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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16
A New String In the Republican Harp

A New String In the Republican Harp
That lucid sheet the Burlington
Hawkeye, has discovered aud heralds
forth to the world panacca for hard
times, and proposes method for Ill
ing mp the treasury OF the United
States, The manner in which this
great Jisidcratnrn is TO be accomplish
cl, is by the enactment Of n ! i sh pro-
tcctivc tariff. The old Tariff hack
which has come in second TO best in Sc
many races is, it appears, to be again
,rottcd ont by the Republicans. The
country has decided again and again
upon the question and we had hoped
that ii was ont of the way forever
Experience has proven thai the pres
cnt tariff, in ordinary times is entirely
sufficient 70 produce revenue large
enough 20 cover the ordinary expenses
of the government, besides leaving a
handsome surplus for the liquidation
Of the national debt, and the fact that
the revenue from duties has fallen off
in consequence Of an extraordinary
commercial revolution, is no argument
against the system. Laws and regula-
tons arc made for ordinary times and
not extraordinary periods caused by
events impossible to be forsccn by hui
man wisdom. The revival of trade,
now commenced, will bring with it a
revenue sufficient to meet the expenses
of the government. The farmers,
shippers and mechanics have again
and again declared their unwillingness
to be taxed for the benefit of few
capitalist manufactures but if the
Homheye is to have its own way, they
a,c to be called upon to fight the bat
tic over again. Douglas Democrats
will please notice the composition
of the pill which these self constituted
physicians are disintercstcdly advising
them to swallow.
The Ha~heye closes Its persplcuous
article with long shrek over bleed
ing Kansas after the most approved
aattern Of James hedpath although
what particular reference the state OF
that distracted territory has to the
subject of IA high protective tariff, is
left to the imagination of the reader.
The following are the closing sentences
of its article:
Why has tn, bile ear been shocked day
after day, We after week, mouth after
month, for the last three years by accounts
of the most shocking harbarity and cruelty
in Kansas? Why have all the newspapers
acc )unts Of murders.and robderies, and
thefts, III Kansas? l. the Government I'M
able to preserve peace in that Territory -
No. In twenty four hours. at any time
whenever it pleases him. could the Exccu-
tive have insured a permanent and lasting
peace, by simply acting justly and in good
faith. But no. Tie Executive is an evil
hour lent himself to the project of ex ending
African Slavery by violent means and this
Is the fruit. Every man who settles in Kan
sas without Il Niger, is compelled to submit
to every imaginable indignity and outrage
and annoyance and vexation, from set of
robbers and murderers sent there 10y Slave
~ Propagandlsts under Executive patron
age and protection, for this very purpose. ,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16

number Of prominent republicans in
Congress, who expressed themselves
in favor Of placing these dangerous
powers" in his banda On the next
occasion, when the Gazette goes hunt
ing after mares nests, it had better Sc
lect pointer, Of better breed than the
Times, 10 lead the way.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16
ns~.cratic state convention.

A Convention Of the pe"'''""' 'A'', = -
At u0w. will he held at rsa c''' WI '''
ash day Of June. 1855, for the purpose OF '''"A''"s
candidates for se oifiees Of Secretary A"h'r ah''
~v...urer a. sa'e also for The Transaction OF saeh
o,h., suese~s M said convention may deem proper
-. s.sso ~ representation will be one delegate fo'
..sa aue hundred votes AMI one additional delegate
for each fraction over nfy vDt east IN each e'ui
for txe Democratic candidate for Governor ia oelis'
.st. Counties casting a less plumber u votes VIII D.
entitled TO one delegate each.
No county can he represented by proxy
Gao ~ NcCIxAsy Gro. 8. G. Dow,
N N p,xc, WI NOGHT,
Iouyc,.su CuARi.Ks CoRRFRr,
w w pv,uxAp H. ~. SoLoaos,
n rr.r state ,,nfsdi C0H4nNec.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16
Dwelling for Sale Or Exchange.

9TNHB house. on 6th street, formerly occupied by
L VIM Ferriday, recently papered and painted In
side and out. and 10 every respcct comfortable and
compi~le for 0entleman's residence, having very
Commanding view OF the river Ao. vii. oe sold or
exchEed for land or farms. Also = good Carriage.
Apply to HENRY CHAMPION
: june3d.d4tv4t Box l12 Post Once.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16
Notice to Stock Growers.
,T,HoRouaH Dred Stallion arRANcs.n


PRrrcAEE.-Frsnc sired by Imported g encoe h.
by Sultan. lst dam sired hy Wagner, h. by Sir
Charles. 2d dom. AM Merry ~ 81 np,er, ne +, Sin
AIciiy. 81 dam, 9recan Princess, ~ Cook 81. ok-
burns "Whip he ~ Importer WHIP ~ dam
Gen. fanptons Paragon, he by F'.hn.i. Ada.l,
Daniel Hunts Figure xafe, ~ Dr. llsHuit Ia
ported Figure. Cali danI Gid Slsmm rhin IS itn
ported Wildair, II hv C.de. ~ dam DelAne,'s
Cub Mare BY Cubic by ii Fox Sih dam, by secane
she a % thu dam OF the good racer Amarnihus
9Th dam, Startling, sce also the dam II Leeds, Fog
and Flash, good racers. 10th dam, Old Pariner.
GTSec American Turf Register, Vol. 81 page so
Also Vol. An, pas A. lis $50 md TO
See Wentherty's English Htud Book for farther
particulars il nseiei
DESCRIPTION France fualed IN the Epr.g
OF lst. Heis beautiful chestnut, ri ads Il bar ds
inch ; IN. His icar hiud for. " it, ten issIg
little above the pastor font. az. he asa seiy
pretty star on ms forehead. iis tsil two shndcs
tighter than the color OF his body. lIs foIm i yery
soit' has a fae clean h.ad- aic ali ..osf pen 3
which cnnstitute 3 fne forehead, rs int nHkllo
aud great width between the two si,ie tn low.
ia -, where II Joins the neck and THROTTLE L. &c and
well detached lie has remarkably tne prioitd eais
EYES fu al. spirited, nostrls laTr. ifcs d ar
set l4Ght, crest tim. His shoulder lie ae SCI on
The chest shoulder blade Is ohliat"s rii III with
fun development VI t. move il, h Il wei
developed, upper arm ,oI- and muscular srr.s brood
ant strefg legs fiat ard show snsp"usory, itni, i
large aii free Pastet. rL AMI opliiue, fr"t SQUIRT
am proper SIZE rhe Wthers, cool ], - i ~ 'ydy
back m1soDl6r. oirs ruit s"i strons, hips wtle and
~ good fngth ami breadth - l,iy for ru-culsr at
tachm.lt; >tf and lower nigh long, strong and
fully developed hook bony ard strong. bones below
the hook fIIt snd free from adhesion, the iisauents
and teadons iUil AMI standing free from TIE
bone; j1iuts wei, f)riled aad vide. IN fact al has
points arr propcYtioAa'e aud Characteristic oi the
81 ninietIy ~ thu tfrIr horse.
TERMs.-Gash il advarioe. SIS FOR the & fsol4,
$50 for Insurance.
THIS her" viii stand darius the season Of leao II.
my barn IT. Vest Dcveport and Will serve li.!tad
number Of mares )trtiics these u his o,vrcr) the
t. rms alloy. Intut onrd ,it mon, l, pa: Wen he
mare is served. IL every sse TT, e'irt.ty e.ie-
rin al ia msklHs collie ticDs, renders Striet al
herenec 20 this rule absolutely utc, Nj, :
bred 70 this horse. Mt prov n IA foai. O. Resent
BACK 10 tn" hT The fci 'owIis- 9.AT Of CtnI -
Evpry p'rcantiou VIII be taxrn - AVOID Acr.slt \.
ard esoaps. hnt should any occur it vii he AZ The
risk VI the owners.
For fl.ll particulars apply al Cannon ~ Frenchs
kiis, II TO j.. II. CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16
GfOCex' ~ Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
495 BROADWAY, N. Y.

THESE Machines are now Justly admitted te be
L the best in use for Family Sewing, making a
new, strong and ea.tiI stitch, which will NOT rip
even II every fourth stitch IL out Circulars sent ON
Application by letter.
&C. Washtarnc, Agent,
Junel-dtf Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16
Chicago Steam Marble Works.

Any LAZY gentleman wishing to MONUMENT the
grave Of their deceased relative Will ind I; to their
intcyest TO call oa H. A. Hntk sgeLt OF Ch.c.so
Etesm Marble WORKS, at MI. Latlnrr's Store, corner
OF Brady and srd street h ail positively sell cheap
er than any other factory IN The west and also
bargains given il Nantes to!n ornamental and
pain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16

On Monday Jsns III At 4 o'clock p. n
= SHALL SELL Il public aneessn, on shs pssnisss,
j lhA1 bssutifll pesea q lard, eouth-vese eosner
&, X60U11b1 nAv1f.AlD.
..n~ ~; - SsS - =,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16
Strayed Or stolen

TNROM tie residence OF the soabscdb,r. near De-
IL xenprrt, three year old hay colt With \
white spot on his fer bird, Ar. Woody gis.Lg IN
% that will LEAD his vsry vii, be sSit-
ably rewarded. JOHN T. KING.
mavl7 .d1fvit
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16

is the design Of the proprie.ors OF 4 COLLEGES
adequate faaties for Jung gentlemen % quality
themselves for various espcnsite posi- IONS IN lite
The Cours. IL Instruction IL ~ iheroush and c,m
IN the Union. Comprising scientific AMI. prsctiea
exercises In
BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTS,
Adapted 10 every der ar rnent Of Trade Commerce
Manufactures - cornprehending the best forms IN
use amorR the most eminent establishments ,ssged
individually or IN partnership, In business, whether
prosperous sd,erae IN the purchase and sale ~
| merchauaize at wholesale and retail, npor Ing and
exporting, on their own account, on c.nmishion or
en- loiut specua ton Including specu stFon IN Stocks
Real ESTATE, SC. with JobuiBg, Shipping, Mining
Manufacturing, Steamboat. kailroat, banking and
Exchange, Books Of Joint Stock and Chartered AS
svcistions gene! ally.
Evening Lectures
Delivered by professional gentlemen acknowledged
ability and talent, on subjects intimately connected
with the intere u OF the m'rchant mechanic, iir-
mer and others, viz -AferCd ode Lda1, Railroad
ing md Marine Lac. Banking and Erchd0ge
foiitfcdi History, Commercial aeo0tnrhy. Lads
81 Nations, Mercantile Customs, CosTeSpondeacc,
Science 81 Accounts, etc.
Practical Premiership.
This department under the direction or the princi
pals. T. W Davis and 8. s. Upton, who give dsiy
iessorsin Penmanship, embracing systematic style
of beautiful Business Writing.
Mercantile Correspondence.
Such exercises introduced upon this sublect as
calculated impress business habits o the stu
dent. well as to familiAriza him with Commercial
Tc hnicslites and Phrass ol0gyius !rnine pro y7G
Invoices, Account Sales, Bills OF Exchange. a..
COMMERCIAL CALCULATlONS
Embrace neral exercises and rules for evcls va
ri-ty OF computations, pertaining to businets, ~
taught According to the most modern aud APP
| methods; interest," Discounts, Equa.tCnS, Arbttta-
ton Of Exchange, etc.
TIME Of Coiamencin0-Now-s time.
REQUEST. QUALIFICATIONS to enter-An otdintr r.
=, En- fish o1ucauon.
Time required to complies tho Ctnrce-From
eight 20 Twelve weeks
C0st OF s afione,y dc --Frou, 81 to $i1.
TiItOmds-Awar1ed 10 wei, ,iuahod graduates.
LIE Sch0iaTShips-Issucd Ia one College Sod 10
the other.
College Room--Neatly FURNISHED, and conveniently
arranged b. ing airy, and in the most beautiful oca
ton In the city
TER NS--Ts y;lble on entering
For ful Mercantile Course Incl iding all DEPART
ment Of Bookkeeping, Lectures and PenmAnship,
time uniimited ...................... Sa0
For unlimited course business writing, 10
Any further Information viii be given with plea
snre on application at the College. by sending fer
Circular, which VIII b. III nishei 81 atuitously BY
return NALL. Address
DAVIS & Upton,
2,dt nay.U
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16

T'uE sUBsCKiRER OFFERS To PET SONS
i wishiug G improve their stock TIE rvices q
his Thorough hrei 'lci ciotd BLl s'NON In" trcd
by Frasus Corning. OF Albany, N. and Cad
commend him to the public second - no Bull of
his age aiG blood Ia the United State.
PsDIGaEx Rover, sav.,. April iii. iS5i got ~
Cardinal Eisemai; dam, Beauty Cardinal Wis :
nlHI got by LArec' alton, out ~ W sIom d, Woo;,-
ttock, &. dam Sy Youns 4syorit" out OF NJ Tully's
TFadegxr Prise He,fer Expeo alton was by HOPE
out OF the celeb aicd Cow, ND 3l", H. j. wa
brother 10 Mr..CarpFrter's Dgtthfss, which otte,n-
q. tire ffst prize ~ thp Royal Agficritur society
three years III succession IS one two and three year
old.
Beauty, by Wonder. ti2o) dam, Pretty Mid by
Tom, t2.3) grand ds'n, Pretty aaid, by Chalstrey
dam, Old Danissl. BY Cosnin's Buli ggg dam,
Old Dasey by Chancellor sgeg dam, Cherry NJ :
by the late Thos Andrew knights bull, winner OF the
cup 1t Hereford, 1901 aggxg lam, Cherry No. bred
by the late Thos Andrew knight Of DoNnton ias,la
near Ludlow
Persons DESTROYS Of improving their ttoci eitEer
;or the dairy tor beef, would vel avail .iera-
selves of this opportunity 6; breeding to this lhe
animal
The Hereford cattle arc decided to b4 the mos.
choice beef Ia the world.
Terms Of service For common and grade cows a.
per head; for thorough bred cows so ger head.
Enquire 1t Cannon : French's AilIs, Wet Dsven-
port, Iowa. J. N. CANNON.
apisdAw3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16
SDrfmgdalc Garden. !

DLANTO for sale-eweet Potato, Cabbage, Toms /.
1 70. &C. Or0erp left q the old stand Of p +
Burdick Perry strsst, below Second, win meet with
prompt attention.
All kinds Of eatabsoD In season
anvA0-Ate u, q. MADDOX.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16
The Mammoth Jack,
IS DEACON DARatE1.

VXT1LL SERVE LIMITED NUMBER OF
w Mares. the ensuing SEASON, At my Stab.s,
West Davenport Iowa.
PxpiGKgs .--"Deecon De rden" was got by Mason's
celebrated imported Mammoth" Ja-k-out o! a
Thoroughbred "Blaca Warrior Jenny.
DTsCRiPI oN.--''Deacon Dardcn'' vas fonied oil
the 18th Of July 1854 bred by Col. VI 7 Chri,tman
o. j ssamin County. Ky. He's FOURTEEN HANDS,
THRRE iNcnls HIGH, AND GROWING. As for b ne
muscle and siiew, he is uneGnAl!cd by any Jsce in
the State, and will challenge comparison with any
the Union.
TERMs--cash-slnele leap. $40; season $i5--
Mares by the season, not proving with foai, viii be
served tic following season free " charge. Every
prccaution will be taxi ~ 10 prevent accidents, but
will not be responsible should any occur.
The PIE ~ etor would 81 the attention VI farmers
and those persons raising stock 70 the great demand
for Mules in all parts CT ,he coutrs. anil the hlrA
prices al which they are NJ se.iing.-Cal and x
aminc Deacon Dar,en before having your mar
served For fur her particulars enquire u Cannon
b Fiench's Mills or Of
arr?jAw3m J. NJ CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16
PUBLISHING HOUSE
20 TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED,

And the secret made known ~ makin1 from as 10
4Irsn d moth am - risk For further particnlers
address Post Office boz 6i;, ana fcE refarerc Demo
cr,t Office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16
All Diseases Warranted Cured,
PCURABLE,
OR NO MONEY PAID.
ALL KINDS OF
Horse and Cattle .MadscisseS

sold and warranted IL lie the 50 used In the
Royal College Of Veterinary Surgeons. He would
also call attention his horse shooting department
his own immediate 6up. rintenaabce BY ~ good
horse shoers any in the states, and - hsls the
only msnin this city that knows tt anstony OF the
horses foot and how II ought 10 be sho he so.icts
tho patronage Of Oil wishing their horses feet kept
sound junell dAWtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16
LIST OF WINNERS, 1T TIE aESOwSED IMPOET
GLENCOE, SIRE or FRANCE.

Pocahchtas, the celebrated Eng iSh race mar lem
Of Stoekwell, RstatIsn ard King Tom.
Reel, the .aoiLe q: prici - aud i.-compiC
PrytonR, Is nnie Las, the celebrated mare Charm
~, Etfn B.temaE Mamie Lewis, frl.ni. kln2,
N i-s j. lia Blonde, Wild Itshrnsr, Hof III. addie,
Nic.ois LIST, Prior, Hornpip. Highlander Gov.
Tickiae, and host of others.
LIST OF WINNERS SIRED BY WAGNER, SIRE or
TRANCE DAN.
Elza Goldspy, Florida, I.aua Sp.linan Puss Ferrs,
Sam LetcheT.
For further particulars OF the celebrated wagner,
see account " his famous race with Grey Eagle IL
Turf Register OF Isle, repoTted by VIM. Porter.
apT9d \ &3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16
EDUCATIONAL.
DAVIS 4 riPrepN.a

DAVIS 9lPTON'S
MeFc amti1e Colleges.
LOCATED:
PNORIA, ILL............a5 Main street
DAVENPORT. lOwA.....Cor. Fifth and Brady SITS
DRwOrORs.
Hon Powell, Esq woodward Ksq
M Curtiss, ksq William Alien, ssa
Lewis Howell ksq Jno Coax k-a
Mm Gregg, ksq Jno Diiiun, -,
r Bartlett, ksp Jno ]. Chm. ESQ
Henry Nole, ksl Vim Clark, keq
Tho- L Wayne, hsq Chas FatnAn, Re.
~. yrye, = ID II Price Esq
FACULTY
IroEssors OF Book Keeping and Collateral
Ranches and Lectures ~, tie Science of Ac.
counts
sd Rax's Is rs I nepos
Lecturers on Mercantile Las, i silroadfny md
Marine Lao.
CHAs BoxSEy, pp.yrpeos
Jso DILLON. Cuas EFUrEAx.
Lecturers on B,nling, Erchcnee ond rYna.ee.
Hh.af LANnAa, Jso Cook
Lecturers on Political Hisfo,g nal Coame,cia,
GeogrdIhy
HENRY Aosrs. vNTc'AAK.
Instructors an tie Science and Practies Of Bust-
ness Penmanship AMI Mere s,2,t.e torrss,to
deNCe.
TW DAVIS, 81 Trros
Special Lectures oiH be delfre,sd occasionally
by gentlemen Of knDarn ctiebrty, ach:ch piU Gc
In The Iubffe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16

:. =. HLAch, hGsfG,t ,....A. " ARwIN Clerk.
n AZ alter Monday April 10Th 1853 tho sboy-
- ! fitn.ihs Ills line, will leave Rock Island
be Day nta,ft ~ iall1ws
lhr II snet BEN CAMPBELL, every Monday
Wt,!..haJ anu FndAy At O'Clock A. NJ The
YlsiDMISG0, YER tuesday, Thursday and "a
lhfasy Norm NJ c'c"tk, on the arrival ~ tho
nortins tFain from Chicago, AMI the Packet from
Gatrna
I@ese ?alk.ts connect IN Muscsiine with ne
informing tsalh tiom Iowa City; at Burlington with
-" u IA lst from CT irago, aul wet from Mount
I teasnh' nj okuk vii the Great United States
Nti lG'r 4 ftehmsTs fuT quincy, Alton, and ~
7 u.s. ~ srrins, Viii arrive 81 Bay,nyort and
80 lhrH6 IN tIIae t. connect with the trains 10
t4i-Nn ara The Packets 10 Gaeia, Dubuque and
: raul.
r. heis or PASSAGE, apply on bosri,ar a.
ET3kOWS h PRRTTYMAN Agents
w. Y. GRovKHBKhY,
.lfI''u Tibet Agent, Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16

Juet received
80 Gases Brandy, direct rom Cognac vint, 1870,
10 bb!s Hibbert's london Porter, (PintS1
20 Gases Eoothy , Ledgw.ck's Gin, f4sdjeetedl
A full assortment cf Cigars,
Absinthe. Xsraschtno, Curscoa,
Anise Cordial, Asae Punch,
And fosxsais b. 3. BARAA0 = 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16
DiSsOlutiOm.

vHvHE late firm Of Myers Morrison, Surgeon Den-
= tists, 10 this day Dissolved.
r. D.. nYDR1
q, 4. nOD4110n.
Davmpoet, ysbesasJ TO- Isl
TyuD uuassoigns1 Win attend y ~ winding . -
" ~ iass nfn, m eun1luns ~ DsrA1noo, = ~
q 49,, Dsssa1 oefoso, bseveo HID 81 rerry.
~ S.-'Tknfii
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16

I.AS u NJIsr JE u AN - III
fsoa TEN oE.Ts AND upy Apr,s,
FIR .cGip "a Lct~ 10 suit Purchasers.
DORpBRS Firsbosri Prints. IiestcT CrA14aea,e,
- window 81 atcs, God Transparent ar beautt-
tul, Paper Curt.ins, Ylan, gresa. blue, hud AID 4
Cured, a! very lw prices. We rhliaat iph.. ~
per Hangers, AMI hang every styia or paper WHO
would be with bare ws!is ~hen yns car have y0...
houses payercj and made Il,D. taiie Tor tide
Halls, Rooms, Ceilings and Deegs4i 10 Paperlne
done Ia a styte not 10 be- escellaA.
Please c.ll On Second street, ~ Rock irisnd,
SHEPHERD Il son.
Ja!y2E fsieT Dealers sB.. Pa rsr Hangers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16

Special Lectures sctH be delfre,sd occasionally
~ gentlemen Of knO,cn cetsbray aoh:ch rpW DC
free to the yubfic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-25

GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL SocIErY.-lhe
Section on Moral Statistics, Of which Mr.. Archibald
Russell is Chairman, met last Saturday evening for the
purpose Of organizing After some interesting ana
profitable conversation, committee of FIVE, consisting
Of Messrs. Russell, Hartley, Savage, McCune smth
and AdamsoD, were appointed to draw up a circua''
to be addressed to the clergy Of the city, requesting
fer the of the society the statistics connected Win
the religious and charitable associations belonging 10
their churches. The work then distributed among
the members, and the Section will meet to receive
reports on the evening Of the 9th Of February.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-25
DIED..

BRtNpiGE-!n thb esy. on ss'uHi.y ben - y. n s,~a.
Funsra .sri. hi. lSe rssJ.nee Nc - VIZ rslry sus
.u,si. MoU1ay Jan. q o'c.o,k q the s,~-
wc.icses,er County. Tuesday Jsr. " q 0eocs p n
ih in's arc Relatives u the iAly iased b s'teoA
Bios MI Brcchyr on Saturday e',sius J.n = = os.sx
Wls,su, q William and soPta Bkhm. sscd year ssd
uottL~
BrTIrs-Ai No s7s wsr .rse On Friday J.s n q ss--
y years months,
ON tsDsos-A, rr.uila sex coua.y n j. Of ,ns.-.sr
nv Donaldson, .s,d ycsr.
h2 DIR f a IVY Friday .nrnc.r J, ~ ~.
His frds the fna, % h- family ~ ,.,.,sl, ia
= !. i,sa@ g. rr f.s If ssss.a a. .s !. 49,
fulihsr invitation. ''' -"~.
JESks.sYdde,iy = b. ,,.Ia.nee is SOUTH Boston, Ma. .
seoud Of ID. Hon ssmuel a. Jenss sssd y yr.r
'oukSnAGoH q r e: yiS z 4 R.,ss.rcse Lag S
Of Albert and Sarah Jane !0unssy, ssoa tyvATs ana
months.
LAZARus-A, No. 10 Hsne,y rscc. tOa SATURDAY., IA. g.
Loqps Lazarus, widow Of the s,s Henry Lazarus Sc u
18th yesr Of her
LEONABD-At No 9s Es, Tbir~uh .tr--, Friday, y-,.
q iLssmmstr Of The Iuns. Roe. tse beloved vile u ~
rick Leonard, In the Ash yesI 81 her age.
widow Of the late Nsihsnie Mead ihs sh yeS Of hs "a
The friends 81 the family shd o her -a'inw Wan naf.y.
att I'D IN, funeral from No ss osaad street roe.d.y. an
SOBLEOn Saturday jan p Frxrec- L. daughter II cA.hsp
md Frances l. Noble, sssd moeths.
ii ,.1r sem hs, paSp, Is.,5~rs. No i ssBh 80
street. Brooklyn T. H. Moodsy. Jan. Is Al o'clock m.
MtRTlNAt No. "a Nnth street Friday Jan ~ 90,
sumption, CsherDe, wife Of PsP Martin. Ia the !a,h
Der
MorT-ANo 80 Columbia street on Friday Jan "a ds-y.
Fb.ueEer Most aged 50 years. , months and % day..
MAHN-On susdsy Jan. - John MAIN, aged u years.
Henry B. and Ann MAIN.
MoMANCs-A No. 50 ELM street Friday morning. I'm q.
sitter and painful uless SiAs Wright John j.
and Ellen McManus Sgd - years, Tonths aud days
NOEI-On Friday IRONING Jan p Emlie daughter Of Ran
say Crooks, and widow OF ChaEss ~ Noei ssri 81 war;
months and II days
ROBERTS-At No. IS wes street Friday Jan - Hea0
Martin, Of Mr. Henry NJ Roecsts ssd years ncniAD
and - day.
STINsON-As No 2i7 West T-enty sixth frA~yk
Thosas Jobu stinon, ssod yeas mouths sad -
DAYS.
TH0MPSON-At No s3 Allen sret, THURSDAY. Jan. q.
suine youngest daughter Of Ano. Thompson In No
9TH Of her
VAN DOReN-In Jersey City Saturday, Jan y. Emas
wsriDs daashtc Of Joseph and Anna MARIA ven Dc
rem agtd q years, 6 mouths ard " days -
The relatives and trends the family respectfully nttsd -
atcnd the funeral this tMonday afternoon 81 oeloA hos
the of her father NJ. 9t Bay street jersey ctss
without further inyta.isn. =.
WOOD-At Bars Centre, Orleans County ~ T.. % fudsY
uouins Jan. a apoplexy D. James a Wood, Ermesiy
BLOOMING buIR, Sullivan County, ~ y, ssed - yea>
Tom, and Mssouan papers please copy.