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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-11

UJsass Ae0se has, On the second ~
for the nsrdsr q ~ deputy warden - ~
Masssshsssl1s stAls priseny bssa fssnd guilsy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-11

0On The 0sial sssns, Oisgsss ~ sbosi
fssty majority n Da lloisss sosssy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-11

BooUs.-Jeoss LASH, Dspety Nasakal,
arrested AlsxAads hsCoatsy, ysslsrAsy, 1or
having lot Of bogus gold in his posssasisa,
which b had bsss tryihg 70 ssll Tor 10 sses
on the dollar. heCtnkey vas brssohs ~
fore ths Recorder, when b dslivAs1 np
sons sixty odd dollars Of bogus, asd was
soaaistsd 70 ~ sAlshoose fos trial q 3
O'Clock this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-11

"ATChES and Jeweiry repaired, BY expe
w rieneed workmen, and on short notice st 81
Nain-st., by
mchl2d SAML q. BRIDGES.
1HWRLRY Of every description manufactured 10
u order by SAML q. BRIDGES,
mchi2d Gil Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-11

TaE Clarke, u tA4 Lii.
srary Depot, has left ~ IL April asnbss Of
this monthly. Il has seas iasseestiag y.
ticiss one on ~ sAsly history 81 ls6aAed,
asd smother On he sAsi4aisiss q Hissids, :
memoir Of The late Archbishop n Pasis, :
rare lissrasy sssissity u ~ niddls agss,
etc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-11

rns.-TAs voskshop Of Assars. Couls
. Pslass, ss.1at soofsS, corner q NH
ssd Tinsa streets, vas consumed By 1ssyas-
tsrday sfeWssss, tesseAse With . sGnsoa9
Of tas aod other roofing material ssaAAlssd
In Il rortaaaAaly IL via1 vas blsaisg
storngly fron the southwest, Or ssvsssl eth~
buildings woald also Aavs beea seaesne1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-11

a CO9PLDTn aasotsnsaA = VasAiskss, NJ ~
IA OlaeinnasianA Sc. Louis nanufaetuselo. - y
mehlSd REYNOLDS Dsue Beoes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-11

On. Bevnsos's LscsusA.-Ths iatssdss-
tsry Lstars % TharsAay evening, - ~
sbility, interest end sloqsss9ab fally sassais-
- IL hish rspsesaisa vhlsG ~. Beystea
briags With Min. We have - Has q spAss
- give sv4a bsial ahsssass q ~ Lsslsks;
~ isdssd - rspess sssA = iAjaslissAsss
BE- fally appreciated osly b hsasiag th4Lss-
tsrs aa1 witnessing his sxpssiassls. Isssy
ess Who 1ssiess sieA iatsllsstaAl eaAertaia-
mso1ewiu b sass to at&snd hessaftss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-11

vsHk psbiic will always ind good sassrtmsn,
u Clocks at el Msin-st.. and VI the hat man.
sfau are, which will consist VI thirty DAY thirty
Aesr sse eight hay; for bank. gallery, hail, olcs
and house; rome with alarms, which will BE sold
Low and warranted, by
mchl3d sAMLG. BRIDGES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03
From The Alta CalVornid.
Marriages.

In Butte County Sept. Is Edward s. Stevens to Misc M~y'
In stockton Sept. IT, George H. Blake to Miss Maggie r.
KIoh.
At the Camp Meeting Ground Ysnkee Jns Sept the
Rev. IL Settle to Mss Carr. both Of Yankee Jim's -
In Sac Francisco, Sept p BY the Rev Moosh.ke MI
Augustus Humboldt 10 Miss Elise Fuehmann both Of Aseda
County.
Al OAK Hollow, Colus County Sept H. Mr. Robert Eeeles-
10 Mas Jose shine Young.
In San francisco Sept p by the Rev Dr. Scott Geo. Baker
TO Miss Matte ArriaRton, both Of that city.
At Nohelumne HILL Sept. Mr. B. Bailey 70 Mss Tsbitaa
Dexter both of Glencoe, Calaverss County. -
In San Francisco Sept IS BY the Rev. NJ Thouaas BIZ j.
Henry Nicholson TO Mis- Emma Kitzmes
In Oakland. Sept 25 BY the ReF T. T. Peysux, Csp Chs
III Donet Miss Mary Ann Wade both Of SsI Frsnss,o
In San Fncisco the 9Sth Oct by the Rev. Scott A
Geo A. Scott TO Miss Elizabeth Fisher Bond
In Shasta the 18th Oct BY Judge Me, Mr. ChAs Itch to
Mis- Julia Berkle Of Siskiyou.
In Shasta the 18th Cct By j. T. Durek esq, Dr. A j.
HoHmsun to Anna III. kanmel.
Al Piey Hill Aug. 81, by L. BarnrIn ESQ., MIR. Samuel
Hoover TO Mrs Lsurs McCsn.
In Salem on the 9Th Oct by the Rsh. Rev Bishop Scott
N, Jos D. Beebee Miss Anna Watson both OF that city
On The esth Of August BY Luoius W. Phelps J. p, NJ
Yielding Lewis Mis- Eliza Hinis al Of Lynn CouI atty,
in Smith River Valley Sept Is Mr. Oliver Charter to Miss
Al The zane and place. MI Robert B. Bans,eE to Miss
Mary y. Bradford.
Mawdsr 10 NiM Nay z. Pitasy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03
MEXICO.

The Pinto Indian, had broken out into open rebel
Hon. and laying siege to Ttzs the capitol of the
State, with force Of 5000 warriors, commanded by
the old chief Juan Antonio. The cause of this out
break is as follows:
At the sale of the church property, confscated by
becsme by far the largest purchaser, obtaining mere
tracts of land for extensive sumo.
The Pinto Indians had always inhabited these lands
rent free, while they belonged to the Church. but after
they came into the possession OF ALVAREZ, he COM
but still tax This proceeding irrated these Indians
to the ntmost and they fatty refused to comply To
enforce ODE the General had recourse to military
coercion when they in open rebellion, as stated
They declsre their intention to resist to the death any
attempt, either by Alvarez, or BY the Supreme Gov,
eminent to enforce the tax and have gathered 5000
warriors who have laid sege to the capital To resist
this force Alvarez has but 900 men. and Is by no
me ans certain of subduing the rebels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03
TIE ERIE CANAL.
SHALL IT BE SOLD,....yY.

L..
T. as rHts- # fk n. y Tyisss<.
SIR: Intended my No. v. upon tbs sub;ess 10
be the last bu. zee n stated tia, Q ceaaios u
formed Of Americans and Democrats to drop the
American candidate for State Engineer and snias
upon Var Richmond, TIE Democratic ard Csntsx
Railroad candidate. I fear il Is true. I know The
stake the Central Road has in this contest; know
Vsn X Rebnotd, the Engineer for building tAs
straight lire road from Syracuse 70 Rochester a.d fesr
that be is the man for the Road and that the Rosl d
for him. II is said he is s.ockhclssr and ono Of Tie
sppoctess Of the Railroad Company under the A.
iessnent law Of last Winter.
A. tie Republican Safe Convention, tbs interssx az
tie Canal were well looked after. fear thsv have
not been 20 well cared for at come of tn. local .oui
ra,irg conventions, and, after al the clsmor Of tAs
Americans in soue parts of the State against railroads
and dead heads there are indications that enough q
their votes are to be transferred 10 Democratic caad
dates for Senators and members to insure their eles
ton In cloes districts, and this, too where the Dem
oeratic candidates are in close political If not basiasss
al,arce with the leading Democratic managers Of The
Central Road.
In tie Twenty fifth Senate District, W. W. Wright,
celebrated as one Of the adro and successful bidders
for canal work in 1851, the msn who secured more
work 10 his name than any other man except George
Law, and who is just now a temporary resident OF
that District, where he is nursing profitable esnd
job, is in nomination for Sera.er. know that hs y
in favor with such men a. Erastus Corning and Desa
Riohmocd. He was their candidate for Canal Com
missioner at the Democratic State Convention: and I
krow too, that efforts making ts transfer Aue-
can votes enough TO him 10 give him chance Of sue
cess 10 that strong Republican District.
The otiec. Of such coalition lie, ard the result ofthe;r
success viii be, to pro;ract the Enlargement, to tho
advantage Of the Railroad interest, AND RrspER Me-
cEssAsr HEAVY ANNUAL TAX FOX THE PAYMENT %
THE CAsAI pEBT AND The GENERAL FUND DEBT. Q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

BEWARE OF SPURIOUS RALLoTs!-Lst every voter
read every ticket for himself before voting, and see
that they all correct. Efforts making to defeat
some of the Union nominees the City, County and
JUDICIAL ticket by getting the dissatisfied members of
the American party to vote straight out tickets BY
this means it is thought to the election Of those
Democrats who have been nominated for the same
Offices for which Republicans are nominated on the
Upion ticket. This is but a trick of the common
enemy which this timely notice should illustrate. One
hundred thousand straight ont tickets of the American
party have been printed and are now 10 Democratic
and treaoherors American hands, which will be thrus.
upon the unwary day. Efforts will be made too,
by the Democracy to buy up those Of the Opposition
who are detailed to attend to the distribution OF the
tickets, with view to securing votes for the straight
out tickets This is determined effort, particularly
to defeat Mr.. Welsh. Americans, see to it, that you
are not unwttingly made parties to this tyeachcry.
Be sure that to rone but the best is nrused the
duty Of distributing bslos, and let them be specially
warned against this intended fraud. Forewarned,
fofeaImed!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03
Markets.
SAY HRANcISCo. !

SAN FRANCISCO, Friday. Oct S-p N.
Flour Jobbins sales have been msde Of go q sks 10
ssS 49, 400 do Golden Gate at 50 Is; 200 do V,o sno
100 90 Dome stic $40; 500 do American and 100 do faon
Bo,twcks Extra ct SO 50; 200 do Self Raising AZ Sl
WHEAr-Saes Of 26l bags at Sc lao do at 100 IV oo
1T Slc.; 500 do. on private terms ga !, -.
BARLEY Sales Of 800 bags ntrior at 81 AZ loo 90. a.
81 500 do and 500 do at 81 55 1900 do ior export Oh
terms net made public ,,Oo !, .o,
PoTaIoEs-SAles at 75d67lc y bag.
B.coS5O CAGES Gle Bacon sold private Terms
BEKF-lS bales Dried Beef sold ut suction a. Stc ID ~,
HAMs-Saes of IS brine Hams on terms net MADE Pu0u
LARp-Ssles of 80 cases a 10 tins on private terms
BUrrgR66 kips Eastern Butter sold terms not stated
BREAD puns Pilot and Navy Bread sold a. suction o. A.
RcEO tcs Carolina sold SIC 90 bales recleaned oats
Wan at A. 70 do. DO Calcutta at &C. COO nats CHINA Oh PHI
vote terms $50 do do, st suction st s5d % 30 ,,,
CoFFEE-ll0 bags Sandwich Islands 500 az AUCTION u '
SucIR-S5C0 II China No. and $50 bbs Eastern Crushed
sold on private terms suction 2 mats China No gniy
swested s.c sie $500 ID DO good at Gle 20 h. oo
TEiSses at auction Of lSe hf chests superior Souchong
papers SEA G57lc II cases Young HJsoa IL cans'er
Of SHE; lo pkgs do at ST., r,
lies ard 80 Worceerhire Sauces private terms
80 cases French Mustard, OF auction, at 81 62t.
CANpLEs-O0 boxes Phonx Extra Adsmantines sold a. DC
BRANpy-l00 New York lowproof Brandy sold a.
sac. 20 do d. mixed at auction, al SEC.
SPRTs-l5 pipes Eastern Pure Spirits sold on terms NOT
stated 10000,
RuN-2O bbls New. gland Rum sold terms no. stated
GINS p es Holland Gin. in bond, and Us cases Wotes
SctLapps sold on terms not stated. .
terms. - $3.50,
ABs,SrHg-S.le Of Is Suisse Absynthe at 81 25
PoRTsse Of 40 packages Burgundy Port private terms
sHERRY-l0 ocsves ordinary Sherry sold 81 auction a. 81 w.
CIGARs-i0ot0 German cold st suotion at 50.
sAGs-sO bales Gunny Bags sold a. S. IS d. on private
terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03
PREPARE FOR WINTER.

Now is tie time. In this latitude We may look fsr
pleasant weather-Indan Summer weather--througa
the first half Of November and after that comes Win
ter or is liable to come every day. Wehsve knowns
furious snow Storm the eeverest Of the whole season.
on the 18th of November to follow bright and war
day that Of Monday, Nov 9, of the present year.
1t caught people out from homo in Summer garmentss
arc it foze up the ground suddenly that many pota-
toes were lest and many unbanked celer admitted
freezing atmosphere, ard made cold house al Win
ter Numerous tender plants destroyed that year
In particular just as tender plants every year, be-
cause their owners cid not prepare for Winter Straw.
berry beds, especially these newly made, should have
. covering this fall ard raspberry canes should be
laid down carefully not to break them bendiog
and covered with earth. This Is rot necessary 81
seasons, but il is the safest method it makes crop
the 1t season crtsip matter what the Winter mag
be; and, generally speaking, the best varieties cannot
be grown without this precaution.
Dahia roots should be teken up just as coon as the
plants have done Towering, and carefully packed dry
sand, ard kept dry. Shrubs and young tender fruit
trees may often be saved by mulchipg.
The most impOrtart preparation for Winter Is pre-
para.ion for spIg No crop that is grown in this che
mate will do 40 well upon land powed In the Spring -
upon that pltwed in Autumn, and for Spring whest
Fail blowing is absolutely Indispensable. There are
great number OF things absolutely indispensable in city
and country, for all who would pass through the trying
seaeon comfortably, in preparing for Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03
Personal.
premium.

We are happy to learn that Gen. GeorgeP' Nor
ris, the Berapger Of America, has returned rom MS
Southern excursion with health perfectly restored.
-Bsyard Tay Tors wedding-dsy was appointed Tor
Tuesday Of last week, at Gotha, Germany. 8,
Col. Fremont Gen. James Of Wisconsin, ana
Senator Broderck of California, among the pas
sepges by the Quaker City which arrived a.t even
irg. Mrr. Fremont is expected home BY the next
Hsvre steamer on account Of her fathers recent Illness
Mr.. seymour one of the clevsress writers Of the
Nev.York press has a farce in rehearsal at "siacks
Charles A. Sumner, relative Of senator sumner
has assumed the editorial control Of The Sacramento
Sentinel.
VIM. L. jackson, esq, of Psrhersburg has been
Amounted Lieutenant Governor Of Virginia, Jas l.
Car esa., Of KsIawhs, having declined the office.
Gov. Shannon was, ct p. On. Of yesterday, re-
eyed of $3.50 watch and pocketbook, with contents,
$50 of which $50 bills and the rest specie The
Isl. Lou.s Geus, 9TH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03
Died.


In this city, Sept g. Of scarlet fever Psany Beard inf,u.
esnshtsr Of Capt A NJ snd Sarah Burns. sssd q dsT,
In Yub, City. Sept II Of dropsy. William H. Cox late Of
Howard County Mo-. aged IS yts1'.
N.sr Gold Hl. Placer County July John Wesley Frey
aged is months and "a days
formerly Of New -Orlesns, aged - year.
In sonos Sept Is Of numb palsy Thoa Kre aged - years
of New.Y York City
ri. ely sep. 3 George r,H aged % year., formerly
In tbs city September a. Of consumption Jane. Mcintyre
In ~ civ sep,emner o. from iuurie. received BY the fall
fne scafold AlcatrsZ Island the ii.h inst Capt
Timothy X Trip . native Of Boston aged s. year.
IL this civ September % Joseph c. Johnson eldest
In This oity sptember r. of consumption H. Nelson
e,o a native Of England aged a years.
On Jackson Creet September 49, Of bilious fever Miss Lucy
Fillmore ssed 20 years and months native Of England
I. Lunt, aged months and days
Near Shasta Sept u.s. VIM Potter aged 81 yes and days
In Sept ls Alicia Of Gideon snd Bridget
Wco.iU1fd aged years and mouths
In this city Sept Emma Eugena daughter CT Thomas and
Sabine Kendall, aged year and q days.
GiIoJ Aug. a. Dan Wilson. 'on Of Horace and Eliza
Ia San Andres Sept Is Jacob Abrams. ssed SO Year,.
In Iowa Flat Amador County Of typhoid fever. Sept u
Alason Morrow, aged 10 years. .
Near Gold Hill Placer County Aug. IA, Mrs. Rebeecs Nc
CURE. aged 40 years and months go
At the place Aug H. MI VIM Mcclure aged 81 years
and months
In HOOdvle AmadOI County Sept p Lorenzo H Bunysn
In Miami Prairie Thurston County W. t. Aug l5 John
In Francisco Oct Ann daughter of John and Bridget
In San Francisco Oct Willie eldest soa Of James and Cor
uelia Bowman, sged years and month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

INSPECTORS AND CAsyAssERs should remember that
by the Revised Statutes st edition. ID VOL, page 49,
section III they are clothed with magsteEia powers to
keep the peace at tho polls. They may issue warrants
ard cause the arrest of parties who disregard their
commands. They may commit parties till the election
shall be over, and they may depute any parties 10
make arrests in accordance with the prescribed FORM
which will be found in the book of instructions fur
nished each Inspector or Csnvasser by tho Clerk OF
the Common Council. Do not fear to execute tnis
power fearessy that quiet election may be seoared
Tie execution Of this power in one Instance viii otsn
secure that it be respected in all others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

The UPsHoT OF THE BALTIMORE TRoUBLE.-Ths
baltimore papers contain detailed accounts Of tho
negotiations between the citizens, the Mayor and tho
Governor Sunday, together with copies Of the cor
Iespor dence that took place and the procsmAtions
which were ifsued. Gov Lyon expresses himself
perfectly satisfied with the measures adopted by Mayor
Swami for preserving the peace Of the city. An opa
or sigred by the Hon. Reverdy johnson and othse
prominent lawyer, to the legality Of Gov. Ligon's
course is also Published. They pronounce ii oonsti
tutona saying that falls under the clause which r.
quires the Governor TO that the laws be faithfully
executed. Various decisions and statutes are cited 10
support Of this view.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

SEE TO IT That ballots are not rejected as deec
tive on the CANVASS where It is evident for whom the
vote was cast If the sound only of the real name is
conveyed by the spelling, they should be counted for
the candidate for whom they are evidently intended
Whatever may be the errors in the photography Of
the ballot uness two conflicting constructions can be
given the ballot is not detective and where one in.
stance Of effectiveness is discovered ticket the
whole ballot should not be thrown out because of one
mistake. The ballots should be thrown out only when
the defect be found to exist throughout Republican
and American canvasser that the interests of the
People are not sacrificed in this connection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

The CHEss CoSGREss fourth game Of the
match between Messrs. MOrphy and Paulsen was
played yesterday morning, and resulted in draw ater
two hours play. The fifth game was thereupon COM
menced, ard Adjourned at 5 p. until this morning.
neither player having any sensible advantage.
In the minor tournament Messra Homer and 6olo-
mons aso made draw, 60 that In both Journeys the
oltestants stand one game apiece and two draws.
A match is on the tapi,, in which Mr.. horpty VII
play banded against the five strongest amateurs
of the Nev.York Chess Club In consultation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

We set the comparative population of the two cities
as follows London, two and quarter millions; New.
York and the environs, supplied from this market.
one million. By this it can be seen which is the CREST
est meat consuming people, and Whist class of animals
prepordera 1t will probably strike the Londoner
with some little astonishment to see how many more
pigs we eat than be does, since we consume the same
num Der of thousands that London does hundreds.
In the London market, animals are sold at so much
per stone Of eight pounds net meat, for which guam
tty we give tie quotations in sterling currency the
two first weeks in October 1857, reducing it to our
currency BY calling the shilling 22l cents EACH and the
odd perce cents each. To this add the prices of
the corresponding weeks in Nsw.Yoik and London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

rpox Tue UpprR MrssorRr-We are irAssted =
NJ, r.,n.,, wilcox. OF the steamer Omaha which
sr,v &c Yesterday from the Upper Mi''osr Ter Ne
Solloviue Interesting intelligence;
AL Ns 20 Racket Indians; also Majos Culbest-
eoyd sss ~ american Fur Company; Col A. II. Rcd
fed indisa agent Of the Blsskf 1 sosi ~, ID -
i.s above de Yellowstone, and nearly 000 milss
shoye the mouth Of the Mssoun, on the I'D day Of
Auvrtt. When the Omaha took them ~ their
1Msekipaw on the 22d Oct. they had been voyssing
90 ceye. The Omaha was the fret stesmer they mes.
The s0saesars report the Grove, Backfest and Man
daps as peacesble and friendly, but that the Sioux
alorg the whole route are decidedly hosle and mcca
trouble from that tribe u ANTICIPATED the coming
Winter iS. LfSuts De~ocfs~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

Poll CLERKS! upon you rests great responnoh'y,
Do rot permit the Democratic Inspectors to deffand
the People through you, some of them may attempt
to do. See that the tslles are kept by yourselves
alone in the prescribed forms, and not a. Democratic
Inspectors may DESIRE ard instruct you, such desire
ard instruction be contrary to the regular form. waoa
the Canvassers and carefully remark that 10 cke''
are called off against US that should be counted Tor Is
This fraud is easily committed by collision OF inc
csrvassers where they all Of one stripe oa' mas
fail If they aye carefully watched.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03
HAVANA.

From Havana there is nothing Of interest to report.
Tie relief Of Gen. Concha by Mirasc is not acceptable
to the people. The health Of the city is perfect.
Exchanges ard sugar prices are arbitrary, below
previous reported rates. holders of sugar prefepg to
hpnstead of selling United States gold three per cent
premium Stock of sugars l6O, 900 boxes; shipments
for European ports email cargoes active; no freights
for heavy carriers present rates for vessels from 900
to 1900 boxes CO 17I6nf3 per tun.
The Quaker City brought $l73O 900 in specis for this
city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

LABOR IN THE COUNTRY. "A correspondent n
Geneseo, Livingston County N. Y, says thss In con-
sequence Of wet weather gres. portion Of the corn.
potato ard buckwbeat crops stl remains uDgshered.
and, owing to scarcity Iof help, probably must con-
tirus to remain so.
Another. writing from New. Michigan, makes the
zane complaint He states that labor Is always
scarce there but this year it seems particularly co. The
crops being 90 very abundant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

RArIrIcA1Ios.-Ag grand MAS mseong OF tae ne
publican and American supporters of JOHN b. R!er'
sen n. U,iop candidate for Assembly, from the
Twelfth Assembly d.tric., was held lA.s evening a.
No 600 Si,tb ,tr.st. Ths hall was 6led at an early
hour. Mr. Charles Psrlsy presided, ard Georss
Sparrow acted as Secretary. speec'sS VIZ ma''
BY the President sId Others, ord 10 sSHs' 'i'l"''
am preysisd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

A paragraph 10 THE TRsrSr Of YESTERDAY wo are
informed on good authority, does injustice to Mr.
Henry Richardson therein stated to be csndda'e or
Assembly from the Twelfth Ward of this C'y. as
Mr.. Richardson hss declined that nomination. ana
not candidate for any Office ct this election and Is
we are assured that his personal and professional epu
tsOn is above rsprcsoh, we discaim any intention 70
reflect upon bis character 90 lawyer &aa s'nu''
man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

The MILLS AT NAsauA, n. H.--Ihe Gazette
states:
"On Monday last, the Nashua Msnufsctur,ag
Company discharged one-rxth Of their operatives.
There is come coubt whether they viii continue 70 ~
toe ir works through the Winter. There was some
on Saturday Of stopping entirely but was
cluded 20 curtsil their work and go on, wssmM
though The Winter remains to DO determined. me
Minis will be run three olrhs Of dsy eAceP' Se'
faxsp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

CAsDIDATEs-Coyreetion.- WIN. Boies Is insdvef.
tently printed in list this morning as the Republics
candidate for Assembly in the XVIII District He
declines, and CHARLES Mcneil Is the candidate.
RIM. Peer slso declines in the With Assembly
District, ard WV. II. AsDLRsos Is the hepubacsa
nomree.