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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
NETWORK SUPREME CoURT-County Of

NETWORK SUPREME COURT-County OF
An KnssWism NJ. Parks against Henry Bsdcock. Ssmue
Moore, Csment Domination and Arm Eliza Domination ms
Parker Duncan Mckenzie Julius Platt Receiver Of Empire
stope Dressing Company Samuel Jones. AaSila Jones
Wakeman, Oliver Bascom, Thomas T. Vaughn, Henry
Gaylord Charles p Williams Edgar Williams Edward Hughes
and homss WsrdSnmmops for Relief Com not ITO
the defendant, SAMUEL MOORE: You hereby sum
snd required the complaint In this sctiOn
which M be filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
King. at the City Han IN the City of Brooklyn
sud 10 copy Of TO the said pant
the subscribers at their ece, No IL Wall street Jsuncey
Cout In the City Of NewYork within twenty days after tde
service Of this you exclusive Of the day Of such
sevi aud you f TO the said complaint thin the
time store. aid the plaintiff In this action will apply TO the
Count for the relief demanded In the compaDt-
Dated New York. October Is. 1857
BARNARD RICE, Plaintiffs Attornsys
No Al Wall street. New York.
The complaint in this action hled Office OF the
CeIk of Kings County the 18th d.y of Ootober 1851.
Dated New York. November q, 1857
BRAINARD RICE, Plaintiffs Atorneys
ES0 lawewM No. IL Wal street, d. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
DEEMS YLVANIA RAILROAD

II Tbs GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. sonnsetins the Az
.no t., witt Western North western ant South
ases by cor Raw direct Tile hos4 also eoroefw
~ Pisbush Nth SHY hne Of seeme to al ports On the
W,err Rivers and II Cleveland and Sendsshy with steamers
70 ~ so, on lbs Northwestern Lshss-mafnG the mos
ti,eeb cheap and reliable De By which shEohT ear d
fbrwsreee 70 .od RON the Great West. --.n.,,o,
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AID rlTTSbOAoh-
FssT O. ass Boots Shoes HAS and Caps, ssnisP
sooh, DIV Goods Din boxes bales and bunks), ioa n
Drlss I'm bones and bsles), Feathers, tait ko.;
uIcosD CIAss.-DOmeste shsetlng, shitns ana
Tiehng (l seiDtl bsles Drugs IN e.sks ase-
wsss Eessb.T (D Tcls or eoxesl, Wool aud she"P V"
Pete eastward
ysusp Class Apvils. Steel Chains tin cssfs
pssp and PoTt sslted (oose OF IN sscisl lee D.
poesse0. Manufactured except Gissrs OF cut 90
FopETn Cikss-Cofee bish, Bacon, Beef ans
Poil TN casks boxes, EsitwNGh Lnd ara Seen,s$
Fitch, hOsin Nc.
YrIps--75o y Dbl. urltl further notice.
Sss1E-SS cents y 100 n uBtil further notice
eorros-es$ bse not exo.sdns se weight nu sartSs
In shrpns Goods from any point SAT- Of phA b.
tcolr % usIk the pseisfe Via Pennsylysla RaIosd
An QIs Agents Of this Road 81 fhsdePhs
- fis,shursh win be sorwsr6sd without deient,on ,
sytssT Aerrf-Barris. WoImlsy d Co., hsmpnis fepn |,
Ia buIesrm Bell CO., and Carter Jewett, LoshviDe
a. IS q Medium, Madison, Ind H. srowh Co, anc
I'D Co CDcir ps.i; N. w. Graham %, IAneNine
bjo: I4~sh Co, no. Knbyst Boston Leeoh 20. No
S,t,r sos. Hew.York and No. ~ South st. New fo,ri
4 !. s1seasr phlsdslpkis, ksnv Kooni ssa"0'' !
- - X HOUSTON GerersA Freight Agent Philadelphia.
r. j IoHBAERT, Superintendent, Ah"ons, IA
Nov &C. IS57.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of New Yort Notice hereby gwen Ill per.
having claims against NARY T. p STONE, late Of the
City n EewYork widow deceased 70 present the vita
thereof 70 the .sb'erber at his tore No. II elf
IN the City Of New "ck before the 18th day Of Aprd
ne1t.-Dsted New York, the 9Th day Of October, 1857
ol7 law6mM CYRUS w. FIELD, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

N PURSUANCE Of on order If the Surrogate Of
the Sosnty Of New Yerh notice 10 hereby over pr
sons having claims against the estate Of CURTIS HOLMES
late Of the CITY Of kswYo dcsssed TO present. the same
vita vouchers hereof to e sobssrb~s The Office Of Esr
son Prchsrd No swan srset in the City Of New York,
OF erfo the Nh Day Of March neIt-psted New York the
twelfth dsy Of September, 1857
,..,.v.nx N MAITJ,M T. Wsa9H7 E,.cuos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

IN PURSUANCEStsn order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of EswYk notice 10 hereby gyen to al
having claims against ALLEN J. LOUHSBERY, lsts Il
Sonsrve Fsyetts County State Of Tennessee deceaed ~
present the same, with vouchers thereof to the subsbe ~
hs sce No S3 Broomest IN the City Of New York
before the twenty fourth day Of December New
"a Is~opM EDWXRD A. FRASER, Admiuistnso<.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

ForSD DRovsED-The body a boy named L..
N. GssLirs eyed years. wss YESTERDAY sferDc "a
four IN the Elm a, Phr No. ]! North River. He
Sss n. sou ofw. TX GaskiGs II Bstnore, and &c IL
Seut.ry fell of the above pier Cd Friday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate d
Tie County Of kewYorh notice IL hereby oven TO ali pes
having claims Against THOMAS CONWAY, late Of he
City Of Savannah Georgia deceased to present the WITH
vouchers the. to the snbserber his shop No. AZ Po.,
h She City Of NewYork OF before the seventh Cay Of DE-
June e--lswemM ROGER MCGUIRE. AdmnistrsesS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
IN PURSUANCE Of An orde, Of the s,

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYost notice hereby given 70 II
persons having claims against JOHN J. UBRIpN
late Of the City Of Kew York merchant deceased ssest tn.
sAme with vouchers thereof TO the s~bscrber his phase Of
business No. $50 Broadway IN tbe City Of Hew.York
ksfoe the day Of March extDed the M
day Of August le57 JAMES O'BRIEN, Adninistsator.
snu IavA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
NEWoYORK SUPREME couRT.-rHE

kEW-YORK SUPREME OURT-THE
~ LLOYD GADifANO INSURANCE COMPANY OF
C1pn ~ sPAiN .s.r .; WILLIAM PA De sni AMOS L
Sunmons for money demand contradiction not
ser the above named eefercsnts: YOu hereby
notte cd required 70 the complaint 10 .h ssion,
n, this day esen 6lsd IN the oes q the Ck q The
y snd Couny Of NevYork the City Ha Ia The City of
and 70 srye copy Of your % the s,t
plant on the subscriber st Bis oce No IS Waustreet in
ne cty OF New foTk within twenty Gays sef the services q
ths summons exeuye Ct toe day Of such service AMI
You fall % the said complaint within the time aoe
s.id the plaintiff In this s,ion m take Judgment sNBs
Tor the Of hun3re AMI ninety doys add
cent? h interest from the twenty sxth Day Of September
ese rssKd eeht bundled and Fifty 1 bede the costs OF
,hs action Dated Nsw-York, December 4 1857
d. s~6wM JOHN 8. Nc IULLOh, Plaintiff Ats<Dey.
SUPREME COURT.-City and County Of New
~ Yosl -EDWARD BRICOULT aud GUsfAvE RAIDER
again Of THE BALTIMORE and OHIO RAICROAD.-Sum-
Dons-To the Defendant; You hereby Summoned and
euirs the complaint t this action which het
oce Of the CTh Of the City ard County Of Yok
on tins irh day Of November Ia The City Hall in the
City Of New York and Of your snsver 20 the
said complaint on the s1seroers q then once No WAL
street. the City Of New York within twenty days sr the
sviee Of this you, exclusive Of the day Of such
svs and fail TO answer the .ad co nPl.h Within The
sfoses.id the plaintiff In THE action win take udxnent
against You the Of hundred dollars with Interest
dsy Of July, thousand eight hundred and
6y besides the costs Of this seton Dated New York
Nov 1Fh, A. D., la51 THERASSOS BRYAN.
MIC lsw6wM At:orley for Pssintifs
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Aa6hal.

CMDB' SARSAPARILLA-For Purifying tie
~ Blood fh. iss yorely Vegetable R1t,sst II sonssip,
powerful drastic dyseto dekate the svst.n a,
poison 80 iun the eenstuto rsoussnSs hsy, hs.n ~
and kns Of thousands may Be re.or.d I, health By In 70.
Beware 81 spurious itstons which the ,.ne m
tss the oounts.t doss to the esnnp. doar p,,,sa ~
sold BY l. b. 4 D eANDs, No 100 Yytor ~, Net, YAH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

7 OR0 LELAND RAILROAD.-Traips suS~s
~ Res. ssss BsssAs IN 0yespvost Of - m frr svec..S
= SEQ p N - B~srsksd - zee n Sc ssA D n "a
fos ysnslss ~ ~ ~, S;1S. 8 sEd ESQ p u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
legal Noirfs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
tie County SfNsv;Yorh notice hereby gyen pr
sops having Satps against ALEXANDERH SIMMONg f.te
fthe City Of deceased, 10 present the VITA
vouchers thereof to the ssbsc,ber 81 the Office Of g.
pecxe esq., No Is Nassau STREE. In the City Of New Yerh On
O. before the twenty GIt day Of January nsIt-Dsed New
jy2o lsw6mN' IdsniY istr,tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate 81
the County Of New York notice 10 hereby ven al
having claims against AMY HAWxHURSP Of The
City Of H.v.Y%i deees.ed 70 present the sAns VIA
Parsons Co, Commission Paper Merchants, No Beck
in the City Of NewYork, before the third day
Of March New York the 2ph day Of AaguH, ls6
sSl haw6uM' DANIEL GRIFFIN, ExeeutoI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
and HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK 10 ROCBEsTER.-The ROCHESTER, and akN
EsyE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open, and In connecnoi
with the Buffalo, Corning and Rew.Yors, and New YORK ano
Es direct route from New fork TO Roche
be this route together WITH the superior com
Ant afforded the wide renders BY Tar the most desf
NJ betveeI the sbove-named eities x
s,sss foot Of Duane No lsS Broadway also 10
J,nsy CITY Baggage checked through -
F,{shts will be transported between New Yorh and kosnee
s~I IT'D dispatch Any information desired In regard thereto
-. he eh,sne by calling General Freight Agent OF ths
New ysIl and Railroad Ere Bulldogs or g. TAFfAh
Ezpr~ss FREIGHT Agent. No lsS Broadway
s,,.ds, J. A. REDHIELD euperntenSsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITYMa and Express lines leave New York at and N
and fare IS; IL az Is stopping at all way sta
lions, II ard Ken,ngton Through Tickets sold for Gin
einuah 10 IL and sis tO aud the West and for Baltimore
W.sbips Norfolk, &C. and through baggage CHECKED 70
Wsskip gton In Q a and m. trains -
w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
10 pssssge received for train unless delivered and
n, advance Of the time OF leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
CKNTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY


III c.mser2 1857. frains viii leave Casmber.s Station
yssss.r Trsin il 80 fol- Sing Sing for Plough
is<psi. esq m s1t $3.50 M for Peeistl 6so m fhe
.sSa fasnsen taken Chambers Chhstopher and list
Srs York leave Troy At Sis aud ~ S and Sis
A r. SMITH. Supernteldsuk
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-02-21

BA proposing 10 Amend Art 5, Sec. l, Of the Con
stitutiOn, by striking out the ,eord "sehite."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-02-21
Tbe Anti 9laurrp Buole.
SPEECH OF MR.. MONROE,
IN COMMITTEE OF TIE WHOLE IN TIE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
OF nom AIN

ON THE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-11

f7snd 81 distasee, imploring him 10 come
Immediately and bail him out In due time
his friend appeared in the psfson Of James
Gillespie, another detective policeman, Who
forthwith deposited the amount Of the bail
IN the bank, received Q certificate Of deposit
with which he released his friend from con.
Rnement
After which Gillespie visited Jones, who
vas under bonds Of two thousand dollars
aud said to him that he had only 81 500 in
good money. but had enough counterfeit to
make up the deficiency, which he would
deposit in bank and procure certificate as
he had done for his friend, and thus release
him, provided he Jones would go immedi-
ately and show him where he had secreted
the gold he had stolen, and let him have
$500 with which to redeem the counterfeit
that he would pay in hank, before they had
time TO scrutinize it very e.os-Iy To this
Jones readily assented, and having been re
leased, accompanied the two officers at night
to the woods. and pointed out the spot
where the treasure Was buried II was dur
ing this walk that Jones divulged the muir
der Of Beebe, and which was the first init
nation that the two officers had ever had IF
the affair Upon returning to the town
with the gold they were intercepted BY n
number Of police officers who had been sta
toned by direction Of the detective officers.
and after . severe struggle. during which
Delavue and Gillespie fired several blank
shots in order to deceive their pretended
companions, Jones was captured, and the
other two made their escape. Jones is here,
and will be indicted no doubt
Since the above was written, we have re-
ceived the Statesman Of yesterday from
which We learn that on TUESDAY, Jones had
a hearing before the Mayor of Columbus,
which resulted in his Identification as the
murderer, aud his final committal to an
swer the charge Of murder in the first de
gree
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-11
Removal!
Trustees Sale.

VHYHERHAS on the 18th dAy Of April, A lafS57,
w John C Read executed unto David s Iue Is
Trustee certain deed Of Trust, cony eying 10 said
Trustee the lard in Scott County, Iowa. described -
follows, to wit: twenty acres taken from or the
South end OF the East half Of the North East quar-
ter Of section eleven QD in township seventy-eight
isl H6ith o. Range tnree East, o. the ith tsth)
p M~pd bound, r folIewsfeb wit Beginnib ~
the To1sh Rsst c5yUgr Of saM N6rth Rsst qu.r-
ter Of said s-rtim eleven (il1 thence running
West eighty 1907 rods, thence nth forty t40)
rods, thence Hast eighty (501 rd01, thence south
forty (40) rods, TO the place OF beginnins,
Which ssid conveyance Was made BY the saii Read
for the purp nc OF securing the payment Of among
others Of certain promissory ncte ard the interest
thereon signed BY ssid John Q. Read, dated the 18th
day Of April D. 1857, and payable 10 the order Of
Samuel Hsrszsi for I'VE hundred and forty-H.e DOL
lara psvsble on the drst ray Of AUGUST, 1857.
Aud now said note having become due and paya-
bic. and the said John Read having failed
10 nav tn Same, ]. David True Trustees as afose.
said do hereby gtve ths public notice. that By virtue
Of the ,weS which y In me vested by sad deed Of
Trust viii, on Saturday the ~ day OF October, A.
D. 1857 ~ IT, hour OF O'Clock In the afternoon Of
said day q the Court House door In the city Of Da-
venport expose and Offer for SALE 1t public auction
% the aghest bidder for cash, the parcel OF land
above described 90 much thereof d all be sc.
ctent to satisfy and pay the amount OF said note
with the interest thereon 70 the day Of SALE Ogesher
With the expenses attendinR said sale, Of this
notice and Trustees ices. Upon the completioo Of
.uch see deed vii be given 10 accordance with the
stiuulation OF said DEED Of Trust.
dated ths M day Of September, 4. D. 1887.
DAVID 8 TsUR,
sepsdAd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-11
STATE ITEMS.

Di,kISsoN Co.-The first election eve,
held IN this county YVES that Of last month
A majority Of 5 was given for the New
Constitution. We had supposed that the
visitation Of native Americanism, and Jim
Lane Repnblicanism which recently carried
terrors to the vicinity Of Spirit Lake, would
have deferred the inhabitants from uphold
ing either organization but it seems they
do not yet understand the full force of eth
or, since the New Constitution received al
most the entire vote of the county.
TuRNED' Up AGAIN.-Not long since we
published an account Of the arrest and sub
sequent death by drowning of two rascals,
at McGregor, Iowa. Ii seems that one OF
the criminals, after jumping overheard.
managed to get rid Of his irons and swim
ashore lie was subsequently arrested at
Galena, ILL.,
NEWSPAPER CHANGE-The Ninton Eagle
has again passed into the hands of Mr. W.
W. Hanford. Mr.. Dysart retiring
CLAYTON Co-The annual county Fair Of
Clayton Co. will be held at Clayton Centre,
on the last Of September, and first day OF
October
CmcKasAw Co.-The Cedar Valley Nems
are progressing rapidly with the work on
the bridge now being erected to span the
Cedar, at that point
The Supreme Court is now in session a,
Iowa City. The Judges are all in atten-
dence
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-11
Powder Mil Explos1 Il.
Bennington, VT. Sc,

y, ',cI' y.
The packing huilding of VIM. Russelrs
powder mill, in this place, was blown up
about o'clock last night The hands EN-
ployed had oil left for the night. excepting
the watchman. 1t is supposed the building
was fred by two boys about eight wears
old, who were playing with matches near
it, and one Of them, son Of II. E Bradford
was instantly killed, the other was fatally
injured About 80 kegs Of powder were
stored in the building. but the explosion al !
not materially injure many houses in the vi.
cinity.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-11
"DEMOCRATIC AND KNOW MOTH
ING FUSION
"Germans Betting to the Republicans

"Germans Betting to the Republican,"
Such is the frightful caption 10 the lead
err in the Gozette of yesterday morning. 1t
caused smile To overspread our "phig"
when We reflected that the late Know Moth
ing editor Of the Evansville n n Journal
who has been rejoicing in the success Of the
Know Nothings in the Southern States, who
published u call tor Know Nothing State
Convention in Iowa few days ago, that
such an editor, Of such u journal. should
accuse Democrats anywhere Of fusing with
Know Nothings The thing is ridiculous
The Gazette men don't exhibit horse sense
in thinking that such claptrap is going to
deceive the German voters Of this State
When the GAZETTE can point us to a single
resolution passed at any Democratic meet
ing in any town, county. State or section Of
the Union, at all hvoring any Of the doe
trines Of the X. n. Creed, then it may exult
But the thing cant be done. The record is
clean. But the Gazette Three years ago
that paper was the leading X. N. journal IN
the state and its present principal editor
openly edited X. n. journal in Indiana.
The Gazette has too much H. n. filth on its
own garments, to commence throwing dirt
at Democrats
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-11
L A TES T N E w S
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

The Europa arrived at A. NJ. and
at $50 A. NJ. left for Boston.
The following are the material points
Of the Queens speech:
Her Majesty expressed confidence
in the continuance Of peace in Europe;
says that the disturbances in India
have occasioned her extreme concern,
while the barbsrities inflicted upon her
subjects have filled her heart with the
deepest grief. She will omit no meas
ures calculated to quell these distu,.
Dances, and expresses confidence in her
ability to accomplish that end. She
thanks Parliament for the liberal sup
plies for the Princess Royals dowry,
and for the assurance of support for re-
storing tranquility in India, and ex-
presses satisfaction at the liquidation of
the Danish sound dues bill and at the
the passage Of the divorce bill.
The Queen had gone to Balmoral.
Nothing official had been made
known as to the Atlantic Telegraph.
But it appears to be taken for granted
that the enterprise will be postponed
until next summer.
The Indian mail reached London on
Saturday.
The main features of the Govern
ment dispatches, via Cagliari, are con-
firmed and the details added.
In the massacre at Cawnpores 24O
women and children persisted.
The deaths of Gen. Barnard and
Lawrence are confirmed. Sir Hugh
Wheeler, Sir Geo. Harker, Col. Will
liams and Brigader Yead were also
killed.
An obstinate battle was fought be-
fore Agra on the 9TH of July. The
British forces were Obliged to retire
with heavy loss.
Two native regiments mutinied at
Sealcoat, Punjaub on the 9th of July,
and massacred number of Europeans.
These mutineers were totally defeated
on the 18th at Mences.
Gen. Hewitt had been removed from
command for supineness.
The Punjaub was tranquil.
There were some disturbances at
Hydrapod, but they were suppressed.
The Bombay and Madras Presiden-
cies continued tranquil and their armies
loyal.
Gen. Reid was in command before
Delhi. Only two thousand troops
could be mustered for an etfectual at
tack in Delhi.
Trade at Calcutta was paralyzcd. 1t
had suffered extremely from scar
city of provisions, but they were be-
ginning to arrive. Even at Bombay
discomfort had shown itself, but had
been suppressed.
The English We're organizing regi-
ments at Sikhs. Movable columns
were to scout central India.
CHISA.-Hong Kong dates are to
the 18th of July. Lord Elgin had ar
rived and was about to proceed North
with portion OF the fleet.
FRANcE.-The Empcrors Of France
and Russia are to meet in Germany
The price of wheat had fallen four francs
in Paris.
lrALY.-Fresh political arrests had
been made at Genoa and Turin.
SrAIN.-I'he Mexican envoy was about
to embark to Cadiz.
Pat ssIA.-A terrific confagration
had occurred at Magdeburg.
AusTRIA.-The army in Italy is to
be reduced 10000.
Neutrality-suspicious. have bee
commenced to obtain the passage of
British army through Turkey.
Reschid Pasha has become Minister
Of War.
The Liverpool bresdstuffs market
was generally dull, with the tendency
downward. Liverpool provision mark
ct generally quiet.
London Money Markct.-Consuls
for money closed at 90 %.
Sugar had slightly ad,anced.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-11
More.Failures.

New York, Sept ..
The failures of Mssrs Tuttle, Cutting 4 Co
and Bates, Griffin 4 Lvermore, in the pro.
vision trade, are reported
The failure Of Mr.. S. Colwell, an OIL mer-
chant Of Philadelphia, extensively engaged
in the iron and railway equipment line, is
reported to-day He is said to have prop
erty to the amount ofsS leoO, 900; unavaila
bic at the moment, and his liabilities are
half million
The bills on the Ontario Bank and Or.
leans Bank. N. Y, were thrown out yester
day. Those Of the latter are not secured
Foster Mackerson, shipping merchants
Yith ., large misrepresentation, failed to-
10y. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-11
New York CITY Polttsca

New ORR, Sep. 2.
The Democratic General Committee met
at Tammany Hall last evening, and adopted
. series Of resolutions explanatory of their
position, and elected II delegates TO the
State Convention. The list is entirely differ.
ent from that selected by the Cooper com.
mittee Of Monday evening
The Republican associations Of the wards
below Fourteenth street, elected delegates
last night to the State Convention.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-11
RusAwAY.-A pair ofhorscs started

RuSAwAy.-A pair ofhorscs started
at Aliens mill about IL NJ. to-day. and after
running a short distance got rid Of the wa
gon, without much damage TO it. They
then set in for first rate time. and they
had it too-they had long run. and were
finally brought up in front of the LeClairs
House, one horse pretty badly used up,
probably ruined. We did not learn the
owners name.