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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29
RAILROADS.


Plttsbafg rert Wsyne 1 chicago n
H>hs0reai rsnnsylv anita 1este opene1. The Pitas.
bufgh, PORT Wayns and Chicago DsiiYoad Oom-
psny, hsvs complseed arfaaeements With be n =
o., tAts great rouse b noe opened 70 shippera,
sr1 thsy 0sy depeed upon having goods pot through
With pso0psitude and dispatch between
CHICAGO AND ALL TIE EASTERN cIrIM
She ction Of his Railroad At Pittsburgh viii
the Pennsyvsnis Central Railroad makes u b. far he
mos. drsirabie route for shippers b TWEEN
CHICAGO, PHILADELPHIA d BALTIMORE.
And equally rs good Is any other route TO New
Yrk. while the merchant purch asing In Pittsburgh
will 6n1 this the only true route, It hetns the MY
ra.lrosd
RUNNING WEST FROM PITTSBURGH.
For the beneht o. shippers and western merchan
We hsde arrangements with Leech Co the especis
agents Of the Pei nsylvan Railroad, who are the
only parties authorized TO give through receipts ov or
this route.
OFFICERS AND AGENTS
Bnston-No ~ Kilby STREET, = Evans.
sire I, John Cis'k; Not Battery Place, J. Nc
Donald
Phua 'eiphis, No I Dock street, Iesch 4 Co.
Baltimore-ko 80 Nortn street, NsgrAv Kocna !.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Railroad Depot Liberty
L street, Leech Co
| ChtcAg--cizTk street, two doors nth Of Twelfth
street L-ech 4 Co.
To any Of whom shippers atpy for rates and
any add ionai Information they may d-si,e
LAS. ". AUS3EN. AZ ut, Chicago.
Jos. n. MOORE, Sup't. Zoe; ld,fl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29

NIHEREAS on the Ath day OF August, A u, 1857
w Thomas Temple executed unto tieorgs D.. Nj
ctaais - Trustee, Ger ain deed OF Trust convey.
tns 10 SAID Trustee ,hn Ia IN O,,a.t, Iva
desoribcd NJ folo~s, TO wit Apart OF tho Ea,t hall
OF the ko'th Eart quartz. % rcctiun twenty 4. J.,
lSol to~nrhp seventy isht Isl, North Of Rang.
two III East OF the Filth PrIu,,p,i Meridian he.
ginning fourteen litl rods hast from tn North
west corner. and from theme, running soutu Nv, IA.
sy-thrse t23l rods theme. kast fourteen M rods
thence North twenty three 1881 rods thrac- W,si
- the place u beginning containing two acres 81
land. together with sil the appurtensuc-s tn reuno
bejoneing which said convey ance was mad. by the
ead TEN. e for tho purpose 81 securing thu payment
at certain pfonssOry mole and the interest thereon
executed by said Thomas T, nplr dated tn, ath dn,
Of August, A u, 1851 sni pay able 10 tn order II
d. W. Van kvera, siSty days after da,e for thrc.
hundred ami sescnty-onc liars [$sIil
And nov, said note having be ou,e due AMI payable
and the said Thumas TEN, lie having fail, TO lay III.
same |, George l. Nichols Trustee a. asiessii d
hcr.bs give Ills pabie NJ Ice. that by virtue OF ia
power which 10 In me vested ty sail deed Of Trust,
IVA. n Saturday the 3lst day OF oct b-r. A d.
day, at the Court Honsr door IN the city OF
davenport, County OF Scott, Iowa. expose and offer
Tor sale Al psblic auction 10 the highest ldef fer
cash. the parcels OF land above de> rh. or So niue,
thereof ~ shall be sufficient to .atsfy and pay IN,
amount OF said note with the est thereon TO the
DAY VI sale together with the cost aud rx-nses Of
said sale, costa OF this notice and Trustees fees
Upon the completion Of such sale deed will be siy-
Trust.
Dated the 9Th day OF October, A D, 1857.
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS,
ocSdewsw Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29

VHE sabecrieeS having this day purchased the e.
j tire interest Of ?. 0illett Z o. In ~ STOW
cane, III psrsons owing the sasA 0illet 8 90. At
ersAU roQuastsA = cal 80 soeale tAe 49, v1Shni
oolaS.
1Sr.Ust ~ ., w.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29
New FORK ana Boston.
TIME AND DISTANCE SAVED, VIA
.VeaC York and Erie

woo FORK ana Erie
Vide Gauge, Double Track,
3 A ! L r o A D.
Va !: Dunkivk, Buffalo, EiGsars FoAs or Sss-
pens1on Bridge
YwH1S Is the only Wide Guage Railroad having
i wide And spacious Saloon Cars running through
from Dunkirk, Buffalo EiasArs Falls and Suspension
Bridge 70 New York
without Change Of Cars or
Baggage,
aOrdingunusualoomfort,
Speed 4 Safety.
Boston passengers leave New YORK daily, q
O'Clock, 2. n, on the
Nest Splendid Steamers In the
world.
Via
Stonington, Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are good ON sithe, Of The alovs
routes.
Through Tickets and general infsrmaaioe can y
psocersd q the Oo0panyt 00ee, No. - Deosessn
osreet, opposite 1fenont Hose, CAicago.
Merchants, Produce aa1 oeeek DeGlesS - nAhs
lhfoexh son1eew y sal1tng q ~ Osa0oAeF 49,
~ sSsaR e. 4 59ssssss ca d1ssSa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29

Fresh groceries.
NJ. DALZELL, Jr., h Go.
ooRHSR OF SECOND AND rsnay sfRssTs.
THANkFrI FOR pms. patronase,we now oGcr I
i the public ~ large n choice selection Of
Fresh Groceries,
SUeARs-N o. crushed, clarified, granusied and
powdered. MoLAssEs-Au kinds and guaiitics.-
CotvER-Ric, Java, Lasayrs, roasted and ground
FKAs-Ai grades and prices. yINHoAR-Purc ci.
der and common. Spices, pepper, indigo, starch,
soaps candies soda, saeraus, ground rice, tsptoca,
sage, fruits nuts, candies, TAisR ms, English pickles,
saIces, herbs, Bath brick, Matches brushes. pesrl
barley, split peas, chocolate, horse radish, white
beans, be-f touRues,s 9. hams, crAnherrios, buck
wheat nour. corn meal. &c.
Can1C1oxa Flour
Asuperior article In tbl. and haif Dbl sacks.
Cr0cSne Biscuits.
IS hoxes In store. Jus received fresh water, sod
AID butter crackers. CHKEsE-~estern rescrye and
Hamburger.
FISH.
Aackerel, salmon, white csh, goldfish and herring.
Wooden Ware,
Our stock IL complete and well assorted.
BASh ETS-Of oil kinds, siErs and prices.
Nov 9Th Il. DALzRLL Jr. 1 o..
FRESH .lRRII.lL.
Fresh Groceries and Good Things,
Smoked Haibut, Salmon in kits
g SALMON, Mdckcrel
Mackerel, Ebls 4 Hrs
Eels, Herring
Baskets Baskets!
or every size, shapc and quality low b. bought
in the city. Also CABS and WILLOW WARE, Of
every description.
Ground 1tCo,
A superior article for Pud!ines Also Tap!eca Sage
Thyme Marlnrum, s Savory. French N ustSI I'd Pickles
Preserves, Fruits and Nuts, Candies, &c, &C In
fact every thing may BE- found at
DAIZELLJR h co.
!rsyaatf SECor 2nd and Perry ets
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29

FIELD AND GARDEN SEED.
NEW AND GENUINE.
WE have now our stock for Spring Trade fully
w completed, and shall be glad to see orr friend.
nd oil who are wan, nc Seeds 'or the Farm or Gar
'ten.-Among our Field Seed may b. 70 nd
srRruo wHEATS, BARLEY. RYE MrLLET, POLAND
OATS. EARLY AND LATg POTATOES
Z ING PHILLIP, RED BLAZE, AND OTHER VARIETIES
OF CORN Ere, ETC.
Glover, Timothy and other q rasses, with large as.
}, tment Of Sc ds for Root crops.
Fer the kiithen Garden viii be found a full and
ompete assortment OF every vesei abb seed wan e i
the best varieties and selected with great care aid
many at much expense. Several new varieties Of
Seeds viii be found among our mpor atoms
CHINESE SUGAR CANE PURE SEED.
The subscribers have obtained supply OF The seed
1.-THE above llaEt, now attracting much Of public
attention. 1t is most thoro ghy endoI sed Ly thu
cadlng Agriculturaists, and agricultural Societies
aud Agricultural Papers IN the Union
At this especial time it is We worth trial. From
IL can be grown seed which Will be found valuable
corn in addition to the stalk sor syrup or forage
making 1t much more pr Fl aole than ordinary crops
4 gentleman who has tried it, says:
Zone acre OF the stalks, properly cultivated will
Weld from AGO 10 800 gallons of fine syrup, equal
The best New Orleans; and from the same roots a
second crop Of excellent fodder. SoWn broadcast OF
close drills. land deeply plowed or highly man.
ure 1t VIII yield thirty to Gffy pounds of superior
fodder to the Ihe iced Is excellent for human
food when ground into meal, and fattens domestic
niuals very speedily.
The seed, which has been very carefully kept pure
rom the original Importation will be ,fered in c tn
ackAges, each containg enough to plant -fouri
in drills, with full directions for the cult
.atlon, which is pei fectly simple These packages
will be forwarded per mail free Of posage. to any
add ess receipt OF - for each package When not
ent By mail, We will furnish propor,ionate guam
ny.
Early orders are sole ted, IS the supply Of seed 10
quite limited.
OUR IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT will be found
completely stocked with tools and MACHINES every
style and mode Of Farming, and all Of the most a.
proved articles.
" Dealers supplied at liberal discounts.
eFun Catalogues eratis on receipt of postage
stamp.
HENRY d. EMERY & Co.,
No 904 Lake Street, Chicago, ILL.,
mch10
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29
F0nteneIle Bank Of Bellevue,
Bellecsse, .Vebraska.

JOHN wEARE. President.
ThOS. n. BENTON, Jr., Vice President.
JOHN J. TOWN, Cashier.
HE subscribers are stockholders and owners o
the above Rank, and Are by the provisions Of its
Charter, individually responsible for al its issues
and will redeem its notes in coin At the counter OF
the Bank at Bellevue, Nebraska, and At the Bank Of
Elgin, Elgin. Illinois; Offices of Greene & weare,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; and Gee ne, Weare 4 Benton,
Council Bluffs, Iowa. in exchange on New York. at
current rates or In currency.
GREENE, WEARE BENTON,
GREENE WEARE.
NORRIS G, TOWN.
II. h. GRAVES.
decl6lp JOHN J. TOWN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29

chicago AltOl & 81. Louis X. Il.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.
vd.ns leacs Chicago for 81. Louts and lnssruss-
did.s places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excep.sd) o0OAn
Express Train, (saturdAy's excepted) 1ll0pn
trdtns ledcS 81. LotisJ5r Chicago and s,sserrne
didte pIdces.
Accommodation Train, Sundays cxcepieD 7oNAk
Express Train Saturdays excepted) 3opYs
Trains run directly through, without change of
cars or baggage Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ing:on, Springfield, Carlinvie and Alton.
w.Trsins run this road make direct connections
tn Joi,e. Out on and Michigan Central Railroad al
joliet making this the Shortest Qucket and most re-
liable route between 81 Louis and New York Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central Z. II It BLOOMINGTON for Ii.
SAlle MI ndotA and Cairo.
ih Great Western OF Illinois at eprnuded. for
pecatr- and Naples.
With all the Railroads divergine from Ch,csso
1ith daily line Of Packets at 81 Louis for Keosuk.
New Orleans, and Missouri River
Through Ticket. for oil places mentioned above can
DC procured at al the principal " ket oless in the
Cnited states, and ct he od6css
POO. q = arlington A., D..4oo 9n :.ss, oppo
snus, on Leves. site fremont House,
k1CH'D P. MORGAN, ia, guot.
Bloomington. jan. I. 1885. fsbiSdti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad

Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad
W,iNtes' .1s-r0sa uSssse,,f.
nN and after Ea,.iav Dc 4. LIST 1886 and uot,i
further notice. trains will leave ROCK island dai,y
Sundays excepted, Is follows:
lst mail train IT 1oO0Ah
"a night express 5O0P. n
Sd freight. with ID class cars At an A n
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays 81.
cepted, IS follows:
LIST risft express ~ HOOA n
"a mail train 1t ooDp y
Sd freight, with I'd class cars at 080p
All trains over this road In direct counex.on a,
Chicago with trains over both the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central r. r. to and from Detroit IT,
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati P,;tsbur III
DunkiIk, Bufaio, Niagara Fails, Albany, New York
Philsdelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also Al
LASaile with trains Of the Illino.s Central Road-
North to Gaena and South to St Louis and Cairo 70
which places tcke's can b. procured os
8. s. STEPHENS Ticket Agent
r. y. Depot. Rock Island.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity'of giving
distinct directions TO the destination Of their bag
gage Also 70 procure tickets before taking their seat.
In the cars the contractors coiiec, fares oay "a
tione the line Of the Chicago ARoc Island railroad
JOHN Y. TRACY, Superintendent.
". n WHrHAs, Asst Sup't.
Rock Island. Nov. ~. 1874 f1t.1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29

sMIVnlkD W1NkS, GkOCk810,4e
j. = W. 0Eg0Y.
sOS Canal St. I 10 Brss lvay, ]. 7.
(EssablisAsA isoA.)
Importers asd Dealers n rirss QsaStstss
FAMILY GROCERIES.
onrr tothe TRADE H0TEIs, PRIvA1A sAMILiRx
"na III Who are eho,e. In their taste, asd dssirs
genuine drsacis, large variety Of
TEAS. GRkEN AND BLACK, sou CuON0. POuCn.
ONa, ENGLISH BREAKFAST, OCIONO InPR
Rial, aYs0N, 0UNPUwD8a. YOUNG nIsON,
&C. 10 chests and half chests, nc
COFfEE-AOCnA and JAVA
WiNEs-AADtRIEs,S ilkRRlKS, PORTS, nOCKa.
Ae., very old and high grades. In original pscAe.
ees, denuons magnums and botslrs
BARTON aud GUEsTIEK's CLAREn
CHAMPA6kES: Meet 4 Chandons, Cabinee IupI
VerzenAy DO. Het'iseich, %. II Mu1m's, q d.,
Liuu ohs- srsndles, Runs. whisky, Gin. AssscA.
Ahsinthe, k'rsch &c. &C., Ia orisinsi pscAaaso
.ls'' Curacao. AsrAschino, Anisstte. Noyeau. kE
MALT LoUoRs-London brown stout. Scotch asa
English AIMS
SfGARS-A variety Of Choice Brands.
PiCkLES-EN0llsH and FRENCH
sAuUkS-tor Fish. Currie, Game Meat, nc.
oT MA rnINts G Gsnr HoY.L viCro-
kRE, sArsAGO, DUTCH, snd AMERICAN
suGARs-LoAs, CRUsnKp, PULvKRis.p. d
CHoiS Ae in barrels tnd half barrels
HAMS-wFaTrHAIIA and AMERICAN
OILS OLIVE, SPERM and WHALE
bVonr Liquors are warranted un adulterased -
81 ous own importation. lApr u dly,l
JARE INDUCEMENTS To A0RNrs-RxPDRl
AAENCkD Canv sssing Agents wanted In ali parts
OF thc country for the ''Compyehensivc 0ecRvepAy
and History, tAneicnt end no&iern) of the NHoio
World frein the earliest Ages TO the present tine
Ivy \ u GoopRrcp Peter Parley.) Elegantly bouud
ana beautifully illustrated Price ~ Sold only b.
Agents I" whom special districts will be giysn Ap-
leents should state what oounties they would ~
sof particular apply to
J. II. OOLTON CO..
0thl7W IT. william tteet n y
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81. Louis, Alton 4 I hicago Il. r.

81. Louis, Alton 4 hicago Il. Il.
AIR LINE ROUTE.
Chcsgo TO At. Louis via st Louis, Alton & Chicago
~ Y, al the wa BY Railroad.
CARRYING THE GREAT AMERICAN AND U $. MAILS
The only direct and rsliabe route to the South ani
south West, seventy miles shorter than any o,her
route.
Trains leave depo. Of Michigan Southern and Rock
Island r, corner Of vsn auren and sherman sts
st Louis Day Express-lO;30 AND lily, (sunda,s
exceptet) arrive al 81. Loui 80 same ev.nirg
st Louis Nicht Fxpress-io, 80 RI -Daily, az i've
At st Louis 1;30 next morning.
Dsv xspress- 500 Ax-Daily, arrive ~ Chic Ago
$40 NJ.
Night Exptess-2;45 M-DAiy, arrive a. Chicag,
Am
Trains run directly through without change Of cars
or baggage. Time from Chicago TO st. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for = oom:ngt n, Sprin7Hels,
Dscaur, JACK. onviile, Naples aud all in,s the
Mississippi, Missouri. Kansas, Cumberland and Ten
Rivers, by tasig the stovr rue will be sure
Ct making ccnus til Ms An arriving In st IDu
advertised time avoiding thu xacious DELAYS OF the
cir, utous via LaSae Pc ria ATE Illinois river,
swing ,wslty-io hours time. being 81 mites lsss
dist suce Bioo,Dingtcn IS less TO SLgiogne1d, -
III SIS to st. Lou and Is less ~ p, ORA
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
Al Joliet with the r ok Island Railroad for Otts-
Wa, LNa le, R, OK Isl.Id end Centrs, Irwa
Al Bloomington Nth Illinois Central Railroad far
clinton, WAY vile .nd Decatur, and with Stage
for Peoria.
Al Pc ris junction with Peoria 4 Oluawka. II II
for Walnut CIR We Washn gton Pc iria, P.ti.i, Bril-
II ID tlnwooc, Kns xvill-, Gaiesburg Monmouth
and Burlitg'on.
Al sp.tnsf-ia with treat Western Railroad for
Jacksonville Naples nd Iliinoi- River.
II Alton with Daily Line Of Packets To- Hannibal,
Qu- CT and osuk, the most .xpeditious md reliA-
b e routr to oil p,rii ms OF Missouri.
At st Loui, with Daily First Glass s. smers for
Nsw Orl- ms ~ d tntermedia p ints CD tie l. wcr
Mississippi ard with reeular lines Of psekeis for
kansas, 1t Joseph aid ali oDts on tn Mssonri,
Tennessee, Cumberland aud A,kans Rivers.
Through Ticket cen be Procured to all Eastern
Eailro4 "a Ofices-At the CompaGy's Offices - Dear.
torn street opposite the fremont House ard u he
Michigan southern Aud RICK D.pois, corner OF Van
Buren, amp Sac rman SITS.
Responsbi" Baggage Men will bs at he Depots 10
all the vsTions Lines coming into the city 70 check
baggage through to any ONT desired on The line.
II. AOORk, Superintendent.
L. DArling. Gen'l Agent. Chicsgo. toc20hf
Stationery.
i MARKET, hnov arriving at
(maySdtf1 Rock Island.
RLANK BOOKS Of every description can nov Be-
ID had st WARRRE'S,
(msy6dtO Rock Island
OAn ROLLS Of Curtain Paper for sale cheap b
OOO y. b. WARRRN
tmaySfsO noch Island
700, 900 Coed Building Bricks
4 9. n. sfcKELs L BRO
ocsdv
Removal.
THU uudersisned hes Yerovtd his olDes 70 the
L seocrd story Of g. L. Nichols new MOCK, corner
oscond and Drad1 streets, DewnpoYt
Nv. WOODWARD.
: sss;ss7s'''ss ~ NJ. .'EvoopvA,,,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-29
VALENTINES
FREIGHT EXPRESS COMPANY.
EVANS, MORLEY Il CHEW, Agents
FOR ROCK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT.

FOX AOCk BLAND AND DAVENPORT.
r'HiS Company is prepared 70 transport goods with
greater despatch than any other freight lire from
BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
and all intermediate points SOUTH and East
Having their own Cars on the din rcn, Rec u and
Agents with thsm Merchants can depend upc . bet
ter time than by any other hre.
shipne-s by this line will have prompt reparasion
made them Tor any loss damage OF Goods while in
their charge and will not be sent to the Rail Rosd
which the damage may have occurred for redress
Those de,iring to make arrangements for spring
business will please call before making ARRANGEMENTS
with Gng otter Hns.
OFFICES.
Boston, No. Is, STATE Street.
New York, $40, Broadway.
Phiiade'pha, ~, South Third Street,
Ct. Louis, 80,
Chr24o, Corner Of State and Randolph
D11St, Corner Front and Perry SIS,
JNO S.HUNLAP, EvANS, MORLEY 4 CHE
q n. Superintendent, Agents
C"v'thtd naytypOrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

In view Of the sany ma<sasemens which hsvs sess
made through the medium Of The pubic prime, In res~sn
10 the change Of The Quarantine station, and s ssie Il
public sentiment which has been eccssoDed thereby,
deem proper, ~ one Of Ne commisricosrs ap7sntcd
under the ACT Of The feghAnrc, 10 yabh brief stais
sens 70 The end shaa Ne public Mid nay Be disss~sd
respscs 70 liz understanding q We os, ~ saAsssd -
FORM right judxmens thercupcn.
by The alss seotoa Il The ~ n ~Ade the duty q N
Commissioner, aft, IN shsis jsdgmena The public heAsh
requires n, 70 provide temporary scccmmodaacas upcs
near Sandy H,os On asd wassr, ~ pcrscss arriving
The port Of New York, sick with the yellow fsvss ~
osbsr pcsscsul Diseases, until The present ouassnss
shal Be removed under this ac4 10 oeher pAce"
The Coomisxiooen having deemed that ~ vuone
health dd require took i'm mediate measures 70 secure 70
cation Tor such temporary Recommendations, HAVING vsew
u the fame time fuure eelecioa q NE proper psose
for tbe Iocaiaoo u permenent site. We'll knovu oes
The CcmDhscnevs, immedisAely afev tbss ayPonensse
endsavored 10 procure from the authorities q New yessy
permission 70 locale the Quarantine ~ eAndl HDos bus
lbsi heir evs - thaa end we're entirely wtAou e.ce9
Having Allied n hese endeavWs tbcy imme6aAsy loo-
~ aesp " ncwais Ne nsxt bess looss vAch esuh -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

mn atiort:--
q horrk nsmrd Sr. e. riqncsss, BY narissv, eus a
Fashion, ny imp. rnst@e ....................... y
Y l. horri- Bsmsd b. narssre. Morris. ~ mp
6kr.'s, ont of the gvanAsm ~ wild kl-buIAA... .
!ocn Howiani rsm-d CHI Roxsna, BY IMP nus
tee. dam ny imp priam.. .................. a
A. Mo'i'ard uamed l. Q. BY Mariner, out a nHsr<y
Antnsns ssssssse -
B. urvd rsmcd b. c. p4oelesian. by y svsrs. sss ~
p. c Bu.h named en- q. nnearrc, BY ims r.ssse,
dam bv Imp. Mercer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~.
Gnu. 3 llo, q named Oh. e. nue., by imp fs@ss,
D. B scnDsii named b.. T. xsyi iAsip,, ;, iap
Trustee, mt of Kate Cole. DO.
G II. xell named oh. Ida 0Ariou, BY osfsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06
THE pol ce CAMPAIGN.

isGnaoruus Buslssq~s Of tse P"ssse Com snas-
.a.,ccrs-A Now and sssotssqwe Rival %
r-u,r,s md C~rpcmter-xhs SastrOpssssta's
sa., ,.u Houss na0vsment-CAarges and Ois-
unsss. l.- The Mayors APApeintments-Pay
Day, So.
A. srcseuus,v droll afAr on the night be fore last
a The ass,ce. ward citation houe relation the pooe
rrvo,uuou appears that the merry Of tho public
sur. cortser d Twenty sevSAh ST. ect and Third avenue
ne Morsn psrfsrued amusing cbarivsri Ut the ex-
xurc a the caltau of ro no ths, 'precno" Ixe
,euswved joker and was hryc and bearded person,
lsdsrd, liberal in all his measures Is well hs views
&c sud party Of his ne;ghboss If the Eghteeah af or
o~ssine the great bAbSab which the White street Oom
siopeus cresg by Their assaults upon the station
Of The city ocs, ga up the follow humorous
yueues-
AZ the particularly Guy Fawkw hour Of midnight on
Thursday, sQvAd a neniu vey grcsssqne array marched
20 befnre CaprAn wines' rsaHou Thew blev loud and
sannued ba q ash horns, and then made some absurd
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THE Police Qusstssn In Brosa'yn.

me orders Of The Metropolitan Pohcs Commissioners
we're read 81 The Fourth datcs ssaA,oa house thursday
svsshe al ron call, By ssrg~ns Wright, Captain Powers
Asne absent The Deputy supsvinssndens and Alderman
Wash we're present The serssast rcqucstei csch man
- safs biz preferences, and fixeen men declared them
selves ~ vlllne 70 act undcr the Metropolitan law and
veive refused 10 ac& By any orders but those from
NE Mayor and Common Ccrncil q BROOKLYN There wns
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No. he seoonA dia&rics unanimeusly Opposed 70 com
~ Asdes The government q hs Commissioners Qhe tvs
srHv<art eapnl sresptcd), and The rrd district hes
- - Eesn pced A. 10 kBow hoe they stand numari
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