davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

this day. After the tremendous excitement of
the Fremont campaign, the people required q
resting spell from this niger epidemic, and
they have been taking it, and are still resting
from their exhsusting fever of 1856
For example: at our last November election
10000 voters remained at home, toasting their
shins and trusting to luck in our State affairs,
and satisfied that the new federal administra-
ton was doing we'll enough, at all events, to be
let alone. This sentiment, we believe, has been
expanding until the popular mind is convinced
of the stability, consistency, sagacity and
honesty of Mr.. Buchanan's policy, and of his
capability to make 1t good upon all essentials,
great and small, including Kansas popular
rights" and popular sovereignty" Central
American affairs, and everything else.
Let the Kansas shriekers, black republican
fanatics, democratic Presidential demagogues
and disappointed Office beggars rail on while
yet they may, for their time is short The
American people have settled down into the
belief that the game of the Kansas agitators is
nearly "played out that her immediate ad-
mission as State will give peace to Kansas
OAAo ~oS VIC PVhSy VI Oiu DuOA IL
the true policy. The sentiment of the people
of this metropolis is decidedly in favor of the
admission of Kansas as soon as possible-the
sooner the better. Political demagogues and
sectional agitators have been using this Kansas
difficulty, to the embarrassment of all our prac-
teal business operations, long enough. Our
people want this stumbling block removed out
of the way, SO that they may proceed again to
reopen the channels of trade to extend their
gambling operations in stocks and speculative
enterprises, and to enlarge their dealings in
cotton, sugar, molasses, Goldfish, lumber, dry
goods, railroads and ocean steamers.
Pass the Lecompton constitution. The masses
of this community, of all parties, and the masses
of the American people, Of all sections. have no
fear of the consequences-none whatever; but
they want this Kansas apple of discord out of
the way so that they may proceed to business,
and go that Congress may proceed to some
measures of practical legislation. The Kansas
shriekers have done their worst aud the sue
cess of the Lecompton constitution will be but
the beginning of an administration as success
full as that of Gen. jackson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26
rHS GENERAL sEwsPAPtp p4spArs

WAsHISGroN, Feb o. 1868
The defeat Of the Army bill the Senate ssnot consd
cred as conclusive against incr Of the army a.
is thought the Bit pending in the House will With slight
amendments, be accepted by majority Of the Senate
The House Committee Elections have come 10 10 con
ciusIon respecting the Ohio contested case.
The Supreme Court will adjourn to morrow until tne
hrs, Of April next.
II r. not true that the House COMMITTEES on Ierr~res
have agreed 10 report bill for the Territorial government
OF Sierra Nevada They have merely decided 10 consoer
the memorial on thu, subject
Hon. james r. Clay, Of KENTUCKY was - ms 'e-' ~
hs I,o.,a N and received The conga,u s,On q hs
friends
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

PANIC AMONG THE Dou0I-As DExocRAcY.-
We refer our readers to an article from the
Philadelphia Bulletin, one Of the organs of the
Douglas and Forney disorganizers Ex-Gover-
nor Walker, who raised the standard of rebel
lion and made poor Forney turn tail upon his
party. has turned tail himself and abandoned
the sinking ship. The political wreckers of the
day had better look out and save some Of the re-
mains of Douglas, Wise, Forney and Stanton as
memorials of the amusing Kansas hurricane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

PHrY AND STocKs.-This devoted city is
rapidly rushing into whirl of excitement in
stock gambling and religious revivals. Satan
il bury all the morning in Wall street among the
brokers, and all the afternoon and evening the
churches are crowded with saints who gambled
in the morning. So we go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

ment CT the city government they have utterly
failed to discover, as we knew they would.
The public will decide for itself whether the
whole thing was got up really to expose the
evil doors or to only throw cloak over them
We have before expressed an opinion in favor of
the latter idea The committee promises us a
report in q short time 1t will, no doubt, be a
very satisfactory document
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

HAIUu, Feb 25-1lPE
There get sgns Of the steamship America,
due at this po. with three ia7s ac- news from Ea-ope
light south a nd Ia blowing, and II Is showing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

FAILURE OF THE QUARANTINE COMMISSION
From the report of the first interview between
the New York Commissioners for the removal
of Quarantine and the special committee of the
New Jersey Legislature which was appointed to
meet them, it is quite evident that the hopes
which have 80 long been entertained of remov-
ing our Quarantine to Sandy Hook must now
be abandoned. Jersey is resolutely resolved
not to permit us to occupy Sandy Hook; and
while our Commissioners are merely losing
breath in arguing against aforegone conclusion,
they are placed in a ridiculous position by the
presentation of memorials from New York mer-
chants and New York insurance companies
against the removal.
The sooner we make up our minds to let the
Quarantine stay where ii u.s. the better; we can
at all events save the expense of the three Com
missioners, who are now travelling to and fro,
in perfectly helpless and useless manner at a
severe cost to the State The Mayor and Boards
of Health can have some understanding about
the anchorage of yellow fever vessels this sea-
son; we take it that the greatest danger of ma
laria and contagion arises from the anchOring
of vessels in such position that bedding and
other contaminated material, thrown overheard
from them, floats to shore, and is picked up by
poor persons and carried home Nearly all the
yellow fever cases which have occurred on
Staten Island of late years were traced to this
cause. Let the ships be anchored far from
shore in the lower bay; let their bedding, &c,
be burnt, not thrown overheard; and then, let
us make the best of the matter, and think no
more of Sandy Hook
1t would have been the best place for Qua
rantine station; it could not have hurt the Jer-
seys; but they are obstinate and there is no use
wasting more time on the matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26
THE LATEST NEWS.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
.>~o>>>~-.~-.No.-o>N~o~.~
DEFEAT Of THE ARMY BILL IN THE SENATE.
~-.--y~>N~JN--.~~O~>1,oOo~
Debate on the o, B Matteson Expulsion
Case in the House.
--y>~~O~1~-~~oO~~N%~o.~~
A P0RTNICHT'S LATER NEWS PROM MEXICO.
--~.~1>~~y-~~NDN~~S-----O>>
PROCEEDINGS IN THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE,
&c. sc. sc.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
A PORTNICHTS LATER NEWS PROM MEX
THE UTAH EXPEDITION

her KimbaI and Others Indicted for High
Treason.
81. lOris, Feb. Is, 1858
z G. Browne arrived he-e last aght IN compaa7 WITH
Uo!ted States Attorney Hockaday. They ef. Ca1p Scott
Januarys The health Of army continued good and
weather ws remarkably mild or the region Very little
snow had fallen, and IN the immediate v.c.iiT u tie
camp the ground was almost bare
The United States District Cour: have indicted 5rghar
Young, Heber Kimball and Others FOR high ressoc.
The Mormon Legislature still in session
The latest dates received from the 20 the LIST
Of October.
Much anxiety fe, to hear from the East, ia conse
quesce OF the rumsred money panic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

My'The Unitarian churches-a species OF
gous revivals and religious enthusiasm. They
say it makes people crazy-so does stock gam
bling in Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

WHAT Is TO BE DoNE!-The lottery gamblers
of Georgia are inundating this region with
handbills of lottery schemes sent through the
maila
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-19

6af EN- BON Baltimpre.- Die Nns
3abl Der IN unlerem Safen lieseaben Sdiife
porlser WOde betra9t 81. Darunter IL Sdiffe,
16 Varqnen, IS Briggs, 33 @9oOner. Oas
BON linb %belttnmt mad 9iir pc Sanetro Z, Gol>
Lao 3, 2lperpcOl, 4, NepsNprf A, Bottom 6,
Nem-O rlean8 2, Wtlmington 90. s. 2, gres
men 3 uno mad ben folsenoen 9dfen lie Elm
6abr5eus: SOnssRrn9,' Wrntepioec, glriea,
Yernambnco, Garoeua8, Sslap, @au1c, Dem
BrannlAweig, Samaica, Grcp, 8alernc,
ct. GbOnas, NaNau, Jt. s., Sanction, Nlers
anorta, Gi6mono, Norfolf, ct. Sage, SEEM
Seofcro, Yortc Gabelc, Supanna, Ncttero am,
5arrtit Gaoir, Yenioccla, Glasgow, Mantua,
ct. Smcent, Gew>Nrf, Arro8u, 3. g., CUBA,
8riltcl, 81. O.. Normid. Albanp, Ncdpcrt,
Portamcutb uno WinDIpr..l -7T ba!151'I7'@
RP Die Sonntag8idul e oer
REFORM. &trde beS"Drn+ Ya 0 :
Ser5ber9er madt beute; ben 10. Sul1
etne GrcurliOn nad benz 6elap>0aule. GS iinb
Die belten Scrbereitungen 9~etrOffen uno fSnner
wts NQen, Gle bas Telt mitmaden, einen &C.
nu6reiben Sag perlpreden. Die Tefte rtele>
treffli6en 2ebraulfalt e~rfreuten lib INNER bei
lebbaftelten Gbetlnabme BON Seiten pe8 beut
lden YublifumS ; uno tper mcllte aud 3%auoern,
elnem 10 berrllden Telte bet5unpbnen, no mar
unter Der frSbliden, linsenOen unD iprinsehoeu
Stnoeridaar lid Ielbit, fir etui9e StunDen pe=
%niaitenS, in bic ieeli9ea Susenotabre 3urif Der.
lebt! ,a = T. = '.ss4 a- F."
gS @rpBe8 CONCERT. Neute N6eno
ysrrBeS CONCERT" in v2lbertp 6au", au5se.
flbrt bon 8elpnl1nn'S Wuiit @crp8. Nae
6reunoe Der .Wulif madel wtr oarauf aufz
merf lam. m s.-
NsS Concert Seute 9l6eno v@rcs
BeS Snltrumenta( : Concert, aussefIbrt pDr
Sapt. SelDmaun'5 potter Wulifbatloe, IN Der
vTurnballe", Gde Don 6ront> uno 9onbaroltr.
AQe TreunOe Der Wultt MAIDEN mir oaraui
au fntertIam.
aBlg @on5ert.-Seute N6eno uGcn5ert"
in Der Iurnbale, 300 Welt YrattltraBe. Nle
6reunpe Der Wtulif MAIDEN mir parouf auf.
merriam.
Ca Burlington Salle. - 0eutt
ben 10, Suit e%rGffnen bic Srn. Sec. y Ell
10 8 uno 5. Stet n baS ibone vPanoramo
OeS Hbein5" 1. Section uno v&r6nun9s5 ul
Nleranrer Ii. bon Jfublano", groBe8 Otcramo
in 2 Abtbeilun9en nit LIS O bepe4liden Tlsu
rem. Nue &unltfreuuoe MAIDEN mir paruf be-
~loaoer5 aafmerfjam.
49, Wtrtbi6aft8s 8.
- Seute ben 10. Sult miro Die WirtbipaIt III
Der ueu aufsebauten ArbeiterboIe, Jto. 5 Sin
6reoeriditraBe, nit einsm irliOen 2un9 unp
auSse3ei9netem Ybilaoelpbiaer 2a9erbier pie
Der %er0linet. Nle 6reunoe Der alien Nrbelter>
baue, ionic paS Yublifum im aa9emeinen maz
den mir oarauf auImerflam. NbenoS Don Z
llbr all uGOn5ert."
go 6riides sutes 2a9ertier.
Wtr MAIDEN oa6 Yublitum auf Die An5etSe pes
6rn. 8. Bitter auimerflanl. Oelelbe rer5apft
OaS bette iriideite 2aserbter uno wirb ietner
wertben @altsn ta9lid einen f%a11olen r0un9"
auftilden.
g~- Wir MAIDEN baS Yublifun aui bic pcr>
ldufse Iu5ei9e Der 5rn. Setnrid 8ud 5bounl
uno 81. 9rab auf merfiam+ NdbereS !. NnS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-19
lleberiesifde
N06u0e=MoentIr.

s&AzzaEz1@ Die upter3etuneten nepen nit Dem Snufe
ess 5ertn Y buhrb soon. S6ifss&beber unb 56tfS.
BefrdGtet, tn y r c nj { n tn 0erbiubung unb feaen fir Hed.
nung oefelbcn unter SDrtbetlbnften 8eotnaunaen unb AT ben
ntepr to fen Bremen SGBen duf efn s a b r au(tt3e
y dffaeef6 etne aus unb awar fir Gailte Steeraee unb
3wtldenbed NIT + E g elmdbt8en 9adetf6tffenS WIN
lBremer mad aaen 9dfen or 0eretnieten Staaten, befOns
berS aber mas Ba1ttmpre. DIR QDeg ltsr Bremen 1T fir
Dedtihe auerfannt bsr pprtbeilbaftefe, unb ba i'm Ni6tbes
niblnasfaue ps S6etnes benz tteFaen Mus8abler bas Ell
a d ert bleibt, feaempfsbien irtr Denientsen, welde 8reun.
be unb 0erpaabte BON Dsutihlanb peruber fpmmeu laGen
woaean unlere 0ernttteluns turb Obiees SaMs eraebenf. -
s%eeelf@tffr perIafen Bremen am 4. mn6 Is. iebsn
WfDnats. 4aiI. ,d..3.gW. gf~fiL2gaJ - % dHu 2
ebeufO tSnnet BET ums padasef&sine tebsr glaTs untera Be-
(eeuna Der DldBe fur bic n { U en- laino pr a6tpptIein
%aertateten Oa mp ( DIT ffe sss4 1prbbeatf&e n
ab STEM yprf mad Bremen, dlS aud 81
q al Brenten y SHREVEPORT SD ssg<f 3Hl ii
~ SEN 6 sc n Der a%Gpmpasnie (fsbe nabere 4nseige) unter
oIeiheu Ncotmgungen fir Nednuns Der 95. d@elpte,
$emtaen unb u etG cit, Msenten Der 5Gtfe tn Stem /.
81 sri. { ,taegenge nDnnmen rerbtn, unb ba gntdn NIT 9eGt
Sie1en 6nifen pen Dcrsug 9eben lam, unb ,burG @ns ageu1e At
bel ms 81 ct r n b c Dor betru9ereitn burGa q M : y + I r.
Wnnner aefbert inr, 10 ~enpfeblen MIR aud btertn Gem
WubItfun unIere Wermtttlung. ~ sG ten s.
Die N6faprtstase Der SGife 0nb irte fOlst; as4 3iiaa Ai
sremen. CAPT. gDeTss, 19 STUNT n. Sai' s.
Subfpn. . Neate. ~. Sult sm IA. aug. III
9~epegsrt, " .. saateny 81. Suit Is. Mug. I'd.
: meter. @1tien, IA. Aug. IL. Sept. i8l
g0esea ndberer &ustunft @eube man f& an
Bef mnb y a d nanu,
! Snltt,il SO. 113. %. sGpmbarpRr., a~lttmpre,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-19
Sis. sis. Gis.

@tS. sis. @ia.
Hnter3et6neter nnadt feinen 8reunben unb benz @ubttfum
9terntt betannt. bas er i'm Stanbt TT, mdbrenb Der san3en
Sentnter: 5at'pn bas bette @ts, bas tn biefem Staate jenals
dufbenabrt wurbe, 3u liefern. @S 1T Dpn gutter Dtfe unb BON
reinern 8rabttnsswafer, unO befnbet it'd su Rpd6ale, Baltp,
eOunto,, nabe ben 5armen Der Serren Ss1e 5ltnsluf u. Capt
tan Nutter. tie betrefs Der 9ualttGt MuStunft eeben. t6ns
nen.- Iuftrase. BITE tn 8ircls's 2ebers9a6en, @btapftre, aufse.
seben werben, perben punftltA befOrst.
@-Gts, Depot; gieif- 5aIs- VI N2at22,6Mt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-19

g@S~ @u9en S3ontn9 8 au0ye3elps
netea S&pebtf@ BITTER, ~suberettet aus &ntnartnoe
Elm nutraslides @eittel, seaen g:serbs fawerben, Sc bfuat
DyspepIe, unSerbauti6fett, NerDenf6pd Ne, Nfb ma, Neru -.
tr~anfbetten unb alien aus einert tn uaDrbnung %gcrdtbersn
d 1gan e~ntftebenben 8rantbettea, 1T Su 80 Gents BITE 5lafGe III
lnEnmfsn In hpr Asnee hPs JNpfprS ----
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-19
ans Gbi,,QaNinbe

aaa aus @bu,asJtt1De, ,s3 rt
BELT 9sberbefdnerben, @elbfubt, Etspepfe. 'TGrpntfhe' MS
aers5fe Sdma6s. WSansl an Ierbauuna, glabumesn, aabme
inneritde S6mprrbptben, Nierentranfbeiten, 9unaensefNwIrg
Saa naass' nnS aste g srsei5 Sga atI meid S0 snr g'a eassn aapa@es
pber SerbDrbenen Waeen sntfe6en, BEL MGunern pte aud Bet
8t9uen !; |. y: wetbltft G6wdas. S6wtneel, Ylntanprans
@ltebern. TIM &uden unt tn br Sr 1T
pas iGpe6tf6e Diners pirb iese g~ertppfuns bes geassns
b~efettt9en, tnbent es beniefben Fdrtt, i'm tn 3~bGttstett erbdlt
unb ale 5dure aus benz ellen entftrnt. 80 fdrtt BITE yterpeu
UNI ssbeIsastesr, iSarft bic s St A. ssntn,nt oas 2t.tsra be-
beDrbert bic 0erbaauns, tit gut oct N~er8erntfeu nnb 8lGbunI
gen, t6btet bic QDiirmfr. BELT ale QStnb. uub Wgtaesa8tSts
tn etnisen Nugenbl.d dc na6t Iunta, erletdtert bte90a0eriuhs
ttsen, retnise has 3 ~heforpert BITE Circulation befelpen,
arrt unmerflia anb line @3merasn, wean man bic bOpsslt
Das i6peDtf4e sttters If elm ausseetonetss geittel se8s.
5teber, Nubt unb @plert i. MS ipl1es pat CO ltb bemabrt uns
HeDieien bet ben trausDi{1en une en9lifbsn Iruppen An tA
Rrtm neil burd ben Gebraud ~benslben, Der auf 8efebl Be
Statsdrste in rstpen Gruppsnteeilen %sineefaRrt wurps, ben
Sterbli@en Ter SOlbaten, bte otsten bOsartteen Erantbeitsv
~auseefeSt paren, i9 Ypr So Biz auf2 YrDsent rebuctrte.
DIS i&pepii8e SittetS TT %unRrsttts ethes Der befenarsntt
8emubtletn tn NIT, ba6 elm Ssber weider mein auseesei6nr
tss Sitters einnal sebrardt bat. lta cine gEt4t ane gs5srenA.
Nebenn,enl&en ipeiter su ~empfeblea unb befannt gu MAIDEN, In,
benz es aae Ote 6eltrafse beltst, bic tim pbta sneel@r'sSeS
ltnb. 6terfur fdna th 3uubette BON Setpetfen lteferR.
I'm getrlsereier pber Na6abmunsen pprsubsnsenF abe t&
In iebe 8laf2e meinen Namen etnblain. lafen, uni. rag: /
Siss @amensunterf9rsft Sbne peias pas Waittel nt&t dot
Set ieper 8lalte TT clue pputdtstee @sbrau6sanretlun9t
osatl9sr NM easili9sr spraG Il IN y Ss !, nssn ssfS Spiisb.u y,
~Aaebisia (. gthers aud nod elm anDeres mater een1 gletdn
Namen berete, Usl3ss IN 0ptels Se MeIaura t per!at
fen ptrb, I'M auSseSetdbnet essen DpSprgra nno gtagenleto l.
III Der 9reis per Slalde 80 Gents psrr6 5ldtHen FUR $3.50,
gu pertaufen Bet bent aatutesn gsrterr'ser
@uaen Is. SdOntn9,
Deutf6em @ppt1efer nne @bemtE
n FINER Mpstbete, gprbpf>@deb Der Stertes uat NDbartpr
-" 800" I9ttsbeIpbta. ss.r
Saupt>N9en en-
philadelphia g. &. emttt nnb Co.. So. 49, a.T@tra,Y
unb 294 mnb 296, Slprb .. Straee Dauam, 8ater v, Ga
MU. eis3, ct. unS @ds Der 2, GaaUwtta,
yterp> ycrt '&lbert Sunas Ipptbeter, Ode Bppers. uab.&
~ndl1rdBe. 4fll.C}
ct. paul, 8inneiata. ct Duma. Dentr-.
ma Sn Sdltinlere gu baben I'M @.pE. unb
&lieinz8 erfuuf in Der Sffice bes .Wsfer" 10
pe and Bel Wtccre & Dtefenbad. Gfe BON
Stu. uur cc5anonerar Is. @eelhnd,. 712 %
Baltir.ors a9 IAN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-19
9eutSabe @pnfuln in Baltimore.

SeutfcDe VDr1lI1 TN SnittntCrc+
prcuben, gatern, 5a6ien a6arttembers, 8apen unb 6eden,
DarmitaOt - Gpniul 30. Dredel, w. IL, 9 baapfbe, @fe
pDn QDnbarbfr. 4lsm+ ..l. .
9dnEOSsr - @pnlul @6udtb l1brfaub, ST.. IL, @ermanfr.
S~lbenburs @oalul 9einr. Oelribs, So. 81, 8. G~9arlssfr.
5ambure unb 8renen : GenrraI=@ g nul aIbert S9ama6sr,
Str. 9, Sub @~barlesfr. ~ I'LL. ~ 4yasa O.
9abef : GDnim $. pom 8apH, stu. %, Gernanar.
Csffret6-gtcs. GOnful S. .. Grennel6ere. ST.. II, GteapeFbe.
y eoerlanbe -GDniul Glaaa 0Sfe, 9tp. 116. O.. Gbarlesftr.
Underwriters tn 8remea-Naenten 3. ID. 3rune u. SDbne.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-19
Nc Ner.tlide Yebanoluna RsR

90 Ner5tllde Bebanolun9 @a
Die @afmsrfiumtett bS 9efers wirD uuf bic in ether anbsrn
Spalts Da BlatteS enttditene Anset9e bS r. Saatee
men srpBeu Ruf erlanat Hat bur& ben @rfel8, Der fetne Ss@
banplung Der 8rautbeten f:Snte. Or. pa aztec pibmet
ieine Mutmerffamfett In .betonbere ben Nug en- unb ~ .
r rem II ct sIn. Nu6 be. anbelt er ale anoern benz meni9>
lthtn @efdIeb ~ etgentbumli6en 8ranttetten. Setae Sffse
teinbet it'd, an b + @de ppn @alDert. nrs Gtrtn9tcnhrv bem
iii uuntpn mt Dlobe apoenTbpr. Stunt :, tm
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-19
Sbee unO RoTee.'

Der aud mtrtlt6 gut II.
Wsnn tbr f6te9tea 8afee unb Ibee Seroraubt, fO 1T es
cure elsene Sbulb. Str tSnnt gan, . 10 ut lid euttS
nnb t1ltsen Gbee unO 8a1ee babea in benz 9 tDre ben
e9tnefen, @ds BON 8alttmSre- une 8rebertdfr.
asbt uo aud %stnlaoet pom feiaem btli8sn uub belttsten 9pee
ro 8afee gu faufen. Wtat6jI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-19

Ey Or. 9Dnnes acknowledgement
WilOfir5Gen. Sprpp BELT pOrtreHit& b~artadfteen 5ufrn, @r-
fdltunsen, Blutfpeien, Observation-Disclosures, &eberbef6per.
cen, RtBeln ub Muffeigtn tn Der SebIe, Sur5 atbm ststt une
5udDufen, fpwie aue Grantbetien Des 9alfes uno Der 8ebie,
bcr Brut pper Der QunJe. Dteie ArSnet retntgt augletd unb
hsr Nfhca hRa -JnRfarn LII 81 nr III aIha- -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
TO The Republican Ward Associations.-At a

To The Republican Ward Assoclations.-A
meeting of the Republican Central Committee Of the County oil
R,,o,d Tbs, the several Ward A.socaons in portion
q city wAib lies roh Of l4h shall meet a. their resasr
ococi D m snd elect by ballot Delegates aud TWO Atsr.
% represent each Of the Assembly Ds,ts within mat
p S1 iSs s III y m ne nsa s Convection 10 De ''
R.sa.d Tbs, The ward Assooa,n. in esb Of the Wards
yin. Of lhst shall meet a. tnei regular psces o meet
@ % q p.ss T s,9 o. Agsi es eD p ia IN the ws to
Assembly District Conventions for The purpose Of selecting and
q he Assembly Dslrie. within th,t portion Of the city
Convention be held sysuse the sb OF SePten
The Preaens Of The several Ward Associations sppsnt
~ epnt be votes and report the result he Assoeon
N scb ecors 'ha b. conducted under the rules and
Nossmt+r Eecti9n Of 1856 which 10 As follows; ,
m shall be psrniteo 10 vote Election Of such Desaes
p.,s euy entitled vote ty the Constitution sno ny i"soi
a. Asscson Of the WsId In which he reside' unless be
,t lave been duly enrolled member Of such Association
tr a. leas, one wees previous TO the election
The Election shall b. conducted in each Ward m aGcofdance
With The rules Of the cston OF the Ward and IN a cases at
hat Teers Inspcto shall be apponed By the pre-
dg oc.r Of the Assocaou whose duty shall be TO Keep
,onec all tn. perous voting canvass the votes aud re-
pm fhe polls shall be opened O'Clock p IN and
soice q he He place Of holding the Election in esh
and sns eyen by each ard Assoca,ion by advertisements
osy newspapers &. least two days previous 70 he
any Association shouId fail to elect the first ballot
cb Asse on ,h. the power coll smother meeting on
wing dsys notice By adSe'tneut TO complete Tue Ee
L D.
The s.veral Assembly Conventions for the Assembly Districts
M o lbst sa meet for the purpose OF selecting the Dele
~ and AeTIaes the Syrkeuse Conven on) on the Jt1 o
Aueut az 8 o'clock p u., the following places, vil
Ist A,s, mby District Convention, No. 10 Beekmanst
lid Assembly District Convention, Shakespeare Hose' corner OF
Duane bnd " lIaul-sts. 49,, -. ,
udAssemby District Convention, kh W ard Hotel, corner
al FfsukII-st and West Broadway ~ - ~
Ivtb Assmby District Convention, Botanic Hall No Ga East
D. osdwsy.
Vih Assembly District Convention, Beecher Buildings
Ct Bescher s9d MOrton-sts - -
With Assembly District Convention Runss Hotel, No. 27
Grand e.
Sllb Assembly DhtIict Convention Jefferson Market, 6nav
and Green's icb
ViIIh Assembly Diitdct Convention, No. Csunonst.
Nth Assembly District Convention Republican Rooms, No
68 BToso.ay.
XIIh Assembly District Convention, Union Market custom
st JNO a KENSEDY, Chm
JAMEs ", BoYD, }seev,s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
6uerial Notices.

Land Reform Association.-Tbe Executive Con-
1.rt,e viii meet THIS Monday EVENING a. O'clock
JOHN CONMERFORD, President.
Henry AREXDs, (,T.a p,es,den.s
WILLIAM ROVE '''S
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

Eighth Nnrd Republican AssOciatiOn.-A speciaI
eeug Eighth ard Republican Associaii4n will be held
~ Spins 81. Hal on MONDAY EVENING, Aug %, at u
the purpose eecns Delegates 70 toe Assembly Dis
t CoLventCns choose two Delegates and two Aernaes 10
The state Convention. By order - .
WM. II ALBERTS0N, President.
JoHN J. SHAW, WM. PATTERSON, Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

The Republican Association Of the Fifteenfh
Ward will H a. NO olo Bfos4Ssy on MONDAY EVEN.
ING Auz e. el-c, D.less;ss rom tie several
Election Dsrcts ,aid Ward 70 The Assembly Dstrct C3HyeI
tioIt required by the Central Com nitee
WILK HAM HOFFMAN, Pfed!ert.
CHARLES CHENEY, Secretary.
The sixteenth Ward Republican % %as,ociation WI
meet al Chslsa Hal, i8,ts sId Sh on MONDAf EVEN
ING As "a Az O'clock A. CAMERON, Secretary.
Seventeenth Ward Republican As-ociation:-
Pursuant cs by the Republican Central Comnte- tns As
,oo,on viii neet a. No T3 BoweTy oD MONDAY EVENING,
lug 2 o'clock 10 elect Deesstes to the City Convention
70 choose Deeses and Aes'e 20 the Syracuse Con-
yeutiop Full attendance 10 req1es:ed- BY ordsr .
THOMAS LITTLE, Pfesl'ept
Wy. A. sNALLEY, Secretary.
The Twenty-First Ward Republican Associa.
tion will bold regular meeting THIS (Mnday) EFESlSt,
AZ No As hsv All Republicans in the Ward are rep cialy
invited 10 attend and Join the Associ ,1on. - . .
Gro 3 Co.cgvAS sec'y 7. B. VANBuREN, Prest
Brooklyn-Tenth Ward Republican Club.-The
sr voters Of the Ward iuvitei - send a. No -
Bo4un st THIS Monday EVENING At o'clock and uuie
m the above asocson In the eff n 20 secure lbs triumph OF
freedom and Of Rht In the spproa.hns Ste ard os eec
DANL D. hhobhOCSh, iieeNV-S'
BERNARD CAssERLY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
Chances for Business Hlen.

TOR SALE-Tbe STOCK, FIXTURES, GOOD
IL WILL snd LEASE Of q long established BOOK, STA
TIONERY snGPAPER HANGING STORE, situste on $50 sv
Apply 81 No. So stb.av