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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
Bos,oS, Sept IA, 1865.
following are the footings Of bank statement for


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA, 1853.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State ves, S9& Reading
Rarcad 239 Morris Canal, 43s Long Island Railroad,
L. Pennsylvania Rsilroaa, 4sH ,s,s
The sales or cotton day ooo bales at decline
OF &c. pc. pound; middng l2c: sales Of three days
e,7ao bales, and receipts Of same tine eco bales
Tho sales Of cotton day $50 bales, at l2c.
l2kc Tor mddlDg: sales Of three Gays 1850 bales and
rece,ps sane time $50 bales. Frcghs and sterling
BArrxoRx, Sept. Il. 1856.
Flour dul and extra lover Ohio, s. IS. Wheat dull
and Llehaneed. Corn dull. white, sSc. 500 yellow,
sc. elo wnskey dail at 10. 2dc. Provisions dull
and unchanged. -
Hour quiet but firm at 90 81 s5 70. What quiet
sNss q 2cco bushels red Al 81 IS 81 2s white 81 IS
81 &C. Corn heavy sales Of 1900 bushels yellow at e2c
Hhisley Gull NJ "a 40 q Zoe.
I,our-Market dull but have change 70 note In
rates: sass 200 bbls, al 81 30 for Illinois. 81 rs
for STATE IS Is for gooc 70 choice superhne Indiara
Ohio Michigan Cipa1sn s5 81 IS 81 for medium to
choice esus DO wheat dull and heavy: sales 5000
busheis hwnuke club Al 81 80. Corp quiet and markell
stead, saes ls ste oslses prime Illinois =. &C harley
eco Oats nomnAily 4oc . 4,c whiskey steady sales
90 bbs, at 2ahc. per gallon. Canal freights-3sc On
-four lie on wheat and lOc. corn 10 New York. Re-
ceips by the last t~eniy TOUR hours 6,so
bbis wheat, 2osa bushels; corn, $3.50 bushels; rye,
3lSi bushes. Canal shipments same time-riour, $40
bbls.; wheat ss Sea bushsls; coro, 60 500 bushos.
BupsAIo, Sept. A-6P.N
os oc Ss. 90 for a
porh1e nunoss - ss rs for good TO choice superoe
MhcAa, Indiana, Ohio and Canadian - ~ % ~ for
meoium 10 choice extra do. Wheat very dull market
heavy saes GOO bushels wfwaukie club 81 81; 500
bushe,s pine white Michigan ss 81 %; zoo bushels do
Kentucky Ut 81 50 buyers Of red Oh3 cn. OIL 81 o..
Corn quiet salcs Il 00 byshels nj Sec for unsound o3c
for prime Barley firm sslts coo bushels al nc for
prime. Rye nominal at COO esr dun aud nominsi at
acc a2c. whiskey steady: sa'cs 80 bo's. at axe.
Canal resshisJsc. ON i1ur lie ON wheat, and l0c 90
70 New York. Receipts By sse-5i St bbls. -four,
20 4es bushels whesi 80 bushels 3,l5s bushels
rye. 5is bushels barley Shipments By canal-2.bTs
bos -four, 1853 bushels wheat 40 f2s bushels
OswFro, sept 14-6 y. NJ
F1our steady. Wheat dull sacs $500 bushels red In.
dara at 81 IL ard 500 vbic Usnrdn a, fi 2ck, from
scse. C1rn u inactive and considerable qusotiy IN
sure Ca1al ire gats unchanged. lake lmpcrs--1s 900
~ heis Carat exo9r,s2O 600 bbls hJnr, ~, 900
bushels whss geo bushels corn 900 bushes barley,
900 bushels Gals.
CIxcfxxsT Sept. II, 1883.
Hour unchanged. Gales At 81 80 o. 10 for extra.
vhszey unchanged. sales q, 205sc. Not much dong In
Provisions Iarc, 1879.
Fo-r 1uiet wheat oscsive st 7aa Corn dun At 5sHc.
oa's dGn shipments 10 Bonao-aoo bols hour, 10000
bushes Shyncu'rt q Oswego-ls eco bushels corn.
Roceips-4t bbs n,ur, 81 goo bushels wheat, 5000
II
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TIE Yr1ev FrxR IN BRooK1Yy On the 27d OF July
last woman residing In . Of buildings in Kelsey .
alley (near the space bounded by Atlantic, Pacific and
Columbia streets and the Fast river), died Of some
disease which was supposed BY those who attended her
ao be typhus fever. she buried and after
aher Of malignant disease reported 70 exist
Amity street This was followed By another In the same
In Amy street near the foot OF the srce. were
removed TO the county hospital where about the 18Th Au
gust, they died with every symptom Of The worst
stages Of the yellow fever. The nfecton In these two
cases was distinctly acesbIe 10 the Quarantine, light
srs employed At that place, n the had had en-
ployment thereon After these two fsts others
were reported 70 the Health Oflcer until . few days
since, when the Health 0flcer, Ut. Boyd notified
that there were three or four cases OF fever
tbut Of What form or kind was not known existing In
This same row o. buildings In Kelsey alley wherein the
woman had died on the 22d Of July He proceeded with
the Mayor 10 investigate the same and found the Mace
In q most flthy state. In one Of the buldlncs was
quantity or rotten and hthy pork Eve bavres the stencil
from which was sufficient 70 breed peetleuce
careful examination OF the could not determne
they yellow yphus fever but the doctor shou
most probably they the latter there we've no ds
fnctve marks OF yellow fever The cases were yeroovas
morning Another reported and removei IA sha
hospital when the Mayor and Health Onlcer TOOK rnea
sures 70 remove the occupants, fumiTats The bldInss
and close them up forthwish This was done yestsr-
day. III. Boyd does not feel certain tina, the disease
which has thus broken out IN yellow fever although
may prove 70 be Investigation The Mayor
has aken every mcnrs ~ prevens The spread Of he d.
his locality by st rem,vns the occupants OF
The premises and closns up NE buildings
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bticu OF various casses Of horses, whose trials Of
speed snd display Of superior qualities attracted enshu
riesc scirsticr. iris evening pablo reception tack
place in City Hall, at which spirited addresses
made by Mayor Phelps and Dr. Ccsse. Of this city scon
RcbDscn, of New York: Richard H. Yesdon, OF Charles
ton Mr. Lard late Presisent Of he Ohio Ayricultu
raj Society, and Mayor Lesr, Of Worcester.
Ire floor o the ball occupied BY citizens aud
guests romebroAd, and the gal cries BY brilliant assem
b.sge cf ladies.
TIE reception throughout very pleasant and on
thus!ssiic affair.
large number OF people arriving from various
parts Of tho country, and the attendance during the re-
ma ming days OF the exhibition will be very greet.
Among those who have arrived this evening are Gov
Bsuks and staff and N. p. Willis.
TIE exhibition opens 10 with very interesting
sl Of speed with stations Of eight years and upwards
and among the competitors will appear the celebrated
hoses Ethan Allen Hiram Drew, and other noaoles ofthe
turf
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The Convention Of this society announced 70 take place
In this city was opened a. Mozart Hail. in Broadway a
ten O'Clock yesterday morning There present large
and highly respectable body Of and others
estei The advancement Of the Interests Of the socsy,
ihere being upwards OF two hundred gentlemen In tho
hall Al the opening fthe Convention.
According 10 the regular order Of business the dele
rates from various parts Of the county their
derials and welcomed by the President On behalf
OF the society.
The PRESIDENT addressed the Convention on the sfvsn
tsges which had resulted 10 American agriculture from
the efforts OF the society," and the advances which have
betn made IN pomological science.
The objects Of the Convention bring together the
most distinguished pomoogsts of the land, By free
interchange OF experience 10 collect and diase such
researches and discoveries have been recently made
In the science OF pcmooey 10 the reports OF the
various state committees and their district
70 revise and enlarge The socetys catalogue Of fruits 10
assist In determining the syncuymes by which kinds
OF fruit are known IN America and In Europe
70 ascertain the relative value OF the varieties OF fru In
different parts OF be country-wha. IL suitable for par
tcuar locallties-vhat sorts give promise OF beng
worthy Of dissemination, and especially what kinds are
adapted for general cultivation.
large number Of communications having reference 10
improved plans for the propagation Of pears apples
grapes peaches, piuns Sc, from Of most dis
peul shed horticuursts Of the country received
read and referred 10 q committee.
Tho usual committees we're appointed
Several Of the gentlemen ssent read Interesting d,
pers and aer lengthy sitting the Convention adjourned
70 the same hour this day.
The exhibition Of fruit win continue 10 day.
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EvE-PxsRy.-0n Tuesday, September IL, By the Few.
b C. c. Parker, Mr. JoGs eve, eldest Of JOHN smith
Eve Esq Pembroke, BERMUDA 20 NARY, youngest daugh
ter Of Mr.. John Perry, deceased, OF this city.
New Orleans papers pleae copy.
FoEbEs-Josxs-On thursday, August %, by the Rev.
Ctas b. harris pastor n John sreet Methodist Episcopal
church Mr.. Gro l. FoEnEs 70 Miss JoxrArsB JosEs all OF
tots city.
TsAYrs--IorTz In Santiago, Chile Sunday, July g.
by the kev Mopcs Picon, DAVID r. THAryR formerly
Troy n. r., TO Donna MAEoAIuA LorEy, Of the former
place.
Troy pagers please copy.
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lot sevsre !rosa At hia rcs;dereo, 10. csv psos,
Dr. WlLsJas Fov sg, sGet 90 years.
TfS ffscz AMI vesIives 81 the deceased cad Io>o -
hi. fArpy, also the Fellows CT the AcAdomy Of Hed.ciu
ned 70 attend The funeral from his Ais sesdenos
IN thursday mcrnug, az ten O'Clock.
RnLT On ucncay, September l3, after . erx Iliusn
BassAx RsIyY native Of hitovn. parsn Of Druz.A
county Cavsn. Ireland. aged Oh yeaya
Ths fieLds of the family respectfully iavited 10 -
tud the fur sysi ttis Wednesday, af.erpssn q TIVE
oci0e rom bis late residence 40 nas& Twelfth strosk
s0sorrRs In South brooklyn, on Monday evening.
Septe nber - JOHN son or NchoAus ana Anna 6Che1-
GeD, eyed years and days.
The friends of tne family respectfully Invited q
attend the funeral from bis Iate reslder.s corner a
Unover and Elizabeth streets, South Brooklyn, IN
"WEDNESDAY, afternoon ~ two o clock.
tlEyrs-in Broc kyn, T. ID ON Monday evening, Seq
tember 10, after shcr and painful hness 0; hsmosv-
bsge OF e lungs. EsrIyx g. wife Of Frankln K 6ssvcna
ascc ~ ears, months and days
Ibe friends and relatives respectfully invited 70 -
tend Css funeral from her laAs Residence. No. Ia Sos
Third street. this wednesday, morning, e nine O'CLOCK
?fecsely her remains VIII TO taken - Hartford, Cen.
for iDtsrment
IuosAs-In BROOKLYN, on Tuesday, seYAember H. MAsr.
wife OF Eraasus Thomas, N tbs ys&h yeay u her age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 e.
tend the funeral this Wednesday, nosnng, at olsvsa
O'clock from The resIdence OF her son. p j. Thomas, h
Grand avenue, near Carlton avenue, Brooklyn
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Southern Ocean Steamer Moven

Southern Ocean Steamer Movements
CHARLESTON Sept. IA. 1853
The steamship Marion, Capt W. J. Foster, from New
Yo,k, arrived this Tuesday, morning at daylight
SAVANNAH, Sept IA, 1858.
ire fcrev steamship Huntsville, Of Crom well line,
rived this day the l4th.
Tne rail steamship Alabama arrived here t. -day-be.
low nj O'Clock A. Al. and at her wharf at Ii o'clock
All we'll
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Departure or the Propeller.

BOSTON, oopt IL, 1900
The steamer Propeller, Captain Thacher, sailed at four
O'Clock this afternoon for Liverpool via st. Johns F.
Her departure quite event. especially among
Irish fellow citizens. The steam ferry boat John Adams
chartered for the oc:asou and gay decorated with
large crowd board, accompanied the Propeller down
the harbor With band OF music firing sauses and other
demonstrations Of interest in tho first steamer which Ia
ever vi.ted Boston from Ireland.
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PAPER Mill Burnt.

ALBANY, Sept IA, 1903.
Tho paper III at Chatham Four Corners was burnt this
norm e together with dwelling and several out houses
A nsmed Levi Garvey burnt to death In the
dwelling. Property owned by Mr.. Isaacson.
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The guard Cor TIC United States steamer Harriet
lane arrived Al Marine Barracks, Brooklyn, yesterday
morning, from Washington. she viii 80 in commission
some tine tbs week.
The United States steam frgate Powhatsn Captain g. r.
Pearson, the flagship OF Com. rainal arrived In the
Gull o rechele from shanghai, the l1th OF June The
steam frtTsis Minnesota captain s. r. Du Pout, WAS also
IN The Gulf The sea frRnte Mississippi, Captain VIM.
G. Nchosor, was ~ Hong Kong 10 take IN coal and provi
sons from whence she 10 Jspaa where the Powhaan
will so after the troubles with China arranged. Tho
zig Of the Minnesota Was UPSET alongside of tho rsvha
Tan June Y, by which two sailors lort their lives -yz
B'sp and Jones, The last named from Philadelphia.
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The Comet

HALIFAX, \. s., Sept. ID, 1858
The met here last night In about loo degrees
Ascenscn 27 degrees declinaton, north.
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A Child Burned TO Death.

ALBANY, Sept. IA, 1858.
Tnis morning, while q named Liacly wash
Ing little son playing around the furnace guitsd his
clothing burned badly that he died ths
ing The mother badly burned in attempting to pat
onl the fire. but rot eeriously
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Robbery mt Troy.
TROY, N. Y, Sept. IA, 1853.
Tho wholesale dry goods store Of Van Schoonhoven,
Prouat Co. was by burglars last night and rob
bee OF about 50, oC0 worth Of goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-15

Crisfndorp's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupsss--
she TIE work. Whoi1e6is ard retail ard the dye p
ystey applied, al No 6 Astor House
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Yellow Fever In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept IA, 1858.
Toe deaths from yellow fever during tho thirty hours
endirg yesterday were %.
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Brooklyn Galleries Of Photograph
typs-, dAgueTreoypes, cis Fulton street opposite Globe
Hotel. WILL sMsOk BbOs, Aitis.s.
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News from Brazil.


By the arrival this port Of the schooner Coast Pilot
we have papers from Bahia 10 Augu, g. aud Rio Jsnero
10 August i.
There il general news OF interest from Bahia
Al RIO Janslro the 18th Of July there insur.
recticn OF slaves a small scale, which at time
tbreAiered TO become serious. sr. Antonio Ferreira
GuraAes having determined 10 cell his slaves, they
sisted whom he ordered them be punilhed. Thsre.
upon they took possession OF his house. ard bsrrcdng
The Doors, McenGed TO the roof whence they sssasd
the people the street with ee bricks aud pieces OF
furniture The resisted all oyerures 10 surrender
Until sfcng mtary force brought to the spot The
sno charged the slaves the point OF the bayonct
The negroes resisted TO the last and only captured
sfar desperate battle. There were several perEons
severely wounded CD both sides
Sr. Iarsnhoe, Who made the treaty with Paraguay
opening the navigation OF tho rivers 70 all Tags h.d
turned 10 Rio, ana received the compliment o. military
serenade
Eadsue Ia Grange has been engaged for the Imperial
Opera beuse RIO Janeo, the papers say 81 taAry Of
$50 ZOO per annrm with al her expenses and those OF
her suite Iercps She Is also 70 have hose In The
suburbs u Fifty thousand francs 20 be advanced
before she will undt rtake the voyage.
large rumber Of German emigraLb have lstoly been
introduced into the empire.
In the Province Of raulo the ish ,banes have held
neesr T. and resolved 10 build Protestant church, Of
which the Rev George Holzel n 10 DO the pastor rhe
Protestant missionary In The colony Of Sanca lsabola had
died OF yellow fever. HE name h not given.
In the province Of Mnss Gcrses the manufacture OF nns
porceian has been commenced upon large scslc under
EEbaTkaton OF ooee in RIO, from July 10 81, u3,oes
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Fall q, W inter Boots of the Flnsst Mate
ria,s, LOvIN BROOKS 4 SON
lS9 Fulton opp ose Church street.
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Andrew A. BIoscr, 93 William estrest, oppO-
The most attentive stacnor In ha oity order
your blank hooks. htAography, printing. &c.
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10 Cent AmhIotyps Portraits, and Dollar
Photographs ~ tho depot Of this Queens artist HOLMES
Landscape leIlesy, 2Sl Broadway
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Trr FRANK IEam IIpu CAsx.-rhe examination In this
case, which was 10 have come Of yesterday Afternoon
vss postponed 10 the 2ih Inst, when Justice Osborn
sxpsesses hope that ne -i be able dispose 81 the
matter either By sending before the Grand Jury ds
nasrg The conpisni slpsesh~.
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Dallou's New Style OF French Yoke Shirts,
warranted A.; also superb selection ~ EGG Ian scars
large variety Of gentlemen furnishing goods
LOT bnlTuhRs 400 BROADWAY.
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Keep Cool, SO. Frat Come, First Sstysd.".-
RnuX'r fall bat Ia tout" onc gentleman OF taste Is
gorg "L" for them. KNOX Ia a. No 81: broadway
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II UGs BITE THE BABIKs
- Mothers. resllJ II a ain Ia
Taat your pretty ''picksrsies."
Very tender their young akin Ia
Whether they be JACKIE or jsnniesD
Should re bedbug bitten.
lftbe irsect plague each pet. thea
Lyon's poweer quickly get, then
All their ttouble viii he met then
All their foes be sx iiten-
FOR m flies the powder,
Dead, the craving, biliux crowd aroi
Lyon csnisterr endowed
With magnetic force.
Reaches ants, m ,hs fess musketoee
LIONS power quickly vetoes,
Making each corpse.
half dollar clears n dwelling,
Ipsects, rats and mica e1pe!.irg;
Housekeeptrs, the Truth in telling
fis your sole resource.
Depo. for LYONS CO g Magnets powder And mia fo~
the rapid obstruction Of nsectz mice
For sale also by respectable druggists every where.
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Southern ard Wcatern Trads--Our Stock
Of fall ard winter clothing for tho above trade Is now com
pieie ocmp large OF all the hes. ADD latest
styles cf vinf clothing Terms ard prices very ss.orAbla
n uadouAled houBeA DEVLIE CO.,
$50 2Ja and 26l Broadway.
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Radical Cure TRUSS Onice.-nIarsh Il 90.
No. Nese5 street, As,or House Trus~es and supporters
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DAkTHOLpG
BARrBOLkiS NEW FAMILY 9RWZIQ NACFrNH8.
BARTBOLFS
BAKInOIYS
RARTpOIr'S NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHlNwU
BARTHOLfH OFFICE 40 nROADWAY.
LOCAL A-kNT5 WANTED. Address AZ box 4s0
Peat office. New York.
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Wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing Machines
Valuable I'm pro ements. Nnles sag Broad way.
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Fo~ Color4ng tho Hsir Uss Wilson's Hair
soo-er ony cent? bose ohsnyr. ,hs color . black OF
H. applied like wAor; niurs the hair; A
Il With Bold st tho drug 6 arAnd street.
corner Of Allen, N
HvIloWay1 Ointment Sore leg and ale nj
erupions injuries OF tie nssh heal kniy And
swy the operation OF ihs ointment and he pits
ls~,v action Assist tie Sold Maiden
Ar N. II.
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TIRE Friends OF thc Late &. Now hoad tOver
fctiy yesYs With rho BARK Of America
mpe,ia phssogrsfa OF him q. SHADi's gallery. $50
hroal
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS.
AT BvERDELI6. HIS CELEBRATED WEDDING
a cards splenddly engraved. only bs had BsoNke
way corner OF Duane street Orders hv mall soloed-
AT JONES. 10 ANN BTREET-os 10 FOR DOUBLE
"A soed waterproof sewcd boots Also, % SO for oouka
0cied peg boots Warranted 70 give satsfaoton-
N ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPET FOR $50, 60C. AND
"A eOc yard al wool ingratns aud 500 oilcOeA
n exts sortipsry low prices
HIRAM ,ANDERsoN % Bowasy.
IL GRAY HAIRg COMPLETELY RxsYORRD 70 q
a beautiful black Or brown. b. usins bossis q
WII60N'6 HAlR COLORRR.
Does not d,scolor oy niure The skn and win g>
hair" 70 Its original color by apphcanons nsHe
be used the saine as water leaving stain ssU a
applying t. Decidedly the
Cheapest, latest and oouvenisut
dar d7e" vented turning any L. fro
flight brown to ie. black Applied without arg Hosbka
Does not dry the 6air. bet giyes beautiful sspsAxaas.
WILSON'S HAIR KHSrURxk
Strengthen weak har increase Tie growth OF the hs Al
prevent the hair turning No oils gresse need be ~
BENDER. the bali Inc sna gloy without any sr gss3.rs
drrs store 500 GRIND street New York; AID sALENBAnI
Third ard Walnut streets. PhLsdelphiA r. I-ya BAncS
sole sge1. for Baltimore.
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Bsebe & Co IJ6 BrOadysay.--The Fall
fashions for gsnemens bss With ths patent salt usng
tertlsar, viii introduced tails day Sept III. bGrBk
"a
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Geo Ssu, deas' Metallic Tablet RRzsr StrOp I.
This genuine article. hss been eauaed for
ducng The keeDest possible eoee 20 rkscr For sale oy
4 S.kALN DkAh, ne. Astor House.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-02
Governor OF Nebraska.

Gov. W. 4. RICHARDSON has resigned
his position as Governor of Nebraska, to
take effect on the first of January next.
There appears to be a great desire-as
there Justly should be-that his successor
be appointed from among our actual citi-
ems. In order to secure this, a mass
meeting has been held in Otoe county, al
which the following resolutions were
passed:
RssOlred, That the people of the differ,
ent counties and districts in the Territory
are respectfully invited TO hold mass
meetings, irrespective of party, and ap-
point delegates TO a Territorial Conven-
ton, TO be held at Omaha City on the 18th
of September. for the purpose of recon-,
mending to the President of the United
States some suitable person to be appoint
ed TO succeed Hon. W. A, Richardson as
Governor of the Territory.
ResolUed, That the basis Of represen-
tation in said convention shall be the same
as that of both branches Of the Territorial
Legislature.
The delegates appointed from Otoe
county were the members elect to the
Legislature. This they done as amatter
Of economy, and as the convention meet:
only two days before the assembling Of
the Legislature. What say our citizen:
to making an effort to have some Nebras,
khan appointed Governor
A public meeting of the citizens of Ne
maha county will be held at Johnson:
Hall, in B~rownville, on Saturday next
for the purpose Of appointing delegate:
10 the Territorial Convention.