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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-03

SEM VERSION
understand yea are preparing to celebrate
the Fourth tomorrow week. VIVA, for
The doings of that day had iio rcierslice Ia
the present; aud quite halfcf you are no, even
descendants If those Who were referred 10 nj
tia, day, But suppose You viii celebrate
aud will even 90 So Tar a t. read the Decla
ration Suppose after YOU read 1t once III the
Ia fashioned way. you read II once more with
Judge Daag,as version. X will then run
thus We hold these truths 10 be sell eyi.
dent ,ba; all British subjects who were on thi,
continent eighty one years ago were created
equal to all British subjects born and then re-
siding La Greal britain
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-03

AAsG REMOVAL The undersigned have
removed 70 ,hs ns~ building IN aeAana. 8 shep
ard. block Second street, where they yin renaia
during the erection OF their new banking uouse
ready 10 attend 20 business ss usual
might COOK SARGENT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-03

A. io Kansas. The substance oI gi.e Judges
speech on Kansas Is M elior, 10 put the free
STATE men ~ the wrong for not voting at the
election of delegates o,he Constitution Com
,rniion lie says There Is fre,y reason 70
5slies. haf hs lac sr,H u ta,rg ia.sFprasd
aad iaIaYiioliy tstcpfsd 50 as r. ,asRre H. cr-
s,y bona tde iahnttssm ths free aud gu,et ar.
eIt,ss II thu siccfire ftanss,ss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-03

FoR saLr.--Twcnty.iise Acres II heaa-
tful Lard half mile from corporation Ats 81 Ia
hulns read with s1od hua.e. harm cxeellsrt - and
cslefa, tive springs Of failing water, half acre
Strawberries, RhnhRrh. Asparagus, Ac. viii Dc sod
eatre OF n parcel. 10 suit purchasers
Apply to GEORGE l. >IeKoLIs
tanasdtf Land Once. Naln street
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-03

=. Eigh'y niue acres Is ~ssfgcn 20 I IS X
eAst-ao acres under cnftik atioA remainder tgt
tufe land H"gse coed vel. $50 apple ,rees-Food
stone auarry-foGr mites FROM town Prize. sso LEI
acre.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-03

lcr-ler.--The Davenport Ice Company
are now prcpared to for lc delivery VI lee
for the season ,assomsn soa.msRsl a.. a. -asoa
with Us viii be guaranteed TO Be supplied I'll Soye
Der IL desired
Parties desiring leo through the season are can.
toned against contracting with those ~ho da as,
supply tho through
ohiee Second .troci opposite l.. Claire Hou.s
nssstl1l PECK 4 MITCHELL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-03
iAfaoyED FARM LANDS
uSINPpovrn r.put.xrs

a Part % W NE section q. T q.
ss J'i sonrty. - seres near Davenport south d
'sshss on Locust street under cultivation
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-03

Gal-T y gGAr>s Forty Splendid Lot,
in Lamorite's Addition in North rssenpars ~ sac
bv fnne-1 GLADE
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-02
GBoiss 4oetrp.
OUR NATIONAL FLAG.

Fling cot De Nations stripes and stars,
The glorious standard ofths free;
The banner borne in FreedomS wars,
The haIIovsd gem Of Liberty
On mountain TOP, in valley deep,
Whsrsvsr dwell the free and brave;
Der eTsvss where Freedoms martyrs sIesr,
Columbis's Gag must freely wave.
RalSs high the hight, ausPieious Gag.
Fsoar every height snd IsEly slens
IN forest. aeIl, OF justins efas,
Afsr snssng the haants Of men.
The sparkling banner, widely flung,
Shall proudly wave DER land and sea-
And FteedOa's anthem, swsetly sung,
Shall swell our eounsfy's jubilsel
Oh! let The vo'1s that Gag behold,
Ths emblem Of The brave and free;
The bdshtsrt efown Of strsaming gold,
That dscks the Goddess Liberty
Spread sui is folds, TN Heavens dons
RevsrbsFaies the holy sound,
That all oppressed have found home
On Fresdom's eonsecfsfed ground.
Fling out our countTy's banner wide
Our emblematic sta1y gemi
OUR UMos xEvEK SHALL DIVIDE,
While hosts that silken diadem.
Year after year the brilliant stars
Shall indicate the strength Of al;
Let all BE- ware Of civil wars,
That curse Of monaFshs-FreedOmS fall.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-02
SONG OF THE UNION.

Raise the banner Of the Unisn.
Sound he music, keep the step;
lis the signal dag oftloy,
On the land and DER the deep.
Rally, fresmeu, round tie Union-
Hsrk. The battle cry we hear;
sTis the covenant Of our fSthers-
Sound il far and sound It near.
Fight for II, our rrecious Union,
Tia the heritage beqneathed-
Bought with blood cur fathers treasured-
DeareF than the air they breathed.
Strike good blow for the Union,
We vho'ys loved il long and well;
Old men gray in Freedoms SerVice,
Let your blows On treason tell.
Strike good blow for the Union,
We whose hearts with passion glow;
Young men p5stiag'f1r distinction,
Lead the battle oasbs foe.
Ask ys who de,piss ths'UniOni
Ask ye who tn: traitors arei
They are those who seek to break it,
Jadss them BY the frast hey bear.
Matching hate between its sections;
Bringing forth fraternI war,
UndeS cover Ofreligion;
Such as these the traitors sre.
Beat the long roll Of the Union,
Wake the guards and man the walls;
Raise the drswtridge on the foemnn-
Brains for bullets, votes for ballsi
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-02
seIett GaIt.
(Fron tie Philadelphia Dollar Nerspepz.)
THE GOLD-BUG
A PRIZE STORY.
BY EDGAR A. POE. ESQ.


What boz what hs! the fellow is dancing mad;
He hath been bitten BY the Tsrantula.
aniatAs Wrong.
Many years ago, 1 contracted an intimacy with
a Mr.. william Legrand. He was of an ancient
Huguenot family, and had once been vealthyl
but series of misfOrtunes had reduced him to
want. To avoid the modification consequent
upon his disasters, he left New Orleans, the city
Of his forefathers, and took up his residence At
snlliran's Island, near Charleston, South Caro-
lima.
This island is a very singular one. It consists
Of little else than the sea sand, and is abeui
three miles long. It's breadth at no point ex.
ceeds quarter Of mile. It is separated from
the main land by q scarcely perceptTble creek,
oozing its way through wilderness of reeds and
slime, a favorits resort Of the marsh hen The
vegetation, as might be supposed, Is seant, or al
least dksrhsh. No trees Of any magnitude art
70 be seen. Near the western extremity, where
Fort Moultrie stands, and where are some mis-
cradle frame buildings, tenanted, during the
summer, BY the fugitives from Charleston dust
and fever, may be found indeed the bristly pal
metto; but the whole island, with the exception
of this western point and line Of hard white
beach on the sea-cOast, is covered with dense
undergrOwth Of the sweetmyrtle, 80 much priced
by the horticalturists Of England. The shrub
here ofien attains the height Of hfteen or tEen,
y feet and forms an. almost impenshable COP
pIce, -burshening the air with It's fragrance.
In the iBmost recesses Of this coppice. not far
from the eastern or more remote end of the is
land, Legsand had built himself small hut
which he occupied when frst, by NEE acct
dent made be =: .s5u.,,..,
recluss . e.o... iOF tAere vas m. ~ 's-
: tA'i'' Interest ana esteem aa'A = s,. q.
~ toEnd
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-02
I NEVER KISS AND TELL.

BY C. cHAUNcEY BURR
kissed maid, The other night,
But who she was, 1 may not tel;
Asr eyes were as The diamonds bright,
And soh as those Of Label
Bot I never kiss and tel.
.Hsrbreast bank Of vEsiu snow.
whereon 10 theuEht Of sin should dwsn;
Her voice was very sweet and low,
And Ike The voice oflsabel--
Bet never kiss aad tell
Her lips as cherries, sweet and red,
And she was shy as gazellsi
She kissed me hack-sAd then she Aed,
Just ike cor charming Isabel
Bat never hiss and tel.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-02

Euclid, the mathenatieian. being asked By
King whether he could not explain his art to
him, in more cOmpendi0us manner, repiieds--
: There is no royal road 70 geometry Otkef
things may be seized by might. or purchased By
money; but knowledge is 70 be gained only y
study, and study to be prosecuted IN rssirsrnhkl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-02

A contemporary remarks that the ssu Azpsss
an efectuai dauPer On snOnymozs haers--
These who send them are now eonPsEsats psg
ihree cent? which, to such mean sanb, imraria
. much greater psag than their sahsionS saaz
possibly inaiet On any one else.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-02

A wife e1nnos make homs sonfoFtabls' wa
:" de1rs +" and q my loves - and . pes ,. -
band, and don't sew de bustoaS onhiss1ilP
The TAP q en- his drawers
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-02

f'he silent eye Is Olsn tie nsse
Icsnqueror than ths noisy .ong.e
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-02

, !. 'A' N.iaal His,ons..
'ehHe yog spoke Of,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-02

Mammoa Be- q naay ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-02

What DO what hs! the fellow is dancing mad;
He hath been bitten BY the Tsraniula-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
MARRIED.

GREFN-MuI L.iCAN-Iu Elzabethtown, H. J., at 9srss
CbspsI on Thursday, Oct bv the Rev, T.. A. Hosmsn
Robert g. Green esq Mary T. daughter OF the hte kina-
ard T. Muligsn, esq ell Of that place.
HUGUES-FORMAN-At New BrInswick n. J., on fh>rs.
6sJ Oct l. by the Rev Dr. Davidson, Mr.. Z. Hasts e
9a Frapeiso Ca to Miss Henrietta H., daughter OF Jea
formsn,
ST. Louis I'd San Frsncisoo papers please copy.
KJN0-IOTHROP-At New Bedford, Mass, on Thursdaf
Oct T. BY th. Rev Thee. r. Lambert, Rector Of * Jce1s
Cburch CboTlt Mr. Geo p kipz of Bostcn. 60 Ms
Ssrab W,m only dsu sh.er Of the late Thos C. LoarsS
New. Bedford.
MARTIN-sAmTEg-ou Tuesday, Sept - BY sbe Ray ~.
Hamburg the Attorney street Synagogue, Emanuel Asrns
Mrs fmeiis SamteS.
PIERCF-HAGGERTY-On Tbur.dsy Oct !. By ths eSs
JOSEPH +. Tboupson. D. d. Edwin s. Pierce 70 Mss Lsn
Arm IIsgeery, al of this city.
POMFROY-LFONARD-AtR Rocklsnd Lzhe, Gu Thursday.
Oct by Rev. Mr. Crane John r. Pomeroy of tbs cttf,
TO daughter Of the Hon. d. O. Leonard o. shs
foTnsr place.
RANKEN-ROUTH-At New Brighton, on THURSDAY, Oct !.
a. Christ Church by I'd. Row r. T. Irving James RAnkeaU 70
He.r, daughter OF II. L. Routh
TAILOR eROVOST-At Stamford, Cor ~ on Wednesday
Sept 50 by the Rev Henry u. Elliott Hiram H. Taylor 70
Lizzie Second ds ghter OF r. Provost esq Si OF ehs
same Place.
WARD-NORRYLL--At Al Souls Chur.h. on TbursdAs
everns Oct by the Rev. Henry W. 6eIows, u u, ~
r. ard TO Harriet Augusta MorTel, both Of thu city.
WrLLBORN-MORRIS-A 0tho, Ala ou Thursday, SeYe,
IL a. the residence Of the BRIDES brother by the hev "a
ulund Cody Roin A. WelborD of Abbevils TO nesea Y"
daughter Of David Morris, e'qp of fNew-fofs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
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CITY ITEMS.

A CuRsSfoSE HERo.-If all the merchants who
are engaged in commercial transactions on a large
scale had the pluck, energy perseverance aud deter:
mined go-Hhcad-ism exhibited by . couple OF news,
boys a, one Of the ferries ls.t night naacal eri,.
you'd become rs great rarity a. the vsritab!e
Phsnix mot John aad "stoppsses," suspensions
sad "orsshes be no more known in the land. The
Individuals referred to are two OF the knights Of
he Newspsper.. who hold their constant Chapter
meetings on tie corners and the crossings Of the mod
xn City OF Gotham despite the noise aud confusion,
10 which, indeed they contribute in no small degree
The pucSy two were attred in the full regsa OF their
honorable Grand Order-the long coats resshing down
10 the heels, and the lopy pantaoons reaching up to
the 1mpit. through the Inevitable rent In whch the
white Asg Of the Order auttered to the chill night air,
sad TIE ;at,ered cap stuck inexp ably on the back
u the hesd, In posi- ion which defes alike the laws
gIsvitation and the force Of the wind aud which it
would Dot retain for single Instant, were il plsced
Mere by any mortal hand other thao thst Of New
fot Newsboy. Ore sported pais Of boots of d.
nes,ioas almos. porteptous; in fact, there was so
little boy and 60 much boot that he boxed Ike piu,
"f esaet N ave gallon msssu:e The other hal q.
yet sen"ved no such atisocratic luxuryi but little,
sppsrehty' cared he FOR that and II his sturdy ee'
ana iect "efe red, Il no, tina. they bushed for
nen nsxeo"es', but that the air was cold. They were
hsVtheIs and were working il concert. The younger
vas about nine years Old and although the elder was
Of not more than twelve winters husef he could no.
save assumed more protectics air over his younger
sharge-couldnt have cared for him more stly-
erdnt have spoken braycr words Of oomior. and en-.
eoursgement, if he bad beeu old euoagh 10 SEQ his
svn cbidreh obildca.
The eloer boy, with that shrewd estiu.:s Of the
sste oi the market and the demand for bis wares
which Is intutve in NewYork uewsboys, who are, in
ssnsl way, tho stsrpesi 6nsuc;ers in the city hal
tschased 10 more papers than be had sold within
Hsslar hours ss cast sdvAoce. but the younger one
~Ss inexperienced, &C rschsps dsasled by tho pros.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
COURT cALENpAR-rms DAv.

SrPRyNE CorRT-GENfRM TERN-Before ian
Bencb.-Argument Of the Lennon case SfycfAL TEAS -
judge Peabody will dJouTn 70 Thursday, Oct - .
SUPREME CoURT CIRcUIr-Nos. 1904 lss9. lUI.
1910 1883 1857 1921 1G6 i4t2 1886 1891 iS4tt Ss Nv
1lsi, SO, TS4 lll0. ~ 2 SJee. l& -,
IL was asn sed bs Justice Mitchell should cell The Cslen
Jar he engaged General Term doubtful wnenS
il y III be taken up before Tuesday. - - . q.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRrAL TrRA Nos 5, 4. , o,
H. lS H. H. ~ . ~ % a. D. - 81 So 81, "a, ~, 81. sx
Is is Is ~, 80, - 20.
NEw.YoRK CoAmoS PLrAs-PARr L-BefofeJudgs
pay-Nos II 1916 1917 5 1885, l28o l9ac 1895 1874 TIA
lSl7 1919 1879 1896 Ils6 PART ll.-Before Judee innH
hsr-Nos 1897 1881 L5s 1872 ISsS 1928 iSsS, iiS issS
1T9. 1893 1l94 ItT. lG9. l4h
OrYRss CorSrY CIRCUir CoURT AND Court o.
,OysR ,>p TEENsrR-The October Tenn Of these Courts
commences to-day at the ConrtIouse, North Hemps'ssd
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
DIED.
BROAS-At Il

BRoAs-At BIusLsmton, N j. on Thursday Oct l. sres
and Reteccs Bos', aged moaths snds days.
BARRY-Oa Friday. Oct. Ann wife Of Arthur Barry sss
3yens
spd MAJ, A. Born.l syed 10 years, months snd q dsys
BrERMAN-fn Brooklyn Friday. oc. p Charles Bisfns
CBEyvyR On Saturday Oct Of congestion Of tho br...
Mr. Elep wife Of Samuel 8. cheever aged y yssr
The Di q s Of .Fy ana paed 1af 70 attend ks fcss.
kopd,y 9Th nss at O'Clock, from her late s'idsnee NO
Marion street.
cULyYR-op suns.y Oct T. Of consumption. Mr. vir,ns
Cuye wife Of Nj Henry Culver and youngest ds'sesss
rSs ess. e the sn and Of Der Mr. Hsny
Ltber ard the l.ie Mr.. Charle. W. F.ae .ss e.pessZ
Of Kewsrk sad ods0n tersce, Hobossn on rae'A
uext at o'clo,k.
Elizabeth Corey. ssed yer, months and 70 esy@
DoEALDsON-On Saturday, Oct g at TIE re.;eenes q ~
son Major Alexander Donaldson, formerly C'erf S' "s'ss
HI. fSe will ,,Ie psee from b. late re-; Ss.essss No. IN
ouested to s.,eBd withou. further Invitation
pEAN-Near Ps.e.o1. N J. on s,,a,SsI. 9es ) Jss' D.
Dean formerly of Delaware County n ~ sa'd % years
FIsW oRTH-At Pousbieep. ~ z, on TsuT'Ay eTrn1G
Oct. /, ssrah Ellsworth sssd 50 yssra
HYNRY-Ir Brooklyn, saturday Oct. Slss hsnTy'n
YsS.rs Ill. Monday sesrnoon from the house Of his s'a
II. Ben,y, Clinton avenue
T2g:. Inds d. ;nS IS or wears 0 .Ou q j.
Harrison 4 H,wsri n. sld for The as' lftea jew
residept q New -OrlssDs. 10.
Henry johnson, OF fconsv mption.
LoCKVooD-In Broehyn. on Friday norrfns, Oct : kd~.
ID. lockwood. in the 2oth yen OF his age.
NyApA, Greenwich Couu on Friday Oct O. sstsa NJ. ~ds
Of Agrustus Aead, esq. In the sol JesI Of h'rese
uuLRY-On Friday Oc. 2 Csthsrine dsusLsef Of fh"'aHs
spd Ps;.hepA Muky. aged II months and u days.
ErLsON--On Tbursdsv Oct. J. John W. sei.on e.se" -
the Hon. Samuel NssOn in tie S7'h year Of h'ss'
NEyIN- On Friday Oct. 2, sos Of Patrick Ne'n sss''
snd mon:ha . - .-,~
oER-on Friday norning Oc q consGInrsaoo yo"a -
son cf David sud Anns Or, aged Is years "sa1n'
dsJs. = urr.n -
ONPILL-on YH1sy Oct john only .on o. pisc st,s-
Cs,,srine O'EeFl, coIi.er d Grand ''sn"e '
Brooklyn. aged yeGs a1d a dsJs ra as,r>
PnoJp-on Rrids, Oct. 2, El!1a Mary rf'so. O.
| RANDoLPB-A. Blazing star. =. =" '"
Jo.hsu r. Randolph, IN ais Slst yesf -. u
-, - 49, fc, 2 sA~r lingering hnsSs' May ~
II, ass a D.r.sl Rysn. in tle I'd year o. S'is
sv.pIsIu Broolyn on Saturday, OFT D Ad~tn s"s"~
ui. fena, are invited 20 s,tena e' 49, ,La sS -. =,
d.ree 10 " III. VII be .xten 70 Conaee:lcot I'm
r-I n, p,,d., o-. . Fanny C, wife Of Josspa srni.h,
s1 wears; The 10. int. hef sister hssneh
Iotr sbery, aged % yesTs
scAmxoN-In tLis city Mrs irens D. ses1nuoa- sssd
rsFoRp-Iu WTlbmsbursh Saturday afternoon Oct >
w R~t,ey Udord, 10 tie 7csh ysag u hef age.
TIE fpers w ste paes fioui the tose q her bsa-e
law Gideon Thompson. W endsepor. Co1n. on neo ~
,ss,ss"Ss ss5s q Ses .oa H. " usosd saa .on ris.
Ncios respectfully invited 70 atssnd "1s's' '
yi's.ion- a.
uNpERHiLL--At Brri5s.oa. n J.. 90 Rhasy' "" ~
g. uEdsriil szs3 81 jean. formerly ottas os'' q, a.
wplTPrzLD-Op fcsei.y. Sep: y Of y's'"
Nsiieesd q LOstso. ksssaA sssaH
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
FEES.
,,,- or r,soI srNyrr.

,.o, o,,,,ot ,e..esd,g uo'''oe h'e Oo'''-ed on
~ ~ ,,..Tbcu O'ocOis, 'y'cg a. tb7 f''t Of
'''' u Nth RIVER. Tn" fremon were carly %
fe'y s1v' b., be rs they I'D eIliusuiah the lines
pc s'oV',' S.us rec 10 the eStcut Of 5000. Tao
fe 1'ss~ sr Al, 500 in ibe Continental Insurance
~ : -.1 q Phfsdepts, SOd ,he EHcesior Insurance
tV"i' n Nes-iok. aad NaoIEcr company, The
'o"'Pa xhich did not .Taysgire. Tire fire orignited
tbs boiler and i; a Supposed that some Of tue
-, United from The heat OF tie furnace. TGe
ao;,cer. w. G. Russe, wes the oaly person on board
/, ,Ae tine the fire broke out.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
IAirer.tsc,ncas -.
n nf pAVlsE

a hEIHbD I HfcItIhNt "a yo1. VI - an
let his s.her - brothers 6acshser 90
sSos By tsat dTe s1fcl diseass cnnsufpioh ,xns
eso.h Himself teeru ed to visit toe EsI nass c,,s
japan tere ne d,ooTeIed PstvBsrI'E sne Ssbily
soS ,sdus Hs cough Wa, cared immee;stey e
cured his r-sves wLo Inherited the d'esAe .s ttou
..n1. Of e..e. cor hop-iss, BY oshsr eo: s @
IA tbe r.cne "a Al Wbo sh Il 10 eents 10
tie p~. sse sld %. tas.ee printing Aciie,s "
5Inrs st. orpsst. 81. Eicholsa Hots, ne~-A"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
IA rv-<fa-mt~ V

CHERRY VALLEY FEMALE AoADsmY. CheTr!
vsey q. Y-Next ses.isn beeias Gu sso ?, ~ EsyYc.k
Cssi,s--s apply 20 RIrt,y b CO., No. aa rec" -
" C. O. HA1rlr'uF sFrnoip.s
A HowLsa-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

c,at ,sys Since ths adourOneIt OF court We Ineea
er sssast porpely hi, come 20 !got rs stoa
ha cine hs oeen onnd the dcovcrg oi the dsssor au
$50 20 a clothing, eoa1ps to ponney no'c, H..
biond The theory tia; as he blow was
m r,t 10 hs 70, u where he diy.ted ht'se Of inc po
otbes hhh together With the dagger were ta'.s. .
.,fpe. beg ead the bag its conterss "te '"''
- ~ b1 frisr be lad n The house.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

FIREMfY GoIsG TO PHtLADElPHf,;-In ,asa .iasu
which ls Jersey City yesterday an rucon on ne & ~
Railroad was an unusually heavy one requiring hoe ~
tie passengers Among tte M N
Yo+L sccompsnied bv sheous Baud sni Pas.ac Engine
Compspy Of Paersoo panied ~ band OF MUSIC On
lh.r way 10 Philadelphia to participate " 'ne a"u'' ~
mons pa sde which tGkes place to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
LAW INTELLIGENCE

SUPREME COURT-SrBeIAL Tssa-oct. a-Bsicto
Judge PBAsooT.
The ARGUMENTS in The case Of COnover agt. The
Hsvor kc Tor Injunction, finished and Ehs case sub
uittd. 81, 4,
The matter Of Conover ngt Oevi.u in regard to the
Sy Of the hooks aai papers Of tie Street
Osee is .et down for cons dsrs.ion tbs ith inst
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
Nrw.Yorx Ho,rrru-weexly Report % Oct.
rAdyeY.issme,s

The AQuARIA AND THE CARLO FAMILY
These hcsde ,hs We;A Eghtsrse arc the great
now Al BARyu Nu,tCy TT. AavAeU s the rcst besati
fol thing brown; .h. Cato FssILY are the most ,rp
Equilibils.s, GJurssts Ac u the s11SI o pH'ho '"
uents.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
vouor m.n 'nsued Edwaia

GRAND LARcEsT.-A young man nsu'sd EdWaio
Phpoi an en1ineer arrested Saturday atereool OF
chg ge sfuspd larceny in stealing soe wsten xs'qed e.
e'ib from the store or Tobias t.Ardes no " ta.ou
street Accused entered tie store under pete.s of
wsch AID Il alleged taat while the ate nton 81 hr f.n
ders called CT he slipped tbs watch INTO l sna
wsked ont When elrssed the property was iouno 10 ns
possession Justice Connolly comn.so tie accused IN ae'H
III 6 ON bail
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

R,cox1As LIrrRART AssocLTroN.-th second
of the Paeonian Litersry Association of Hoooken
nece A. ODD Fellows Hal thls evening The exercises
vii sst or az a5lTos by TIE Presdelt ot ta- Asoce
sud the readiug Of sntpoens b. he
oso,ihs Band viii intersperso the exercises "n music
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
TAdvertisementI
FEhDMcKS's PHOIOGRAPao TEMPLf OF AKf,

Nos. Ss5 5ST Brcsiwsy o,poste hetropop.M H. a.
PBoroGsMas. DisVEaaS0rTrE. Asssorfrs. ,Isnirs
'he pTodue:c-s Of Ills mssusc-a essaS'aEaent
a m. 10 " p.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
THR CANCEMI JURY.
" ia T.H

Sir: In TsE TRIBrsl Of Oct. 9 an represented
voting Not guilty" tire Of Csncemi believed q
proved guilty and yoe3 VIII you ptsse co''ee' N,
mistake II the reporter ard obass .a -o,.,r.,vv
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
(AsyrrtisenSrl

FoR WASTING IHPANTs AND .. Uhlh ~ w. q
M.r. .ns nus viii Goi FcSrIns, cs.AG T., ~ 1lc, aes
F.o~tss r.reS 20 al svts sap. et S,aeS .ns ersp
toss ara pcpotsa tas, hOs.tt. $500! !,rs Co
ps"hs in eAiiafeA Ec ss 1sesss,Y NIX
AL Lvs III
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PolI1tcAL TIE Republican Primary meetings Tor
Ia ec,icr of ieessies 20 toe Comfy seIsse' saa As'e
= az Il he ed tia sEeai-s throughout tie e,'y
ara er-y The ConvsniioG Cor tbe domination OF '"onO
Otc,r, usets a. FistSEsh ca NecnS'lAT pest d.
Tbs soouref rsmocstc C1nYcu.io1 - rcs's~tnne ~
re. He Ho.se IN tAs Nizth Wssi. tod,J to com
an Genes Con fnee bsve os.ed their Primary
q, th fHoue sy evening Their County Coaventier
!. - r. he'd A. FlatbusA or Necoe,dsJ nr ~ NJ.
- ncr-,.ir JrdiciaI Convection & tte Second Dsrb
70 r-oae caJ dsisio foT Juse ct tue Supreme Cou !"
CO e at the City iisI " Bro'II 'h f"e'u'y
royi c.h inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

PEoTEsTAsr EriscorAL CorvTsIioh This body
stj;ourned on Friday evesig. No business Of public
iu portarce was .ranss1ted during the seesioa.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
Cprrt1,1c, HoR~.-A carrnsn named c. Kelly

s - S.,rrJsv or tie chAryc Of cruelty to horse
thy Hsnon appess. obtained Keii- permission %
Lb HI. hor,e q the re., OF K.ys cart. Kelly drove Up ms
c hr-e and threw the oheS 81 ns dow IT, snd turn
dragged h'1 considerable distsnce oe s,a m SoT.s
Tie sccued locked Up in the Third District STATION
p. stSa.t eKeuinasirn.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
IAdr tl.r-en.I

To NERVOUS SUFFER- ERs-A retrd Clengy-
,n rcstor health in fcr days of' many y 'r u great
T.. -yous se1rs Is an1ious 20 make known the "a, " '
yi. tfr.sl Ne prrsrri you u-ed- DfccI - t.e
R~v J0as n DAGAAIL, Ne ies sufto1 81, br''Aye
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

Ass,ssLY NOMINATIONS The Democrscy OF th
VIM A.,eub,y District comprising the Seventh. fiteent
sxteents and Ee< nth Wsrds have put in nomination
Assembly SnpeTvisor Bleeekor.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
IL arxlt....rsst
Is s~v<sis~T,-st
YIr3yIK.s FrMsIR CoLJ,FaR (ee;SbsisA a lu

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80, i. b, be L.si.slur~ o ue State 70 ~ e'
TsgLENss sn0 DEeZEss IL ffsf1ste- 6Safs aaa q
too p 100 pef ypss. So sdv, -.seustt