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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-23
EI|W BOOK.
HON. O. II. SMITHS
Early Indiana Trials and Sketches.

Early Indiana Trials and Sketches.
Agent for the counties ofSt Joseph, Elk
hart, Kosciusko, Lagrange, Steuben. and Marsh
ALL in the State of Indiana, and in the Counties of
Bcrrien, and Cass, St. Joseph and Branch in the
State of Michigan, for the sale ofs book entitled
EARLY INDIANA TRIALS AND SKETCHES,
] offer the same ut retail, and to the trade at
Cincinnati prices. As Mr. Smith has lone been a
leading man in the Senate of the Z. s., his work
has deep interest for our readers, and every fam
lily, with our County and Township Libraries should
have the work.
The attached notices from few of many, will
show how the work has been received, and recip-
rocated abroad Price S2,-a liberal deduction to
the trade. The citizens in the different parts Of
these Counties will be waited upon by my agents
soliciting subscriptions for this work.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-23

Motto for young physfcians-'Have pa.
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POWERS lRsTlTU d {,
Bernardston, Mass.
L. 2. wARp, A. NJ. pnlselFAL.

~ L, 2. WARD A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
Mas e. III WARD, Teacher Of Ornamental Branches.
s. L. LEACH, Assistant Classical Department.
SEVRIN sCiNEi Native of Germany, Teacher Of German
PRoF c. r. SCUSTEB, Of Bratteboro Teacher of Music.
PROF. EUGENE CANTEL Native Of fr Teacher offreneh
Assisted by Instructors Vocal Music Writing and Lee
apon Physiology Natural Sciences and Mafhenatcs
wnteE Term eleven weeks begins the last Mon Of Nov
SKINNER six ss4 q third s May.
Eau aes'' eleven = s. last 8 Aug.
Accessible BY Railroad Fare from Brateboro sixty cts
Teyms Tuition Board Rooms for collaborating as low
Is at simnT schools Letters addressed to y Ward,
2929iy
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-12-24

A Dutchman having friend hung ii
this country, wrote to his friend Informing
them that after addressing a large meetine
of citizens, the scaAold on which he stooc
gave way, owing 70. which he fell and broke
his neck. $50 ... tasxv
Too NEAR THE HEpGE.-In village
Of Picardy, after a long sickness, a farmers
wife fell into a letharsy.s Her husband was
willing, good man, to believe her out of pain
and so, according to the custom of that
country, she was wrapped up in sheet and
carried out to be buried. But as luck would
have it, the bearers carried her so near a
hedge that the thorns pierced the sheet and
walked the woman from her trance. Some
years after, she died in reality and as the
funeral passed along. the husband would
every now aud then call out" Not 10 near
the hedge, not TO near the hedge, Neighbor.''
Too APPROPRIATE A TExr-A good
story was told us lately, of apopular preach
er in the town Of Il, in Pennsylvania,
which we shall take the liberty of repro
ducing. 1t appears the minister had been
wedded to most worthy lady, whose first
gift was dowry Of ten thousand dollars,
with the promise of as much more on the
decease of her invalid parent. Shortly af
ter marriage while occupying tho pulpit,
he CHANGED to give out a hymn, the fifth
verse of which commenced
I" Forever let my grateful heart"
His words paused-he couehed slightly
then adding: "The choir will omit the
IL, nth III, n
nervous haste. With curiosity excited at
this conduct of their minister, the congre-
cation smiled some as they read;-
Forever let my grateful heart
His boundless grace adore,
Who gives TIN THOUSAND blessings now,
And bids me hope for more
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News T! Good News !!


fNHE 81 BS0h1bEh hAfIA1 MAIZE
the required arangemers bess leave TO inform fe cit
sens of BsoWS Fails and vicinity that be Ii prepared %
iurnsh with Of all the New York and
Boston daily and weekly Newspapers together with ali the
enty Magazines and cheap publications desirable Orders
Tor particular articles N the way Of Newspapers books
periodicals entrusted to him VA be ed in the Shortest
possible time with exaetitude prompsness Any book
oewspaYer or periodical published in New York, Boston
PhadephiA dr esew herr thai can be pfoourel viii be
furnished upon order without extra expense For psrtcu
lars he reers you 20 Mr., j. W MOORE whe has renqus
and he will endtsyor yuu wfh eiviy sud viii show
fou his programme with PLEASURE and without cost
III. G.. BATES.
Bellows Pals March 1st 1853 II
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Leather and Belts.

1000 SIDES Oak and Hemloek Tanned. Sole. Kip
IOUO Wax Splits, sc.
French and American Calf Goat and Sheep skins Binds
Elastic GoTineI stings, Thread Nails and other shee
ndings. 4s
GuT1A PERouA, RUBBER & LEAfHER BELTS. Il
Belt, Harness and Lace leather. Belt Hooks &c FOR
LIE CHEAP. Orders promptly answered
NJ, b. B0ARDMAN.
9inehendon, Mass, Nov. 10, 1858. as
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sss rfcH On and sier s,5SissS ~ ~ ls5s
Pas trains will Leave Bellows Falls fer rstehoro
sos NJ and 2s = " aud Returning leave BsattIebo5s
At le40 A. NJ and % =. NJ. asa
Freight Irain leaves Bellows Falls at s5 A II brat
Tbe ~, - $500 ~ p ,S,s s
With the VI Mass, aud Connecticu River Railroads "a
rineeld Hartford, New Laycn and BFdeap1r direct q
New York On the North With the Rutland burlington
sullivan, Vt Central, Vernon, Canada Conneetiru and
l'assun pe Rivers Railroads forming direct comm
with Whitehall, saratoga aud Schenectady St JohnshrY
and Waite Monntans, Burlington and R6Gsess Point o.
lensengg arg Montreal d. sLoAT, Sup
nec- p 1905 g4ers Fl
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HLD slLyEa--which will refine to the purity az An
~ CoiN aud make into spoons of which we al ~ ke
the largest stock that be found in this yicinit
Sign of Watch s Spoon. ~ mi
CHASE s. TRIP.
BRATTLEBoRo, Vi. IT,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-12-24

m IL EDDY Solicitor Of Patents, tlate Agentof the 9
H. Patent ONCE Washington under the Act OF 1857 1o
state street, opposite Kilby 81, Boston. sF
After am extensive practice ofupwars of twenty years
continues 10 secure Patents IN the United States also in
Great BRITAIN France and other foreign countries Caveats
snecihcations Assignments and all Papers Drawings for
pacns executed in liberal terms and with despatch Re
searches made American and Foreign works to deter
mine the validity utility OF Patents Inventions and
legal or other advice rendered in all matters touching the
came Copies Of the claims On Patent furnished by
hitting dollar Assignments recorded at Washington,
This Agencys not only the largest In New England but
Ii inventors advantages for securing PATENTS
or nscgtalnin the paentaby Of Inventions
by NOT immeasurabiy superior 20 that can be offered
them elsewhere The testimonies below given prove that
none Is More PATENT OFFICE than the
subscriber; and as SUCCESS THE BEST PROOF oFfADyAN
TAGIs on ABILITY he would add that he has ahundantrea
believe and prove that at no other Office Of the
charges professional services moderate The
Immense practice of the subscriber during twenty years past
ms enabled vast collection of speeihca
tons aud official decisions relative 10 patents These be-
sides extensive library of legal and mechanical works.
and full accounts of patents granted in the United States
and Europe render him able beyond question: TO oner SUI
perior facilities for obtaining patents ! 8E 9#E
All necessity Of journey TO Washington, to procure
patent the usual delay there are here saved in
yentors aaW weesFf Atm.4@x aRskssefA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-12-24

ysF Pubts1ED, the 9Th edition. in sealed envelope gratis
a mailed 70 any address postpaid receipt Of stamps
This little work. emanang from celebrated member ii
u medical profession gives the iuporta suffIation
81 published, TO all persons entertaining doubts Of their
seal condition, who conscious Of having haxared
aeF health and happine c particulars Of
fey new and perfect remedy for srerina Sem
Weakness, Debility Nervousness Depressef Spirits
s Of Energy Iassitude Tiidity involuntary Seminal
DISCHARGES Impaired sight and Memory, Blotches Pin
rs on the Face Piles INDIGESTION Palpitston of the saft
nd Bodily Prostration Of he whole seH inducing I-
soey and mental and physical incapacsty.-by means Of
ea4enseL
p Address Dr. cHAs. 7 c. KLINE. LIST Assuue. cor.
ifh street, New York Post Box, No. 45st as
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Connecticut Iliver Farm,
ron SALE,

fhNING continued VII htskths ta subscriber VIII sell
~ yhicil
iln 0fage Nu&spr County, Vt Contain
acres n -essi c tFetSor, set tencpd sBa Me VIZ
ause aud BARNS lsree, ard nsodeTn and entirety
tinFostgkly hhishVd Tie pare y ~itlnt half rsile %
snlow aN see YTaersss lsizsl lt5sel school rteIps
~ crice, at f-nt saw-niiii Cider iiif BSrksniith p,
ofaakcy Md Shae- maker, ard the subscriber has
sneY 10 saylag that ID is the desirable farm. and
iencc for gentleman, 70 tc found IN Windsor ecunty
The stock and Crops will be sold with the farm II desired
and possession given any time Aet Of the purchase
money remain occurred upon the farm for term 81 years
AFcutneyv vile, Vt, Oct g 1858. 42-2
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SaXtOn's Riyek. W.

7 WISH to prove to the public that what Is alse.
Il following notice. Is not The fabrication NJ gs nhat
hoods And II you wiIltroublo yourself VIII be
say, and call at my store, all will be proyeds4pl
satisfied. W Ut 20 81 .fAf III 4, WOOL
have opened this week, New Lot Of en- Rest Ma
EMS, selected with eat and composed q IN best
terias from the best houses in Boston, and y ctly
Manufactures Of Vermont The style of whicl isP
reiahle The variety contains New STYLES Of
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o. II Woods and J. W. Moore, Bellows Falls !; l. N
shor Brattlehoro Z. S. sebin Jr saxtoa River loci
fAirleh kast Westminster Ms Meeks Orator.: ana nv
= ''''iis ~ 'anAieine every where 2f23-ly
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coLLISsyILLE BRANCH TRAINS
Leave CoLLfNSyiL'E ut 80 a. NJ and As n NJ
Returning leave plainyie az l2.39 T. AZ and 5~5 z,

Frstsht tseiar leave N.w YSrk aasiy tsunsts axcepf
AaInef fafkfin aua tenspr stsenf #t III f. At ARD SRI
at Northampton at I0a0A ~ Lnase NeFtsaasass 4.
out change Of
psiay hines OF Stages oig Northampton 81 tTalv.
WiiHamsburgh Haydenviile sflorctee, az Iias4a III
tollinSyle 10 New Hartford and Wasted frnut hesl
to Waterbury. r. DENNIS General 4geni
New Haven .Noy. Il, 1855
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TESTIMONIALS.
Il regard Mr. Eddy As Of the most capable and
cessfni practitioners With whom have had official inter
course.
CHAS. MASoN,v
Commissioner of Patents.
have hesitatonin assuring inventors thatthcy cam
employ person competent and Trustworthy and
more capable of putting their Application in form to
for thsm carly and favorable consideration atthe
Patent Office. # WFs q
EDMOND BURKE.n =
sA Late Commissioner of Patents.
stBoston, FEBRUARY s. 1858.
.1uryr R. II EDDY has made for me TIIIgTEEN spplca-
w h<-t-oSE of which patents have been granted,
bne is H0w peRdiag. Such untnistakabe proof OF
Y 7s-At and ability his part leads to recommend
fsvhtors apply to him to procure their patents,
ey may be having the most faithful attention be-
rsva on their cases and at very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGART.'
From sef 1857 H. 1863 the subscriber in the
rofhis large practice, made otof rejected applea
llSs SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE OF which was de-
eied in his faror, by the Commissioner OF Patents
lily X. III. EDDY.
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CANAL RAILROAD,

sEsA ~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT; comm, mis-,
exeeptedI as follows;
Leave NEW HAVEN at 500A NJ. freight train v1th .,
senger car attached, for Northampton, arryinga 09
Plainvie.
1856, AN, Ton arrival Of 500 A. NJ Express am s
New Yorkl Connecting at y Northampton with cal Z
Connecticut River Railroad, for Greeneld Bratleb 80
lows Fails and Northern railroads. geceiyng pas
Westtscd, from trains Western Railroad from Be
and West 8
400 r. NJ, on arrival Of 1916 P. NJ train from ~
York. tingat Hartford Pyi
denee and tishkil X, b. going West and Hestded
trains Western Railroad going East and West lrsY
ing passengers from Hartford, Providence aud Fish iii ri
road at Piainve, and from train Western gar ed
Hestfeld. from Boston, Worcester and Springfield
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
6;Ss M for New Haven; connecting az Westhel =
trlinon Western Railroad for Pitsaed Alabany TrsY
the West atNew Haven with950 A. NJ train for Nev
and intermediate stations, Passengers for the Ha ITO
Providence and Fiskit Railroad will take this train
Vile. f E4 E. e
lilo AM, In connection with train on Conn RiyerR
from the north, Couneetngat WestHeld with trains
wsstern Il X. going East Hnd West and PainsiIe vi
train Hartford, Providence and Fshkill Railroad roif
Ess New Haven with 05 N Express for New Yor
u 20 81 tpigbt train With passenger ea hed
New llsyen, ronneetug ~ paiuyle wth Hartton
Providence and Fishkitl Railroad song West.
LEAVE PLAINyibJg At
231P NJ. freight train, with passenger car stae he'd
New Haven.
,Naf rN-s,x+ ,
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nR DUPoNcO's, Sir James Clarke;s and BIauehard,s
~ Female Pills, for sale by 20 In THORN
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-12-24

SON Texas papers having comnla;,ed
| : err h'Si editorials are extensively cop
e siiho he proper credit. the Victoria
Ais.sais replies that. some of its best ed.
ro....lr are not copied at all.
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BROADCLOTHS,
BROADCLOTHS,
BROADCLOTHS,
BROADCLOTHS,
BROADCLOTHS,
BROADCLOTHS,
BROADCLOTHS
BROADCLOTHS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
BROOKLYN ITEMS

RrPrBIIcAS rOuSTY COSyESTTeS,-Ihe Republs
Fan County Convention OF Kings County o'ct at they
b.adauarters Joraemon street, yesterday aiterno"n
and organized by appointing Charles Jones OF the
Ninth Ward President and }. \. Steagns and n y
Wheeler Secretaries, The ron of delegates wa then
called and he following answered to Their nalne:
E,,., Mr. "A H. Gale, n T. Ru.-el John Cashov-
Second I'd NJ Harrington, VIM Ksspsr ID. t Lever
Thi,d W1rS-And1ew Fitzgerald, B. hsCann Samuel NJ.
Fosra Word Ezra Baldwin Joeph Reeves F B; Striker
FIN y1yd-Joln r. Caunneye Johp Tennison John Lee,
crede .tss) Second Sei-hobe NcGuire Thos Farrell
SnhTyGyd-L. W Brainsrd, John Savage P. W. Kenyon
yeooad cct-John Rankin, Vim. Col, Geo. l.. Kent.
Serss,t Word-seth Il. Coles Jas H. Pratt, Bnbt Van
EissA Wayd-John J. Berger. Peter Rouge,, Horace
Eints Wayd-Chas. Jones J. N. PHELPS, Williams.
Tenth W0rd-f S Li"lejohn, A. S Wheeler J. D. No
EL>renh Woyd-Ihouas T. Bailey, NJ W. Stewart. r. Van
T,e,lfh Wa1d-Jarn.s Duffy Thomas P. pukn. A. Foster.
7hireeaM Hayd-Levi Dafbee. u. Strong ID. tlceker.
Fopteenm H0yd-samuo T. Maddox y. Powell, Chas. Van
DYKE
TVeean Ward-Charle. C. Talbot, Charles J. Conner, j.
Sirfeen,s Ward-wm ". Mslcomsou Thomas Sweeney,
ses,stecnh Wa,S-wm. c. Ferry John Friend J. N
Stsarus
Eighteenth Wo,d-Adam Ruda, James semlesr, James
Kinsteeha Ward-w. H. jenkins j. J. Hslenbeck George
Flotbn,h-John J. Vanderbilt T. j. Bergen John Oakley
Grdrend-NOne
FiGtands-H sayd.m, A. NJ Doxey, A. b Hodge,,
Ntp Lotis-John HI. Foibe Tho. J. Cobb, d. A. Cobb.
het Ubsoht-Stednan Wright, George w. Stiwel, @. c.
Winslow.
A Committee of Five vas appointed on credentials,
and the Convention adjourned till October I2h at
Musical Hall.
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Hi',pYH-A. Il. &c D-.r-y .'..,'. 81 Sly ming
Eds ara J. ID ads, assi y jan, II uorhs sua u dag
KIRK-At " - Sorh Moor ssf,.t On Sunday, So. -.
Wism " p 4 r. 90 d, W.'afr aud hlfe'e'a hHI .'e
LINT ,Rr-A " % sV-h as.u4e o. .risy s>r.. =
Msy Ass daughter u Jsno' : I'D Wa Y isst, aged
LeOSARD-ln Brooklyn oa slnds :, 81 49, o. y red-n
Of beg .qI-a~. Jhn H. Atwa'>r, q s.r'iar Jane g.
Of Thona. r. AID p, d. v ~ D5~sg 4sed var,
Friend. n,ied a'tena III fer ~ re'lrne % h,
parents 70 ~ O. ,on IT. ne afternoon q; Tryes
Fedonia, Cbautsuqse CO.. ~ tc Albany ps-rs pr4ss copy
ysls% f'y.T. BIS 3 I.1e4lf formerly Of 3 Hao'
MARoN-In Brock n. o. sunday: sep, ~ = rroar Ella
year, months snf .43sy.
MADoENP ' p S Syes P 5 &c, Go - 9n s's'dy
GALWAY, lresnf 4. sz,5 ~ se8rs
NIEBER-ln ro>.siyu, On Sunday monins Sgt 49, ABr
Rebeocs soPi "a dsus o; Dedrich and Am NebrE.
SORRls-At No 81 We. Nineteenth s'ret g. rdsy,
sey r. : n.ue ony Alexander and MsTssre, Nor
n, aged ! months al 10 day.
PEGNIx- On so4,y p; re, Aana Le"'' yo.ngFs,
To ra' fs q he famys. re'Peefy regretted
. n her fuu.r Trinity Church Tle.dsy ne 2ls,,
az ~ ;locs, without flr'her 'tston.
PILL In Broosyn suddenly saturday sp H. George
POLL ANIrs-il8r,oAyn, Sunday evening ssp' 49, .,
q I'M pon C4ihsfns WI % - a. % 10,
hH,ond Reer Of s. Mchae' Church, He~Yor1, in The
= hicfeefs Church, fssPcy IL
v-ed 20 attend funeral the ChpI-L Bo9n-iale,
Tfssdsy the Pit O'Clock ?. Extra B.oom sdale
cnuibnees BE- n waiting a. o'clock the cJ1sr Of
l Briad~ey ale Thirty-secold street
! sHERMAN-At orsnse y g. on sunday sep. 70, Ar.bena
Jpsou, vile Of Benjamin NJ sheHau and daughter o. Ssh
| Taylor esq, " Brooklyn
The friend. the family invited attend The funeral from
her ae residesce No lS2 Henry street Boosys p
! Tlesday the 2lst ST.
! SASDERSOS ~ Ees.Rochele Saturday, Sep. 10,
Clarence C. SaIdeTs1n the nde, Il Elizabeth ;. and
ETastu- C. SaIderou, aged years months aud days
SCANLONAt No 81 First avenue, Sunday, Sept 49, 81
droPsy Ellen gher Of John and Bridget sesuion Ssed
| year. and months.
sERGEANT-At No % Ea. Broadway Saturday, Sep; H.
! Mrs. Am Sergeant in the 18th year ~ her agr. -
SHACKFLTOS-A' Fort Washington, On Sunday, sept ~
HaTet Emma youngest child Of John and Hsrct Shscke
| ton aged wear sud months.
sOLOBONsAt No ~ Bank street sunday Sept 49, after
/ bricf illness Mr.. John SolOmons aged 20 YEAR
TITUS-In Brook yn, Monday, Sept p Miss Martha Titus
| daughter q th' late Able Titus.
The friends Of the family ere invited attend her funeral
"Wednesday I'D M, from heI late Tedcace' No -
God street, Brooklyn.
| YEOMAN-On Monday morning, Sept. % Thomas Cochrane
Anthony and Jane icomsn sged1 gear months and
| IL DAYS.
relatives and friends 81 the family respectfully invited "a
the funeral from the residence Of hi parents No ~
Prince street t (Tuesday morning 81 10 O'clock without
further notice
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1ogsinued from Fifth Page.

cannon ard the bri-tnug bayonet offer the dread
alternative of abandoning our homes ~ subihitag 70
annual vsitati"ns of pe-tiierce, in r-l-tng t1at
conformity with law. be dispcr.e1 by the artlF n.
Let NJ wait until we il the voice of the Peo Jle u
the State OF Nes-York viii give the solemn .orce OF
prophetic deuancatOu TO the threats {" VI .ycr TIE
mann, for he saws in effect: " Behold viii send
blast upon YOU then indeed must We ~ epare for the
fate that fel uj.n the host Of senpsc' CRIB
"wieu tf~ Angel q Deeil spread - ting 20 - oi'
Aud brestiea IN he q the foe - BE- POSED"
NC "a Jrwrssov advsnc 4 10 have the follow
inc resolutions read, but wa oi permitted heaA.ns
,rsr a vser. pei been nipr-ed upo By the q afant no
-. 90 ~ state aid n vi-nstandIa his imTo-'ion they
-. -u sbsnis-sse :" fault unh 'nhtithf" rs Dri"
in, . and the rssh's Of free people i'odden down
x, ,.udsd jsce eioated. and ST appeal Tor redre's uu
b., - ~ ,h6.e n authority. therefore,
,,.o,>1 fhs, residents q staten Island nora ~ n
-. "a v..t hail I'D pleasure the destruction ~ the 1rsu-
- bose bob Iompkinl is sUd g. SeEil"'- Point
!. they do thai bs county po.ses iueren' E1t
q. nd bsu.eive. If common nuisance which planting -
tlsir mid; disease and d@sth.
W. further Rese Ths the Fzccu'ivs q mis- Sac has not
sny oyers'spJed the bounds Of couey n ordering foreign
Nd, u troop. island wnpr have wiling 1i4erY
smons bot treated soldiers and people with insult IN thus
establishing marital laws Oh our island parc,fyG ir
when the people ere4c fne brit 1W ~ n1ff IT. oe
FINDING thsinssive. FROM scomrnOn f,e -,
k,sclesd That ne CormsOners u igfa"I WIN mayor
TsmAna a their hid carrJfrs ont oppfe-N' n's-
PEOPLE .s nd N trying % iaen ih- ara
os 81 ave- % raj cns~s the, feel szgreyed by ti'
ertior in has tying r1,d tr progressive -'"P~ 81 hcf
uou< COUNTY. their ccts 3t c9nr Yea - 4'o<
.u- them - -r..1nies the read-uf Of this rsud
After annointing n finance Committee, consisting
ri Lot G. Clark, l.. &. sfnOnsOD, l.. W. Jewett, DE
~ W Hubbard q. 4. Zoe, j. ;. Westervelt, y. Bar
retf 81 Emerson pn. II. Vanderbilt and Wms III
A,pu-ysIl the rnee'i-g adjourned.
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BVfF,Lo Scpt. - 6 p. n1here Is pretty rood Sens 4
for FLoIs ,o-dsv Ia part for Nswlor masf, aso,.,s.
uuclai sed and market steady. sales % bb. a. a, 5j9.,
fr medium 20 good brand. rvrfue indiana Mshlrn .rd
Ohio ~ choce do; - 250 IS s. for ~ chos
extras. r Is for double extra WHEAT sOoa demand ,at
market firm. sale. ofhjOoG bush ~ Tor Red OHIO as
for No Rcd Winter Illinois; 81 y for extra Mlw.a.-
Corn IN moderate demai and market steady Gales o. Ssa
bus AZ 63d6 for good prime B,RLEy ru and dsnxi,
,acs Of eco bush H. RyE steady -ae. Ca suA as o.
OATS better demand ,aes q 2eo bus old prime At o. "a
bu. new state AZ +i WHISKY in fair demand; q
$40 bbs pc. C,SkL FRrIGHrs hrner A. u ~ Yoi
p. Wheat aud lie. Corn. RECEIPTS By Lake; nT1
Dbl. Flour, 1857 bus heat, h505 do Cou SO9 a. Oss
2Ol2 do. Barley SHIPMENTS BY Canal: 1871 boa Fk.
go bus Wheat 70 $40 do. Com.
OswEGo. sept. Ut ?. m.-FLoUR UNCHANGED. Wsci q
demand sales loO00 bush. 81 : II FOR Red iniss al
= p for . small parcel White Michigan. Com hm; ~,
IL 200 bush A. bidtbc for Indiana CANAL fsEtSHrs .I
a. &c ON Hour Tic on Wheat and It. Com Nsw.Yof
LAgI INPoRTs-42ooo bush Whest. 5000 bush Cora 40
b sh Rye. 2eo bush. Barley 1900 bush Oats. tvu EI
PoRrs-lro bb- FLOUR 5Oo bush W neat, o1'9i bs.h Con-
NEw-ORLEANs. sept. 9.-torroS-Prices sitter, bg 81
quotahly higher sales to-day eco bales. SUGAR quiet
7ic. crop, l0ic. MoLAssss Sc Tor new. wMsxY ~
Nanced l.c.s sales az 2ic
CEsRLEsros, sept 9.-COTION unchanged sales q ~ AZ
three DAYS. $50 bales.
CINCINNATI Sept. 2.-FLoUs unchanged; sale. so sbs
a. : $50 IS for sup"riine, and IS 0d rs - ior Ern
WHISKY steady at 2c. PROvisIoNs-A declining ,tnderrJ
Nee Pork h '5i Bacon -, With holders willing .sss
WHEAT without change.
CHICAGO sept. @-FLoUR very DIN WarAr qk,
aud dee lined L. CORS active AZ sic. oars duh sinYsn
To BUFFALO; r. SO bush. Wheat, 1900 d.. Corn sap
NENTs TO OswEGO: l2,e0 bush. Wheat. RECEIPTS. $50
bbls. Flour, 81, 900 bush. Wheat, $500 do Corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

The Jamaica and Brooklyn Road, ii is stated, has
been sold to company Of capitalists, who intend to
horse-cars upon IT, and bring Jamaica in frequent
regular and cheap communication with NewYork.
The name of the Mechanics Bank" of Williams
burgh viii be changed the LIT Of October next, to
that Of the Manufacturer Bank at Brooklyn,
L. l. This changeis rendered necessary by the incor
poration Of Willamsburgh with Brooklyn and there
being another Mechanics Bank in Brooklyn.
The annual meeting Of the New-York, Providence
and Boston Sonington Railroad Company will be held
at Providence on Tuesday Sept. -, at lOoclock m.
Tie acts passed by the Legislature Of Rhode Island
and Connecticut, authorizing the Nes-York Proyi-
deuce and Boston Railroad Company, to lease the
New Haven, New London and Stonington Railroad
Extension will be submitted to the Stockholders at
th, meeting for their acceptance. The transfer books
viii be closed from Sept. II to Oct. |.
The cash assets and Liabilities of the New-Oreans
banks on the 18th inst. were a. follows: