of hi. bro.hsrir4ss, tLs r.,
,t - na ~ 3. Bsrthoonews 6Aar-e,
Iet Of Ls.yttie psce sse Ores, Joros saee~ VI
ss n. 1 a. os,,s street soaSsaly Msaasv
&c. A., IS G,erss W. kobbias eniJ cha 81 0.osss
sIa Iii, bet. RebbLEs ssea y.sn a. cn,ss stSs ays
WBiTc-ia sress5I &c. ssy; I,ss rsaiss :. n
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70 RESPECTABLE VOTERS.
Y, q, ELifnr ~ I,n< n 4 Tribnas.

SIR: OLe Of tho chief causes thst vdy caneidsts
have heretofore teeo elected e Office is that Respectable c'
e. kept from TIE polls peterrns - o.e -r Vo'e
r Tran Iun Of tnoested By the f-n 10 OF col
gut. of r0wdy csnodsei M Editor wish 20
show tind that there ter Tear aut
VOL rot be a TuesdAy We now tha.k Heaven
-erpeotate Ct who wiz uphold nes' at the
polls or ~ no the proceedings thu: Eers
o. municipal Election. Our police force 10 now
SO, enov 20 p.tvsnt repetition Of such proceedins Let
citizen bear th in mind ard not neglect ID
yot TUESDAY Vote a ss 90 'aEe to secure and vote
'.e Ugh. ticitt. 80,
t,yery citizen vote and show the rowiy poprson OF this
.st cry Lat tie respectable portion do when they s'e
awakened that they give an honest msu sse mot.
tie Of Vigilance Co nntee aud In orter 70 re-
store pesce safety to themselves ard TO the CITY tnAt Do
their Urgent dny sad one oil them
liend has isa- Of gong 70 the polls tA' hin oy tne
e so.orpony him. sd that be vote.-e no mia snt
f-cu lis outy City be restored - peace
F-we..t,ls tti, N mId and God prosper tie
risht. D
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Or te the eontr.c. ~ ss,', ,,..$ h, !, ss a.
t err 9ess lie n w1, ,so he esteem s"d rgsi Of
tainsd himsen - seousin,ed with bun jour. Com.
these VIM w" MISSING vEsSfl. LL,,
n,;,c,sO~s Banaer announces the pIo obs ,'l
Tie P,oIsTE NoksrsOn OF that plac'. WIN a. ~
Ice ss ss:d from Il p csS sSS p sG
Gosst. srd'f sSmn m".s " Robert Ricbar sOn and
. c.Gs q, e the G te all
ro,,so CAPT Petiogiu had hls %' Sresb~ left
d 5 s bis family with him. aud ~; EgosOI Tse r.
wife 10 PlovnctoT.s T aIoe eIs isG BY the Me' So
-.er sad was mostly uninsured.
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MAsvFAory2ID Ci1izrSs The nschinsry a: TIE
City Hal has been in lively operation since ne NO
yeabsr election, In tuning out foreign voters, wac
are chiefly poured INTO toe hopper through the agency
Of TsmmsDy Hal. The process ceassd, according to
law ten dsys before the ls. Of December election.
About 3 O1O have been 1sturaEzed2. 300 in the Con
non Psss, ard tie bssn:s in tae Superior Cont
Half Of lie whole runber are estimated Of Iri.h "a
tvity, majority Of ths other half Ge!m.a, sad tas
residue c. me from al parts of Europe.
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IAiYeftiaennep.
Advertisement
TrNoRs Toward III, DIXON, III. d., Editor

It NM DIhO4Ni 1J'I f17stVVA
Il The scslD OprrstGs sd COUSIN ting Surgeon whoI.
cper;ion Of eor.osves of Any kind VII
move ANY tuucr nature AID sccsssb 70
s ,orc6 T.o process req.res confinement, does dis
nsue end saos paiIl7ss 1n wers acc ssadusr ehsrs,
in TIE fCce and psck where dtfofuiy important
booo AIDED this discoyey IL peculiarly sppca
eqEsy t. ell those Of ,umors OF tue reot1m
pioce. nth extensively pacced 81 Dr. d. Every
stitso 10 Intelligent surseoE can be sufficiently cia
,cfy,i bJ eeI aunt Ct Option OF ,ts csby ADD
'5s p,obsce time required &c fleet the ruoyA oes houTs
fun % 10 sS 10 eSelte b. DR.. D's le.idonce,
n e 5a A. all other hours hs e At his Private Hospital
eyer foIt Il Gonec rte = ProTdJd tr Ga Va
G,QsiIe peiaons CIcse!C deeIc treatment Lsssos
ala.e.ssl . a no. S. " Post Oice
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CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-An Opera Matinee will be
given on Thursday Thanksgiving day, whsn tao
whole of the opera of LA Sonnambu!s" will be par
formed by Maoame La Grange, Laboce ia and CASTER,
together with concert. in which Madame d'Augd,
miss Miner, NJ. Vieu1temps and Others appear. On
Monday next, the Academy opers its doors for two
weeks. Meyerbeers "Robeit 10 Diab!e" will DO the
opera, introducing Carl Fornes, tie celebraHd basso,
IN the character Of Il srtram.
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pUBLIO MEE7ZVG&
rry GOVERNORS.

HOARD OF TEN GOs EhN'U uon.I weakly
pa",d 81 Tan Governors hold Their usua, "eS ~,
The boeic ., seernoon at the Rotunda. Inc
neoSss @, GrNrHER occupied inc cha'i.
TisS"e.,,n1,ricstop was received accompanieu "
,o,;na sdo ID by tho Common Coaneil, repuee.'n.
te Governors to inmecaaeY 70 s,Tard sucb reIei as
cops of ont-6oor poor vistrs 10 su"io s"'A
sbe p~essn of the tines requires. .,a.t;., =.
Coy. TS0ksEsD denounced the commnacsu,1s a. q,
;ssu 70 the Board, and Implying that ,ne soaa u
Goyerpors die not attend TO their dutes Win e'no''"0'
He therefore moved to table u. ,.r. non,
cay MotoyEY thought that the resolutions were goI
nm for buDcombe by a couple on gtntsno' ~ Nv
Hoard OF Aldermen, who are up for Ieeeo; and
Gov PfsEsEY defended the commumeaupu ouu
.nsoIrto,s and claimed that the Bosra on Aider Msn
bsS sut,er yisouy control over this DoaIu, onu Wy
ssn,iensn had no right to impugn their motives. ne
oDtsodsd that GS ~. ,.Sls sss duespec:u
nos,sn reiterated that the co communication
wv c ~ he would not admit That the Board O.:
Aldermen bsd suPervsory power, put mercy Ssa
d. ,iaht 20 examine the accou0ts when rlgnt saey
I'D never vet cyailed themselves OF.
Gov n withdrew his motion, and tie conmunica
t;on wss referred to the Committee on Outdoor Poor
70 report ., L..
G,sphen n. Brsrch OF Mstsel noto'isiy:
10 lie Honorable The Board Of Ten Gorerao,s;
Your psaa s YoS
used bic ntelocu energies nearly two years aud
, sc !. o Us tA c Of hi tsOy
the without further Pfoersstinason that one o. bis
II ocean hsbitatons from be borrowed rton Of tn,
81 900 loaned the COrpoTaon that Mrs Steers near ne
ose which soely geyes bis heart az he
desired restore money before abe died aud thus redeem
his pledge her noble husband aud ensoo her to be
ussth her three little child prior to her reunion Win
GeOse In Heaven that the Aldermen passed bis ca oy IL
20 which Coance defeated By ~ TO Isl votes oo 1s
required 70 that he 10 ck aud fendes snd er-
sry worn out and npores admission TO the Ain"
where be viii work much HIS health will permit, aud VIII
ali dive dollars he gets from 1ue
ery left him. in the form Of fe estate that on his
and cOous he csses an abode IN tne
will long be expensive az puDnC
psupe his feeble puss hourly warns him to prepare Tor
Sesv sinoe rely STEPHEN H. BRANCH
The commnu ioation was referred to the Com nit'es
Of Out Door Po,r. .
Gov. GUsTHER renewed his resoluhoo oh'red "a i
week, 10 Immediately commence the erection Of a
female Penitentary on Blsckwel's Island. Adopted,
and the Committee instructed to report.
Inmstes remaining in the Institutions for the week
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CiosISG rHg SCHOOLS An Impression h@ gone
abroad that tie exercises in pablo SCHOOLS would
be sgspsi ced or che balance Of the week sS to lay
moti;n to that Gect vas made at The last meeting
Of the b. ard Of Education bu. il cid not prevail. We
are requested state 1st both the day sad evening
schools wi ! be open on Friday, As Usual.
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CoCRr oF SEssioss-Beioro Jadge M-rfis ana Ara
s.tiA.ss -T.on1ss b. pscet ca triA t9t Pins
,ogsistf.e 81 hi on the bsuk of HSd July ia upon
the ksspe: Of poItefhcu.s IL kaym'ad strett ne "a,
az. f tie SAFE esris They attempted to pass tee OIL ~
q. the houss before pssns i a. ths pace snd v .ie
1st .e.'eit Tue eS4snoe was very oo-ci'e'
tu IL, ury aner being cot esibctatss Eesy t"9 hoats
d5S,d ro,pec, Il sg;eeirZ Al were az % e.. e
Coat they stood for couytion snd t1i sq''A. A1'
Cen. VS. T. adorned til this -ra-n5-
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DONATION visrr.-DOn't forget the usual donation
visit on Thanksgiving Day at the Home for the Friend
less, ard do roI stay away because you may be I'M
able 10 give az on former occasions. Your presence
will cheer the laboiers, express sympathy in good
work. aid manifest to the worthy poor your desire to
relieve them Let those, too, who have no. been su
reIs by the financial crisis so in person and bcsto~
thank. offering at the Homo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25

FTEPoIYrs UNIoN MissIos.--The people should
not forget to provide on Thanksgiving Day, and ohsr
days also, for the children Of the Mission a. No. ~
Baxter street. We are assured that, in consequence
of the financial pressure the slender resources of this
institution are materially abridged. Such should not
be the csse and we trust liberal increase in dor alton,
may be Immediately experienced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25
Ia " INTELLIGENCE

NorIcr.-The various branches Of the Supreme
Court will adjourn over until Friday, 9Th instan', 10
conss quence Of Evacustion and Thanksgiving days.
III ere will be Q general cessation of court ousiness
until Friday.
The United States Courts will probably be in session
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25

TnANKsGrIxG SERVICE FOR DEAF MUTrs.-Ths
deaf mutes of this city and vicinity invited TO
attend the mornirg service ,l0i o'clock on Thanks
giving cay at ST.. Pauls CHAPEL. Portions Of the ser
vice will be translated the sgnapguags, and also
the seImon by the Rev. DIR. Vinton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25
NEV-JERSEY IIE.NS.

prATs ~ 4 STR tSGTR.-A man came % ini' o'y
iss mter ca ius biIB Alen IA had s-s'tn 500,
~ unecT seeded n csnnftion ne Pu' up u S'
liz Hotel = this city as sGi was ooa.u ing w
Wc3Shsi 'espectiEs hs csss De Si,e cheerful on
ss;U'ssJ Afternoon and ate sE n the ea'oa was t'Nen
sucGtsJ very VI sne Go IL about Eve minutes AIR az as
,sssn he IL supposed 20 he m the State Of Sewfgk Hs
BODY VA Placed - yeste ntoT nation
fnu h, itie.l.. lTlelt6u T:ue American, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25
BROOKE IN ITEMS.

A cou-s o ,ix lsc.1e,, for tbs benefit Of Grace
Ct-rot, William sbrsgh vi bs de iveiedin Washing
ob Hal on ThuIaaay evenings, ccnnet'ins tpm'E'
Tow eYssips.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25
IAdY.-t.lsnl s0 ]

DISEASES cf tie THROAT ana LUNGS are at once
ey 81 ct:ed b. Tyr1 aud iuhsl1 }. K 5rAEgOsDs
OL!vk sold a. &C tottr at No 10 STATE ST. east
Battery Were Testimonials DO seen from 1hlrioW
4 eco 81 Albany; y. Fo~.s Postmaster OF
Nes. SoTT; H. Lsji e.q Of Iso isae penasn5 al many
.1uAlly lyCuiI eht ps.,ous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25

FURIOUS DRIvISG.--Yssteiday afternoon wonl.n,
yLcse nane We could not learn va, run over IN the
Bowe,y near Rivingtou street. By a bakers ssgon,
cr,en by Francis Riley, ard dangerously inldfed
yLppea W be hose and attempted to escape, one
OF TO-, Tenth Ward Police pursued aud arrested h'd,
AID tick him before Justice Wood at Essex MTssi
end be was locked Up for EXAMINATION.