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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-22

IN THE foWN OF
GLsDoN,
IN DAWES COUNTY. INDIANA,
At the Crossing OF the
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD,
On the Wabash and Erie Canal.
g,HE uniersignei will offer at public sale, the
nnmer OF the mist desirable lots in the town q Elion
Elton shy way Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
LUIS a ~ w ~ ca m ait ms ana
go miles fruri rolai,. This locuion on twp OF the
great arteries Of trade and travel, makes il desirable
VI A NUF|A, CTrOR IES.
Coll Of a superior quality is abundant within miles,
All ash, in the immediate vicinity. Iron or Of an
's is sttiea to u ac ms uR' s Sala e
WIfIFE RIVER VALLEY.
snd sast nns IN hay ,e' bee pade 70
! transship at this point this season
Two Thousand Tons of Iron, and a Large
Amount Of Lumber and shingles.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad isn,w putting In
sdngs, and viii offer every facility for trde. point
nue1uslei in facilities for packing pork and manu-
| featuring Sour.
TERMS OF SALE:
- One cash, onethri in year, and one-thiri
in two years; notes without relief, and secured by
W Sale n commence at n O'Clock A.. VI.
The following inducements are offered Q, purchasers
who become actual re.ifents The second AMI third
payments shah Re discharged full the FRS. Eve
lots from one to five nclusive upon which buildings
n the amount Of the ND erected within ak months
nom day Of sale. The third payment shall he dis
charged upon the second Eve lots, from six to ten in
clusive) upn which buildings erected within nine
months. The two deferred payments on any four lots
bill of by any person, shall he discharged when the
purchaser to he built, steam grst
Where s Se.%een the canai and White RSer within
hrcefourths y mile Of Eldon. The same privileges
will Re EXTENDED 70 any person Who may erect any
| other .team mandatory.
| Any mechanc who huys front lot, in addition to
hav'ig his chance arove, shall have bond for a
dee 10 his choice back lot, Conditioned that he lives
/ on the premises six months.
Liberal inducements will be offered to any other
| terprise not mentioned.
p. u. KENNEDY,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-22
Authorized Capital One Million Dollars
100000.
$3.50 y FIJI G T.. 90 ~ -
NO. 81 WALNUT STREET, ABOVE SECOND.

NO. d WALNUT STREET, ABOVE ssCUSD,
PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE INsUR ANCE, or -8uiidinas, :Furni-
ture, Merchandise, &c. generally.
MARINE INSURANCE. on G tRGOEs and
FREiGz;Ts 10 all parts Of the World.
INLAND INSURANCE ON & oods, &c. BY
LAKES, RIVERS, CANAL, and LtND Car
riages, TO ALL PARTS or THE UNION, ON
the mos favorable terms, consistent with sc.
CURITY. . .4-sa.s 1la.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-19
Fatal AecltSt ( Cn the Eric Il aalrond

ONE PERs ON KILLED AND ABOUT THIRTY WOUNDED.
accident OF mos; serious character occurred last
Saturday Afternoon, about Eve O'Clock she Della
branch Of the Erie rarpad between Henkins and Lord
Vile, Rbout one bupdred and Gfy miles from Jersey
City appears the train, consisting Of baggage and
two passenger ca left Dankrk bali past nine O'Clock
Friday evening, and al the point med thrown
81 the track apd preopased down embaukneut about
twenty feet b'eb into the Delaware. Tne accident
il 10 ssid, was caused by the displacement OF rail-
witch he'd been detached from one OF the chains or
tocks.s By torne means unknown. The eogipc ran OIL
aloe Of the track while the cars Tell upon cs
5rasirg through H. but MT enough to completely sub
merge inem The ce In fact, the means OF saying
Tho pas,erse,s bi drowning The corcussicn srssned
all the pess AID tbre~ the su the passengers
u c0nfvrso neep, into end Of toe Eorur a
however the injury sustained not 90 great might
have been exp.oted from the nsaro Of the acsde Al,
Gee man Was KILLED by the axle Of the baggage car
With the exc. ption however, Of tho brakeman their
wourcs not considered riors but Is thought that
be ~l not The deceased Is . sailor, and has .
family resi' ing in 6fock!n Hs name IL no, known oy
Informant. koie O. tee persons had any hubs or
bones broken. Among toe injured is Judge Wilson o
Cincinnati or Chicago, who escaped with few Sign
bruaes burns Mr.. p. Mount wss some VIA
bruised and cut sbout the left side Of the face, but
very severely.
An ACCIDENT OF serious character occurred,
are informed upon the same road about week ago by
which four jost their lives but tho fact cd
trAnspre 81 thc time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-19
winiamsburg CITY News.

fDrsu's Drs1rKn,sts YESTERDAY sf'ernccn about
ockok, there alarm OF Gro for the rst district
(9reCnpont) but from Whist could not be ascsr
tabed Al the of SEQ )ud and North Fh streets
,pfre compsnies Nos and 10 had .krn'sh, In which
several persons hsd ner faces somewhat dhdgurei The
uriva Of Chief tpsneer Talbot and several polcemen
put stop to the dsrHoefui proceedings bu, no srres
were made.
On saturday evening about 10 O'Clock, there vs an
alarm Of re for the First district caused by Ore At A.
tofia or At Yotkville,
BioHvar RoRsuY "A mar named Fenwok, residing
towards Bowronviiic knocked down and robbed In
bc upper part OF Grand street late saturday night by
q ssDE uf four ruRsns he had stopped into porter
for-e ~ tst something tep the c1e ON, and rendered
trfe tias W N payment The ruilans followed him
tsu. Wtft. sHo .'trr teutEre tim tOwn art sagfiug
r.a s,ffd ts rOrkeis % Ghout ~ he bad aao s10ut
sASs - s.s ieL lOe.e,, v hsA sney dia AZ, ascoysf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-19

The following tat or Inc oI.cr. Of the stoop of
var sustogs, cf the home squadron, which sailed on
Wednesday sst fcr ~ Thomas spd nruse Comm and
er, X. q. 1fltou. LCutobaus, Jchn wilkinson Andrew
Brysor Greennef CDley, BaDoroft Gber.rd surs yon
W. Kellogg; Purser. A. A. Bshnsp; Assistant Surgeon,
" O'HsTs; Master, J. ". Sbrx, FIRST Lieut. Nstioes,
John o. Payne; PassAd Hdshlpmen J. NJ Sribfns
Hness Armstrong; Mld,hIpnan, r. o. Nsihews; Pur.ess
Cerk, y. YORK Acting Bost-vslu, James q. BrIsss;
Actng Gunner I. r. yeEsse Usrpeaseg, aecygs wlsnor
Astrs StNuAte-, L, O. wskemans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-19
yWE NEWS raOM CHIsi.
a,,.,,tcppf Particulars of the Bornbsr ruucnt g
81 tsn,os-rhe French in CochIn Cnirs--
ty,,,,. pse sevsl Expedition.

Ittcm Iivfrbcol frs. Dsc 81
In rcspeot Of the bombariment OF Cantor rH
have more anne details than ihOs, c0u'a'u.
re iel,r ptir tfsratCh eiftoiy published
nud ttt at,r cese.iutU j1 mt r'.'l c'
totnt, So - pt.c pas'e Vve- rrf' Z l1
ryEt iusuat ~ sap Vi BIl1Sa cs..se. lla. '--.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-19

DEPARTMENT OF STATS, |
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 1857.
TIE Secretary of State to WHOM referred the reso-
luton OF the Senate Of the I'd inst requesting the Pees
cent to c0Dmuricate 10 thas BODY Il not incompatible
with she pubic iperess, "copes of all crrespondeace
betveep the govern OF the United states ana tue
Netherlands, Ia relation 10 the refusal N diptomsts
agents OF The latter 10 appear before courts
a. justice OF the UDiteo States and give testimony In
criminal OF fsns bearing thereon, which they
may be oospzan" has the honor 10 lay before the Pre-
sifent the IaPeys mentioned To the oioDcd bss All
which Ia respect uiy sunntted.
W L. MARCY.
TO rp PRESIDENT OF IHs Usyrsp srAre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-19

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-19

The city railroads were cop.idera ably impeded by the
NOV but they aged to keep running oil night with
double tepms large force Of aborers however, were
necessary TO keep the tracks clear
AS this storm undoubtedly extends an immesss
Of country msy expect to hear OF the mails
being very much de aimed for some time Great damage
Ia 70 be also to the shipping ,ns coas
the wind last shi blew directly upon shore.
There a number OF o. yesterday, and atnoxga
ibe Hremer procured enough Of when the hydruAt
were open II oupd that the mos.part OF the
frozen tight and The wood had TO out away sd
tres lit to Raw the ice before the water would run
THE STORM ELSEWHERE
BOSTON, Jan. I8, 1857.
Iast night and to day have expert the coaos.
weather Of the This morning tho thormo meter
ranged from four TO ten deerees below zero. There
a strong north wind aud o light this evening. By
order tf the ely government two steamers kept
rupoirg to teep the ohanpei cpeu The Ice is rapidly
makirg In the hsrbor, but probably this extra steam
power will prevent seyous interruption 10 navigation.
She ferry boats continue running
PkovpxNOy, Jan. le 1857.
The thermometer this morning wns ten degrees below
ALBANY Jan. Is, 1857.
The weather is inteusey cold here. rhe thermometer
at 8 A. H. marked l8 degrees below
PmLADELpaIA, jan 1s, 1857.
A terrible snow storm commenced 10 day al aoon
The snow on level six inches deep and two feet In
drifts
BAtnhoRn Jan. Ia, 1857.
There has been terrific snow storm ai dsy, which
still continues The cold Is intense and there high
wind.
WARRINGTON, Jan I8, 1857.
tremendous snow storm con mencod here this
ing and still tinns The weather Is cold and bluster-
ing. No mail has rived from the north to-dsy, having
ns.ed the connection at Bshimre The thermometer at
this evening IN Sheltered position marked velve
degrees above zero and has been abou. She all day.
The ~bcb left for Baltimore at hall past fou- this
sernoon proceeded az far Blsdenburg when 1t was
obliged return. started again at half past SIX With
engines and will probably &c! through some ne
during the pight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-19

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-19
Nh. MARCY TO Nh. BELMONT.
I,pXuJmfNr on STAT

WAfMNctos May 10, 1853
Sp- rtgYet to be under the Iccessity OF requesting
ipvits the stsr,lon 81 Mr. Van Hall, Munster o.
lorogu AGsirs. 10 the eouye OF Mr. Dubois rsi1eDi
w,n;sWr this goverb mt IN regard 70 melancholy
slar whch he witnessed "a puohc motel In washington
Hits uaysego.
l. vinbe slfBs'eut cr ny present purpose 70 state,
hat wbie hs AZ hresbiast public tiDlbs room of
ue iotl a 6lflCufy arose beiNten Member ot Con.
e'e,s std oue OF 50 waters o. tho hoci aud a per
strai rrrfic' eIsved tetrten tsese parties, vhicn
rstvHc ~ she death of the from psto sbo, Cred
uass,ta'te 30 re pu,po,e or judo'sl invesrss iop
and tho District Atrrey casfged With the public prose
cuon of lie onebce. invited Mr. Dobois 10 sieTi TIE
Uour ste give hs testimony hecs.e. rhis he declined
%, sbd the bfutfrc il sdcpartmert vas invoked 30
rducc h m to rHit0 siesc, urdor the Las of "a
save euntsiy trttsyovrco tc ccavnce Nr Dubos ,ha,
he vuud ros CO y conirhu,e largely N the sdmnistrs
or Of jstee BY attending bot incresse his claims
hc seed vil q tsis oUlonuniy and sresy augment be
OF usef rcts T. hs sovernnent regrst tast he
les not been sbo " view ,be after D the light In -hloh
have presented to him. 1hs perhaps ought not 70
crcse surrse as ho hss bus a,oy arrived in The coia
try snd entire s,rsrrer smous IN, snd IN Bis en-.
hrrI as~ eut not upressorsbh tbst ne should have
consulted oolospucs IN the dipom alto corps hs Ter
sio-d ths they have sdvise1 him 70 pers his reiass
tc tnpssr before the couvt II 10 not donbtod that yh
by tho usses Ct nations snd The Law OF the United tGs
81. uhols ia the Les right ~ decline u give his tes
r0py bot he Is al perfect liberty to exorose this pif
Fs 20 tte extent requested ard By eJirr no does not
sheet hlnsclf the jars 5icon of ths coutty rhe
ccu srcss ~ this csso arc such ~ TO appeal srous az
20 ,he raiyerssl ,erre Of Justice. M Dubois VA, Is
believed the ouly unprejudiced person Who vtuossed
he vtoe snsr and Is not probable that justice car
be- dvre 10 The case vStout iis evidence. II TOE Sc-
cused eeed IN self defence, - h sgcd, ne iBno-"n,
al Re rr re charged and there 70 high moral obrgA
uaa rpcp gr Dubois 10 contribute bis testimonv N e5
tsbu che fact. But ~ On tre con'rey he = guilty,
thc cislrs of ustcc ge cot less inroratve aot y =
"c, tssdes, augmented By the insr' " co.. q le
Taoss cspsldcr,oEs nays ~. hsd liza. ..aasnt apVa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-19

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The Washington union., 1857-06-09

THB RESOLUTIONS or THANKS. The following are the
joint resolutions of thanks passed by the Board OF Com
Council yesterday, and referred TO in report Of
their proceedings
Joint resolutions OF thanks 10 the President OF the United
States 10 the Secretaries of the Navy and OF War; to the
officers and men of the United States Marine Corps who
were engaged In the suppression Of riotng on the LIST
of June, 1851 and to the artillery company which
sisted subsequently In the maintenance Of peace.
Whereas owing TO the fact that the places for holding
the polls of the first precinct of the Third ward and the
first precinct Of the Fourth ward had previous TO the late
annual election been selected each other and near
the Northern markethouse which might serve a
for irregular assaants of the voters at those polls APP
prehensons entertained that the public peace would
be disturbed in that locality the day of election and
whereas the existing law only authorized the Mayor to
appoint ten extra policemen throughout the city in
of emergency and Whereas in view Of these facts and
of disorders at previous elections, bill was introduced
in the Board Of Common Council the last Monday in
May Just past authorizing the mayor to employ fifty
ira policemen on the then ensuing election day and
whereas the Board of Common Council did, by strict
party vote reject that bill and whereas the small civil
force thus inadequate for the suppression Of the dis
turbances tho day of election and actually
by violence the poll of the first precinct of the
Fourth ward being closed for time 10 the legal voters,
and citizens being beaten and shot Therefore,
BE roiroi &C., That the thanks of the corporate au-
thores and people of Washington due and here
by rendered TO the President of the United States and TO
the Secretaries of the Navy and of War; for the prompt
in which they responded TO the call of the mayor
for military assistance to suppress the rotng which took
place in this city ON the LIST day of June, 1851
Rolued That similar thanks due, and rendered
to the officers noncommssioned officers and privates of
the United States Marine Corps for their alacrity in
pairing to the principal of the rotng that
son for their forbeaance under contumey and for their
resoutc when it became necessary for them under
the orders Of the mayor to acta course which, though
attended with affecting results probably saved the lives
of many citizens
Resolved That credit also awarded to the company of
artillery which, under orders from the War Department
repaired to Washington and by their presence assisted in
the maintenance of peace during the night.
Reolped That authenticated copies of these resolutions
be transmitted to the President to the Secretaries of the
Navy and of War, and to the officers and men of the
Marine Corps well as those of the artillery herein
ferred to.
The Washington union., 1857-06-09
AFFAIRs IN NORTHERN MEXICO.

The Brownsville Flag 9th ult has later intelligence
iom the bordering Mexican States. Ex-Governor Cara
mad been nominated governor of Tamaulipas by the
cent democratic convention at Camargo Comonlort the
present occupant of that high Office nominated for
President OF the republic
Antonio Canales had been appointed by the general
government oommandern.chef of the forces for the
state of Iamauipas The Flag quotes the Matamoros
ltanchero:
on his arrival ut Victoria to assume command his
tPon was contrary to his expectation the inhabitants
~ victoria assembled together and having proceeded to
ih quarters bid him TO evacuae the town. peaceably
II ne would, iorciby IL they must He not having com
Pe with the former request they obliged to
pei him to comply with the latter alternative"
resident Comonfort recent visit to Tacubaya to
inspect the railroad in progress at that place. assault
gu ny one Noriga, noted bandit, with poniard. The
m'aI blow was warded off by bystandcr, who promptly
knocked the would-be assassin down He finally
cured tried convicted and sentenced suffer- the pain
VI death the next day atonement of his treason
Tic confessed that he bbed to perpetate this act by
ontralists of the city of Mexico
The Washington union., 1857-06-09
United states Mail.
VIRGINIA.
fosr or1cs DrrAa11nSr, June 5, 1887.

rosf OfTNE D~ARlnST, June s, 1857
DR0P0SALS for carrying the mails of the United
States September, 1857 3oth June 1852 on the
following VIRGINIA. and in the times herein sec
the Office OF this department unh
24h day OF July next 10 be decided the following
day
No. 526S From Harrisonbug by Dayton Bdgewater Messy Creek,
Mount soon, Parnassus, Augusta springs letanoni
White sulphur Springs Deerned, ClOyerdae, and Green
Valley 10 Bath Alum, 81 miles and back, three times
week In two horse coaches.
Leave Harrsonburg Monday Wednesday, and friday at
4,
Arrive al Hath Alum by Q, y.
Bath Alum Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at A.
Arrive al IIarrisonburg by 0, p.
proposal guarantee and certificate also instructions
requirements be embraced In the contracts the advertise
January February 1855 and February 1857
them pamphlet FORM In all the principal post offices
AARON V. BROWN,
Postmaster General.
June 9--Iaw4w
The Washington union., 1857-06-09
B Y TELEG q II A p IL.
The Great Railroad Clebrat.oa

The GreH Railroad Cdebrdsoa
ST. LOUIS, June 6-Owing to misunderstanding that
the celebration would not till Monday five hun
drcd excursionists remained at Cincinnati and only
reached here this morning. The city authorities, not
being of this report had made preparations for the
entertainment Of additional number but have since
quartered the strangers board steamboats, where they
will have to remain till Sunday afternoon.
Among the strangers Ex-Governor Bglcr, of Penn
sylvana, and Senator Douglas also, many noted New
Workers and Batimoreans.
Great numbers propose returning home via Chicago,
and others of extending the trip to Keoxuk.
The Washington union., 1857-06-09

Two WOMEN YoKED IN PLoUGH.--During last week
very unusual sight attracted the attention of the rail
way passengers while the trains passing through
BiShopon Of Moss 1t that of two females yoked in
plough, which guided by an upgallant male who
held the stills The only way of accounting for this
centric proceeding is the suggestion that the land, which
newly reclaimed is too light to admit of horses being
employed. .-Greasock (Scoland) Adce,tsr.
II the color Of these yoked females had been black
instead of white, and the of their degrading
iaoor had been located in Virginia instead of Scot
lahd our Scotch contemporary would have had another
way OF accounting for the eccentric proceeding"
The Washington union., 1857-06-09
Additional Particulars.

It is mistake that Mr.. Earlys brother was lost DIR.
Early and his brother of Green county Virginia,
both saved by the Galveston, and at the Washington
Hotel,
Mr. Mills, whose dead body is here was just closing
his business at Lvaca intending to reside hereafter in
Clinton, louisiana He in the small boat with Mr.
Grover until the rope cut, when he was knocked
overheard by the tackle block swinging around and
striking him on the head
Some of the opinion that the fire originated in the
hay slowed away between decks
The bodies of Mrs. Mills and Millhouse have been laid
out, and enclosed in colns and will be sent on 10y the
Galveston to New Orleans
The body of Joseph Hamilton is also appropriately
shrouded and coned and will be buried at o'clock to-
day He resident of Trespalacos Texas, and owned
considerable land in the vicinity of Lavaca
Mr. Millhouse from Dallas, Alabama, where his
family resides.
The following survivors of the disaster at the Pal
mctto House, Daniel Sullivan St Louis, Missouri John
Ezell st. Louis; G. w. Early Virginia; John e. Wheel
or, Powdcrhom
NJ w Garrison and p s. Miller, of New York, are at
the fremont House.
The Washington union., 1857-06-09
sill Later.


News OFFICE, Sunday, o'clock, p. m.-The revenue
cutter is just in. She brings Captain Sheppard alive He
picked up clingng to some lfepreserving chairs
nearly exhausted Great JOY is manifested at the of
his safety.
The cutter also brings in alive James Brown watchm
of the Louisiana; Samuel Wells passenger, Wisconsin
She brought dead bodies. One attempted to be
drawn from the water, where he clinging to chair
but in throwing the rope the chair disengaged from
the hand of the body, which then sunk The body was
Of young man. with long black hair and heavy beard
The pilot boat is also just in. She brings three per-
alive and six dead bodies. The names of the res
cucd persons Passengers, S w Fichn, of Virginia
John Sandford, Texana and John Howley, fireman
The dead are three Germen women, and one boy two
years old-names unknown Colonel cambridge, Of
the United States army. Also young American lady
unknown
We have time to mention many important par
tcuars. The efforts Of Capt Sheppard to do all that
could be done to the lives of his passengers are
spoken of by all deserving of the highest praise He
was the very last leave his vessel and could scarcely
have survived ten minutes longer when picked up The
last words he heard to utter when he threw himself
in the water with only chair to support himself
inquiries for the safety Of the passengers.
The passengers also give the highest praise to Captain
Dennison of the Galveston for the noble exertons he
made also TO Captain Cornell of the cutter and
to Captain Walters, Of the potboat for their unremt
ting efforts to the lives of The passengers, officers
and crew of the unfortunate louisiana
We should not omit to state that the aldermen of our
CITY Immediately met when they heard of this calamity
and made an offer Of everything that could be wanted by
those who rescued from watcry grave ale
viate their suerings and make them comfortable as
possible in their state Of utter dcstitition Surely
better appropriate application could be made of
the hospital fund.
The Washington union., 1857-06-09
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ben. a. Il. A. whitlock a. Co.


10 BeeEman Street corner Of Nassau opposite The AsOr
House,
PRoPRIEToRs or CHAMPAGNE oESANT CABINET,
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants ord Dupuy, Co. Hennessey Pnet CAS-
n Co.. and other highest reputation and sole
etors the bTaod brandes the native aud favor Of
Cognac, viz
Vineyard Of Chateau fernard
I1queur des champs dor
Superior vineyard, yieux cognae
Also
Exclusive importers OF the
Old Royal Hollands,
BurgOmaster schnapps,
Madera ana fort wines
Ales, poricrs and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE CREMANT.
BM&EA Co. tho exclusive owners q this wine and
receipt shipments by regular packets and beg those who
may not have given trial do under their guarantee that
viii superior deaoy Of flavor and quality any wine at
present imported
BENZ NJ Whtlock
Ewd A. Whitock,
Fredk j. ILaverstick, BEN, a T. A. WHIIlOCk u 20.
Oliver W. Dodge
Henry Cammeyer.
May 26-1ys
The Washington union., 1857-06-09
Public Meeting.

TENHE citizens of Washington who condemn un-
quaihody the invasion by renegade band Of
Baltimore known the Of Iug Ugues
municipal elections their
with elections and who tho President OF the United
efficient
constitution suppress the enforce the
violated right respectfully invited
meeting tho City Hall O'Clock Thursday
adopt such resolutions win bc expressive Of these import
opinions
made obedience to the wish of large
Of ctizons who have signed paper to that effect.
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