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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10

CHANGES IN THE TICKET.--We
would call the attention of the people to the
changes on our township ticket. Adam
Weigand, nominated for the Office of Trus-
tee, and DR.. John +. O'Reardon, nominated
for Township Clerk, have both declined to
run, and in their stead the following nomi'
nations have been made by the Township
committee. the constituted authority of the
party:
For Township Trustee-THEODORE l.
H. HOLM.
For Township Clerk-CHARLES BEID-
ERBECKER.
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rHoRlNGToN, BROWN 4 ARMSTRONG,

THORINGToN, BROWN l. ARMSTRONG,
A rToRSErs aud Goanselors, Davenport Iowa
"A Once, No. "a, NickoIls' Book, corner OF B1ady
and Second stree IS
}. THoRISGToH, T.. T.. BRowS, J.ARMsTRoS0.
RETBRBNcEs Hon Tl.Os A Heniricks, Commits
stoner GEM Esnd OTce, W ashngton, d G; " Z
Converse o., Pine street, New York Col JACK
Thorinston, Montgomery, Ala; Hon James Harlan,
Senator. Nj Pleasant, Iowa, Ant ire Lee laire,
Esq Geo l. Dss enport, Esq, Messrs Cotes Davies
Davenport Iowa. scpl5
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10

That may % n1bied 20 settle all claims against me-
oci0 JA1ss w. CANNON,
0asette and News copy.
W,su Paper, 1vcaU Paper.
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
p aper II q n E n gs {!
W n - II
ARE NOW OgFERBD AT
.Nesc York Cost and Less,
IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
6O....... ...BRADY STREET,
COAL early and make your selections"
New Is tho tine to Buy Cheap !!
oc9o.1nl -JNO. MARDER, Agent.
I'LL Goods Delivered Free !!
HI. A. WUPPERMANN,
BRADY STREET GROCERY STORE.
A GENERAL AssoRrnRNr OF GROCBRIEs
n and Provisions at Wholesale and Retail.
Fresh Sugars ~ Reduced Psicss.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS,
Tess Of al kinds; Coffees, Fine Old Jsve and Mocha
etc so.d Butter; prime Cheese; Fresh Eggs;
Syrup Of all kinds; white Pepper, etc: Tspioca.
Pesred Sage. Naccsroni. veEmicei, PesSed Bar ley,
Split Peas, etc. new Rsisins, Figs, Dates, Prunes
Grapes, etc.
Casssda Htsssp and EVar Seeds,
4 complete sssortnent OF
PRRsBRvED FRUITS
SAUCE, French and English Mustard,
spanish Olives, Capers, Herbs, etc.
CHOICE WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
q II d e E IL Il IL 5.
ANOTHE 10 L. II q
We'll Asserted 0toClk
Fresh GFOc ceries
Jsst Receired
And for sale at the lowest possible nsure. At
H. n. W"UPPER.M.AIcN''S.
This stock consists Of
Fresh sugars
DEIoHsR's RD1INED SOC uaARHoUsB AOLAssHs
COL DEN sYRUPs,
W. AOLASSES.
nlo. NAaAoAIso, LAoUrsA AND Q. g. JAVA
COffees,
Ersssss,
CSssdtes5
S0aps
OLE,
Rice,
Starch,
zoo en- W ore.
CHEssD sALT, &C., r.,
Al Of whseh will BE- closed out at as Wholesale or
rueic Win cell and exsmius my goods and prices b.
fore peHehasios slse~here.
Il. 4. wUPPRRMANN,
BRADY sTRFET STORE,
co Corner Brady and 9Th sts.
9. =. R1GER 4 z. y. DOW1RS,
ApothecarieG, Chemists 4 DrugglGtS
Having purchased tAs ID stasd,
No. 50 Brady street,
~ losvs - eelleb share Of public potVuaase end
hoe 70 met With cootinuanoe Of The sams b CIV.
inS ths mast
DIZ1lCT sAZTEN1TON
tsthe co0peandtns q
RAySiclal'S Prese4iDtlono
:. IL. - Z :s - ss''s'''AaA -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
Notice.

A IL Pc rsons II OWING themseives indebte ed to ne
n are requested ~ call and settle tnsir sccounts
sh ould any be unable TO pav they vil please settle
By note, before the 1irst day Of November, 80
that may be enabled 70 settle al claims against
DAvenrort October 8, 1858.
oc1O JAnDS ". CANNON,
0asette and News copy.
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j. w. III. BAkER, M. d.,
T q CANIPIiEl.I.

DHY6ICIAN AND SUR9EON.-OFFICE-PO
i OFFICE BLOCK House-North side OF Fifth
street, between Brady and Perry. Jan3idtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
A LIE MALE ID Z

!, The Muscatine journal and Davenport
Gazette. twin brothers in al the dirty work
a political calumny. have wantonly and
hosely charged. because the American or
DIR Of Muscatioe have resolved to support
n1nnstt and Hebb in preference to Dillon
aad OConnor, that therefore Bennett and
HAbb we're members Of the Order. The
A0sricans Of Muscstine have silencsd this
nlumny by the adoption Of the resolutions
which vs publish below. We have the
egiginal resolutions 1t our Office, duly ign-
a, which We will exhibit to all who desire
tdsss them.
his forever puts to silence the SANDER
sOWho forge falsehoods against Bennett
by which TO aid Dillon.
Go. @. Arndt, and few hired emissaries
q Dillon are still circulating the calumny.
vAea they know that JOHN F. DILLONS
NAME IS AFFIXED TO THE KNOW NO
/ lEdNu RECORDS IN THIS CITY IN HIS
OWN HAND WRITING.
At . meeting of the American
party Of Nuscatine city, held this day al
the Court House in said city. Capt F. N.
Cummin was appointed Chairman and
Richard Csdle Secretary.
Upon motion the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted by
the meeting.
r 81.
eight instant, claims that the resolutions
lately adopted by the American party Of
this city, in which the Americana decide to
support Bennett and Hebb for the respect
i've Offices Of Judge and District Attorney
for the seventh Judicial Distrie.-were I'D.
opted by reason Of said Bennett and Hebb
being connected with the American party.
Resolved. That we do not support said
Bennett and Hebb because we considered
them Americans-but for the reasons that
were set forth in said resolutions and for
no other reasons.
Resolved. That We wish it emphsticslly
understood, that we do not claim either
Bennett or Hebb as Americans-but on the
other hand we are satisfied that neither of
them are members Of either the American
or Know Nothing partiea
RESOLVED, That we are fully aware OF the
unqualified opposition Of both Bennett and
Hebb to the entire platform Of the Ameri.
can party-and::that We support them only
as a choice Of deep seated evils.
RESOLVED, That the Journal of this city by
its unprecedented falsehoods and malicious
ISLANDERS against the American party in the
time past. has forfeited all respect Of any
American, and that under no consideration
could We as individual members of the A.
merican party, support any person whose
claims are advocated by said Journal.
Resolved, That while We condemn and op-
pose the principles Of the Democratic par
ty, we at the same time find nothing in the
Republican platform worthy our support.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
F. MARKOE CUMMINS, Gilman.
RICHARD GABLE, Secretary.
Saturday. Oct 9th. 1858.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
Cellisaoh on tho o. 4 NJ. =. n.

CISoIsSArr. Oct "a collision occurred
last night at Mitchel!ing on the o. 4 N. r..
II. between two freight tiaina A conduct
or, fireman, engineer and brakeman and en-
gineer were killed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
CARDS..
HENRY n. ANDE RSON,

HENRY n. Anderson,
A TTORSEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IA A.tropol.tan Block, Davenport, Iowa tuepA
JAMES 7. LANE, JOSEPH J. LANE
Attorneys and ecu nssll0rs NJ Law,
Ofice-Nos. 4 and ., Comm rcial Block, south-ea,t
ousner Of "a and Br adv streets
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
GEO. r. WHITCONlIs,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A Notary Public and Commissioner Of Deeds for
New Hampshire, Vermont. New York, Pennsylvsnia
and Ohio.
Onice-NoPth-W est corner Of Main and Second
streets. Davenport, Iowa. (aug 18TH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10

NEw ORLxANs, Oct. 0.-The Howard A.
sociation of New Orleans deemed their duty
to inform the country that the prolonged
existence Of yellow lover and the pressnt
great mortality is solely owing to the in6sx
Of strangers. who rapidly fall victims. No
tice will be issued by the Association Of
the decsdsnce and diasppeasanss a tAs d..
ease. (Si1nedl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
II. " HELLER,

rREERAL COMMISSION AND PRODUCE
NJ Merchant, (Whoiesalc) Agent OF the Syracuse
Bait Manufactsry for Davenport and neghboring
towns
Warehouse opposite H. X Depot, Dav sport Iowa
Aug20'5o
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10

l have examined the resolutions this day
adopted by the American party Of this city,
and hereby give my unqualified approba-
tion to The sentiments therein expressed
] was formerly President Of the American
club Of this city. and chairman of the com
mittee which reported the first resolutions
and advocated their adoption in cow ention,
knowing that neither Of the persons endors.
cd by said resolutions were members oi
either the American or Know Nothing par
ties SO. BUTLER.
October 9th, 1858.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10


Kansas
DIR. G. H. Hitchcock has been appointed
inspector of drugs at San Francisco.
NEWADV'RTlSEM'TS.
Notice.
HAVE this day sold out oil my pisht title and in.
L terest Of Drug and ApOthecary Store No. s. Brs-
dy street. including ny book accounts, and author.
ise ai bills In my favor to be collected BY Roger 3
October 6. 1862
90 is. HARRIs.
CO.partnership Notice.
TYRE subscribers have this day formed % part.
i nership under the name and style Of Carroll 4
Cochran, for the transaction Of general Architec-
Davenport, october 8, 1858.
". I. OARROLL,
o1.lw J. c. COCHRAN,
ARCHITECTURE.
CARROLL 4 COCHRAN,
ARCHITE0Ts.
OrFlcE-No. Metropolitan Hall, second story,
ocsM Second st., Davenport. love-.
LII 1T CaLL.
Oho - Z NJ q OUT
THAT LARGE STOCK or
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
LESS THAN COST,
Determined to Close Then Out !
AND QUIT THE TRADE.
J. N. ELDRIDGE,
I1eBurrows 4 Pretty mans 0hecks sstso st par.
oc7-dAwf
BLANKETS.
W. e'' the attention Of ali in ''''' to the very
VERY EXTENSITE ASSORTMENT
8L N TX u To
S.MITA'S JARRETT STORE,
uryoR sALl oaEAP-Q
FL.aJV:v.ELS.
QFOstvnD. . complete STOCK Of Ill the msst Dc.
N sirable kinds Of
TX - N N - Il -.
Those In want win nnd .
0eel Assortment Of warn Fabrics
Jest adapted 70 The weash~,a
SMITHS VARIETY STORE.
CLOTHING.
Merchant Tailoring.
THOsE 1xCELLENT s1YLEs o.
DroalclethS, Cssslneres I vestings
RAVE srsu axouvsp ~
II. KRAUSE L CO.,
And vim ;. made Up IN ssys that ssnnos surpsa-
= y. 'a'S have cen .cs.s.a ~ s.r,,e. of.
NEW AID HXPRRIRNCRD CUTTER
Who will sts.nd TO tA,s dspsssusos In ~ nosssssls-
fsceogy manner.
loo6ins esseWhere.
4. KRAUSB 4 Co.
sspoe - west Second stsses.
EREE kUNCA
SERVED EVERY RvRnmo,
~ fsE
DebOIt EEckOA4Es
pSun . = y oioleGk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10

A TTORNEY AND COUEsELLOR AT LAW
"A Davenport, Iowa.
Ofhce-Dayenpor;'s Block, corner Main and sec-
Oud streets. decl3dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10

1HE MUsCATINE JOCRNAL.-1nee ex-
tract below from the Muscatine .,ouranl.
that "small sized sheet" which inrented the
charge of Know Nothingism against Judge
Bennett and Mr.. Hebb, will show the man
ner in which this paper conducts the con-
test and the amount of confidence to be
placed in its statements.
In speaking of Judge Bennett it says:
"a weak man, q new conner, q man who
by his vain glorious office seeking course, so
diagraceful to his position and the bench.
has drawn upon himself the reprobation of
men Of all parties and who by his weak
and vacilsting course on the bench in the
upper counties ofthe District has disgusted
ell his former frisnds."
What do. the fair and candid men think
of cause which requires the statements of
such barefaced fslsehoods to support it.
MEssRs. EDIToRs In one of your
articles yesterday, you allude to the State
Of New Jersey - though it stood outside Of
the rest of the world. Citizens Of . pecu-
| Il0T Cl800 Al new j OTk SuO Iuu8OeIDOl8,
profess to entertain this notion, because
Jerseymen are in the habit Of sdhering to
strict notions of Justice when rascals are ar
raigned in their courts but, that any one
in Iowa should give vent to such An ex-
preston, is rather singular. If being out
Of debt and comparatively free from the
wickedness and vice of the world in gener.
a, is any indication that New Jersey ID
among the ''rest Of mankind" perhaps the
idea may be admirable At any rate her
sons can point with pride to patriotic an
sestry which bore manfully the great storm
Of the Revolution; to soil the average val
ne of which il much greater than that of any
other State throughout the land and to
resident population remarkable for intelli.
geuee. hospitality and thrift. A. there are
many in the County Of Scott Who hail from
this favored part Of our Union, and whoss
assosAtions ere ef . pleasant character Il
eennestisu With Ne lad ef their nAtsity
f4asts tAse M sA1sIeo vAeS : ~ s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10

CtivIT. BNGINEkR, ARCHITECT AND SUPER.
~ IETEEDENT. Also Teacher of Architectural
and Ornamental Drawing.
Once at Davenport Commercial College. Rooms
Corner 81 aud Perry. iv2ldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
FRANK rLUmEH. GEO N VAN Hosxs
PEUMER d VAN IIOSEN,

A TTORNEY3 and Counsellors at Law, and Nota
"A ries Public. Also agents for the Charter Oal
yire Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn. Capital 100000
City Fire In Co. New Haven, - t50O,O4O
Once lie Claire Block Davenport. sept
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10

CGRRIN IL DOW,
A rrORNEYS AND COUNsELLORS AT Law
IA AND
NOTARIES PUBLIC
Omce-At Macklot 4 Oorbin's Exchange once,
Dsvenport Iowa. oo1bn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
GRO. T.. MUnRELL,

GEO. T.. HUBBELL,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AND
n Oonmissioner OF Deeds for Connecticut, Will
ye prompt careful attention to the eosc ION OF
eisins conveyance Of Real Estate, examining titles
nd eli other kinda oKle2Hl business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10

w Y. NOE.E, NJ. ID
DHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND OCUfIST RESI-.
l. dence lie Claire House, Office Frsnklin Block
room No up.stairs'
iuneX.dts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
DR.. j. &. PARK Err

DIR. j. &. PARKER
VKToULD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS or
w Davenport and vicinity that he has resumed tho
practice Of medicine and may be found when not pro.
fessionally engaged st his once next door to Kxres
Omaa Nov25dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
BEI IDERBECK 4 MILLER

MANUFACTURERS OF PURE AND UNADUL-
1Vl terAted VINEGAR. Orders to be left at their
store. corner Second and Gaines street
~ Empty barrels bought in exchange for Vine
gar. aus3i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
WHEELER 4 WILSON'o
@ z w No MA HIN r

" 1AL LEN - ~ AASD1N =
SEW G NJ A G II N E.
FIJI Is the a, No. l" Sewing Machine for au
Of wing, even 10 the most beautiful
II Z M M e NJ g.
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson for family uss.-
N. r. Tribwne.
wheeler b Wilson'S Machines are the fas0yjtss
lpr fsmilies 7. Tsmss.
An examination OF these machin0 and their vorA
y respectfully solicited.
second st., opposite Cook sssssus's Bank. Dsvsn-
pert, Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
CMAN. T.. PCTNAM
p rREDERJCk NCRAAG.

A TToRNEy AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AMI
IA Notary Public. Office, No. IS, Davenporrs
Block, Main street. sug29
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

,,r,e, and ,.k,d for Wfinour & Co., and ,h,, upon
HE informing then the. the firm we're not 10, they wolii
ssv ttey wished to collect bal due by W. q Co
Hammond further sreged that he bad often heard
ID lmar tell snch parties ss called that Mr.. Wrinour
rss DO, io ard H. A. lie attended TO the payment OF
bills hmsslf Before entering into cot versaiion Win
adv strangers Dtlrnar woud take them into prya'e
room and co.e the dco, On cDe occasion a .cc..le-
men came Into trs store snd said he had note Tor
go sgars, Wr. nour 4 Co. sId that Il would be due
in trree cays. Demar Informed him that Mr.. ". WAS
il Europe, and tnat he expected him home in the next
steamer, and upon bis return be would attend % -
About calf an hour silerwsrd the same day bill
was brougLt in for coal, wheG Delaar told the man
tba, Mr.. Wrtuour had not come down town yet. Ine
collector vas tod to call at o'clock F. m, aad upoa
biz appearing st that time there was 90 ole p9erel
but Hammond and The boy
Hammond furtt er aIs ged that, during the tne he
was thu. employed in ssid store he never SAW man
1ened Wrtncur, or any man corrected WIN, 'r puf'
portipg 10 be connected with said nnn Other u 81
sao Denar; an he believes that the whole brs'ness
Of sad firm il conducie exclusively by De!mar, atd
that he carrie, ou business with the wicked AID feo-
mons iuertop Of cheating and Defending the public.
On the 2Oth Of November, 1853 Hammond was seat
20 the store Of Onion g. Wheeock with an ordsr for
three revovers and the goods 80 ordered wre seat to
| Delmsr at O'Clock, p. N Witness also testified 70
the tcoored boy bringing in some goods from M
Merwlp and 10 their being taken sway by some per-
son who appeared connectei with Delmer in his bus
| less transacioLs.
Han nmond stated that Demar never paid him fox
| his services ard that lie uraole to OBTAIN hir
salary.
Tie magistrate issued his wsrrsnt for the arres, o.
Delmar alias Writncur Co., and several otter per
sons and placed the process in the hands o: one OF e
Court officers. Delmsr was Appreciated yeste erdAy
6nd held for exauiLatcn. lie msde particular re-
quest of the Magistrate to keep the affair out of the
papers. Further arIests will be made in day or two
TAxEs RECEIVED FOR YEAR 1SJS.-The following
s,at. ment shows the amount oi taxe5 recevc at tAe
Receivers Office from the Isl to the llth inst, ior The
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
;. +. CIaIBsOh ior pIainlifi Iloder and Pomeny
for dei,LdGnts.
sUPREnE 0URr-Cn,xssss-Dsc. lo-Befrs ysd


AN AlrACHMkhI AGAINST IHk CUUs1Y CLERK ELECT.
Isaiah Wells At. J. hu Clancy q al.
IBIS was 7ut oD a pi"disSTy not, tor abont 500,
given By TIE deienoaI coal hrm, the paDit Oo tas
18TH of June last judgment psuta who
issed ,ftcuoD, when was uIird uBs.us1et he then
comD'nced sppeueltsry P'c-soiogs, tl- dsi-adsi
tlany ~.O 10 Tie COubt CLERK eject failed ~ make his
Iafsl,e. Notice Of given 70 app,ar day
oi MS appearance the Judge granted the attachment bsDsb<
rlVJ, aDd retuIDabs on Saturday I.rt-
Before Juog. DAyls-DEcIsiOSs
ID. Csrolio ogt. Dayid Mtck.-M ytion 10 dissolve
Injunction granted
A. X. wetmore sg.. Francls S. Earle Motion u
yscs;e order OF err-tt granted.
CIRCUIT Before yudse JANIS
baLk Of tie STA o New oTx sgt The fsrnefs Bark Of "
lem, Bisncn Of Tie state Sank OF O1o.
Tbs war oil hctOL o. recover AZ 9lGsl toe deentass
ucorser Of bill of exchange. The b dbcoantA
~. Ono life AID rTg., Company 10 ts Cty ~
c"'eetoD. Before ats ust4nty II lodged ey tno tfs
lOEIaDy vi the psintit ,O-irrs security Df ssl
1bs indVrsenent VII o the deiendsLt wa sogsh.
charged was IN tic ou.wbs words: PaJ u. L,d1 w. Cs,a
Cr--T tsnpb- A. Lss" Tnis ind rs.lns3t wss oAds "
toe d.irndstts before s~Doing the bill {, 20; H
Company proved have b. lsde fof the IsfP
Of coi.clion merely.
Ibs Of defendant did appear upon 2sfs
the bail
Tue d.fendaLts counsel moved for suit coL'snal}
that pJ'h bad suhVnty D. indose fr the Pnpe.
binding the tank AID that th. plaintiff ch4fsssos -
te OF tit eAt.nt Of bis IL aSo eont.n.d .esa S
mGoTs D,bt o. sutl ivfnl = ti d 20. eanr
The Judge ara tso tho toD, holding nat lnf-f toe e1n
taDces h-T. the plsiai sd desa
snt A '" Clsson tor the plant ~ ". s.s1iy i'f ~ ~
ieDdeLt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER H. 1853

that be tad n right " vote vas irror-ec'
For this wa- irsgseo and detained in he cells of
the Sixth Precirc Police Snton for eighteen honrs.
II II iue really an cfeDse, Why not even ns-
,ice ct All Gu, Az Clsrcy took two 10 vote At
the sane pols and both OF them we're proved n9i D
ls.,r,l, while | was dragged - the GELS or "A
fohtrr ,f,rs-, not indeed, for M oifense. Il |
ws. Republican; tia, makes the difference m the
..ody Sixth But ii, Deoocrats Of the sixth Ward,
IL'. y.n NV the wdo- Police force aud the Ivy
60 ac;nl sa,tsrs canuot dragon re INTO the sup
uort uf their corrnyt ro aintes. .-t .,.,,r-.y
Re,peci.aiy yours h!1hA-L - "''
No. IS BaIter s.,est Dec. ? iAS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
a CARD OF EXPLANATION.
-. -

S.R: { avn iroLic I'd N ycur pap,r OF this date
b.ving been estei j. he s1tl Ward .st elec-
ioo say for attempting to ioducs nan to vote He
gslly." pretty ch re you will At once per sve.
IT, report d ny arrest true, but crave tron you
os spare enoIeb say by -ey Of erplaa III ID that
tie real csrse 81 10y arrest gas tbe crGie % bel1g
=" Blick R.plblcac I worked ird I'll the day TOR
the Repob.csn ticket sud plead gailty 1, inia'aes
vote the right side, but dif ro' Induce, or
al y - ifuce, any 10 vot- lli,s IL. Bay
nsrrowly vetoed W the L,"of''o police
cau,a,n rrd lie Iocnf.co aii. in uuifrfu. w1o
poiuc,d upon ne because 1 uD,i.tngly brJngh.
q .aan 10 lie po.l, Nncse stat.u-lt u ns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
4 PROTEST..


Sir: noticed pA.agrorL hea,ei Peter Cooper's
Libersi,y 10 TIE Ctanirsr5cacos, which consisted
ofa free distribution, through the agency Of Mr.
William Jay Heskeri, Of 500 tickets to tas Cooper
ceurre cf lectures. THIS Ebera.ity Is c.rtsinly
uenoGbIe, but tae ne,hol aiop.ed - make It ayailt
be to be what sing llsr. TIE City slper
teutent, osctr OF the Board OF Einca,iJn at
the Hal corner Of Grand and Elm streets woul set N
10 be TIE ? and pace wnere this i5eraty -5olli
lie distLu;ed to tie pupils Of the variou. Grammar
Sctoos instead OF asyers Office u Ceutre street.
entirely oct vi the <ay. GRAaAAR-oC AoOL.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

1EE CoURTs.-Tne General Term Of tue Supreme
CosG "i nvr. tho Ssook CT, Hal fTIesdsy
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
COURT OF OYER AND TEnnisER-Dsc. ia.-ssis

IHE !sDtCTED CITY GOVERNMENT.
The People sg- F-rnsniD Wood 80 al ..l
Tbs cas-. Wa calico, but no one "as rea1y efceis
NT Blunt, the District Attorney Tho cons-ntea "
eojoain TIE trial Ill tuesday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
LETTER IRON \ BOY.

To a. Ectfoy ef Tht v T. IrIo.Hs =, ,,x,o
SIR: Don't you intend to lct ne n'!S - - ~,
.,i, sor IA. ,.s,,ns pond Contra Pas DOCS h
r. 20 .eId ~ lol Of police officer - '.rp i1e
sfrr, "a ;ye'' there are ooy n .yts Win
er,tstes all srp-H H,6 ub, IesSy thst ne Poa %
,,r~ Of Us sre afraid Of he cs'.r, VIII BE- deep ~
viii BE- ,te ooys about twelve old
answer n letter BENNY.
ler.l IL. 1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

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u. wtleh ay.d tie LIe Ihe with
great oTrr IL Hclent quantities = supply eIineA