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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

The Tennessee papers ssy that Gen. VIM. T. Has
ke Of that State, an officer in the Mexican war where
be distinguish ed himself in battle and In controversy
with Gen Pillow. is row hopeiesSy insane. de passed
through Lousye recently IN s Gps,h to | KV
his way to the Lunstc Asylum o. .sS - ~. -.
:saa ssSGest sss sps 1s pathetic S appealed 70 the gallant
om The relentless enemies he i~sgissd were pSr,ang
him. He became 70 excs2a anu '"''u' NA' us
fieIds were forced ts oonhne h-a'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

ATTEMPT OF A MASTER TO REeAPrURE LIBERATED
SIavI As Lieutenant Holland and Othoer Hszen, OF
the police, were returning nom Covngton, between
and 8 O'Clock on Saturday evening, they saw
number of men on the landing in possession OF negro,
whom they accused Of having stolen Q carpet seck.
The officer, contrary to the disposition OF tho White
msp, took the DegTo into custody and placed MIN 10
the Hammond street STATEN house. but after Keeping
him there time one appeared against bun, and
be was discharged. The negro says he hes been 9
slave, and Travelled about the country great desi
with bis master resident Of Kentucky, who. num-
Der of weeks since left bim at the Dumas House as
servant telling him be was ut liberty. On saturday
evening however. the master. with several other pef
sons the negro asserts came 10 him, and seizing upon
him epd. avore6 to return him into Slavery by oarry-
ing him aeoss the river, ia which they would have
been .uce.ssa bao not the officers ibtsrfsrsd. The
nesro undeI-Iabd has since lsft the city 'earing
he may be again placed W ooodsge.
Cincinnati CommereisL SEP =.
A ssHoPPEB SBowER.-By letter from kas-
sss we are informed that the 18th Of August isss
at ID No., cloud Of singular yellowish appearance
arose p the portb the village OF Msnhsttaa 500
soon the storm bust upon the inheo'tsnts ~
re'ber rain, hail or snow, bat grasshoppen. snd -
about ten minutes the ground was covered WIN 'nou.
1hey came in droves and struck the houses nas sko
hsl:storss Soon the ground was strewn WIN cotu'
leaves ard ears, some Of which, twp mce es a. II,
were eaten OF half their length. some wiz me nus W.
and corn trimmed as with knife, leaving the pse
cob standing Two and bali acres OF pucHWnos',
three acres of turnps, watermelon, ana ~ vines On
-h;Ch thsv fed were esten mp, except nose on the
south s@la sde Of piece Of met In fact they cleared
ON, evsrv crop except sugar-cane. Inere wa hed
o1. es.'! With corn on both des Of II; the oorp
m,. AZ and the cane ett. The gasshoppers 70
.;,sJ VOC Al Manbsttsn ~ hours and seemed 10 b
trsyeipc South stopping there to feed. When thsy
I they Is ssed over Ogden high in the air. and did
NOT de,cepd. The cloud seemed TO be about ten miles
wide. Cnaoma limos
A TRI.TY WITH THE PiwsyHs Gen. Geo. w.
Denver, Coumissioner Of Indian Affairs came down
on the Omaha from Nebraska To Weston en- route Tor
Washington. He reports having made full ard ssus
factory treaty with the Pawnees at Table Creek 70
the vicinity Of Nebraska City, the oath OF SeP,en-
Der. The Government has now bought all The lands
of the Pswnees with The exception Of tbnsy ey ony
dave and was cloted with satisfaction 10 all Ins
Pswnees agree to send all their children over ten esn
IT sge 10 missicn ,cbools to be esssbhshed also %
send eppse ntcos from their yosDg men 70 iess e's
different trades. St. Loo" Oe"ohS' "" @
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
SAILOR are in fair supply. We quote from r
Skipping L.t

TIE Panic AFFEcTIsG THE PRICE OF ToBAcco.-
The Richmond Examiner observes that the tobacco
taoe Of Virginia has centered in NewYoIk, owing to
tie present banking system and brings facts and hg
ues TO show that this interest s already feeling with
vengeance the pressure raging in the great com
mercial emporium OF the country. Tobacco OF the
quality which ten days ago sold in Richmond Tor 81
$l7 and $40 sold on Thursday for $40, $l2 and 49,
ard the market falling.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

FoUsn ~ rHI WATER-rhe body Of an unknown
ar but whose from tbc initials a. s" mPrinte<
with ndesle k the left sm, and letter found In ais
possession. supposed 10 be- isaac Smh Smonson on
sa ray afternoon found AoSns in the dock loot Of James
p East River Coroner Hill. held Inquest he resisa.
Jury rendered verdict death by to them uu
Luown suppos. be by drowning The ieessed
euy sbou IS years of five fret inches In
hight slim built and presented the appearance Of having secu
ssaor HI had whit" muslin hir' blue woolsn nndr
". had been in the water but few days The ieer rsfee
written with lead pencil and bore the sisnstnres Of
Rahen nh SarahS Sinnnsnn.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

a.. w,c,s world: but tsoee VINO are oct
bsearn .. su countries are to bo charged - per
cent eyas. - "a IN bs rescryed f,r the people
tniia q e, frr months. Forrigo sealed mad b.gs
o. neIcv nc respected BY the officials. The navigation
are 20 Ce to be protected by the MeIi-
.. s.. "s sor TIE Company purposes
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

THE FAIR AT BRIDGEPoRT.-The Annual Fair of
the Connecticut State Agricultural Society comes off
next week at Bridgeport, commencing Tuesday, Oct.
49, The people of Bridgeport have fitted up the
grounds in good order, just south of the city, along
side Of the railroad and there is prospect Of good
time. 1t will be favorable time for pleasant ex-
curion by steamboat or railway from this city to visit
ths fair.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
THE MAINE STATE EAR.

BLNGO1 Me-, Saturday, Oct. ., IoJI:
To-day the Maine State Fair closed its Ard exhibit
hon by trottipg match for 5000 premium. The con-
itops of the race were best two in three, free to all
horses raised and always owned in Maine. The pre-
MUM was taken by Lady Burnham, owned by A.
Bodce of Winthrop. Time 2:45, 2;4i, and 2:t6; A
second purse, free TO all horses, was taken In three
straight heats by Harry Walton, exhibited by j. D..
Walton. Time: 2:44, , AZ, and 23j. The rain Of
yesterday rendered the track heavy. On the whole
the state Fair mas proved highly satisfactory.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
pJTRNING OF A PROPELLER AND FREIGHT
WAREHOUSE.

s,SDusKY, Friday, October :, lS2a.
The propeller Republic of the New, York ana - Ere I,
p.l-osd lane was burned at the 5 N. and n. IL. R
dock this afternoon. She had full cargo oI iol ing
frsioht and i've stock which was consumed She W"
osrfally insured. The large freight warehouse of the
Fsrosd Company caught fire from the propeller ana
wss destroved together with pdIion OF its contents
sThs bp;lding was Insured for $lV,OOO.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

The Commissioner Of Patents has made the follow
ing appointments in lis Office, with the approval oil
the Secretary of tie Interior:
DR.. Uepry King. of Missouri, and James French.
of Virginia Examiners of Patents Salaries, t2,JOo
each.
Elias Yulee, Of Washington Territory, Secondclas'
Clerk. Salary 81, 400 year.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

A DISHONEST SERVANT WOMAS.-Ofiicer Gsitard
on Saturday evening coored named Virgins
Burnett chsged with stealing clothing and other property
the Louisa Hull servant employed Ia the
family Mr No S2l Filth Virginia had formerly
been employed chambermsd by Mira Case, but NOT
Al peseut IN ber The property found vsniss
possossou sud Of her person. she was Ahea
before Justice Fsndean who committed her TO In do
an, Of bail The accused denied the ohsse and stated
that the clothing in bundle brought 10 her residence
corner of Thirty fourth aud Seventh Avenue BY woman
bun he aid not know,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

The LATE FATAL ACCIDENT TO CARMAs.-An
held No "A Jackson street by Coroner Connsy
the body OF Fspcs Fischer the csrman, who was Killed
qence Of injuries received by his horse taking fright sne
running swsy published in Saturdays TRfsUsE The JURY
rendered the following verdict: ,
That Francis Fischer the decsssed 10 bic death by
bens sodeDty rolled by his Friday Oct
horse having taken fright and while he was
20 catch hold the reins he knocked down by toe hoss
and his oled his body from which injury be died
immediately"
Mr Fischer was years Of age and native Of 0ernany
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
LOSS OF THE SHIP CATHARINE.

PRovIEcErowv, Mass, Sunday, Oct. 4, IS1.
The schooner Minnesota, Capt. NickerSOn, arrived
here from the Grand Banks reports that no date CIV
Thomaston, Me-, sinking her immediately. The Off
GERS and crew saved and taken on board by the
unknown ship, which was bound for Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

FIRE Ix NEwARK.-A.7l o'clock yesterday even
ing fire broke out in the mustard factory occupied
by Mr. Stewart, in Newark, wncn spread to the iur'
blowing estsbtshIB.nt of Mr. Buro"s and the sLass'
eating factory of Mr. Devin.s-sh buil' o. onck'
The first two buildings de sstroyed the third wa
seriously il artd.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
xnv EXPECTED NEWS FROM EUROPE.

FORrLAHD, Ne Vct. 70 70 y.
n, ,seamshp Apelo.Ssxon is new fdlly due AZ ?ueS
a.. sth four days later news from Europe Sbe nsu
~ been he ard of 81 the hour Of closing last nsu.,
I'd the operators were notified to be on a nsoe .a
svenirg A. the operators here cannot rais,
tho presumption Is tha. the line is out oil orooi'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
THE GREAT FIREMEN'S PARADE.

PHILADLLFHIA, OCI. 7, IOJf.
cre,, prepsrstiors are making for the firemen's
psrsde tomorrow. large number OF hremen from
sbeT rites aud the interior arrived yesterday, aud
rf-e exrected tbs evening. The weather is fine
and tive indications that there will be clear day
fO-uOrOW.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
FROM BOSTON.
GREAT PUBLIC MEETING OF MERCHAN rs
Cora, mon deace Of The n v Tuf,


BosroS, Oct. ., 1857.
Before tie mee'iog it was said, in the street and
elsewhere that its obi Ct wa to recommend that the
banks should suspend specie payments. It wa,
alleged that firm Of brokers' doing business on
State street had teegraphed That day to their cor
respondents in other cities that such suspension was
sure 10 take place within twenty four hours These
tirgs ocoascned considerable exctemen. and no lit 10
Indignation IN tie city and before the hour of openiog
ihe meeting had arrived the rotunds of tae Exchange
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

ARREST OF RIVER THiEvEs.-About fo'clock on Sst-
urdsy morning, as officers Carey and Kummersiy d
the the Eighteenth Ward Police were pstroir their
beats, they saw James Williams, alias Kelly, and
Thomas Lynch, going from slOop ct the fcot of
Twenty second street, East River in small boat, out
into the stream, and after they returned to the
sloop. The officers srrested them, when they said
bad taken the boat TO 60 fishing" but upon search
ing them they had fishing tackle or articles used
for such purpose. The oficsr- upon examining the
sloop, found three bales Of wool box Of tobacco.
quantity of Goldfish and also lot of burglars tools.
Believing them to be river thives, the officers took
the fellows into custody, and locked them up In tho
Station House.
Sergeant Burden Of the Eighteenth Precinct testiaeA
that the property above mentioned and also the email
boat in which the fellows were seen, were stolen,
and reward of 800 offered for the recovery Of The
property. The accused we're taken before Justice
Flsr dresu who committed them to prison for examine
tior. TIE property was stolen from the Glen Cove
dock lasi Tbur,Gey.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
INDICTMENT OF ROBERTSON FOX foisoS-
iNDi" ING HIS WIFE. ,,.-

RoCHEsTER, SATURDAY, oc'' - iSt
poh.rtson Cashier OF the Eagle Bauk has
JONI ,eS o. Nv The Grand Jury for attempting to de-
;y b; S %' Ss gIsS' @'S' pp.':G to
on Sd w "R"iertsor gave bail this morning
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

Cen Hitchcock IS out wi another letter upon Gee.
Pillow which is Of M general interest, and is qv'e
too long for reproduction in our columnr.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
DEATH OF TWO FIREMEN.

PTTsBURGB, Saturday, Oct. 3, 1877.
1--WE fremen, named B. NJ. Kincaid and VIM. MAJ
well, injured at e yesterday By the falling of walls
died TO-DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
THE ANTELOPE OUTWARD BoUSRs; Is,z.

POFTLAND, Saturday, OCT. - r.. ;r
The steamer Antelope ssied from this po.' o'clock
erpoo, via Halifax and Newioundiana' %
this afternoon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-20

en- M out Of our neither garments!
the pssaxraps ns.~ .sythiee' y
mos. hat unlsss the College \ PEI
D;tsed to have is own ray in fencing
up public streets, + will remove =
other regions, and leave Davenport to
is destruction. We advise the City
Council ID view of this psshahle con.
tingcncy, TO pass an appropriation and
osdsr 70 the City Engineer, 70 estimate
the probable cost Of moving Davenport
70 the place where the College may
in future be located! Davenport will
fzzte ont without that great mammoth
% institution remains rs the sheet
anchor Of our prosperity! We loose
our gravity, when threats are used for
arguments, in case involving the
rights of 50 many citizens.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-20

Debility aad Nervousness, Diseasts fos oDciety.
Gloomy Preseatments, pain and weetpess in the
bsct, Impairment Of mental visor md msanory weak
aud watery e1es, erupeiOns on the focs and body,
restlesxness Of vicious dreams ind unreffeshine
Sleep unntness for marriaas relation, tmpsoper en-.
citabiity Of the organs structure costiveaesc piles
dyspepsia. be. 10 the truth Of th. 1sse less 10
e.en case every ssevsr froe solitary indussncr
attest And further, any latent or laniIy psedspc-
sition to diseese - imhseilty, lmpsesace insaniy
&C., Is almost sursly eventually deveiope1 into 6ctiv.
tnoee maladis: u yo.ns pss.ons, = psevsd ~ tbs
statistics o. I'll cDuntfiss And thls q equally tire
Of both ssxes-Still. II token In tine tbs dlsease
and it, Consequences arc perfectly amsnah,s . treat
Dr. Habsell has, for many pears past, been eon.
suited upon % many aad dlstresula9 cases Of nj.
vice. thst bis sttentlon hes been nSoessssjly much
directed 70 ~ sseat.snt AZ ours. eaA b happy
mstured treatment q once safs and ceytaln, and
free from painful operations neasoOus medlcneo.
Dr. Hubbeis TREATIES should y oblaissd b every
position. II exp,ains tks haklss ga eonseoSencss
o. OIL DISEASES ofthe gsgserattve ef4nao.
- fhsss living q = Astaaes, b snssssaas tvo
poss.se '.s%ps y ssde, e =: ps''as' v
DR. Hubbelrs expesisaceb ~ Gassl1s6 y an my
sicisa, IN the tssatmsnt q HjCa1s DdesGssD al any
nature.
Female oAOD00o1.
Ladies may VISIT sAedosssr VIA tsvseet ouaSenos
y he's Fooos espssaslly ~ tAsr tsesausoS, snd
ean cuse suppssasaeps, lucAeeshee, snd On srpruar-
siss speedily and sdsctaay. without pam o. issn-
venience.
Persons living It disaansA, ~ givns plain
statenent Of their easee, win - alAso6ea u puctu-
Of the United CtAies. a
Addrsss. HsshslI. y D, boz Leo ? o, 0Ascsso,
Uaioolo. !
Private emce, IA = 1anaalph 4. osvss1ls Tie
Revere Hotel.
June1odke
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-20

The New York 7abIst says the religious
Pe ESQ acts Nike blister ON society, except
IN his unwholesome ELECTS It embroils and
embitters II, but improves. il mot hing.
wherever It goss You will find the most ra-
hid tneOlerant bigotA A traveller can tell
by the state Of the moral temperament Of a
particular locality whether Il be eursed q
not with sWsrn Of these religious epanish
dies, ssd In eight oases out of ten he nigh,
guess from the particular symptoms Of indi
yiduals the seets to which. they were in.
debted for their inoculation.s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-20
". E. CHIl.DS / CO.'S,
Patent Blasaic Yirs and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFx.NeG -

". E. CHILDS L co.'s.
Patent Elastic Yirs and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING! ,!
UyB, the undersigned, are prepared to contrace
w and put ON n The shortsst nosscs, oar
Elastic Fire d Water Proof Cement Roof.sg,
1t being ths only article yes inveatsd that win suc.
ccssfuy resist the scten Of the atmosphere In every
climate II perfectly aee and vatss-DseoGs and IN
point Of dsrahsky vs believe i equal. II not sups
old tin tar hea, OF shinGie roeb, making no ie.
ference how nat OF steep the root ny -. This
roo0nG isvarrantsd 70 prove - shove Fsqgessutsd.
eeuars) VI win spUy il upon tin al irus roots iOr
~ 90 per squsss, bsinS, aecount Of IL durability
the cheapest paint that can Be used
MAJ ivy su ~ sss s ssa y ano moe wnS ~
IeCatre Heass, oaysppost, lews, a.d ssAnins sam-
p,se, and setiaS thnsvee n SesarA 70 tAs dusabil
~ snd practiosbnity Of thb roodns. ;.
nest % thnse residing 1t distance. with printed d.
Guy asd eessiy RieAss tbr ls.Oa ed xsasasesa
J.DvAN Annom Z BnO.
Q. A. DEUAAIH, 0saeral Ascent.
RxyxRxNCB IN CINCINNATI.
Mr s.s. bailey. smith Stress. seswssa Fourth md
Nr 6enua Osaen, 10 ~ yoursA ssrses.
Baksf and Yea Pub, no @ FouEtA ssrses.
n 0sors: Carlisle. P.:'ess q q. L.a.Z.sn 1sal.
es:rs ssSs sSiso 3 c.. D. essds as.,.ra ~
ns:s - sszas.sss ,.r.,sss. Man.. an
"a q ~.
0saD1uwnosee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-20
DR.. HUBBELLS
Private Medical Companion
UMfOrtesMte,S Friend.
JUsTPUBLIsHED, GRATUIToUs.
10 YOUNG MEN AMI

~ 1VON0 - BN AND
0lhesa. Nervous Debility
and Chronic diseases. The
nsst and direct coasequesce
Of cxcess and abuse Of the
sexual systcD, Is . peculiar
6lsrased csniitioa Of the -
mlnal organs which he Au-
tAoe 10 Ais TRuAT1SE, has
called the special disease Of
4asturbatlen. The follow
Ing disorders, some IN one
casa. some In another, are
again the direct ooaseQuen.
ces u this 6iseese, viz: D.
niual 1utssiona, 0eup0yal
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-20

THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself In this place In the
III business Of SILVIA l. Brass PLATING, proposes
to al all orders for fine Silver plated Door Plates
Door Knobs, Bell Pulls, Butts numbers, Plates and
Figures adopted 70 the use Of Doors and Church
Pews, Lightaing Rods FONTS, window Sash, Carr-
age and Harness trimmings plated to order ON short
notice. All WORK warranted equal to the best.
WILLIAM OsMnARA,
First building east Of old Pennsylvania House,
Second street, up stairs.
ApFii1l.-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-20

ALMOST "WAA~-They come near hay
ing > row At Doniphan, Kansas, few day.
ago. Two fellows vent out to fight duel
were arrested. and gave pledge to keer
The ps.ce. Afterwards the quarrel exteud
ed TO their respective friends, Col Jim Ian,
among the number He threatened ..thrn
der and lightning" but the affair was Anal
~ settled without - resort 70 arms"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AJSHsTHE0E Is ltcie selling AIR ougisout Tue
V9 country that has attained the WIDEST cels-
brty ever known = reupesy for Liver Complaints
We have reference to DR. Sanford's lnvgorator, or
tivcs Rmedy, that has performed cures almost too
great TO believe, II not for the undouOsed evil
denoe that accompany the testimonials. Il Is, In
truth, the greatest remedy known for Dyspepsia,
Jaundicc, or general ds6lity that often bAfliss
the skill Of our most eminent physicians.
DR. Sanford hos been for long time one Of this emf
nen physicisbs Of New YORK, and 1t Is sad most of
his cases were treated with the InyigoratOr with
such invariabe that he has been induced 10
Office II family medicine. and let the world have
the benefit Of his discovery. II those who trou-
bied with debility, headache, lsngnor, or slow, linser
ting fever will try bottle, think they might
physans bills and days. perhaps years OF sa6ering
Julyid&wlm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-20

The Know Nothings being beaten at all
poinas ere even content to call upon the
Republicans for aid, and the latter make
nbsssl prumisss for sidi Ali what shsll /
dol snslalms ~ Aosss II . quaemire
TAKE hold fny tell" squsaks the pom
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-20

Al a Convention II the Democracy Of the
county Of Scott. held Il the Court House in
Davenport ON Saturday July 18th. 1857. on
motion Of John Johns, Richard Bard Of lie
Claire Township wss called to the Chair
On motion Of Laurel Summers J. Johns was
appointed Secretary.
On motion Of Capt /. Clark Committee
If three were appointed on credentisls and
the ratio Of representation. The Chair sp-
pointed Capt L. Clark. Hugh v. Gildea and
Winchester Sherman, who reported the fol
lowing delegates ~ entitled TO seats in Con
vention.
BUFFALO TOWNSHIP.
Is r Dubois, a. Osburn,
Garrett Chosen, w. L. Clark,
BLUE GRAss
a. w. Baker, r. Steinhilber,
DR. Couggersburger
RocKManAx. f. =. Mercy.
DAVENPORT.
} q. Martin. Patrick Mcguire,
Hugh Gildss, Edwin smith.
Chss H. Moore. James Renwick.
james Patterson, A. snall6eld.
John Lillis. John Hempel.
John Johns
IL CLAIRE
Richard Bard, j. g. Newman.
Charles r Disney. Dennis Barnes,
WIN. r. Hills. Charles J. Rogers,
A. s Nugent.
PRINCETON.
J. d. Doty. Coy,
|. W. Dennis.
Winchester sherman. Ohio 8. Mason.
HICKORY GROVE
Preston Melton, q. B. Donaldson.
Cleons, Liberty and Aliens Grove Town
ships were not represented, there being no
delegates in.
On motion Of Laurel Summers, Esq, the
Convention proceeded TO ballot for "a cand
date for County Judge
Thcreupon Col. Charles Weston, II. j.
Congdon and Edwin Smith were nominated
Mr.. Smith previous to the hallo,ing with
drew his name The ballot resulted as fol
lows:
Col Chas. Weston, 90 votes.
X. d. Congdon,
Edwin Smith,
WhereupOn on motion Charles Weston
was declared the unanimous choice Of the
Convention.
Balloting was then had for "a candidate
for Recorder. James A. Miller. and Joseph
A. Crandall, were put in nomination.
The ballot resulted as follows:
James A. Miller, 81 votes
Joseph A. Crandall, 3votes
On motion, James A. Millers nomination
was made unanimous
Harvey Leonard, Esq. was then nomina
ted by reclamation, Ms the candidate 70,
Sheriff
James 7. Hoganc was then unanimously
nominated as the candidate for County
Surveyor.
The Convention then proceeded TO ballot
for candidate for Coroner; the names 81
Messrs John A. Guy and Fritz Baurose be
ing put in nomination
The ballot resulted rs follows:
John A. Guy, votes
Fritz Barouse, Is voteS
On motion, Fritz Bauroees nomination
was made unanimous.
Captain Clark then moved that the ratio
Of representation from the townships, be
hereafter as ii has been heretofore, viz
Cine delegate each. and then one for every
20 democratic votes cast ut the previous
election.
Which was carried.
On motion the Chair appointed the fol
lowing gentlemen the Central Committee
for the County for the comingyeaE
Austin Corbin. Hugh Gildea, A. Small
field. II davenport; Winchester Sherman, Of
Wing6sld; @. W. Baker, Of Blue Grass
Preston Melton, Of Hickory Grove, and J.
b Doty, Of Princeton.
On motion, Convention adjourned
RICHARD BARD,
Chairman
Vx~sRNs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-20

TosAoco 9asoxs - RuGDy.-Ths Lon.
- t9e ueeoeps4b tsbaoeo smoke :.
. hteAH valuable rsnedil aeert ia ~.
e.saane g Aeah veq.&A lssk;jaw, ste..
~ - 3 b hovl spoa ~ aisessi
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-20

New 0oo1s, New weeds.
n. IA1K6 = CO. ~ ~ sDening one q Ii
xVe richest seecks Il
ClosAlnG. Oloalno, voseines, GSntle.
meats RusnAoh1ng deeds, &C.,
ever o9essd in tt maEkaG. We are connected VT
tme arrest eseahlksma1e = CAlnaeo, snd having 70
cttiee ~ baying hat are rare ~ pledge oaelves
noe 70 b 1neerpald " any house 10 ~ West. We
have disposed ofa eas osd apeas and open this week
WIN A. en1tre nev st0ek. persons wishlng anything
v CIR ~ WIN - VA - 0lve - call.
teosaSs Al epun1U nlsssAaats ass requested b
sxamtne our stock beSsss eoing est,
fesupe otteatlDA ~ = ~ 0AnufActure o.
saeoeo U1ge. ~. - = 49, - 0lve you go. =
Our seoee sppeslts Ls0laiss 1ov q The old $500
of 1dWord AldGa, \. H PARKS = OO
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