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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-28

Jacob LlrrLr.-The n. Y. Independent
understands that Jacob Little, the grea,
stock broker, whose failure wa. announced
some time since, pas effected "a settlement
with has creditors al 30 days, 6, II and Is
Misunderstanding interest from the day
OF failure, bee, 9Th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-28
WO0D = DTU1DLEN,
WHOLE6AIx AND RETAIL DEALERS

- - - III 9o0LGNS
WHOkE6Ala2 AND RETAIL DEALERS
Bo1aash Ana rrsneA CAemicaIs,
nRU0o AND MkDIUlNEB, PAINTS, O1l0,
- Dy<0tu1b. brushes, Pssfunery, Fancy Ar
ticles, BE-; Also, al the PateDt Medicines Of the
day. No. III AAia-ss., Ksokak. Iowa.
POCKET CUTLERY.
G0M1 very 1as patterns for sale sy
- jano-A THOMPSON BRID0k0,
fpost espy.l 81 Mais-st.
xLAxDEDO WAITED.
IAaN - fl - 1alinitsd anouns, AeIlvsrsa
~ - or 0fl1e. l. j. Bl06ELL 3 co.
D100OLUTloN.
rtNkE pAstassship hsFstofese existiue usdsr tAs
! .sns a.taAyss = 1sseea. ne.ktns Hsston,
y this ~ dissolved. WA. !. HUSTON,
xIs:sst. D. =. -. IH Cs y. Y Z HAnxsas-
DBRSONAL Nasvstivss1 : PilGsaaes Is 1l-Hs.
~ dlaeAen4 MsssaA BY RsAas1 J. n6ftsa, Lisss.
neahAy Asny. Per oalo ~
- IliA, I CAvH Z IAIL1y.
y NkCDOxMe s-neltgious Neral an1 A>oIn-
"A In, elyAahsolsally ayfaAesd. sAA iotssspsrscA
with v9ssey u SssfaI eAssFrAfions. Rejected b
Rev. Chas. Back. For sale BY
dselI CAVE 1 BAILEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-28

iikf At CANANcn8 -on snrlay night
the iJ'h, three story brick building be
longing 70 Il. H. Nssi;t and s. Il. Hank
tamanche, was consumed By FIRE. |, va
occupied by merchant, Nsned Pease. whi
lost $4,000 worth Of property, Of which
$500 worth were covered by insurance.
l. was tho work Of al ineendiary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-28

ApulrrgaTcN "A bottle Of the best Old
otard brandy that could be purchased in
View York was ateiy purchased aud analyz.
ed. US constituents were found TO be Amer.
lean whiskey, and the 81 u cognac, the lat
.@- ,1sea IS :, a-~-s~ t.af~.. il. ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-28

CLOSING OUT WINTER DRY GOODS
Two make room for our spring purchases, W vii
i sell our present stock ut and under hrst eost.-
The stock 10 large and we'll selscted, and Consists Q
cloths cassimerss caasinets jeans, blankets, nsri
nos, aanne delAins cAlicos lsccs, collaSss cmbfei
dsries trimmings comforts, hoods, cravats, stocks
slovss dress shirts under shirts and drawers, wool
On md cotton yarn, and In fact everything kept In
general Dry Goods Store.
ian12d n. IL. ABBOTT D CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-04
1ns Volunteer Association Will not Receive
the Scott Legion.


VIII yo1 please correct statement made In your paper
"rphv among the New York Volunteers except In
GARD the gold qussicnf Az director Of the New
Yo~k Volunteer Association, deny tho "spr rests
s0sey the gold boz affair. Ever he New York
Rs mustered out Of service Al Fort Hamilton
sasjpyity Of the have held tnsmselvos oof from
be officers. Their presence at meetings and other
have only produced III feelings and inuubordi
aaxksn.
Tue New York Volunteer Association is the only orgA.
slsAaun OF the New York Volunteers Tho called
AsSllen, laid Fors Hamilton ears ago,
s TIE efforts OF the officers to muster tao vivors
ga DO futile
a. sArds the gold award the men Who gusts nod
- 5s@cAi Committee Of the Common Coaucil peea
IT. inde anu free Ia the expression their
yssS ~hile the O.her side iourns o.
ssr~ed u nov or have oeea Indebted " "a, officers
IL Ma regiment for personNt favors
Al lneaiLs Of tie SoATd CT Directors, hold . few
ssJe ego, was DIAL mocslT declared mex3eaeat 20 re
srv. re Pennsyl Volunteers on heir contemplated
fGis CITY.
me Ner YORK Volunteer Assoctauon was formed for
s violent pnrFosei IN helping onr ticx and unfortunate
s.Hs abcps, ana for the pasl have hlt -
~ ~lo4t The AID Of tns eoers Of the late New Yors
ss<lncai
zoe Association voul5 take pleasure In receiving their
e,rpsncns during me kei lean ~ar; but OF duty
n 9its such reception shea have not dollar In
Gssdry 70 be the poor aud des IT, 10 u regiment
Tee orCers u toe 90 called New York regiment
ras,e funds among cizans 10 nave grand ies
srs 90 she occasion OF the arrival Of the PeDnsi vaui
vo.rseers IN THE city II 10 - be hoped that sha
s,iis tney contract they - ACT have the bil the
vuianteer Aisociauor for Pos pent We have uov bills
scsed by ctoe,s for "A amour Leg hGa.
dsc1 dol In possession Contracted fog by
ystn TO issocss,cn for psy nent TIE
ASSocsslcn Ill carAdo, iaderepceot or reg
org sau,a the occssion Of the aupigears OK as
ne'urs nt MEXICO In Afe~ dsis full afticalss b.
pOonxnsd. u. FARRELL,
puessnr Ne~ Yors Volunteer A,soctau n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-04

sAsms total OF Ia 4oo, u which eight we're STEAMERS,
s~osrg pa Won dabe l8s Dondablc pasuenges
ri 30 by the above tAbe that th,rd OF
- hiai number Of enigfana for sbe month fs0m
1TaroooL Over orc hs' u the sb,ve numoor Of sr
rivals were within the first ten days Of the month, leaving
- balance OF August very inactive far emigration
~ e0ScorDed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-04
Aaval Intelligence.

me United States socp Of Falmouth, Comm indef
yeaac, arrived Al Norfolk The iss nstsn from Ner
Ye.k
The Bos.on Advertiser, Of ths Sd inssnt, sys- rbe
Cree states socp of-war Dy ane oommsnd-r Robert
Abb. which arrived at this jay ~ from Asy,nwS
viii portion ~ walkers ARM sailed astarday, des
salon tcs reported bit probably for AspnSsl She
sed cut q the hHrbor by steam sig Rc.cue We have
ees-d o. changes he LIST OF officers OF the O. ano
st,ca her arrival here Observation-Disclosures,
R0oef, g. R6bh; Leuier<as, NJ Barney, J0ho D,wues,
l. LINE, Jesse Taylor Puner, Hsnry Esung; Surgeon,
s. Addison; Fret Lieu enani OF Marines George era
ham; xidsbil men, W. N. Allen, g. ID. Cove, O. Nc.
psasA', II Perki-s; Captains Cierk, Robert l. Roob
Purscr'a Ckrk, John n Fas; BoaisSaip, Amos Coison
Scen@r, jkrnss HcCioby; Carpenter CHARLES Board
nSl, Ssilnskrr, John A. Bi'dsail
rae s;eam ffigs.e Nerrimac, ~ the C5arlesown Navy
Tsvd board 10 the Pacdc lie receiving for 20
oulns' cruisS Among the articles - 600 pounds Of
beef IS 4C0 pouncr OF pork 70 900 pounds Of bread add
4,81s sxllors Of whiskey. Several u The odocn have
already reported themselves FOR duty
C.za hat tha nf Tho
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sUmMER RESORTS.

NATIONAL uUTeL, tsOF9 ARaS1H J..@rHs
undersigned deerous Of AcconmodstirE large
yrsrs he house, nte-p his boisf open until Oce
ser The I. " The ATTEST b,
s-nyed swserias ace The nnderxignst prepared
y irynsh 'os able ru,ms and 80 4 ~ who
= gor etn win cal. WODLMss STONES.
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Casa III IL stated that tho owners OF the
propeller Will institute legal proceedings against t1e
OF The steamer Metropolis 70 recover damages for
~ tc-s ~ their vessel ana freight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-04

4 nsrrOrLrO MILITARY JoMPASIxS rat
"a s~ilevu~ .ayS~c. 10 noe prepared q
~Ase arsnsem~nu wfsh target sn,es p.r.dee, b.
o scu'd be glad N ,h~.- giv. cs early "
sre SAYS We Also -i.hed 10 csI heir fsr
- NE manss-mcrr y. ch.nged year and IN
IT @ntou and TIE si@tion viii b.
uv~N " ne rsruns. Foot ~ stEntieth
John BARLOW Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-04

rHg rIrTB wtBD nkNsUR AIrg REPUBLICAN
4 Organization wll nett a. Ia rds Ff h Ward Hotel
Friday evening an inG ~ o'clcck 70, the rnrp,s- 81
81. Ia d. egsle snd o NJ Dem1crs :
NNe onvet held At 81 N he Oh sspe beg
inst RINHARI wrTRE, President
gIa .. rrsv,S {sscrst.r,s-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15
Brooklyn City News.

RxcrGroy or 4 vrprlSo FIRE CospASY.-The Brooklyn
Fire Department turn out t evening for the purpose Of
receiving Phenix Engine Company No. S, Of New Haven,
Conn. The visiting company are the guests Of Phcnix
No IL Of Brooklyn, which company proceeded 70 the
depot escorted by companies Nos II and "a FOR the pun
pose Of conducting the vsters 70 Brooklyn. The Brook
Ign frernen In waiting al the foot Of Fulton street
from early In the evening until abeut O'Clock, when the
visers, with their escort made their appearance They
received with loud demonstrations OF applause when
they landed. No. l2 took charge OF the New Haven
CINE and the company followed. The stree. was hned
with french and the various apparatus. Torch Lights
blazing aud bands OF music were playing. Aner
landing the visiting company were escorted through fn
ton 10 Henry street, where fremen's Hall brilliantly
illuminated and sky rockets and Roman candles let
of in profuson In honor Of the event They proceedod
thence through Atlantic and Court streets, Myrtle avenue,
Bedford avenue Division and Kent avenue, 10 WI
sons Hotel, In Myrtle avenue, where accommodations
made for the ysers and whore they lodged for the
night The visiting company fine, manly set Of men,
and their entertainers less They will be the
guests No IL onring their stay and all tho sights that
IRE 10 be VIII DO shown up In both cities The dis
play tho beat that has been bad In Brooklyn for
years
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sO, the nosi largely represented q aly Of he distant
e=,es or cities.
AloderOus ls,ssee Of Ptlaaeshs enterprise occurred
yesterday connection with the dolngr Of the convention
g~ seros Of resolutions declaring the moSS oreyspdi
wers, On motion Of Alderman HAswel-uade with natural
ser0pohsn ideas and usayes-ordorcc 70 be sent imrle
oy 90 printer, IN order 70 have the copies for
vsrded 70 The members Vie evening Tor Their more
popr ooosidcrauou and nspecgon The reporter. vere
psvty denaed he right 70 copy ue re-o atlons-~hich
I'D po been read 10 ful-srd by no threats or "rnors
sn~sson' could We ooAin then even for q moment bu,
ssre directed 10 obtain printed copy early In tie even
ss nj The Board q Health once But 10 when The bour
arrived, and the nessenger despatched 20 obtain IN,
sopsse found The printer had closed hs ONCE tina
ssy had been touched uhe printer had ron,
sone, distance Of some miles ir The southern par,
q NE CITY.
rheo followed series o. gymnAstc feats on lhe par, OF
ino "DSAnenbes eager obtain the coveted prize; and
sneh about 10 O'Clock, tho original dram obtained
snsr search from the ctosei prinung ofrce The
rssupber, q the Convention disappointed 10 bclrx
rurpisbod uh copies for inspecuep during the evening,
bot ney have 10 thank The reporters only foS obtaining
u In The Papers Of the nert morning
wbeu informed OF his gross dercpcuor, The members
iron New York seemed 10 entertain serious disposition
70 bring movemeu before their Board for the "moro
proper devoOpcmen, Of the Of the village
NE following " account Of Tie coiLgs o. tne Can-
veuoou for Tie second day
ne following sddJoni representatives we're report
cd -
kee I~seg-rIon. a. W Nash, A. w. Adams. WIN.
sesrp and ~ John 7 wa.es, u he Camden Oornnon
Eosyisa,I--oeo n Purter or The p.u,,,,-o uo.,, .,
HA". " hlElfl ~ the Bsdicai socisig y Johr.
So n o. Tie lSltmuro Pathological s,p.e.y. Chas
frss, n y, q DC New Csslo oo0ny Medical s5clcty-
M IRANt4N, 81 bNeW York otsc,d ule folio rs,g osy,
noniestO n Jfn IN Thompson, q NE New Yo,k M.g,n.
Hosgla nv
FoAr % Exr YOpz. ouARAsuxE, sra7r,ra,xn,
llzsNJa Ofn,1- Nay i8, 1857
Hssrg TRASuu, ~
p~7J 30 asd go4l ssse1-1es " Fhlal,,hA No Ipy
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city Intelligence.

hOrFyENTe or MIS-. CNSNfSGfAM-ROv IN FOND
eTHIIT--irLR EFFECTS REMOVED IRON PRISON
TkkIs DRIVE WITH MR.. EcKEL OF LONG leland.
The pubic inhrcst respecting the movements Of Mrs
Curnirsb sn seeps 10 b. greet a. n ~ss before
the trial which resulted In her ncquiial place An
The gossip In the newspapers W her movements, "
cerery rcad and daily hundreds Of persons pas through
Bcnd street look at the house 10 which nr purdeu Wa
90 mys,crionsy murdered On Tuesday last gang Of
women and boys assembled front Of he door and pro
oecdcd TO uy Mrs ounnipsham after their fashion,
ard content with trying her Iroceed> 70 throw ssoue
At the house and made Other vic,on, demonstrations ~
hostility which mis have proved serios had DO; The
end ore Of the fair danes arrested while In Tho nc, ~
throwing stoDc. she was taken before q magistrate
and gave her name Josephine smith, and said sho was
d.nesjc sbe committed, and VII shortly be tried
II the Special e~slcnS.
On Tuesday the furniture n te fonbs bcionsins 70
Mrs Rurdc s&as Cunning ham, taken 70 her present.
rcsidefce 10 Bod rrcct The furniture consisted Of bed
bureau chairs, together with srclcs Of apparel The
cage With the canary bird, wac also removed
On Tuesday II IL rported hat Mr. bcke and Mrs Gun
ninrhsr, drove out In light wagon 10 Hemr-iesd l. r.
a visn 70 friends and recognized on The
road BY several persons A. yea since The trial pssthsr
Mrs Cunningham her daughters have made their a
pearapoe In the public stre but have r, nsin An doors
except In The Instances mentioned above.
RpcunoS iuxSi1 ENGINE Co No 6, or Yrv'Hayxy-
The members a pbenir Engine Co No g. OF New Haven
arrived IN this city last night by the New Haven boa,
They were received by The members q Engue oompa-
and accompanied by bands ~ music prvcecied 10 ths
degnt, and gave their kew Haven brethren 4 beartv
rreeng. B,5Nev Haven Company mustered seventy mon
dressed In the same uniform The New York frrnen
vvs-hre csp, RID shin and black yane They were 90
cmpsnled BY she Ne. Haven Bras Band, but had no
machine when passing The HsAID Office. They viii b
tbe guests of The Brooklyn nremen during their say
Mrs. KESAN ForNp--Miss Eissam whose r,yp<a,,crs
tisaplearance created 20 much excitement In Jsnric
L. L. has been found In the vicinity q BoSon She vas
eighty nsne, wandered away without knowing urc
cey what she wss doing she has been restored 70 hof
friends.
DusnrvRs 90 GovEesoa Rcrrpf wA1yp --pobcrt !
Walker. The Governor Of Kansas took biz dcrarsre
from This city for The scene Of his bors yesterday afer.
noon al o'clock lie was accompanied 10 te cars by
number Of his political and pcrsot al friends.
krroR.-on Wednesday night, sbou, tan minutes
Taet 10 O'clock O meteor observed In this CITY.
usverine the heavens In the direction from souteast 10
northwest appeared 10 have the size Of bowling ball
and emitted green glazing hight similar the lustre OF
hfehal from Roman candle Its movement WINS some
what trembling and very rapid IN the direction az stated
The pbenomcnon wac visible about eecond, when Il
dhsppesred without any noise,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-15

City Polltses.
THB TROUBLE or rA1 DEM0CRACy-fHB WILSON
NALL GsNEnAL COMMITTEE STEALING A Ma aCR
UPON THE sACHENs-rHI DEMOCRATIC yOrEps AZ
READY RNRCLLED.
Al the last meeting Of the Democratic General Commit
tee Of which Wilson Small Is chairman, rosoluuou was
passed instructng the ward committees throughout The
city TO proceed and enrol Tho democratic voters within
their respective precincts beforehe l4th Inst with
view TO have fair expression Of the will Of the demo
cratic masses at the next urinary eieeuu tna] 70 %
held -s- st
work was completed. The exact statistics canIot DO
had but il estimated that II 600 working democrats are
already booked" and hereafter they will have their say
when he primary elections arc going forward instead Of
allowing the shoulder hitters and DULLES
they please. ,uc,
Commits. has quite taken tho wind out Of the Sachems,
and may be their socalled Reform Convention VIII ia
through as lobec was organize the democratic voters
who sided with themselves In their views Us 70 the dsu
button OF the public plumber.
The Sachenls Convention appointed committee a. s
hast meeting prepare plan 70 be submitted on tue AIN
of June adopop and shoud the sAchens go on
and enrol their followers the effect will be 10 create two
organizations both claiming 10 be the regular democratic
party last night as We have before stated, the enrol
mep Of the voters completed, and al The regular de-
have their names put on The books by apply
ing at the ward headquarters. -..Hl -....t ....r
CITY KNOW NOTHING MOVEMENTS.
The city Know Nohings are trying 70 organize their
forces 10 make respectable show next fall They
| swallow them up. Shuuh the democratic party OF
the city be unit Is understood that the republicans and
| Know Nothngs win unite the basis OF fair dis
tribuon Of the spols but should tho democracy bc dv
ded into hostile camps there Is reason TO believe thai
the two opposing parties win each maintain their own or
| gan2aiion.
Friday, the 22d Inst the Know Nothing Congressional
Convention will assemble 10 eject delegates to the Anne
Ran National Convention, which will meet in Louisville
| KY, JuDe2
HE Fifth District Convention Will meet at the corner o.
| Grand and Essex streets. This convention will DO com
posed Of delegates from the Sevdnh and Thirteenth words
ard Williamsburg The following deiegateahave already
| been scecied.
| SsrenM Wdrl-George A. buckingham, George W. War
ner Richard Barnaby Barnes Bennett and Geo. Hendersho
Yhitenih Wdrd-H Clay Robertson, ID I. Washburp
] w Jar Doe Phtt Gould and George II. hanson.
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BIRIfImE INfRLLIGENCB.
CEARTD

CLEARED.
mp Thos Perkins, Smith, Neuin.
Flip Tsrwe. cpccfsr. caeeso"Heseaf pnncsn y"
rsrk De.Las SBrcrD HohenhOldt Ro,ssrdAm-w p
RaIE I.snpish,er xa.iey. Trinld d. N suniA Aoo
Bsis yon.s MIL. Mia c SsSRsS fos,
Brig A Bell d'r, wcois, wninson-Mc Auin. wsscsock
s5s soT% K.s rSEnc, nsEVs
se,rN Josnson ossorns, Mobne-l yssnson.
Ssr S Ssy., fGSSss wT9SD,s rscoSEs Per
sesr g NJ smith smith; Wilmington pollner a FOsser
schr Ko.suiA Tos.r, so.t,aSs " levi. c Co
sSar sersS JSPs Ms.rss MsSlssesamaw Ropes Co
sloop Southport, 0hdvin, New navrn-Maser.
w ss SS. . SSSr hay. rsG Sssr p2s Yesterday cleared
ARRIVED
bicamshp hlnhamn Echcnek Basannh with fnse and pag.
Vim wstb Esp. iis,,ardSe %hsvins sSseISsd ssros.
hsT - s % her ase:s I9
mile. ENR O hs pelaNare iighahp, and arrived a DE city
har vhsr pIs s1' s SSa' RIVER Dc
e l Ras AT 1 , SssS s .r. n. s. We
10 20 spoke .hip .ommouwealih. 0rorsr rom Callao
EsIh Goaen 6.sFsa. ss,IlIe htsl i, win no"rsos
o 1 n % s ~rses ~ sss r , az hS s's :, ~ 81 p
waesnssc and asanaOped only her stern and forrss out
ia,t ncBcon Cole xsS,nie. March 50 passed. crras.r
B ~ sa@ ssir ss Sc 6suied srs showing s :sss
ss s S Sh ss s sss 81 s ss ss ri y %
with biscs letters and red border.
Hart jeverland ren), SteilnNrn. Brruon Is win
rnise and 17 70 Stanton Ruger Sa~ large
quantities Of ice the Banks. No date, i ~ ~ lon IS -
ost overheard IN The fbboum 1O Inst st II An
la Al ~ Ion 81 20 took pilot nun boat Nsry Caane.
BAH Venus, Atkinson Curscns April - With hides ssins
Ac 10 Boonen Graves 20. April z.sw bark 70 anchor
snssr Mona r .S 'sScSg s M
City for New York, 10 days out
rrig VIM Nichols stroui, hhlbridge, dsys, with lumbo
srhI RsnsOm ,rj. King wInascr. Ne with po,alOsa to
nrwolfc
tohr rowrcrthwaiie Betty, wnmirficu, No, sdays
fchr TevernF Corsen, Wilmington, Ne, sdsys
Ehr Anerewr Watson, kesbern, NC, 4dsya
Scbr james W surges, Llteton VI ginlA.
schr q Huntington, lowell, virginia.
tchr Isis, thare Philadelphia for Boston
ecbr whupousa. hcrris Delaware.
tchr I,r John eradley Davis, Delaware.
Rchr Warrior. MI er. RochlaDd.
schr FASHION, LonRslrpet, with from wreck shlp
Minerva ashore al Cranberry Inlet
Steamer Sarah, Jonoe Philadelphia
piesner Wsnasuta, fye New Bedford
RssAmer Petrol Arey. Providence
Steamer Wesiohesser, C,arr. rroyidcncN
MT1xD
Steamship Esnssroo cBr1, Liverpool
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sDooND DAYS PROCEEDINGS

P,rIAngtiTnA, May IL 1857.
" deliberations OF the National Quarantine Convention
tive mus far been Of Harmonious character although
shere slight fears entertained by certain members
IaAi Outbreak win eventually oooir The subject OF
hp~nies There evidently disposition the part OF
Of The delegates from this oy 70 persist In Certain
~tshnd village" notions Of selfish oha-a>ter which u l.
believed have been Ill scgi and driodi for some
ysa
M city or New York n poorly represented In numbers,
ars being only four mcmoers Of the Board Of Aide
present. aud single exception OF all the other
nn~uims cities professionally represented by an ~ n
m delegates who present. however manifest de-
kssnlD~ 70 watch cecy tha, action Is taken tho
pass 81 The convention which will In any way be delri.
sssal W the interests Of the metropolis which they repro
sen, Aldermen Hsswel and Franklin, particularly have
already The general respect or the Convention by
E1on open evidences Of this determination
hoped by the Philadelphia delegates who may
The Convention 70 p4rtake Of thor hosptiuoe fer
br own Interests alone, thai the large prcporienoe Of
members would their aim But the effect OF this
charitable intention partly defeated by the rcsouu
shared by Mr. Hasve yesterday declaring thai upon All
questions involving The nnal decision rec0mmeodl
~ tbc Convention, each body represented har have
alone; although ali matters occurring In The
soaa business Of lie oonverton, q ., votes by
alole) zach delegate shal be allowed a vuice
yhs resolulion carried by he vooes u he Delaware
~zs New York delegates they alone voarE.
me following Is tie mineral represeniAca Of he seye
ral SAJes, viz
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LEGAL NOTICES

NoT1CE-IN A PRoCEss OF NuLrIpLErorNDIro
lN and Exonersuon, depending In the Our d Sessions IN
Rowland before lord Arman Lord Ordinary ~ tns m
stance Of john hnderryn, Jr and nnoher -
weinslon psse Huichesoncwn q glssec- n,.,s am
prentice halter IN GLASGOW out whose prrsen "a
residence II be be alive unknown W ne az r ~
executors, for drpOssl ss me e9l
crec Of the sum ~ flin D. 3D. being ms ~ .sS Johr
yu his con on order been prcnounca W. .nr ~
parties claiming In The said sum 70 rh s ~,
inmation Of The dependence OF the proce~ ~~ " ~
70 be made In ihs and ciher ne" .JoIN MARTIN w r.,
srcn, for said Trustees and szecuorA
ryfrprrc. March n 1851
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