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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-03

Rs5"Col. Dick Nash tells rich story about
'aXlng for her. in his earlier days. lie was
deeply smittcn with the daughter of wealthy
old skinfint residing in Alabama. The Col.
IseIi-conlident of success arrayed himself in hi,
best snit, and proceeded to call on the "pa.
rent for the purpose of obtaining his couscnt
TO the conSummation lie 50 deyoutlv wished.
Matters had all along gone on smothly. Col.
Nash had every ground to hope for success.
Finally, a convenient season arose for him to
approach the old I'm says the Colonel
Squire, my business today, is TO ask you
for your daughters hand"
ut is, is it! What, you marry my cal !?
Look here, young man, leave my premises, in.
stantcr, and ii ever you Set foot here again l'll
make my niggcrs skin you. Marry my daugh
ter, indeed . lou .--
The Col. had left. He saw that the old
gentleman was angry After getting on, at Il
safe distance, he thought be would turn and
take q last fond look at the home ofhis idol
when he espicd the old man busy, with spade
in hand, horcilng up his iraefS jrom Hc gara
aHd Hfo~iag Hem orer Hc fcacc Colonel
Nash imagined that he was AN unwclcome yis
itor Mt that house.
This was pretty good evidence that the old
man didn't love him but we knew n young
lady once who ran ont TO the "lcach barrcle in
the yard, and washed III lye the hand that Il
suitor whom she did not favor yenturcd to
press tenGcrly That young man had even
poorer chance of winning the lady OF his al,
fcctions, than the Colonel did.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-03

ing the husband when alone, or entertaining
his friends when they call upon him How
many read French book after leaving school?
We suppose not one in fifty Their accomplish
ments are n glded cheat. The money spcut
to obtain them is u dead loss and the time
which they have occupied should have been
devoted to more solid studies, in which three.
lourths are deficient, from the simple fact that
their time has been SO unproitably occupied.
.--+---.----.--------
BEAUTY PAYING SPEclE.-Thc most lnmer-
ciinl protest of the usual corrcncy of beauty
that we have lately seen, is contained in The
following reduction of u belle toSpccc value:
Around her snowy brow were set two
thousand dollars such would have been the
answer of any iewclcr to the question, What
are those diamonds With the gentle undn-
lation OF her bosom there rose and fell exactly
one hundred and fifty dollars. The sum bore
the guisc of n brooch Of gold aud enamel
Her fairy form was invested in ten haf.cagcs,
represented by u slip of lilac satin, and this
was oyerlaid by three hunded dollars more in
two skirts Of white lace. Tastcrully down
each side of the latter were five dollars. which
50 many bows of purple ribbon had come to-
The lower margin of the three.hundrcd dollar
skirts were edged with eleven additional half
cagles-thc value of some eight yards Of silver
fringe, u quarter of yard in dcptc. Her ta-
per waist taking zone and clasp together,
calculated TO be confined by at least one hun
drcd and fifty dollars Her dcIicatcly mould
cd arms, the glove Of spotless kid being added
to the gold bracelet which cncircIcc the little
wrist may be said TO have been adorned with
one hundred and ten dollars and scycnty.liyc
cents and putting the silk and satin at the
lowest figure, ! should say She wore three dol
lars and fifty cents on hci feet Thus, alto.
Igethcr, was this thing Of light this creature
of lovcness, arrayed from top TO toe, cxclu-
siyc Of little snndres, in two thousand eight
hundred and twenty-five dollars and twenty
five cents"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-03

Sincerity does not consist in speaking your
mind on all occasions, but in doing it when ST.
lsnce would be censurable and inexcusable.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-03
NO 10. OLD LEVEE,
NEAR CANAL ST. NEW ORLEA Ms

Z .
EEsTApIIaHED II 1881
M MANEFACVGRER and Dealer in every descrip-
W tion Of Camp Furniture, such as Tents all sizes
and qualities, Portable Cots, Camp Stools. Il Chairs.
would particularly call the attention Of Engi-
neers. Railroad Contractors and others to my recent
ly patented PORTABLE CHAIR BED. This article
weighing only abont eighteen pounds, and which
forms q complete easy chair, is easily transformed
into complete and comfortable Col Bed. with all
the advantages of mattrass and pillow, without the
cumbersome weight Of either. To the sick IL will
he found invaluable as the occupant can be changed
TO any position without delay or trouble.
Every description OF Canvass work, such a5 plain
and fancy Boat Sails, Tarpaulins, Cotton Covers, &C.
made TO order.
also manufacture n superior article of light or
heavy canvass betting for gin bands, &c do, do
hose for railroad or plantation use. Those using
gutta perca or india rubber betting or hose, and at
one-hal the cost, and made Of any size or strength
required.
Particlar attention paid to getting upin superior
cye, every description Of plain embroidered silk
flags or banners for military or other companies
Flags of all nations, Jack Pcnnants, &c. Flags
neatly repaired
Plain and fancy goods Tor awnings, light and
heavy canvass. French and English bunting for flags
Nc. for sale in any quantity.
Orders from the country will be promptly attend
to.
N B. find it necessary TO state that no person
has succeeded me in my business it has been and
is stated by persons in this city ii. CASSIDY,
No. 10 Old Levee, near Canal street, n. o.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-03
HELNIBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION


EXTRACT BUCIlU,
For Diseases Of Mc Biadicr. hd'acgs, Grdyd DrolW,
Weaknesses. distractions. Secret Discusses
ismalc C6Hyiats. and W diseases Of He Srudt Ojgas.
Arising from eScesscs and impudrHccs in life. and re-
moving all improper discharge from the bladder kid
hcys, or sexual organs whether existing in
MA l. Il OR i EN- a III Il.
From whatever cause they may have originated
AND no NATTER OF now LONG STANDING.
GieiRg heaM and cigor 10 Ho titmc, dm bloom 10 He
paiiR Cbtci.
JOY TO TIlE AFFLICTED i!
II cures nervous and dcblitacd sufferers aud removes
all the symptoms. among which will be found
lndi,positun
TO cXcriOn, loss of
power loss of memory
difficulty OF breathing, gen
cra weakness, horror of dis
ease, weak nerves. trembling, dread
ful horror Of death. night swCats, cold feet,
wakciulnrss. dimncss Of vision. lauguor univcr-
sal lasstude of the muscular system. often cucrmous
appetite. with dyspcptic symptoms hot hands,
flushing OF the body, drynos- ul the skin,
paIlid councnaucc and crup,ons on
the face. pain in the back, hca-
yncss of the cyrlids, trc-
qncnty black spots
lying before
the cyes.
with temporary suhusion and loss OF sight want Of 1T.
tcnon, great mobility, rcstlc,sncss. with horror Of
society. Nothing IL moro desirable to such pa-
ticns than solitude. aud nothing they more
dread for fear of themselves no re-
pose ui manner, no carucstnrsS, no
speculation, but hurried
transition. from one
question ID an
These symptoms il allowed to 90 on which this
medicine invariably removes -.oon follows Loss OF
POWER. FAIllTI AND EHll.EtTlC FITS one
81 which tlc patient may expire Who can -ay that
these cNcrs-e- are not frequently followed ~ those
dirclul diseases INSANITY AND GDNSl MpIIONg z
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-03

erms US can be had in ths
personality attend to the dI,.
scrip'ions, Family, and ali ali
: y few of the articles al.
Drug store ; viz. "
Morphine, acetate
do sulphatc
do muriate
Moss, Iceland
do Irish
Musk, grain
Nipple shields
Nursing bottles, ass'd
Nutgalls
NuX vomich
Oil of almonds
do annisccd
do bergamot
do black pepper
do cnjeput
do cmaway
do cassia
do cedrnt
do chamomilc
do cloves
do capoiiH
do croton
do crgot
do fcnncl
do hcliotropc
do jasmin
do Juniper
do lavender
do ncroli
do olives
do orange
do origanum
d. palchouly
do violet
do pcnnyroyal
~ peppermint
do rosemary
10 sassairus
10 savin
do suceini
10 ycfbcna
do wintcrgr"en
do wormscci
otto Of roses
Paints, chrome yellow
do chrome green
do lIthargc
do Paris green
do Prussian blue
do white lead
do red lead
Paint brushes, assorted
Paper, every dissertation
Patent medicines, VIZ.
Arabian linimcnt
Ayrcs cathartic pills
Ayers cherry pnCtorll
br Jaync's iamiiy med.
Jow payid'- plaster
Court Plaster
Lyons katlairon
McIHuc's livorpIlI.
Mclanc'- ycImitugc
Mustang Eminent
ladcliblr iIk
Barry : iricophcrous
lirandrcrlf- pills
Browns css. Jam. gins.
Carpenters est. hlrLu
III sHrfa
Cunpars isinglusz
Dtlley'e pain extractor
l'llnestock's ycrmiiuge
Gras ointment
llrf1 -magncsta
i'unten capsules
kudWay's ready relief
l,uslions cod liver oil
Talanl's apcricnt
Haud : Sarsaparilld
1llonp-oll eye water
Thorn 5 extract
Townscnd's sarsaparilla
Ni.tar', bal, wild cherry
Wright Ind, veg. pills
Peruvian bark
Pencils Of all kinds
Irssarlcs, assorted
festlpS and murtars
hill boxes
iii tiles
fipclinc
Podophylon
Pumiee stone
Putty
Potassc aceia
do bi-carbs
do hromid
do causticr white
do chioratc
do cyannrct
do iodine
do sulphate
Quicksilver
Quininc, suIphatc
do ar,rniate
do acetate
do ferrocyan
Rad alkanet
do culamus
do coIumbo
do colclliel
do pentian
do ginger
do iridis
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-03

rue lollOWlhB culnpf
ways TO be found at thci
Acid, acctic
do brnZoic
do citlic
do muriatic
do nitric
do oXalic
do phosphoric
do prussic
do pyroligncous
do sulphuric
do tartaric
Ether, acctic
do chloric
do snlphuric
Asphaltum
Alcohol
AlOcs
Alum
Ammonia, aqua ....
do carb.
do iodine
do phosphate
DO arom pts.
Annatto
Arrow root
Arsenic
Balsam, copai'a
DO Fcru
do Toln
dn tlr
Bath l'rick
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ush.a,in snI,h
Bimuth. uNychlnr
do sub. nit.
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cail,otrr arfu cla.,ic
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-03
ARTHUR WFORD g. Co
lNIlOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN np,,,.
w AND MEDICINES. w

No ., BRICK ROW, CLINTON. l.,
Keep constantly on hand, large and complc," :.
sortmcnt Of Paints Oils, PerIumerics &c. Us
They are constantly receiving direct from the man,
factories, and other sources large and varied nsau
mcn Of Fresh Drugs and Chemicals which thcv o@
for sale favorable terms as can be had In o.t ,,
southern market. '"e
Henry $. Bcechcuo will personality attend to tho ~.
pcnsng of Physicians Prescriptions, Family and ui ",
other Recipes. "''
The following comprises few of the article. =,
MuAa % be luuul ~ llnir pIum Slnrn viz ~ VI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-07
DANCING ACADEMIES.

popwoRTHs -
"A. DANCING lCADvx1W
No, SO BROADWAY, NFwy0Hk,
is MONTAGUE PACE RROUKlyN
rov open Tor the Pupis maycommenee any tine
LESLIE AND MISS NJ u K1sGs DANCING AGA.
"A. denny Mozart Hall e6S Neutrality-suspicious. Tor ren.
Mondays and Thursdays at gcock sdes Tuesday,
and Fridays :, children, weduedsys ami saturdays II
Hop this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-07
IsELF NASIEp.-sT,MALES.

A EUMFCh or WoxEE AND GiRI WANTED pAli,Y,
II y good ffa aons now re ady st COED for FIRST
irahss also several PFo!sstne lcquire at
Institute and home for domescs ISs
n ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-07
MUSICAL.

A MAGNIFICENT TONED AND SUPERBLY FINISH
IN ed full octave rosewood panoorte and stool
10 order not -four months since the property OF family
ing immediate funds cost $780, less than half price
has large round corners pearl inad front serp.ntne
triple OF mouldngs heavy carved legs Tyre &c scoop
ped keys touch unequaed grand circular scale French
ion fun iron frame beautifully snamentei Has guarantee
for three with reference " the makers An Inspection
solicited before purchasing Call at the residence lag wo
ter street, near Houston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-07

GREAT BARGAIN OCT AvE ROSEWOOD
" Grand diagonal piano. rich lull bne male by th- b.s
makers, and warranted; co~t $40 win be Sid Tor $40
been used but few months in perfect ord. rnqurt
a lei Ninth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-07

A CRp-3 PER Mo>TH-GUlrAR AND PIANO
n rssops ~ female nsirurfrtss II SCI Br0anway
fanfe ON Twelfth street. next o. the Bancsrd House. AsD
lesns Ia spanish the above terms Best OF city references
ivCn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
# Tnssury Notes Mr. Cobb may deusnd, ,b.v

of Treasury Notes Mr. Cobb may demand; they
Will saddk the Federal Government with
$50 eco for the Pacific Railroad, and half thu,
snount. if possible. for Cuba, simply, wholly and
solely for the pury~se of swelling the national
debt 10 on unb-arable point. and thus dissolving
the Union. This is the darling scheme OF the fire.
eaters, and whether consciously ar not, Mr.. Cobb
ia their rrsdy and unscrupulous instrument. He
Will borrow and borrow 10 the last dollar in the
pocket Of the duped people; every dozen shantics
snu,h Of Mason and Dxen's hna can have Post
Office ard Custom fouse costing many millions
in the aggregate, while against the erection of
thcusand-dollar lighthouse in Lake Erie. ever Ad-
niiuistrnton voice will be lifted in perfect frenzy
OF economy.
We need some bold and able man 10 seize this
million headed b, dra "f debt and srange it before
il has quite cOil-d itself around the nstionsl life
We Dr, some oue who Will advocate retrenchment
in expense and the policy of paying rs you go. Let
if be understood by the cou try that the Executive
is uyrrsp~ndiGg ii- income BY thrice or four times
the totnl amount; let appropriations for the Pres
dents funkies Of the domestic kind be put before
us-poIters, buffers, stewards coschmeu, grooms,
lackcs valcts. chambcrlains, and gaidcners-~e
can then sing an 10 triHmphe on the "slmplic
and integrity" of the Republic n formula! As to
the fiunkirs political, the spois divided among them
by this reckless Executive dare not undertake
to estimate. The reflections Of Florence aud
Sitkles we're accompl shed at no trivial price.
hese genl-men are expensive Injuries IN every
sense und whoever would "enloy them must not
gle as "a the - tse OF lease"
On tie v hole, the very d-solsteness of the neral
aspect here gives me my only hope Of seeing any
radical melOration. When things come to tho
worsf. the proverb tells us they will mend. and
worse than they are at present l cannot fancy
them. J.F.M.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

The Posi- GRADUATE COURSE OF COLOMBIA Col.
IEcy.- The Post Graduate Course of Columbia Cot
lege is fully commencrd with the exception Of the
lectures by Prof. Torcy and Gayot, which will not
be given before Ne Year. The series Of lectures on
Ptyscs at Il Coll. ge in Forty street, nv Profs
Hsckley, MrCufoch and Joy. commenced on Monday
with yery good aftendaace, "a did Prof Davies on
the Higher Msthem.tics, and Prof. Peeks on C'vh
Engineering. Prot. Dsig5ts Law School at the
ruoms of bc Historical Society has ut once achieved
popuIerity, spd the lectures rbe E'glsh Language
by the Hun Mr. Marsh listened to with the ,rrat-st
int. rs ny considerable anmb-r Of ladies', III addition
to the masculine audience. Certainly, one can learu
more Eoelrh fum Mr. Mar.h- conrreof lectnres than
by dozen years stcdy of all the gramusr' which
have afflicted an upo1euding AngIo-Saxou youth since
the day. of Lii dley Murray Prof Lieber commences
h;r lectnres on toe HstTyof Commerce to-day; Prof.
NAH ne bis sctures Ethics aud E-ttetic, uext wesk.
This course tax III a whole, preseit neares ap-
proach TO Polytechnic CourSs than has ever sesore
been offered to the itsidents H Ne~-York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
A SHPIFK FROM THE BLOODY SIhIh'

To the Editor If The n Y Tr'buns.
SIR: | am 10th to ,roahe you with anything that
may appear TO be Of ouly personal uterrs' bpt sud
You tins knowing that you are ever it!- oi Right
aid the advocate Of those peIsrcatsd for oflu"nS
sake. ave the good oi Ill {, rtsA~to be fejdent
OF the Bloody Sixth Ward, but have seen ht nSver'
III. lers To- beco Rvpubcan, and AN proud to .ay
that am Il Five Points missionary IN behnl ot hr-
pubican n.ru and Republican measures. la discharge
If the sell, sacrificing duties urcrssaI!y ncient 10 Tue
fal fui perfurinnnce of such Chfl'lan position,
have brrn con pel-d t. tread pretty heavily upon the
big toes Of some If the great lh;errned. Aud thls as
y,n may essiy perceive, has made nie 4 pr"mlhrht
marx f the skai,s Of sander and for persecution #
ali kinds in beighburho. q where aDythuy that Is
rot hindy Democratic is looked upon NJ ire ot c'cr-
ual damuatiun Against me Ant the b.ndI repentaDt
spreis wh"m have converted ara leaguei, nor onV
all "Dimu.,elni-," vii" swear by 81. Tamuany, tdt
tie Police Station aud the DcLocatc Captalu iner-s
uf Joseph Dow ine, ~,o w-s one of thure vino dehed
the law and dubbed the Metropolitan Police from tho
steps uf the iiy Hall Oh the 10th Ut June, 1897.
Dop ling In TACT, and IN wort is down upon me.
as are all hir satellites, both jew, and ('cutes. tie
hss lresen,d 10 get SQUARE with me- 10 d-e his own
classical language; but tnus FAR has not succcrd,i b.
cauee, because lhavc clean hands and wbVe iingers.
But in aelau he has AID Is violating law - p-rsecde
NY friends. "p'iiicuitic,' are rseprrable from y
Sixth Ward life, particularly to R-paoiicsn, az.
wleIever any If our side engaged in one. though
forced into it, h.y are hurried away, not 10 tne nlb;
ihCt u Wt, hui oc'ore JUSTICE Drttnhn NJ he S'N
Msiket Court, who is known TO be all right. MIty
Islanc,s oi this kud have occurred vi late | n-el
rot rar.iculaiize thvm. IL other nstaices, parties
arrested at early hour in the day are dut rur IL
tie Station Houses over night instead Il being
brought before a magistrate, the law directs, whe
every udncencrt 10 tnresis is rrsortsd to Ia
ge, parties to muk. charges, that side may be
runisted, whether or Bedsde our property i.
kcrriby tsken and detaiuet, not By the Property
Clerk, required by law in such cases, but in the
Siatiur-Huuse.
Here, Sir, are but q 1.-THE of our grievances.
Nov, I appeal TO you, am and my friends to
he tins outraged became we doubt the inf ,htildy
of the so-callcd Dsmocrncy and The leaders thereof
Have We no remedy We look TO yod for sdvce.
Yours with sr-sf respect,
TIMOTHY CONNOLLY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

Cy..ca~ar CO-ttHt'oonush eadn.r. Adsca C. Etas VII
han, o'"o. "iiis~ Ur'".. Alexander Mcleod
Erasmus sterling. s.pu-i H. n yaro~ G-ors- Blate,y
y,la h,!nil r.io Keaafd'sn Ldwsrd Z. st-daS. d.
SoA.t Cenee-nan-Rohr. A. Adams. G~or,e Ro.-, B C.
w,.~rs;h ano1,w @ci.su b.sd sI..sf @i.m Iirins,
ht Ds!sna'ef William d. stewart, ,ias LorE'bcsr, VIII
.srys1rrATn w.so-cay ,co.rentiOn-Thona' Littlr,
,d''i On-,.es : r. eaii, hn i.s'r. crshiug jr,
ssIal'i snir,n. O " Ud.n. 6 Bruraash.q,-a;
Eo,f f. s Gss'9s ssS W-5s ~s ssss'e IT. }Sn
j. lp w srsrAJ q ay-rsJn H. Is. Boyd, ffs1cs usa--
fics1r.NrH w.sp CIR Con,rnro. T. D-lsfeld Saith,
jane t'rnan joseph = Ma'he"- Edmund o'ePher"''
1ounci'ron Ruch acorre W roa-ry,
Al xsDoei irob. THo'ty q Cnurc ia Jsmc' Ca,hp''d
'Ry HS,' w,s" gSs T. Bei @.,bs~ Jau Fscr
thpi T. Hall join Pullman Jane. Duke, Emil kft"ha'r'
Ni,r1E.x1n W.sp-Cfs Conreatvp-H.ehca. B'uuaase.
Samuel R-y colds. William b. Rockwell. Francis Oe or1 James
cssSci~ar c;r'sa;.SgJ'1S. 81; w r fss.s. J. H H. Camp
pa,d Gmes;,-ricln. Lc,s. J;ho I',u-r John cGlyia
J.r.,h Is,o.t. B'rp'an J, joan o'6ao. J;InT.
Nv, L. Ausa Wmsp. Harvey Mir. Audrrw woIi
TwEAIIETH wARD Ciiy Con't.t',l-W ian H. St.~sr
D. D. CouoseI, Geo B'yd John '. 0ndl'y, D.ri- H'seD
%isz-eaie cos.tsfDvl., Dist, Taou..s.gses q Di,t
c. S, re 5,h Dit William Ge.re, D- Jona M,-si, K
u DIST Wna" 3. srr'i st. o s1 n Dit joan w Wisma 9, ss
D.i.. William W. Bu,anam m ,, pA'. js%es N Ad,a
Councilman C"1t|s'hn-Jchn W bis Is Joho Bfody, w IN
We!ii siun, - Hooper.
Had CoTtenfior-Ssmuei Suci.if, Alfred Lancaster Ab;s
tau Brown Robert rrith Jacob Cark Ad.u P.in, Rsbr
d. Ls-s Jos-iA Vscht.r Jos-ph Out C. h. fuck-,
FI.nc' s'eusras'a q srie. Net. lt.n r. a. s,ms'n
TwtATy FIRST WAgD -Ciy Conreltiyn-C Puc knry,
Gro Ellison Gro. w. rrur-, Rcha Kelly James a. -lL
Cevne,'man Conr~ntOnB Is Chsppel Geo. Kic ado John
II White g. IfyiUs T. Fra.tas
1Ldrrnan Conrenton NJ u, rnster. Wrn. A. Daring D.
D. T. M.IsiaA, j. Ii. Whitney +. K,nd-i- 5. "yeaoH
Richard Reed.
Ward Ccnren,icn-S. H. Cooper, Zachsrs Hawkins Peter
COu;ait Clarke toush e. W. ,nsi Robert Hunt ibrrt
Mock. mg. N. Tsyhr G. Bro~r, Wm. j. Nico Is ia
1riiblc, J NJ Suin, 5 Child.
Twys7y-sHcoND WsRD City ToHrerfior--Chas Wiin"t,
Rob. Paterson JoLu Ives WA L-sg-tt George L. Seer
wood
torneiimon Conrention-Jtmes Mckinley William Rs1g.
Al. lev Black. Valentine Kooo Alfred West jr.
fd,rnapic nrsa-Robr: Campbell john Lsmbartson.
insn Rosrs, Jnn May Samuel Scott Uvoge c. burn,.
Wn. OHryon JcseIh Cudipp ir
Word Contrn1ist-f-u Su,onson H-uTy CDfl-t' Roee't
Atd p,.r Ioues John 10 him ,dsr Roaxer. Gardlsr :
Chap-u kiciard Scott, Wm. II. RayLo,, Ira Aleu-. Martin
ssco, Ferdinand HUyt, G.orse koa..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
DEMOCRATIC WARD CONVENTIONS.

Tie delegates LOniusted under the aasp.cus OF the
Regular AID Peoples Democratic G-u,rai Commit
tees net lsst evcurg in many of the Warts aoi
Ad.,uanic Districts. Below present the results Of
tie sev-ra Cunveltions:
FIRsl DISTRICT The delegates to the LIT d ,tct
Druivcrntic Wsr1 Convention ret lart evening al the
Hcwa,d HUE, anc, after organizing, adjourned to
Mopday evening text without making any nounaa-
tor,
Stcoyp DISTRICT "A meeting Of the delegates TO
III. IId District Convection tn nominate caodifate
TO fill the yscaicy caused by the elevation Of Mr..
Csrcy 10 the County Crrksrip, was vertl-ed TO be
held st the Ivy Green. Upto9 O'Clock the delegates
bso not made then appearance, and if meeting vas
held no ole knew where II t. ok psce.
Tmnp DISTRICT There WINS splt in this Dis
trict The Convection, after few ballots o nlua'ed
Peter Ct a ford for Aoernsn by the following vote:
Peter Crow'o IS; Peter W, S;ierck, .. Then the
opp,e,e party 'ook poseessIcr OF tue roou aud o"ii
mated sar Scherck. The party who u'nratei Mr.
Crawford left the room. feeling satis. that theirs
was the regular Douin't"n
FIFTH DlsTRIcT.-The Convention adjourned TIL
Friday ugh', being unable o rake any domination.
Ssvts1H DIsTRcT.-ln this District, Mr. Solomon
Bapta WIS nom uated for Alderman with great una
nn'ty.
the XIitt ard met at Mr.. Brownies house, lV9th
-t ri and tt ird last evening, aad Nominated
Mr.. Samuel w. Gnlpln for Aid-rnian
S,y,sTFgsTH WARD. - the Soventee 1th Wnrd
Demo m &c Nominating Convention met III SAth
street. ear Third sv-nue, aud .ppout-d EiF,fd
D,ake chairman iu cuprsqren oi iui deicgatvu
not being present n minatohs were made, and the
| II eetirg adjourned TIL next Aeinc day evon'pg AZ .
O'Clock, at the Grape Vlue Second avenue, between
SEC nd and Third street,.
FIeHrrrs1H WARD.-The XVIftth Ward Demo
cratic Nominating Convention met Mt the corner
Thi,d avenue and Twentieth street, Mr.. Royal Phelps
| in the chair. No nominations were ma fe, aud tho
Convention adjourned to "Wednesday next, al I
o'clock p. m.
TwtsTIErH WARD-Tle Democratic Convention
met last evening at Mllenans Hall, aud nominated
james Connolly for Alderman.
| TwyN1Y-FIRsT WARD.-The Convention met at
Smiths. uIth avenue aud twenty y-scventh street,
and, after organizing, adjourned to Friday evening
| AMERICAN EoMINATioS FOR ALDERMAN N I'M
! Nt,ru DisTmcI TITO American CJui cil ot tho
XVIII Ward, on Mocdsy evening. nominated by &C
clauston Dr. j, mes W. Ranney, for Alderman Oh 'na'
ward Already n this District there are several rrgu
lar irres ulnr and independent candidates ior A'er