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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06

D. C. Ireland, late Fremont editor Of the
Mishawaka Free Press, announces, through
the South Bend Forum, that the Coldwat-
er Mich, Sentinel, has passed into his
hands, and that in few weeks, he will
present to the Democrats of Branch Co.,
paper that they may be proud of. He
thinks modern republicanism is not what il
has been represented.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
GUARDIANS SALE

Notice is hereby gwen that the Undersigned,
Guardian of the person and property of Sherman
Chapman, will, on and after the 18th day ofSeptcm-
bcr 1851 offer for sale the interest of said Shcr-
man Chapman in certain real estate, situate IN the
counties of Marshall and St. Joseph in the State
of Indiana, his interest being the undivided one
third part of "a acres of land, described follows:
Beginning at a stake on the north line of the La
Porte road l56 rods east OF the west line of Mar
shall county following the road, thence north 80
rods to post, thence north 50 deg. W. IS rods
post in Section SO, Il. 30 n, X. W.. thence south
46 deg. w. 50 rods, thence south 81 deg w. 1903
rods thence south So deg east 90 rods to the place
of beginning. Also-a part of the T. !, of the
SEX of Sec. SO, Il. 35 NJ, r. w, in ST. Joseph
county, bounded az folows-commencing at the
southwest corner of said lott thence east 40 rods,
thence north l04 rods thence west 40 rods, thence
south l04 rods to the place of beginning ;-the
whole of said land being subject to the life estate
of one Persis Reeves. Said interest in said land
is to be sold at private sale, at not less than its
appraised value. Appraised at $500.
TERMS-Onc- third cash in hand, and the bal
ance in sixty days.
COURTLAND CHAPMAN, Guardian.
july 30-37ts.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06

Paul FRY appears in the last Republi-
can. under sketch relating the action Of
the Methodist Church, in Patagonia. We
have no doubt as to the correctness Of the
statement, and should JUICE from the arti-
Gle, that Paul had lived in Patagonia, and
no vhere else, and consequently his learn
ing and wit, are on par with that of I
Patsgonian.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06

ESOf course everybody in town are
going to the concert Saturday evening, at
the court house. Modesty forbids our
putting the Band, and all we have to say,
is, go and hear for yourselves. and we are
sure you will get the worth of your money.
Go, going gone!
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06

We haven often "hearn" of the "sonSs
of olden times" but no. until few days
since had we formed correct idea of the
sublimitv of those songs. We find the
following in an old paper, and copy them
for future reference. Seat yourself in a
meeting house, and keep your face straight,
if YOU can, while the whole congregation
unite in singing the following sentimental
lines:
1.-THE race is not forever forgot
By him who taste s runs;
Nor the Battle by those people
Who shoot with the longest .gunsp'
Now, amt that pumpkins? At anyrate,
truth is strongly mixed up with the poetry.
The next is an ode to the sun, and although
not the same metre, may be sung to the
same song with astonishing effect:
''All hail! thou glorious sun.
Bright as a new tin pan;
Thou, roundest, fairest, purest, source
Of Bread and Cheese to man.
The next four lines make one think OF
Roberts Hair Regeneration, and we doubt
not but that If the Regeneration had been
invented in those days, it would have been
a successful rival of Pomatum, or even the
genuine Bears OIL"
"'Tis like the precious ointment,
Down Aaron's beard did go;
Down Aaron's beard it downward went
His garments skirts unto
The next is an address to tad-poles, polly
wogs, frogs, turtles, &c:
aye monsters of the bubbling deep,
Your Makers praises spout;
Up from the sea We codlings peep,
Aud wag your tails about"
The next is of modern origin, but will
compare favorably in point of talent and
sentiment with the above:
Tell Aunt Rhoda,
Tell Aunt Rhoda,
Tell Aunt Rhoda
The gray goose is dead"
The next was evidently intended to accom-
pany the four lines just quoted, and is an
example of economy rarely heard Of
":She's worth saving,
She's worth saving,
She's worth saving,
To make a bed"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION,
State Of Indiana. Marshall County:

SAFE IT Indiana, -NdrShdH County:
Notice is hereby given, that at the April term,
1857, of the Court of Common Pleas of Marshall
county, after final settlement of the Estate of
Francis Decker, deceased, about the sum of three
hundred and eleven dollars were found remaining
for distribution among the heirs. Said heirs are
therefore notified to appear the first day of the
next term of said court prove their heilship, and
receive their distributive share.
NEWTON X. PACKARD, Clerk
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
TO NON RESIDENTS.
HHE UNDERSIGNED WITH THE col

ty Surveyor, will on Friday the 7th dav of
August, at 10 o'clock m. on said day, proceed
to survey and locate the corners of my land in sec
ton i2 Township 33, Range = East in Marshall
county lndana-to meet on the premises and con-
tinue from day to day until all is surveyed.
NOn-residents who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, and defIay or provide
for defraying theirportion OF the expense of the sur
vey, will be returned to the County Auditor, and
such dclinquencies placed on the tax duplicate, and
collected according to law.
T. A. SIMONS.
julyl6-35t3.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
Lands and Town Lots For Salel.

The undersigned has the agency of large guam
tit; of land throughout Marshall county and the
adjoining counties of Fulton, Pulaski and Stark,
both wild and improved. of all descriptions; and
also of several Town Lots i'll Plymouth, with con-
venent residences thereon, and also building lots
in the most business part of to,cn; all of which will
be sold cheap for cash. Any person desiring to To-
cate will do we'll to secure the prize while it be
had
Call at my Office over Palmcr's store.
mar26-l9f Ii. CORBIN.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06

We are authorized to announce the name of
81 MUEL b. CORBhLEY, as a candidate for
the Office of Recorder of Marshall county, at the
next October election. subject Democratic mass
convention. 33s
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
MONEY WANTEVDl

Notice is hereby given that /, James II. Case
Administrator dc bonis non of the estate OF George
j. Alleman deceased will sell at public SALE as the
law directs, Land Warrant for forty acres, on the
| 9Th day of August 1851, between the hours of
ten o'clock a. m. and three oclack p IN. Said
Land Warrant belongs TO the estate of the decc-
dent. Terms cash in hand.
Sale 70 be as my Office in Plymouth.
uly30 IT, CASE, Admir-. de bonis non.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06

Mr.. EDrToR:-Please announce the name Of
WM. M. PATTERSON as candidate for the of
fee of Recorder of Marshall county, and oblige
MANY VOTERS OF Polk TOWNSHIP
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06

advertisements, to insure Insertion must
be handed in by Tuesday evening preceding Tie
dav of publication. r1
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06

The name of d. MCDONALD, present deputy
Recorder,) is announced as a candidate for Record
er, at the COMING October Election, subject to the
decision of the Democratic county convention. =
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN. Is vc.-, :,

A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, Is wear. If
age, having lost hisfthcr, two brothers, daughter
son'in-law, nefhews anu reices, by tha, dreadful
disease, CoNsuxPTroS, and suffering NTH t, c,,,-i
himself, determined 10 visit tue East lnl,es Err,
and Japan, where he discovered a Prercrt,-. az
Certain Cnrs for Gods, Coughs Cor,u,rprior, Ne,-
vous Debility and Asthma. His cough vas oures
immediately; he returned, cured his relatives W.
inherited the disease, and in connection With his So,
have employedit IN their practice. curing ,hou
sands OF cases considered hopeless bv o.h-r. F.-
.ne purpose OF rescuinS as many Of his fellow =.
ings as possible he is sending the recire 70 a, Vi
wish II Tor 10 cents; of IL 70 ray the postage ,,5
tne balance printing. Address Dr. HxAIs. r0t
York . -,ew
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT

Not 50 good singing as Jenny Lind's, nor
as good playing as Ned Kendall's; but the
best they can do.
The Concert is given to raise money to
pay for portion Of their Instruments, and
not for the benefit of the members of the
Band, and they sincerely hope that the peo-
pie of the town and neighboring country
will, by a unanimous turnout, assure
them that their persevering efforts in get
ting up and keeping up Band, are appre
Grated, if their Music is not. The Enter
tainment will be varied by singing few
choice songs, quartetts, glees &c.
Admittance only 2J Cents.
Children under ten years Of age, 5 Gents
Doors open at half-past 7 O'Clock.
BY ORDER OF THE BAND.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06

i lilly White Mcen Fun, Fink Saucers,
Il C.rninc, Infant Powi., Eovd. fahs, At
(3l) Book RR0's
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06

Courier Steam Printing House, Nos. 81 and 80
Third Street, near Main, Louisville, Ky.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
eN<yrrOar ESCAPE!
Clothin So

have just purchased, and am now receiving
we'll selected stock of
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-08-06
Phoenix IS TRULY OUT Or THE AsHES

And with facilities, too, that will undeniably defy
all competition.
Thankful for past favOrs from our numerous Gus
TONERS, we intend to merit a continuance of the
same. pANIDSONS & CO.
may2l-27tf
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soy,ar-on 1s..d.y uorz.se p.o a Ar, aiusl'" 81
n'ss ~ s'1 re: 's sss Y r.. r--a,
,os III, lrenocs :: oei'eh Her rsia. 7es ,aa .so''
a., r,,g,si'uny i'i:ee - .tt'ne ~hoai 7ris'i q,
puov,yy-ur y ul.ki5I,on street, on Sunday Pee y
Nav Inn Bueisy wife ef k.etsTd Backl7, .e-d -
CoIG.n-st No 7e Lsur.pes street brooSyn o. ihnanh'
dor q ID. bovs Phi7 CosEa N the est 5esIf'' rs age
Coy-At wes, Sorr'sris on ncrtsy De- ~ fI,ax .as
ca scn Of Thcr1ss j. and Ps.roasI. Coz ssed ye1'
norths AID - days. ,
pIyIson Tuesday, Dee T. Lacy A. Davis ia lie ,h Js-r
rss =. ave. and f.nd. Of family r.sr.c, invite e.
ebsr.. Dsy. No ia Yves. sp.~bth s'ree. TIL. Wsdn.s
da,I nors!Ds icy oe. .thG; fstnsT 1879 z,
pFEpERsON-In this city, surdsy Dec ~ Mrs. C'ras1s
Hena.uon, aged q yssr' months AID 10 d.Ja
Josgs Rv;5 81 LIP LsDs :.rs rss sslSl
LOCK WooD-At Brooklyn, =. D. on Tusst,y normal Zee:
a. Lpeinda 9sslhtsT Of The late Philip T.
The fiend q family respectfully invited t. tt;sna her Der
tgpss. o. IsU,.asS q in.s s S,b q ,tI..
MYERS On Monday, Dec. n Mn. Lu;y Ann heyer "'d'"
sftb. lat. Jehn hJsrs x.,., pr
Tie he d, q ny SO o. eet h t,, he rssa.nc. Of
br .en il law No IL Cosle paee, On "sdae'cAS hsA' D.
uooprh. No .2a w..t twenty shh street: on Mond.y
morIiDs Dec Il after long and severe Ins''' hs'sse
kooie sged IS years and months
P.JHER-At No 2l7 South FRS. street Wisn.e1rsa cn
sandsy Dec g. John Palmer ssed 81 years noaa' aud -
psRKrEs-,tN. s7s ws.hurton street Emu. Csmentine,
oply cbiId OF Georse and Mary c. Peklns ssed yesr
aOBERTs-At the seaeu. Rstre.t Staten leland On sar'
d.y uorri-s Dec ~, Capt John Rolers. sre6 % yeas.
His Yem.ns were deposited IL the Wood Lawn Ce ne'ey
New. Orleans papers plesse copy.
RIPpOn sunI., De, o. M. Eli1sbe.h S. wife OF Joseph
d Bupp u Boston, aged q years.
RssEL-In this city Thurstsy Dec IT, EBI1oeth Anu
yfur gest daughter Of VIM. MiEchin and Ann Ru''ei.
RYAN A, No. 20 Greenwich street. Monday morning pee.
~ lame, RYAN aged years native Of Ardnsye County
7iypersry. Ireland and for the last t"enythfee years
dent Of this city
sABIN-In Brookyn Sunday morning Dec - e. measles
Louis youngest child Of henry and Lydia Ann ssbn ssea
yesrs II months and IL Gays. ., r.,y
fJTHIL-In BoboieD ~ J., Tuesday. Dec r. Daniel L.
fulfill in the 55th year Of els age .
The esds of family invited 70 s.tend his noerei on
Thursasy the 2h ins at 10 O'Clock from bis ate e.i'
dnte No. II Hudson terrace. His remains Will be taken 70
Jausc. Lons Island, for interment ~ -
WILDERAt Brooklyn, after Ions and and 'e,ere on
Monday evening. Dec Il, Mrs. Henrietta, wife OF Jonn
Wilder aged 90 years. -, ,,
Her ayes and friends and those OF her eAaehteT Mrs A.
usron are repey invited 10 attend her funeral from her
late residence No 335 Henry street. ct o'clock H., on
Wednesday, sd mat without farther Invitation.
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Deb, o. sbou, $40 c0O, vh,sa tbspa'sssor propose
70 wipe OFT before di7iti-g ary profits.
The bn.in.ss Of the C,esnrs- HoGse to-day W.
si2tt2, GEO.
TIE Ms.rcpolt.n Bsrh rcw receives ne h'.es OF
the s.. Absas Baak sf Vermont ed those OF Inc
Psbopioode Bank of Coanseticut, or tie same 'efne
ss other Eastern moray. :,
The shiprren. Of gold by the steamer WI e1oeea
two millions, and probably two ml!Ors AID ''''er'
The Insurance companies here being td, some insnf
snees by her have been effected in Bc'tou. E'ssse
repts Of god bsye slr.sdy been made to' ss'N1'y
ard Wednesday nett Included 10 the shipment "
ponov is $5OO, coo shipped by the Merchants bask
on sccoun. On the s.as OF Alsbsms for the psynsi'
in Europe Of pr,cips ard interest on the puoc deo.
Adrian Fl. Muller will bold his regular AUCTION ssie
of ,toks aud bonds tomorrow 9. I2 O'CLOCK, ~ Inc
Merchanb' Exchange.
Albert II Nicoley's regular daily suction sac OF
stocks and bond. will take pl.cs to norrow "ecnes-
day, at 12I o'clock a. the Me'chsnts EIchsnge.
! Drspe-'s regular daily sale Of stocks ard eonds
viii take psce Tomorrow. Wednesday, st l2i O'CLOCK
at the Merehsnts Exchange.
TIE following sales we're msde Q. anetios ey
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rates Of discount:


The Indications are that the State of Ohio will be
in the market next Spring for Few loan OF half a
million dollars, to make up the deficiency in the Trea
sury caused by the operations of tie late embezziog
TeasuIers.
Tie PaRddelpkia ledger Gays:
Resumption, therefore, is positively to be at
tempted on the day ramed 10 tie relief BILL April II
not sooner. few of the smaller banks Of this city
ere ready 20 try resumption new and II IS with soma
difficulty tia! they be restrained until the effort
ball have the strength that union and concert will
give to il"
During TIE late season of navigation on the Lakes,
the disasters have resulted in loss of 22l lives and
1000 600 c; property.
An action for debt by wife against her husband to
recover money leaned by her to her husband, icing
properly acquired after marriage, was tried in the
Com mon Pleas Of Perry County, fe-, few dsys ago,
Judge Graham presiding. The question was whether
VIE could maintain suit against her husband. The
Court decided that che could, and delivered verde.
for tie plaintiff fcr g 500.
The Pittsburgh and ConDellsville Railroad Company
has given notice &c the Mayor Of Pittsburgh OF the ms
by Of that Company to pay the semi-arnual nteres.
due Cd tie let of January pro1o upon bonds of the
City Ct PItsburgh isaued TO said Company in payment
Of its capital stock.
The c.sh assets and liabilities OF the New-Ofleaus
u. L. IL ~ Of follOwz
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TIE SLAYER WV. O. LEwIs.


This vessel as reported yesterday by telegraph has
bsen seized by the United s.es sloopoiwar Dse on
the Coast Of Africa as SLAYER and taken into Norfolk.
This vessel fitted out from this port soma months ago,
osensibly for 81. Thomas; but the United States Mar
sAal seized her, on charge Of being engaged in the
slave trade. After brief detention she was allowed
t. depart, as nothing could be proved against her
usder the rilipg Of the United States judges.
She fine clipper bark of go tuns, equipped in the
bert manner, her spsrs, sails aud rigging boiog 10 per-
fec. order and she was evidently fast IS Ter. Mr.
Wepberg, OF the firm Of Weinberg s. Weeks, who, st
that time also claimed 10 Own, or to hsve Chartered
the SLAYER Psnehts, fitted her out, end was ander
stsod 30 be her owner
1t was rumorea upon pretty good authority, when
she was seized in this port that she had already landed
ose cargo Of slaves at least 10 Cubs during the year
The seizure Of this vesse veIfes the suspicious enter
tsissd concerning Der. She was in command OF Capt.
J. Fsede, formerly Ssady Hook pilot; the mate
Wirian r. Curtis Of Eew-York. Her crew eonsi,.ed
Of 70 peTsons, mostly foreigrers.
THE MILFORD BRZAKiso Up.
During tbs ess;erly gale Of Friday night and ss.ar
dsy morning iss the bark Milford ashore at Qaog ie
li.tsd oysr on her s.srbosrd side cad bigsd. Lis
gar posed that sLe will be total loss. Abost 900 ras
81 Gel hsye bees ll2tsd % We ssssh,
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COSTA RIGA AND NICARAGUA WAR.


PUEIA ARKsAs, Nov. 30, 1871.
We have to day intelligence condrmatory OF the
reports from Castillo, San Carlos and Lske Nicaragua
Colonel G. i. Cauty, who is in and of the Costa
Rican forces in possession of Fort Castillo and
al the river boats and lake steamers He is on the
lake il command of the steamer San Carlos. II ,ying
both sides Of Fort San Carlos blockade1 he demanded
the surrender of the fort with the honors Of war;
promising free passage to the commander and his
to0ps tc any point they might designate.
Nothing is said about Cautys condition. or thai his
steamer had been fred into at Granada The fact is
Cauty Is more besieged than San Carlos. His supplies
have been cut of, and hiss hls communication W tn
Costa RIGA. Blooksdipg the rivW this side of Sa1
Calos hiss cut eff The supply of beef cattle and every
thing else FROM above thst Castillo is likely TO be
starved out They were sending from tina, past do IN
to San Carlos slsnd for plantains. The nearest point
IN Costa RIGA fro which supplies can be ha Is more
than .ixty miles, over ntolerably bad rosd. Be-
fore this letter reaches you their supply of p,sntsns
will be cut off from below.
Unless Castillo is well supplied for SIEGE it's force
viii be compelled 10 surrender or evacuate. Il Is my
opinion the Costa Ricans will stampede, so soon as
they learn that Gen. Walkers troops are ascending
the river. II viii be almost impossible for tkem to
un te vita the force the rver and thsn compre mise
with the Nicaragua force al San Carlos. For il ap-
pears the Nicsrsguans misrustful OF the Costa
Rcans, tEat they refuse to respect fsg of truce in
their benes. Taking everything into consideration,
Gep Walker could not rossib have arrived a.
better trne so far as his euccess is concerned IL s
ssid that the Democrats Of Nicaragua are taking but
little part Ia the sgsine. Coets Rice Jerez s re-
ma nir < quietly in Leon.
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pEpUgz5cAY COMMITTEE ELECTIONS.

The vsrivus Ward Republican Associations ne. last
night to obcossdelsgstss 10 the COMMITTEES for 1888
We give below &c many Of the names 81 our reporters
could gather:
pr.P WI,s-Cen.rsl Corpmi.tee-R 8. Collins Dr. NJ. A.
srcosp wAsD Central C9ramtes james IL Welsh, Thos.
'%.s nc:sI snss
sIsss osI%s O. KGSg EmToa: o Ss, Herr,
"a Hosist, D., Nsum.np Hermsn osl1e, Robert Mysg = r
s 5 5s o%d ss. ksss'Sy
Dr. Ksnoesy and Stephen Pare: III mstssr mus be
.d ~ p. We csIs%.eo ~S'
s;sswys ~ wa%: g ns; sSG: &
c. Es' s HP'
George Donaldson, Henry 9. Jones W.
ossn oeSs H:ys I. s. W. sra s5o;
D.ssa%, ss1;'IniD sh.ssI' sis:toond wstet%.a o
E,sSgys e &c T1oon ssSgssn A. G FAN
Is xiIe; A.. Pafer J9.sPh W Cob Peter Crosby, Max
s.s;,; Wins Simon Simon Ehss William whoa:on' John p
f El. ~ wAse@Pie.idsu. Charlie. psrs, First Wee.
s.% hfSsaas s''Fs R Ra Ws
Central Commit.ee-Daniei Wills, Joan D. COniln, F.
yos.s % So 9Iay reoN % R3S w. E. Duys
o,ss gsss S.Gse s1sISw Var v R.s.,
Adephus sonei Secretary, W. e. PabOr Treasurer Isaac T.
cenIsi conr.teszJoseph s; Dewey; J. Q. Richards,
s; gs' %.So q pfT s:%s' Ens.. Eos for Vice
Pssets'1 A%ss. H Rs ASSieT Graf G e. i' ss5
CabIs for sec,sfaie Henry Boyd, Benjamin De,n for
Tiean'er, william A. Wslket
Gsio.sy John Wright. ssnasl Atkinson, John fisle, A.
LD.o John Bpm Va H. A9deoR JShn ID Ds'gn Car.
s y es e. soyd
Hutchinson, Edward Collin David H. Gnder'leeve, A1snGs
:. YrIr,srn w4sp-Pre.Iaen., Wi;thsm HCam.n, Vice
TiessOl-I Charles Cheney.
John TaylSI, Ii. 7 Clssyeland Alan,on s Jone.
eExseutlys ConInitiee-Heny Hebbad, ThaTtsr Bailey,
SSn q's a1a" vm Ss o d' I.Ss chs, Esnr
lon Tres.isl a ConhOs Q. Blake. !; W. Mng.OfeId,
smkey Liys.ey yohn H. Keyser, Thomas c. Acton Isaac
smrErsrn wAkD~Central Observation-Disclosures Smith,
William Russell Isaac Dayton William II. Bull, George
ee@ns.s|johs " Mckss Robert Dorii ssnus Isas.Iss
IAN s:%q: ". Sa' JS5s
Cssl.. Day: EdETd Wilcox George HsIiiot G E. D.:
Tse j.as. Pso:s Jofn De La Mater Thoa,. Cs'
sIvsSTsE2Ta WARD Central CONFEDERATION T. DIT.
,enboefsr Iism G. Msr,hs, Thomas Little James os'h'
Pr the Young Hsas cOmuitse. for Is5Rossr &. Eoya
Wsiftr r. Smith John V. Mayer Luman Rsy Chafle'
Sss hs,j Gs.1 yIs
G. ntsi coSmittes-E Deiaaeid saith Geo. ". P.A-cy
RSn GSs cisss sI19s e e5mgS Iss.1 c,
Iiom.s HOss, CHARLES mcCaFty George Whitfield Mica
TwEsrIETH wARD--Centra Co,nmittee-D d. Conover,
W r. Stewart John Brady. Daniel Hossncanp john VII
Hams Ward Committee saekett, Garfct Z.ehsEs,
c c. leigh Alex McGuife, Ad an Sumner Adam Palm, ID,
M.cinto,h DR. Nichols. James Irvn 1e Sinclair Watts G.
LiviPitope IL @ Stone, Geo-se Boyd; George L%ne W.
Gesry David Baker, John Wschier William Weltogt1n,
Cbanss Simpson, Adam Emey, w Wiegsnd. Mathew Nc
Doussn CHARLES HettetoD !. II Hamilton, B,n Petit Elias
man Matthias Smith H. Lee, WIN HesseT, Charles Golden,
h. l. Balkley, James. - -
C. Bulkley 7. Marshal w. p EsteTbrook IrS O. Miller.
Twenty SECOND WARD-Csntra COmnittee-James p
Coulter John Ives Samuel Scott Frederick kspp James D.
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Gock @, ,cca 81 the 2s.S Of FoVsmotf GU o.
her snehcr,rs d B,t1s HcDadrs', on the sfie'sooa
OF the % Of pseembsr. mssns ire pssssss'h h"s
dsy, ,,ttoash detained of tie harder FOR Twelve
ho,,, ri, ~ .ed u ee by fer the shortest ssssss
ever made BY sDy se'se''
SAFETY OF THE cIRsioLa
The bsrh Csrpiol., Of OIring'or, Capt. Hopkins,
rom Con-, 90 Bay, W. c. A, with bsrrood, TO F1g.-
mere, Reis a. Co, arrived safe in port yesterday.
s,e ba, been ashore rear Shah River, sad was got
eff after dschsfging most Of be: cargo, s1a 'oEei to
the city. She is leshsg badly, and has f'san-p'np
or board 10 keep her afoss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-23
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