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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

The subscribers e.c Agents
for Messrs. s. G Herring X
C1's celebrated Fi.c and Thief
Proof Safe. We would invite
the AT alton OF the public to
the fact that these Safes have
for years sto"s! the test OF
both ire, thief and also OF
time. Very many Safes will
ma measure DEFY the former
and vet fall before the latter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

En- BODY
Is Informed that JOuy,
CORNER BRADY AND THIRD SITS
HAS on hand the following assortment Of PEI
IL FUAkS:
Musk Bose. Jockey Club,
GerAnlum, Sweet Brier,
Cetronella, Patohouly,
Mile Fluer Heliotrore,
New Aown Hay, Spring Flowers,
Jassamine, West End,
Violet, BouquetC Caroline
Jessie, Boat Yacht CAub,
Tea Rose, verbena,
Nignonetto, Mousline,
Bouquet Oriental.
All OF the above Extracts are OF superior quail.
~ and 81 20 cents per bottles.
ALSO:
LUBINS RXTRAOTS,
COLOGNE WATER,
LAVENDER
FANCY 0oAP0, elsc,
July20dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

House furnishing & Upholstery Goods.
Mattresses Of every kind, Feather Beds and Pillows,
Blankets, Quits, Cotton Shestings and Pillow
Castings.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

70 ~ 49,
Tsp 9 - exs1p s9s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

Merchants
Z.TSUR.a.VCE CO.NPsatT,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Amounts securely Invested. ......... ....e2OO 90
O. A. BEI.sN, Agent for Davenport. Omoe-Over
u 8. Express Oflce, on Perry, between Sceo nd and
Third streets.
Rsvsassou-Msckio. 4 Oorbin: May ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22
CTRT.1I.V GOODS,

To this depsrtment We shall devote Increased atten
ton ". hav. In store and daily receiving
Rich Embroidered. Cloth CHrfains.
French BrocdteUes-in patterns and by yard;
Nagsiacen iSdfins--with brocate'le borders.
Beautiful SGtin tDeLaines,
J,a1so,,e Dn,nnsfs-with trimmings IN mateh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22
CHICAGO.

GREAT CARPET HILL
OF
Becher HOLSTER & Wilkins,
No. I35 Lake street,
CHICAGO, ILL.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In order u make room Tor our
I'm 111e1l0O 9toClKV
And Cor the better convenience of customers,
have taken the rinc store nty occupied by D. b.
Cooke Co.. and connect cd II with our former extern
svc premises. The entrance 70 our sales rooms and
Carpet Hall IS now
ON THE FIRST FLOOR,
iss LAKE STREET. iss
CARPETS.
A larger assortment thar sliothcrs In this city
bined.
SPLENDID MFDALLIoNS,
vELvETS AND v1LTONS,
BEAUTIFUL TAPESTR
ROYAL SIX THREADED BRUSSELS.
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
Fine, snpernne and Tapestry lncr,ns. Berlins, Ven
ethan, H. mp and Feltj, pets, Drussets, &c.
| OilClOths,
OF he best Foreign and Domestic Manufact urcs,
one yard " w enty four feet vide
.NNtfiMSS.
Always on hand a Arres,ock of Canton Aattinss
Also, supe rior Cocoa Aattings, In all widths, suit
| able for Ofnces, Saloons, &c.
Mats and Rugs,
nsreat variety, from three shillngs to as.
CIRT.1I.r GOODS,
To this department shall devote Increased atten
| ton. W. have In store and daily receiving
Rich Embroidered. CLOTH Curtains.
| French Brocdteles-in patterns and by yard;
| Magnificent Sdfins--with brocate,lc borders.
Bsamiria Sdhn iDeLaines
! Handsome Ddmasks-with trimmings to match.
Lace Curtains,
which for Beauty 81 Finish and Spicndor In Design
| cannot be surpassed-varying from - 10 &lOO per
| pair
WINDOW SHADES.
Beautiful painted ard rich God Shades, white Bun
| Green and Blue Hollands
House furnishing & Upholstery Goods.
Mattresses Of every kind Feather Beds and Pillows,
| Blankets, Quits, Cotton Sheetings and Pillow
Castings.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.

Particular attention 10 invited 10 the fact that We
have many Of the bese styles and qualities ~ goods
that cannot be obtsined oocwhere, AID We are now
oNering entire stock 81 Greatly Reduced Pr.ces
Beecher, Hollister l. wilkins.
Jan 10 Is5TdIv 185 LAKE. L1REET
THEo. BELTS, ! A. 4. X. SAWYER,
J. n. Mkt LKN, JNo. o. NELLES
sawyer, Mcllcn 4 Co.,
25s 4 28O SOUTH WATER ST,
Chicago. III.
BET7 :, .NELLE.N'@ 10.
Ne. . sOuTii MsIN ST,
st. Louis, Mo.
General O0n1niSsiOn 4 Forwarding
Merchants.
REFE Noes:
Renict & Peterson, 81 Lofts.
WI Gilman, do
George PeGram, do
Capt W Gould. do
Lsfin, Smith / Boies, do
Cans u johnson, Louisians, No.
Flirt 4 wheeler, Chicago.
NANeef, do
Latin, Smith / Boies. do
CHKtnnedy 4 o., New Orleans.
AG Farweii / Co, Boston.
Starring, Mccullough Co., N. 7.
Nav 20 18s7dlS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

sos
w. \ Of s. ". Bee. ~, T. -. \. ". 90
MINNIE \ and s. W. \ II N. Z. \ Sec.
T. ~. 4. w., 100 acres.
X, kofE y. \ Sec. ., r. 70, n. W. 50 scrss.
Nh \ Of q. ". \ sad n. W. i offs. .. - &c.
"a, r. 70. X. W 80 acres.
North East 10 Sec. ~, r. 70. n. w., leo acre..
r. \ ofE.w Ia and Z. = u 3. ". Ia Bee. %,
T. 80, \. w., leo acres.
Also smaller tracts selected With care. "a FOR
$3.50 - COOK = aAnaRxr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

y. \ Of N. W. y and N. w. y ~ ~. y Sec. =,
T 71,R 2E., Also adjoining this tract tn husestins
county, T. \ ofN n. \ and =. Of y. aec.
~. r. H. r. D.. $50 acres - acres NJ 80 amor
msnt, house orchard, hc., Mres asrer 0Hing
springs, and Ms many known coal n'ines.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22
THE CAIC.lGO CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE Room Ne. 1, Mac mic Temple.
ST., In yCMGO
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000

Directors.
EDMUND CANFIELD, flSAAC COOK.
TUKNEY s. GlI.BEi:T, HENRY CHAPMAN,
GEORGE HUI.M.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22
Lace Curtains,
WINDOW SHADES.

which for Beauty Of Finish and spicndor In Design,
cannot be surpassed-vaTying from - 10 >l0O pr
IL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

Beautiful painted ard rich God Shades, white, Buh
Green and Blue Hollands.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

Lands In Muscatine County.
COUTH half os Section n. 7. ~. y. r., no
- This tract only 2 miles y. W. Of waleott. the
nrst station on tia railroad, West Of Davenport.
variety Of 20 and 50 acre tracts, some mar tho
railroad. For sale by
COOK l. SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22
E9tabhSh ed 18AO
BURROWS l. PRETTYMAN.
wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dy.N
Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Hate Sepn ~ inns (1Afh.

ing, ETC.,
VXTOULD invite the attention OF purchasers
w their large and varied assortment. We 70
opening our Fall AMI Winter stock suitable fov
the wants OF this community. We do d profess %
undersell our neighbors, but ofery. d Goods al
reasonable, sdfes. We have SOW on Land z tine
sortment Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

Also various 40 and 50 acre tracts in Scott county,
well situated. Apply 20
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22
Il a ri; CHANCE,
Lands In Scott County,

VALUABLE toR GOAL AND FARMING ruRFosri
A,OrTU fractional hslf Of Section 10. = -, "
- y SIS 76-ihO acres eriy IS min utcs walk from
the Railroad Station at Dufant aud lying ON the
North and East sidl Of the County Road.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

Norm nan SEC q, rs. RI. ". 80 .e''s
40 acres In North y Of %. broken In the year
1855.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22

FLORENCk, Nebs asA'
Gro. h SAnoENT, Pres't. J n. PAAGxn, o.
fDNHE undersisncd proprietors Of the nanh
i fiorenoc, EcbranhA, arc BY the pre.
,s,ons Of It's Charter. Individually responsible
for all Its issues, and viii rcsi-~u the kotes u said
Institution Alta counter In tho city u vlorenre.
coin. and Atttls iofthelr Bankins Houscs, N Ras,
ern kx,hang N spectc 81 saus rates u othtr
currency.
COOK SARGENT, DsvcnportI
COOK, SARGENT b D0wkKY. Iowa City }low
COOK, SARGENT COOK Port Des M,MNv
COOK, SARGENT 4 PAkKRR, norcncc Msoraska.
iuly Jth thAa-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22
splendidCLsts q the DluE:

Lots and = In block 70, commanding nne view
Of the Mississippi river Rock Island, Fort AymstIoaG,
Railroad Bridge, sc.
Yor terms 10. apply 70
July24dtf COOK y 6ARGxHT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-22
Th0usanaS VI fxellS o. Wall Paper
FROM TIN CENTS AND UPWARDS,
Gil -, Ynf. IN, o,f,f Dnr~Ino>,o

BORDERS Firebosrd Prints, Tester Ornaments,
d window shates, Gold Transparent and beauti-
full Papsr Curtains, plain, green, blue. buff and A.
cured at very low prices. We are Philadelphia Pa
per Hangers, aad hang every style Of paper. who
would be wi b bare wallis, when Jon can have your
houses paperrd and msde comfortable for tribe.
Halls, Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative Papesing
done in q style not 10 BE- exceed
Please call On Second street corner Of Rock Island
SHEPHERD SON.
JulvQ3d pnpsr Dealers and pApey Haneero
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.

Tn. Nst;oral protective Association OF Practical
Locomotive Engineers brought their ls6ofs 10 close
on Saturday ard adjourned 70 meet in Annual Con
We non ON The second Wednesday OF November, isoc,
at Louieville, Ky.
The session this year was well attended. Inc TO-
ports from subordinate associations were unusually
er couragrg especially from the South and West The
usual amount Of business was transacted the prncipa
feature Of the Convention being the universal expires
sion Of the call for uIgpg the necessity Of an act OF the
State Legislature providing for commission TO cram
inc all locomotive engineers previous to granting them
certificate Of qua inca ion. The passage VI tni' re-
strictiOp, it was akged, would tend TO elevate me
social and professional position OF ther cat
The memorials of several States setting forth the
inpt ratve demand for . Board q Examiners, were
substantially the same as the petition submitted 70 The
General Assembly Of MARYLAND . short time subss-
auept 10 the Organization OF the Association.
Raj, following main fruns and Branch
aye in the Cngnsers Asocon Boz
ton and Worcester Western Hsdson River Totcs-ser sat
Ciony and FAN River Buffalo and NevYori City New Yt
and LIis Delaware and Essiein Divon Mris and nessa
Boston ard Providence boston and we sstsr Boston
and rtown, Hartford Springfield and New Haven, kcn
ssn Southern Northern indiana Hartford PIovisnoe add
BLiimoe RebnoDd and Pstenbury &c and A-I ndis
Buffalo Corning and Eev York Vermont All Csn.dA W.,
roa New Yora and Es Ws.,s1n Div.cn, Fteheursa ana
Chsesop Chicago and Rock Iland New York Centrs New
Rslreed and TrspsportaoI Company Csaden ana
York Harlem, Mad River and Lake Ere, 0Aio PcAHsy
WLi EsvYoik and New 5svsn, Connecticut kver Genital
chic Buffalo and Ene, Western Ohio and Pennsy.v.ni.
No,them q, uir aousstoie and Esues,uek Cleveland Co..
IN has and Cincinnati, Cleveland and Eide
Gr".-The following are officer, q TIE Assoeis;ien:
dent spin s6eid Ms.s j. W Ci.,i sesr-i.Iy Bridgeport
Conn Noes Douy. Corresponding SecretAry AltOea Pa
Commit eel A. Morse Eery York. v a. Smith, ABesaany
p }. u. enkh, EevEk n. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16
TIE NEW BUCCANEER EXPEDITIONS
Special Di,,a:sA 70 The n. Y. Tine. >, +,

Special DisIA.sA 10 The N. 7. Times - =, cog.
WAuise1oy, Friday, Nov. -. 1857.
Ger. n aker is fairly of on another exPedieen. ~
Cabinet citing to da bis movements were discussed
Dispatches received from the District At'ornsy
of New Orleans giving the essential facts. Ths Hate
neEt that Walker took arns aud munitions OF war
With him from that port is believed 10 be erroneous
nevertheless, disposition 10 manifested to oisme zoe
Federal officers at Nsw.Oreans for permiffng him "
elude their vgaancs, II ws admitted that me uosI
eminent can take 70 additional steps Tor the she,
Walkers expedition, and 1t Wa hoped thai ne wouu
be intercepted on the high by either the ssesi
Fulton or the sloop- var SaJ stogs. Inc treaocn,
maintairs the right 70 seize him anywhere 2. see M
will rot order bis molestaion if eoce 70 &c" WHINE
any foreign jurisdiction. r,,.o,
The New Orleans dispatch, that the steshe, Il.o1
was in the Mississippi River when Waner snn, 81.
must be a. error. ihe last letters receveu
Commander, dated Nov. ], announce nasins
his orders there, and that he would depart iIneoa .r
|, for Chniaui Ii ia scarcely possible tnss e1o .su
rem aimed in the river On the 18th. 1nete rs luz
doubt that the FDttou was on the Costa Rica1 ooe~
at that time and " slker is consequently n no uAes
from her He Ia. at least 900 men VITA hf, ano ni'
rertexyous, irs'esd Of being near Mobile, q vas "P
poeeo by the President 10 In the Caloeean o =, or
bss reyer even been suspected. His tien9s mere az.
cIfdert now that his way IS perfectly ciea,. ~
orly American ysssel. watching for nm arc tne III
hh ard Saratoga, the latter al SAs 'ua" ~'1 VIZ
m.r st Cthiqui. .s,,. co,o-sA Al
He expected 10 proceed TO the NOUN o. 'ne
br,,sh n The Saa Jaep emptyng ~ lilies os'o"
Grsytoyn where no force is ssAfoaed eAsePS - %
Brir;.h ve.,eI which u NOT ao,ssPs.c9 ~ ~ ~
dee mad preferable, he saS asd q ne"h9'S' '" A''e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16

sorth o. Sar Juan which b pet guarded .. III, and
nesce psodsed up the Bleshed River, soon rsscaias
ire healthy up,sId region ..d ':Aiss es Caos.,l-.
country, en,sirg segovs, which 10 ful Of spp':s Of
evtry bird, and whose people have 0vay. oses
sgsin,. The Chans ristas asx friendly To Walker
Crossing sssoviA, the besd of the Lake is reached
By sdopr this plsn the expedition will not go any
where In the neghbo,hood Of the naval ponceme
At ally rate, once within ha Dor, he can land 81
leuIe ard proce ed TO the San joan River, up which
be 10 eJpectsd 70 free bis way taking the weakly
gsr1isored forts, s.d pushing his way to The pAcne
Re nforctpents firm California are supposed 70 %
row on the way II successful in opening the Ffansa
ard getting the expected reeoo together TIE
xter,ion IL ~ proceed to Costa Rca and str he O..
orce at San joe the .cspital-thus carycg out the
original plan Of the campaign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16
TIE PLOOD SUBSIOING.

From the aood Of Western mails that poured in upcr
US on Saturday ard Sunday We should have inferred,
what proves to be the fact that the food Oft waters
in the Northern and Western parts OF the state had
greatly SUBJ ided. The Albany JogrTa! Of Saturday
evening says:
The trsirs on the Central Road are again runniog
with their usual regularity. The new road from oyra
cuse 10 Rochester has been put in order Ihe gap a.
V,eprs still reusns in the old road, bat passengers
ere tran ferred Nourd it with little delay. % Mon
day. th at part Of the route viii also be 10 order Inc
dan sge on the EIie Canal. though great has been
spee Gily repaired The Crooked Lake Canal IN the
opb;en of the Resident Engineer, be repaired and
made reacy for use IN t~o three days. Tbs Oswego
Canal though ip greet danger has trtuoaely escaped
nitry The Gspesee Valley and Enc Railroads are
s,l enlarged. The Geresee Valley trains do NOT so
70 Coming yet the damage 70 toe track in that vicn
,y has be too great be repaired under some little
tine. Trains run to Wayland, and perhaps to BATH
For nearly week travel has been impeded upon ell
the re acs and canals and the damage is more serious
and more wide spread than has been caused oy any
focd for years. 1t is impossible to compute the loss
ircuued by the destruction Of mills, bridges and crops
the drowning Of cattle and the flooding of villages.
Every lake, every river, from Albany and Binshs n
ton TO Buffalo made the most Of its waters. In Water
loo. for instance the loss IS estimated at at least
ESQ co., ard in Victory, Csyusa County, at not lees
than $500. We have already published copiou'
accounts Of the effects OF the food In various psrs Of
.h State as we'll a. in Ohio Pennsylvania and Ken
.uckv. In Rhode Island there has also been Q risng
of the waers.
We learn by The Precedence Post that the dam OF
the G,eenvlle Manufacturing Company at Gloucester,
Il. l., was swept away by the food on Tuesday after
noon, caused by The late rains. The water aer lesv
ing the pond spread of into wide eHpause, pr0strat
rg walls and fences, ard after having entirely swept
away the bridge below the dam, LEFT hardly scrap OF
anything in i,s course. No mill is left standing b.
tween the Cady grist mill and o. A. Daniels factory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board If Police Commissioners met on Ss.ur.
day afterno at their rooms, corner OF roome ana
Elm streets--all the members present. The newly
q. ted member MI PERT, took his seat There was
very large number Of persons outede Who are seek
ing appointments.
RESOLUTION of thanks to the officers aud directors
of the Seamen's Savings Bank for the gift OF 500 to
the Police Life and Health Insurance Fond, for the
services Of the Police durirg the on that instita
ton, was moved by MIR BowEs and adopted.
Mayor Woop offered resolution directing the Gen
ersl Super;ntor dent to oord additional protection 10
arriving at the several railroad and steam
ooat dipgs of this city and to direct the arrest OF
all backmen, baggage smsshers, runners sud others
who illegally interered with the free nSress OF Passen
gers arriving in Newyork. Adopted.
Gen. N.Y. reported in favor Of Diminishing tbs COM
plain, against officer Gfeather OF the First Precinct.
Agreed to.
stature of patromen be five feet inches and their
age not to exceed forty years. that the COMMITTEE on
Appontme be instructed to report to this Board as
appointed patromen and that the names Of such per
sons be published in two papers for two dsps previous
to their consideration by the Board.
Mayor WooD offered % substitute that was OK
pednt to increase the force at once, and that seec
committee consisting Of the Mayor Of Sew-fofk, ana
Messrs. PERT and Bowen, be and is hereby apponts
10 examine select and report to this Board the names
of sufficient number OF officers and men OF the ist
Municipal Police to fiji the existing vacancies 10 to
Metropolitan Police Of the city.
The old question Of the legality Of the removals
came up anew and elected very extended discussion
Mr. Pr thought that if the Board had discretion in
fine matter they should rescind their action and select
The retidue OF the force from the best men, whether
from the old force or elsewhere.
Gen. NYr explained that the law left no discretion
with the Commissioners. After the dismissal Of the
old force by the Board the law prohibited
nert Gen Nye also explained that al Of the Police
of the old force who bad been dismissed were pre-
yiously tried according TO law.
The matter was finally laid over until the ne1s meet
III on Thursdsy.
Mr. PrRir said he was willing to devote ss many
hours 10 the business Of the Board as might os re
CURED, regardless Of his private business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16

shousSs "PeS a.lo Wss1p ne 6hsrt Bps
cheer d, buf their cheers were sssn ovabops By .
seppe.t Of grosss ssd Assss. Then IoDd eriss OF
81 Pu him ont" and " Pub hin off, which induced
Mr.. IiirveY 10 turr and see who was q his bash; a.
nob0<y Of q threatening appearance vas there, he
Main shouted: Fernando Wood p with the SANE
rsul..
The PRLsDEyT-Gentlemen, We came here for
discrstior; We are Wiling 70 hear anything which
given to rs in favor Of the Government OF the city
Mr.. HLLYLR, evidently, was not prepared TO do any
thiIg but cheer Fernando Wood, ssd he suosided.
motion was tben made and carried for the appoint
ms ut Of committee 10 wait on Mr.. haVemeyert 70
inform him OF his nomir alton. The Char appointed
Mss,rs. Marshall, Anson, Could Gourley and Nc
Cu,dy such committee.
GEs1LEsEs in the st,eet-When will they report
The They wiz report immediately
"A short pause, during which Mr.. Charles Burdeu
handed the President letter regret 10 oe Obliged
TO present you letter ust received from Mr. Have
NEW. YORK, Nov. II, 1857.
"MY DEAR Sir: My discrimination not to become
candidate for the Mas oraty Of this ty at the ensu-
ing els n or to again assume the functions Of th1
Office has been distinctly announced that cannot
anticipate that my name will be presented for the
Iteration CT the meeting OF citizens 70 be held this
afternoon. fhowever, such an event should happen,
which has been already svowed, and will be inaexby
adhered to- is wholly incompatible with any such
of my anne by that meeting any other portion Of
my felIow.citizers. Very respectfully,
To the PEIsIpIxr. WE. HAvENEYER.-
A general sensation Of disappointment was succeed
cd by number of street nomns:ions no: loud enough
10 reach the Chair.
The PREsIDEST-I am instructed to say that the
Committee Of Conference justvAppointed Will enter
on their duties at once and as prac.c able they
hope to be able, in unison with Others OF their elo~
czens TO present the Of citizen to the electors
of the city, who thall command the votes OF al the
horest al intelligent citizens Applsuse. For that
purpose, gentlemen, they viii have the pleasure, on
due notice Of convoking this mighty mass meeting Of
all the people 10 respond TO what they deem tor Inc
best interests Of the community. And i trust that
when we me ct again, and when the election comes we
will be prepared on both occasions 10 show tn We
will do at the pells what this meeting 10 splendid
eainest Of Lis now moved and seconded that this
meeting adjourn.
The question was put and carried and the meeting
declared adjourned.
After the adjournment several gentlemen were very
anxious TO make nominations, and tvo-Aiessrs. Rker
ard Patten-msde short speeches 10 diminishing
audience. Mr. Oakley Hall WAS loudly called for, but
he was not present. The short boys were last TO leave
Considerable numbers Of them were present at u
O'clock tTo thirds Of hour after the meeting wa
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16
THE COUNTY CANyAsSERS

TIE Board NET IL the chamber Of the Board Of ~
deIm.p, at 10 O'Clock on Saturday morning, AID. HAIR
RIs in the chair.
The returns Of the Fourth Ward only were can
vssse1 ard the Board adjourned 10 meet az 10 O'Clock
this morning. The returps Of the Thirteenth T Ten-
Eth, Twenty .6rst ard Twenty seeoHd Wards yet re-
s ain In Ia <4rNAsted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16

observation-disclosures rg On the 10Th inst. IN
New Hsnpshirs, Aa.sscbusetts, CoBnecticut Rhode
Jsls,a, New.YoIk, Ees-JeIsey, Pepssylvaeia Dsla-
v,re My, ,ans, North Csroh<A K.stssAy Iovs,
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II by the 0rSce OF God Free and an nT
sous Interested in the Estate of ALEXANDER n sfw-
NUNS City of NewYort decess.A IA er,S,,r.
Of hin otherwise send greeting; You aud eAc n yos
hereby sisd snd required Personally b. and appear be-
70 the City Of NeNYork. te 10Th day Of Jannary SS
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stteDd the tosi sti~men Of the Of 81
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HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE
EnIINTN NEWARK

At the ANAL meeting of this S,eiety, held ct
SrlI,bs Pharmacy on Wednesday, the 18th ins: tho
following elected ofi,ers for the coming year
Z. Bsysrl, N D, Prssjept; 6. B. Barlow, n. d Vice
Prs.e snt D. Kenogs, n Secretary; b. ,. Joslio u
n. Treasurer; J. Gray n ID A. D. Wilsoo. n. D., q
B.lchtI, II D., B. y. Jssin H. D., n. frsbsh, d. D..
Celiors
The Society meets on the eeccnd "Wednesday in escS
n,erth, at its rootns, No. lOj Fourth avenue.