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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
TIE Markets.

New YoRS, Aug. 2l.-FLouR-Dull; 3.4o0
sold.
GRsrS-Whcat heavy; and new his declined o@
&C: nothing doing in Old. Ssl,s 800 bu fair
white Ohio at SI.6l: 27.0)9 bu Southern at 1870
a 81 for red and I.707 LIS for white, the latter
price tor very prime sample. Rye dull at 9pc(@
81 Com in fair demand. Sales 43,0D hn west
crn r,ixcl ut ESQ e5c-cosin. firm. Oats dull and
unchanged.
WrlsKra-Morc buoyant at 2Slz "a 2Sis.
PE o~s--Pork-u nci,nged. 50, DO for mess
and S23 for prime. Beef closed steady. Sales go
bbls at si1td IL f,r rcp,ck"1 Chicago and Cleye-
lamb mess and sis ,0ct 10 for extra do. Beef HAMS
dull at PIC. Hams l2' a BE. Shoulders II d "a,
l2c. Small sales western smoked bacon at l5c.-
Lard FIRM. Sales $50 bbls at I6i .al6i.c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
The .Judgeship.

La PORTE, August list, leof
TOT. S. STaxrIELp, JAMES BRADLEY,
JONI b. NILES, X. G.. SunyocK IS. j. Az
THoSY. and others,
Gentlemen. eE
] have received your request to become a
candidate for Judge ofthis Circuit, includ-
ing the names of nearly all of the members
OF the Bar Of the Circuit, as well as other
persons. all like yours, without distinction
of party.
After due reflection I have concluded to
accedc to the request. As have had no
hand in getting before the public for the
Office except to allow the use ofmy name,
shall not take any further part than to agree
to serve il elected. cannot consent to ac-
cept the Office as partizan, and will not
run as the nominee of any political convcn-
ton. ae fe-
Yours, DC, 81
ANDREW l.. OSBORN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
National Agricultural Fair.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, August 24.-Arrange-
mcnts for the National Agricultural Fair
next week are nearly completed. Contri-
buttons o; stock and implements are COM
ing in from all sections Franklin Pierce,
John e. Breckenridge, John n. King, Rob
ert c. Winthrop, Lord Napier and others,
have accepted invitations to be present.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
M 8 r r I y %

On the ooh inst, by Rev. Austin Fuller. Mr..
MosEs BaRyErr.to Miss BEssY FISH.
On the 9Th int, by the Rev. NJ. Gregory. of
La Porte, ]. l.. TAYLOR and NJ Lsunsr sxrru.
daughter Of Esquire VI. W. Smith, all of Plymouth.
Accompanying the above was a silver douccur.-
1t is highly prizcd and as it is more blessed to give
than receive, we doubt not the happiness of the
twain is complete May their joys increase, and
their prosperity equal their liberaity. ~.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
MmwAuKEg, August %.

About six O'Clock last evening, a terrible
hurricane passed over Woodland, Wiscon-
sin, destroying every house in the place.
Mr.. Fox, the station agent, was run over
and instantly killed, in endeavoring to stop
some freight cars on a side track, which
the wind had set in motion. The tele-
graph lines were FRUSTRATED. The railroad
track was also considerably damaged.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
Formidable Front of the Free State Men

la fa in Kansas. ia
1t viii be seen by paragraph some place
in our paper to-day that Gen. LANE has
taken step in the right direction by or
ganizing the Free State settlers of the Ter
ritory of Kansas in regular military style,
the object to be attained being to make
their power felt in protection of their rights
at the ballot box, and eventually to make
Kansas free State. Already the names
of 10, 900 freemen are enrolled, all good
and true, and if necessary an army %, 600
strong, it said, of men. who hate tyrants
and lovelibcrty, their bosoms glowing with
the fire and zeal of our revolutionary faith
ers, can be be mustered into the field. Al
border rufiiandom, backed by Gen. Har'
ney's Utah army would find abundant oc
Icupation in N'subduing" snch force o
4 freemen determined to have their rights o.
de- The imposing display Of strength
made by the Free State men in the recen
ELECTION which they had all TO themselve
Twill have its moral influence The Tope
lka Constitution. our accounts from Kan
lsas state, received six times as many vote
II as were cast by the Nationals for their can
: aidates (without opposition) for Trainer
! Iof a Constitutional Convention Thi
II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
The state Rnnk Of Indiana.

The indianapolis Journal of Monday
says we learn that the Board of Directors
of this Bank returned for cancellation at
theirla session 81 ,002, 10000, which has
been redeemed in the last three months, and
that another fifth Of the capital win be re-
turned to the State and other stockholders
this month.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27

u III effects of Mercury or loss of annette and
strength, disturbed sleep, night sweats cough and
o'her symptoms Indicative of debility. For these
symptoms or any cutaneous disease, proof Of am mn.
pure state OF the blood, Hurley's Sarsaparilla is a
sovereign remedy.-CH.RIEsToyM Erfray. -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27

We continue to have fine mild weather
with light western winds, and confidently
expect the arrival of the telegraph cable
feet at Trinity Bay, on or before tuesday
next.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. %.

Col Roberts, from New Mexico, reports
battle between the Apache Indians and
Col. Miles, commander, on the ella river,
in which % Indians were killed and up
wards of 80 were wounded. Col. Miles
recovered large amount of property.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27

In reply to the petition Of some gentle
men of New Haven that he would not use
the army to enforce the outrageous Kansas
laws, Mr.. Buchanan says ''that he r;H ex-
ecute them with Gods help" If he waits,
the Indianapolis Journal very appositely
remarks, till God helps him execute those
infamous frauds on the people, and outra-
ges on law, the citizens Of Kansas viii
never have much to complain Of, If h
had wanted the help Of the head Of hi
party. il might be forthcoming speedily.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27

EE The Hog Cholera has again broken
out in Shelby, Marion and other central
counties in this State. AMI scores of hogs
are dying every day. I'D ai ief.s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
LATEST FROM DELHI. y
III.

5 mo 10 DELHI G ASToSmExrs, june IL.
We are now encampcd on the Flagstaff
Hill, having dislodged the insurgents on the
9Th. They fought most obstinately, and
disputed the ground inch by inch; but
British courage--and ! may add ferocity-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27

The Republicans Of Iowa met in Con
vention At Iowa City ON "Wednesday the
18th inst.,, and nominated Gen. Lowe Of
Lee county for Governor, and 0BAS FA-
VILE of Mitchell nfor: Lieut. Gov The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed. ''csn =
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FAMILY MARKETING.

Tho nas eating department IN the maske. jusi u
presen. that teYo.d 10 the sale CT poultry and gsme
Oun the greatest garrs market In tho world, aad wild
fowl s5d eAt NOT only abundant and cheap but BIO
siss embrace greater variety that can DO foaud 10 any
other city IN ths world. Although ihs gsme Law, still
IN atic1 IN many s.stss They arc practically %. al
nsush. by tao sporsnsa, crcunstaace to bo deploed,
~ tho msrte, early In lie season, 1ed with gsuo
u, 1t 10 30 stsa and besides tbs wsnou destruction Of
yourg bids often nasaes them acsrcewhen they are mist
ani,5y. Already have pagiridges, wcodoock snipe
verison q few duck, and very viii have Ill
The varieties bpown 10 MAJ ket Canvass baoxs and
red heaos daily expected from the q ssaLsAke Pou
~ srd game arc - yci high, but win soon BIO
cheaper. There Al very milo new 10 note in meat
Prices coatinus h'sh. Fish bnngs fair pr.cN
AL TIE .yeIh saier fsb perch, pike, pickeel, are
hesnrs srrlnu. small bci.!ag, which lomc people ell
persd n calling al gnxd, are now IN masei, and sell fo
frtm &c 10 2bc ZACH Tney very Moe eating Tncre
10 active demsGd for oysleYs Al kinds OF market gar
cen pro'ncs mrnant good rrscs. Indeed The ptospsJ
Ia " gstshes ar nil Will be much deArer during
he co-alpg winter tan sN last sammer believed
posbis Potatoes have gcro up In price some 500 on
thet 10 there any prospect or their being cheaper.
ssScert b. sa Esd % 90 FER Dbl Amorg Tho novel
Turst are Now ssolia pnaines. three oareoes
which arrived rec,ni!y Thee Are very nce potatoes
than The reTceYs and for ,na, reason do eel vs
ph. really s,persr 70 them Aui moro mesly when
billed Apples sell r from ~ s. 70 80 80 per bb The
plrclal varieties n market are TIE sAi pppsns, the
Ioanc SWEETS aud grecn.rss. Nel, nonn The winter
. apples vii 90 slopg.
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Coawai-on THURSDAY afternoon, oc 70 a.isr I'sg
and severe insss, JAMES oosvAr, In The s0sh ye1 Of
rho funeral viii take place this Ansvnooa. al sAf.
rast o'clock He friends, aad ,Aoss OF his brothers,
Patrick Peter and william, are respecsfuy invited W o.
DIY-on Friday, oct. 30. HDsznA srzvoop DAT,
youngest child Of Charles and Luoy rAy syod mouths
me friends Of tho family are respectfully iavis.d
wha.A.l and ssass 'sns. % MORO. .nsrscos. a .sa
o'rloch.
TI|p,s I'm fr,dsy, e, 90, kDwAsD H., iars.. soa Of
Bsny q. and Adelaide rlcrdsr, asod . months and 2
Ja,vs-oa Friday morning oct 70, Of typhoid fever,
kAnA sldss. daughter OF David ssd Eliza jarvis, n
Inc rssiyes ana rsras OF the nmiy are requested %
afford the funeral 70 morrow afternoon, a ose o'oock,
81 o. vary ohurcs T~ssy third street, ssswssa Firm and
Kns.. IA Williamsburg l, On Friday moysins, oc.
80 Of bilious complaint, JAsn Ksan, sgsd ~ pears.
Frsndship Hsss Company No (of Whoa - W . mem
bsr) and bs Fire Depar mens Of WilansbuyH general,
Norm } rs.s 8 nos 70 .' sSSe s ! o.. ococs
xnsIH5os Friday, oct %. villa. vAsDs-Ar.s
he ns-S .ili Ass plses .e.svr,w ror..ss.. q
frsrds ere rs SPEC lsyi..d % sssssd
KRArn.-oa fhursday, ost 20. Arsuurs n. HaAru,
sesios proprietor Of We New Yok Mercury. sssd -
lbs friends o. The family, also Ne .sussvs q n. r.
Typographical sooiesy. and We members q Eakerprss
funeral from bis aie rssids.es No $40 Bss srsss,
70 morr ~ Boos, ri two O'clock Hh rea.na vtu BE-
inferred IL Cypress Hi Cscelsry.
LinD On nursday, ocs 70, q disease Of We hsan,
The friends and soquansADos Of ihA nni;y are ~
spsotfuny invited 70 AHEAD Ne nera thA asxnooa as
saf peat one ociook from her lee rss,dsnos No sA3
Ho,o.ncx-A wocdhavss, ssay Jamaica. l. L, On
Wednesday mogninG, Oct IS, q apopioxy, Rmkw q.
MCCORMICK, aged % years
TIE freads Of niy ere respectfully invited n a.
tend she funeral, wshout further Docs, frsa hs rWl-
leave South ferry RIA L0sg Island RallroaA ~ sS sos
A. ~ Tor Woodhsvsn ssaass, vA~s carriages vtn ~ b
waiting.
Mooozmcx = on Friday svsrps, oa %. CA.osru AMI,
daushssr OF Herhsn n and Caroline hooosnich, ssed
months.
Hsr rsn,lrs win be taken 70 wAih P,Ass, ~ 40 p.
train This Afternoon from me rcsidsnns or he's % en No
us Lenipsnn avenue Tns rsma'.s YIN be " sSrcd W
morrow.
ossoUn-A Orange, N. y, on Friday y ,y.lpr DC,
30 Of dropsy, ssuvocD osnoRSs, sged 90 " ara
ms reiaeves s.a n1esds Of ,ss fa.iy rspsctfanI
His remains si be tshes 70 Dasbuy FOR n,er nsns
sfsvus - On rhursday, Oot ~, ass LINGERING i'm sss
Jn srsvus. in the botb year OF hh ags
wsIx, Conn 70 morrsw afisrnoo Al SO o'osos ''
| I Vac WIS On FRIDAY, Goa 30 uIruAsu. w ia
/ OF rrns Van winhe, IN The 19sh ~ ~ 81 ner ass
TIE ie.es Of The family, and soss her sons Jsccs
John .ohr and William .tss, ~ are ia ,ltea 10 =
End NE fenerh, hcm her lao resldepcs No 4 g~sv,ct
street, 70 morrow afternoon. ~ iso o'clccS
MDn ~ s, rnasy, 20 20, o. ccnssnrsos, hnf Z
TIE reaves ssd niend. isvooA 10 attend shs ,sr
vices, htr sss reapaeros, No ts1 west rsrh street,
wosrcs snernoca, - four o~,sck Her rsmsn vi
seAAsn fS',w1s, On hcatsy ucyans IA 30 sSa
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Markets.
PILL ADKLPHIA STOCK BOARD
PMLADu2HA, Oct. %, 1857
necsu cuH. PenDsyivsnis s's, so,5; Reading Bal
roed, 1875 Long Leland Railroad, 81 PeansyivAnis
Nav osl.Am, osL 80, 1857
Cotton Sale: 70 a., cc oss co ,,ss Of
year III $50 Sass q ali southern pors 1903 300 bales;
o sxo &c c. '' fa as'.' ssss1 Yale.
There Is nothing doing In provisions Or grain. RIO
lis 900 bags; 6oo bags have exported 70 Europe
prime IL q1osed OK cents EIchAnge on London II nomi
nal q et; on New York the range il X to sk Psr csns
discount
Cotton 10 arm and unchanged saies to day aco baies
SAVANNAH, O,L 20, 1857.
Uosscu-saAs 70 cay 400 bales, mossy a l2o. There
N Improved demand to day .ror.,. > j. 90 ,a,,
COssou-sass to day 800 bales .. unchanged prices.
Floor-Thsrs rather moro eorg for the Eastern trade,
and prices Of the fancy ard extra grades are very nrm
wbss-A lot Of 400 bun bells req Iadians sold 1t 81 10
sSs. Ssss n made ssS 81, Su.Ss
STATE 4tc Corn dull lot OF 800 bushels In store,
sAiss, asa bu.hel. tour ro.sd, u ssks 800 bushel:
ordnsr5 20 $40 27oo bushels good do, at $780,; and
ss,es reso,,sd snippsa to New Yo;I, BY rivsf, asst
evening" IS eco buihsle corr, $4,000 bushss wheat,
si,ooe bushels oats, ands,cco bushels feed. nv
Flour ID steady. sales 70 day zoo bis, at IS IS rs
Tor extra IrnoN, Iosa and Indiana. Whes active and
steady ssss to day 10000 bushels, ~ 800 for Chicago
spsnx, 83c FOR Mlwaukie cao and 81 10 81 lax for
while Canada Corn IL nrm Sales 70 day 5000 bushels,
ss SO O~s are steady Sales day 1900 bushels Of
54c whAiey has advanced, and sales were made a l9
FfeiShis are SOLVE l6c for wheat and 30 for
New YORK fhe VIVID il favorable largo feet has
arrived. The receipts and Ahipmeuu are large.
BcFsALo, o.. 800 p. Mn
rour-Pricss unchanged; supply fair; sales 1000
bushels, NJ 81 Is . "a 81 70: super Wsoonhn and
CAnAda; 500 do IS 2S for extra Ohio 60 Wheat active
81 seady rates; supply good slss 100 900 bushels most
~ chicago ~, Ing Al SOC, including good MWaoko club
81 $40, common red Illinois 81 ESQ and white Canada A
81 10 81 l2k Corn frmer; saies IL 900 bushels At
$40 closing at the latter proc. Oats tteady sales
10 900 bushels q $40. wniskey nrmer sales $50 bbs
isKc. siac per gallon. Efeigas active, At SO. for
oAs, l6c for wheu and g., for -four Lake imports to-
dAy-2ko eco ouahss wheat a, eco do corn; 33ooo d.,
oss. CsaA exports-e4, ooo bushels wheat, l2,ooo do
corn.
OswgGo, Dot 900 r NJ
F,oar qass whsa very scarce and Arm; sAjs, Of
s.oco busaos 81 92c for Chicago spring extra closing
With ho.cers demanding % 81 advance Cora inao.
G,o LAKE, ipaports-ii,V 0 bushels wheat Cara OF
2oiN-2sSo bbls. -four, Z, oo3 bushels wneat
CHICAGO, OCT. 30-6P n.
Iioar sdvaaced l6c sales ai 81 10 Wheat nrm; ad
vauced 20 Corn dull. OATS buoyant; safes 2lc. snip,
mems to BlnAo-No four 100 COO bushels wheat snip
mems 10 Osxego-No ncur, 90 COO bushels wheat Re.
ceipss-xTso bbls -four, 80, COO bushes wheat, 900
bosoes osrn.
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Blovs-BUsD -on Ihursday, OCT. -, b. Esr III sssd
Lsshrop, n CL1AvIDD BsowD, Jr., 70 MHI KARI n 4.
eldest daughter Of Goo w Bard, Esq all Of this city.
CoyuL-LDaAs la Rrcoky n. on Sunday, Ocs. IL, ~
Hev. r. w CLvs, NJ DAsius oHowuL 70 Mo HAnsrr L.
LcSAs Ill OF BrooKyn.
Ds HAlr-rDassH On ynursday Oct ~, By Rev. 2.
J. sawyer, NJ Eowssp .. % HAns 20 ni1 gIuRA 0pH-
second daughter OF n. L. Thresher, Esq, all OF hAs
city
CAifs'n MA papers plsae copy.
DrSHAn-WmB AT Railway, N. j., on Wednesday,
GA -, BY Rev. Geo Most, DAVID B. DUNLAP 70 EEIA
" daughter Of Geo r. Webb, Esq.
eryDAn-RoHssoy lin Princeton, u j., on russfay,
on II, by Rev WIN a. bod, Mr.. JON n. Burpln, a
chicago, III 10 Miss CAsoLSs hsDsos, OF the fors~
plsce.
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EBLo's SALOON GRAD C0NosRr-yhe last concert Of
the series given By NM Thaberg and veuxtsmps, took
place last nJghi when The salcn WAS crowded 70 .
utmost capacity. The oceasion rendered still moro
by the last appearance in oouoert Of Milo
ezzoIin who departs early nsxt month for pro sinuisl
tour, under the agement o. Mr. Srskosoh. The pro-
gram me last night was q folows:-
FIRsr
l. Ballo 81 Famigna Fac Family PArty), Sgoor
e. Romarai "El.r d;A1oie si.nor L,booett. .Do.issu
g. Aria "Trovatoren Nile Ermipe Trezz ,InI . Verdi
Visuxtsmps
Aria, "Don ovanni," sgnor Gasasr. .......Mczirt
9. FuneyAl March. Chopin.
b. Soug Of Spring, Hgsmuud rhAloerg .nendelssohn.
PAAT g1COND.
7. YoTxen Papaso, Ii ooce.ts, Gasier, Rocco Roin
8. Duet (piano and vioin)-"fhs Huguenots, Thaberg
Dus.. sEsr dxnor." s F;:az,iia ssd ssnsr
10. "Home, Sweet H;ne" agismu ID rhInerI. msibsrg
II. Solo, violonoelo, Feri Keizer xsrk
IL Trio, al Lombara" Nile. Frezzolnl, Lab ,cta Gas
sieY, with Obligaao Solo and accompaniment by TaA
berg and Vieuxtemps...
There has been attractive concert hills In
New York, and II fully deserved tho liberal psr image
which resolved The gems OF the programme, the aria
from the "rrovAtore," BY Frexsoin; the "HuSuenos"
DUST By Yhabsrg and veuxsmps ana The TITO from the
"IDmbardi" spendidy executed and received with
enthusiasm Freszoln improves with the public and 10
just besispiDg 70 be appreciated - she going away.
IhAlbuFg u popular ever while Vieuxte nps gains
admirers every day. the concert Of Ast night will
bear repetition even In those hard times.
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SAILS o, BONDS AND srocxs AZ Accr-or.
EVA n Nicoisy

sALIS o. BONDH AND NrOCK5 n ACCrI0N,
- b. A, n Ntooisy
% 900 reyrs Hauts Alton r., Lea nort Ina added 50
900 MI sAuine Chy Tn................. TO-. aoS
2to chs American uapo Conrsny roc.
10 Phens Fire In, ursnce Oomran y.....,....u.lo les
20 fuiton Insurance Company
Bg5 Drapr.
eco tisnoh Centre Pr "a ,,.......... Do. oak
~ geo Dubuque and P.c 10 RI Tt.a...., d.. ~
5000 Tennessee 8s..............,..... d.. TAX
10 chs shoe and Leather Bank 7eh
20 lmporters and Trad evs Hank. ,..............6 So
Is Sixth Avenue RI. Company ,...............st,. 81
30 Continental Fire Insurance Company ....,.4s.es
20 Commercial Fire Insurance. oompssy ......... eek
10 nied states Fire Insurance Company I0s
Mercantile Fire Insurance Company ........ sTH
20 Mecbancs and Trsie Fire Insurance %. Ill Ito
Is Peter cooper Fire Insurance Oompsn ...s...... 81
40 rrlion Fire fnsurknce ,mrsny .............loo
10 Excelsior Fire Insurance Company ..s....s..s. u
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CarY CunnE aClAL REeo9r.

CtHN CUmmGRClAL RExOWT
FnpAy, OF. so-e 2, n.
AsHp.-rhs msvxs, vu Unchanged, While srnal sales
we're naklnF sieSe fof pearls, and 10, Tor pcAs
Bssapsv-vr- --yicur-fhs narkes hM dnpayed ~.
creased activity -.th rood dsnaaf boa from domestic
and foreign export Prizes we're also nr nsr ~ 20
Ice. per e~r,l, espsc's,g Toy 10 lcye AMI med'en
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Ehs Publication OF the Returns or the Flee
llOnn


tins Publication Of the Returns or the Flee
lions.
We hope 70 be able In our morning edition or wecnss-
day rex TO announce the decisive result In this STATE and
those others In which elections TassdAy To THAT
end arrangements have been for some time 10 progress,
and We are happy ct this mont to aokr owedse the In
debtedn0is OF the press and the pablo 10 The sovesa
narsgers or The telegraph Isnes and particularly 70 Mr.
James Reid Buperinsencsn. or tho New York, Albany
and Buifa'o line. for The spirit o. accommodation
and courtesy whIah they have oviaced. Toe line OF
which Mr. Reid Is manager, and Aso, understand all
others In the 6sa.s, viii be held open on Tusdy night
until about three oolck whom the pseis viii receive Tor
publ .aton Wednesday morning al The returns that
may DO delivered at any OF the telegraph ocss in the
Bate free OF ali expense except reasonable compensation
70 The operators Ter their services Aor tho usual hour
for closing Tho Hnes Having procured from The severn
County Clerks the ooh votes OF lAs year for Governor
or this State the means Il hand OF comparing the
returns y received SHALL Fuss be abs 70 give In
an Ineligible form the result In the SAss Wednesday
morning.
EIors ssess operators and other friends In hs Int
ror will plcaae send the vote OF cash town hard from
for secaeary Of State and Judge the Court Of Appeals
me votes cast Tor other ats officers wiz b whey
cesay, and should be excluded from Ill repairs semi
over The wires, their transmission viii exclude othsr
and more vlcaSe intelligence, In addition 10
tho votes cast for Secretary Of State end Judge
OF The Court Of Appeals, We doars the names
and politics, ~ fax - possibIs, or tie Senator's
and Auembiymcn known belle, cd to be elect
ed but al figures should be excluded. We would par
ticulAsy Impress upon the minds of persons sending
despatches that the result In PORTIONS OF towns utterly
vausless. The votes Of entire towns nothing ct ell
should DO tent in al he votes pArsa
lar towns reported should be taken to give the
nj me OF the coul ~ also.
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G. d. Long & Co., OF Baltimore.
BALTIMORE OCT. 80, 1857.
fho snoourccmsnt In this MORNINGS american or the
ssluro Of G. B. Long o., Of shis city, entirely erro
re00s
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81 1857

believe pan q .lsSs; we mdsAiPnen vs were o.
ordnance duty tsgsAG In l8l! and lS; oonxidor hIm
sxoslsny well q6stesd In sVesy rospG Tor the aui 70
tho ooevtoa
Court adjourned
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neutrality-suspicious. - Wells Announce .
os free lectures BY sher OF their establishment
eysty nigh neat week pp We nesdsy At ODD fellows
hall Hobckeu. uraDirationa daily nj t broadway r. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31

Sentence or james U. Brayman.
Quo AGO, Ok. 81, 1857.
JAmas q Brayman WAS yesterday sentenced 10 four
ysan bard labor In the penissnuAry for stealing letters
from tho Post Ofice In this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31

OslssadoxO's HAIR Dye, Wigs ana Io~psss-
ms vssy te In tbs word. O. m md Ne dys pSvHsy ~
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Ef1lir 1aar Dys, DnslIiDss . Sos, Black
Or brown No. Baruls skeea InmiaSts nat cuzag In.
rrSu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31

Cs Prudent People.
Ton caa purchase Jr cash a cent
BBLOW COST
Any article frou The following stock which 10 oil ne
nnwnsr STILES.
FOR fall and winter veNr.
$50 90 worth Of iadiss' furs,
sls,aO worth OF son has $3.50 boys' hss and caps
eBO chudfen's nncy hats
0GNlNe Far an hat wareksuse,
no fla Hrondway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31

go Cent Ambrotypss, with Csss.--srsst
rush for yor rats Visited Friday By 800 ladies', Kim
BALLS. sE Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31

Murray = Lanmsn's Fforsds water .-Bs-
.sre lmi atoms msnut.sured from sssental ola
Hcne are Ten uine without the label Of nurrAy
Ne bottle. Sold By the proprietors, n \. LkNNAN 90
water street. and BY al drwsss VI " csnn yer bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31

Dsnsnes sails mandsv SAFES; also Tire and
purHlAr proof par or safes Specimens eshbiion
Yep" |" RosERr NJ PArRIcK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-31

Frangipanst --Fhs Most Deiighffal and
lasting perfume. rR n6sK UBlRs YraaSpAnn! tbs only
genuine, at $50 Broadway, corner OF Wsnsr street.
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Twelve Cent Machine Portraits OF the
people, taken by EOLMBs United sa'es pasas, picture
mailer and wording miracles In sr. 2sa Broadway
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Rvsrsts Mouse, UnsSu Square, Sew York
8 % I, 81 % per disua. HAWL1Y d. CLAPP.