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EIsKs p.aTENr .METaLIc BURLaL CasEs

FISKS PATENT METALLIC BURL4L CASES.
These cases are extensively used. and possess val
liable advantages over all other Collins for Transport
alton, depOsitiEs in Vaults, or for ordinary Is.
The above Cases. and Wood Collins of all sizes kept
constantly on hand. IIearse furnished. and funerals
attended to in town or country, IL desired.
SHOP on MAIN STREET.
near the Rail Road Depot.
W.rran NTav 10 Ig5S-tf
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Atwater's Improved $500
SEWING MACHINE f..

Marked improvements have been made in this Ma
chine the past winter. which makes it every way relia-
BOOKSTORE and witness The working of the Machine.
and obtain reference Of its worth, and suitableness for
family use.
1t was Awarded the Is. Premium, Silver Medal and
Diploma, at the y. Y. State Fair. held at Buffalo. Oct.
9th. 1851, for Practical Ut:l ty, Simplicity, Capacity,
Durability and Beauty; Singers and Wheeler'S q Will
on's high priced Machines in competition.
Committee of awards:
J.C. CUYLER Editor OF Albany Evening Express
d. Esq. Practical Machinist and Manufac-
turer. Rochester, n Y.
PHINEAs STANTON, Secretary of Ingham Uniyer
sity. N. Y. and
CALVIN HUBERT, Esq New York.
This Machine has been pronounced by Scientific
and Skillful Mechanics. to be the
MOST DURABLE. PRACTICAL AND COMPLETE
MACHINE EVER INVENTED.
The Patentees claim that it is. in fact the most relia-
BILE Machine ever offered to the public. Its chief excel
lence consisting in its astonishing simplicity.
The principle is entirely NEW and ORIGINAL, and
wholly unlike any other Machine in the world. rhe
It's hsSt Sl2s machine Leean<slt
chinery, so common to all machines now known 10 the
public 1t has neither LOOPER. HOOK, sHCTTLE, SPRING
or CAM, to get out Of order, and
Is MOST EFFECTIVE IN ITS OPERATION.
as any one can readily see upon a slight examination.
IL IS emPhaticaHy the machine for the people.
1t has but to be seen TO be admired, and used to be
appreciated.
The examiner of Sewing Machines. at the the {. S.
Patent Office, remarked Of it that 1T pGS the m0sl
married. improvement in SspiHg Machines, tk1t he had
seen from the beginning"
This Machine is for sale in TrumhuIl county. by P.
W GARDNER, of Bristol, and Z. F. CLARK, of Wind
ham. Portage Co %. who are the sole propriet,rs of
the right to sell in said county. Machines kept on
hand. and all orders accompanied with the cash,
promptly attended to Jan. 20, SLY.
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dissolution. The co-partner-
- ship heretofore existing between NJ. j. R. Treat
and VIM Edwards, under the firm Of Treat & Edwards
vas dissolved by mutual consent on the LIST day Of
April 1896. MI. R. REAT
WM-EDWARDS.
co PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
heundersigned formed a co-partnership on the hrst
day OF April, 1856, for the purpose Of trsnsacting the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business in the
city OF Cleveland, under the partnership name and
style of
DWARDs & IDDINGs.
The new firm would respectfully invite the attention
Of Merchants to their large stock Of Groceries, before
purchasing elsewhere.
Having removed to Z cir new and spacious Stores.
Nos. cue and 204 Crawford's Block, River Street, thew
are prepared to offer goods sslow as they can be bough
May Z, 1856 II. HIRAM IDpINGS.
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P. H. HURD, JR.
pABCOCK d. HURD, Wholesale
ID GROCERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and dealers in FOREIGN and DOMESTIC COR
Also, Manufacturers of the Best Quality of CONNECTION
aries, Agents for Cincinnati Native Wines, No. 10,
Water Street. Cleveland, O..
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Bartlett. McCorb & Co.. St. Louis; Benton & King,
New Orleans; Thomas Brown ~ Co., Bankers. Louis
vile; W. IL. Spark & Co. Commission Merchants,
Louisville; West & McDougal. Cincinnati; J. A. Skif.
and TAFT d Son, CINCINNATI P. c. nildreth. Wheeling
Va; 2. 7. Ham, Tolelo. Aug. IL, 'o5-6m
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INDIA RUBBER BETTING.
INDIA RUBBER BETTING.
INDIA RUBBER BETTING.
LEATHER BETTING
LEATHER BETTING.
LEATHER BETTING.
SWEDES' IRON.
SWEDES' IRON.
SWEDES' IRON.
WORRALL'S MILL SAWS.
WORRALL'S MILL SAWS
WORRALL'S MILL SAWS.
NORWAY NAIL ROD.
NORWAY NAIL ROD.
NORWAY NAIL ROD.
SASH. BLINDS & DOORS.
SASH, BLINDS d DOORS
SASH. BLINDS & DOORS.
STITT'S HORSE SHOE BAR.
STITT'S HORSE SHOE BAR.
STITT'S HORSE SHOE BAR.
A large and general assortment of HARDWARE fer
the Jobbing and Retail Trade. at extremely low prices.
X &
Warren. June %. Ia5s-tf.
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Jobbers Of Carriage Goods. Saddlery Ware. Harness:
Trimmings. Mats and Oil Cloths.
Warren, May 20, 1858.
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Commission Gttrtkants.
!, CLIFFORD WhoIessl. Pr

IL duee. Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
(exclusively.) No % Fourth Tor Wall Street Louis
willie. Ky. All Goods consignedto ny care will receive
my strict and personal attention.
Agent for the sale of Fish. Western Reserve Butter
and Cheese, Pearl starch, Cider Vinegar, Cement, &C.
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MGrtbants.

@ C. WHITING & CO., manufacturers
-. Of Choice CONTEMPORARIES, and Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in Foreign Fruits, Imported Cigars, and
all Delicacies in their Season, No. Ill Superior Street.
fa-at,- n
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. I1T

Merchants and Traders will be on their guard aad
not be imposed upnu BY 4 counterfeit Of Morse's Indian
Root Pills, signed A. 3. Moore. All genuine Indian
Root Pills have the name and signature Of a. J. HhIs
e Co. on each box.
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gUl William F. Porter is now prepared to execute
all kinds OF Wood Engraving on short notice,
and in a superior manner. Leave your orders at
W N PORTER & SONS bookstore.
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GASH FOR TALLOW, al the Stove
~ Store four doors west of the Bank.
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Z. Twins, T. n. NDNLEl
,. r. CHEW, c. II. MORLEY
EVANS, MORLEY & CHEW,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Davenport,
Iowa. Western Reserve Cheese, Butter, and Dried
Frnlts sold on Commission
July %, IS57-ly.
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wa. NUDGE & CO. Projectors Of Trask's Mag
netic Ointment. Earlsville, Madison Co.. New York,
General Agents. ms 96, SLY
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News hpm Havana .

ARRIVAL or TUE BLACK WARRIOR AT NkS okLs s..Ns
-rHR SUGAR SAHKBT-rh,s srhAshh fAsh'o'
sTILL IN PORT. : isss
Nxw OstRAys, JAP '''''
The steamship Black Warrior has arrived IRON New
York via Havana, 9TH inst.
Sugars nrm Stock 90, 900 boxes. Freights mac
tive. Exchange advanced.
Tho steamer Fashion was stu at HAY ana, and il
ported was for sale If not disposed Of she would soon
return 10 the United States.
ARRIVAL or TIKI sLeor.0PwAR cyAsE AT NORFOLK
DEATHS ON BOARD THE SPANISH WAR SHIPS AT
uAvANA-sIcKNEss AMONG THE OPERA SINGERS.
NonfoIK, Jan. :, 1853.
The Cyanc has arrived at this port 10 TWEEN
ty days passage from Port Prince via Havana. Her
officers all well but fourteen Of her sick.
She brought passenger Capt Mayo Of the brig r. W.
Packer, late prisoner at Cape Hayen and the remains
of Mdshipman Brodhead. No deaths have occurred on
board the Cysne for twenty-five months-
The Spanish squadron was at Havsns. Three hundred
men had died Of fever on board the Spanish ships.
There stll considerable fever at Havana and scye-
raj Of the opera troupe down with IT,
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City Intelligence.

OVrpocn RIIg2.-rhe number Of applicants FOR relief
Increases da the office Of the Anshouse IN the Park
the last meeting OF the BOARD Of Ton Governors
week appropriated for the outdoor poor be given
in such the Superintendent thought would the
most good. Notwithstanding tho mdness of the
the number of applications for coal quite
usual circumstance due 10 the fast that many poor
people out Of employment no have provided for thor
own necessities in times past 1t must DO confessed that
most Of the crowd 70 besege the office in the Park do
look like starved people and there Is every to be-
eve that the lazy idle worthless Class of the community
those who most canorous for relief The worthy
poor would much prefer TO stay at home and suffer
rather than prove part OF such u crowd.
THY EVENING SrHooIs.-These schools opened for the
second term Monday evening with large attendance
Of yourg and women, well younger and older
persons. Tn Of the schools occasional lectures
given by school officers ether citizens aud visitors
scientific and literary subjects which
features 20 the routine of school duties On Wednesday
evening last lecture the life and writings Of Robert
Burns given in excellent style by Mr.. Perkins In
spectcr OF the Twelfth ward schools the Yorkv.le
school The occasion further envened by the vocal
and instrumental performances OF Il former pupil-but
the Vice Principal-Miss Maria Jones' majority OF
the school officers r-.sont, amongst whom
Alderman Davis, who presided and Mcssrs. Mexican,
Vance, Hubbard Boice, and newly elected officers;
also, large number OF csens of the ward who were
highly pleased with the proceedings.
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r The long run OF euch an aitoute correctly o. nna'
return OF the capital itself Tue histo ~ -.
shows that the best STATE obligations arc Ia >oo ~ 'u.e
OF yaiuo, ana but too often to fatal ceprt "en
causes which beyond the reach o. hun gu v'
still subject TO loss are even the beat OF | ,IIs
What has been the history Of baAk failures an .,
tions IN this other countries but me slnA 'o W
the capital on which their business las bosn srsA Ny
ana tue fortunes OF mdivduais have bssn nader >icb
institutions are highly uset Tor business men, but W
reee<cnsAdea T. Nth railroads and .Aeu eDitst rs
tney toe ara o, ,ar,e either fer oestan tocosas o.
ssa E.tfers seeS--.. Of the capital nVss''
,. sels6ts1 e"e Not
men,s OF thai &c" '-- 9aofKa ages In invest
esrscially In o, 90, secure OF income and OF capital
New York, which, opens 10 -, cIeiAi community IKE
OF progressive SAD rapid sdvancsSn, ,., sC
e'o' . naC,iis 70 any commercial capita In the
pre~, r IN hond uoh OF our business interests in
vestmen. " couu aud mortgage Canned r;, ~, CO., Ill,
them b nenc.. consequences % tho nhi;c ~ ~bjc NO
Igh, thinking rsnI tselag mind can be indnYerest
When money can be had ca bjxd and mor,e.oe S,r se
reg Of years building enterprises are Sc. 10 moonn
growing population are rroyidet with houses W i've in
ard the city heccmer enbcirhed With ed6ces OF vsrs
sorts which do credit to the taste and refinement and
wealth Of people; the various forms Of human soo
are encouraged through every variety Of artkan industry
and the community Ia not only from popular ou,
breaks but every class Of aborers is rendered moral
and made TO feel joint and common interest tie
general veal We trust, money becomes abundant,
that rich capitalists will reflect tie good they may
do 10 the working classes Ia every point OF view we'll
n to themselves, b. largely investing their means in
bonds and mortgages. Nothing can be done which viii
md sectuay gladden. the hearts OF anxious fathers
nothers and children. When TO do good 70 others as
yell ourselves the results OF any action becomes
loudly petite and doubly obligatory.
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NINE RKSvnH's CoSOkRr-The Countess de BienI
vile gave concert last evening at DOdworths Rooms,
assisted by Nine. Siedenburg, NJ. Dubos and Maestro
Rvsrde. Nine dc Bienville, who comes here with the
stamp Of the Paris eonsraoire having taken there the
fret prize for piano playing performed last night Mozars
grand sonata, No u.s. Thalbergs arrangement Of CLONE
Sweet Home .Hunmes grand sonata in n,tb and her
own composition, 'Ia TaTantea Nine dc Beavlle is
admirable anse and is quite capable Of satisfying thosc
who affect classical music well as the general public
combination Of qualities only met With in excellent artists
In Hummels sonata, piece Astounding with dffcultos,
Nine. dc BienviNe admirable In her precision and
force fully justify the reputation o the school which
she was educated She has crisp drm close touch and
fuiness Of tone rarely equaed any fault were 10
be found, IL might be charged that Madame de Beuve
lacked sentiment and warmth. Her execution however,
was admirable. The vocal part OF the concert
particularly brilliant; Madame sedenbarg, however, re-
ceved much deserved applause for her sugng OF tho air
from Z" Der Breschutz." The concert altogether was
quite successful affair The attendance rot good
as it would have been had it not occurred pon opera
night
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


THURSDAY, Jan. 1--6 II. NJ
The stock market was particularly active to-day,
and pretty general advance was realized Specula
tors for rise took hold with great deal of spirit and
carried up nearly every stock the list At the first
board Ohio State 6's advanced per cents Indiana 5s,
1; Tennessee ca, Il Virginia Sc, 1; Mis-
souri,, e's. 4; Harlem first mortgage bonds,
4; la Crosse land grant bonds, p; Delaware
and Hudson d Pennsylvania Coal Compa-
ny, 4; Cumberland; D; Pacific Steamship Com
pauy, IA; New York Central Railroad, 1; Erie, a;
Reading. 4; Michigan Central Railroad, 1; Michigan
Southern, old 4; Panama Railroad. Ii Cleveland and
Toledo I; Chicago and Rock Island, 4: Ia Crosse
and Milwaukee I. Michigan Central Sinking Fund
bonds declined | per cent. The advance in La
Crosse and Milwaukee land grant bonds does not
bring out many. Only 1000 were sold this morn
ing The company have the money in hand to pay
the February coupons and the finances Of the road
in the hands Of Mr.. Doty, the new Treasurer, will
soon be put in admirable condition. At the second
board today the imitation in some Of the leading
railroad stocks was arrested. Now York Central
Railroad fell OF per cent; Erie {; Reading, 1; Chi
cago and Rock Island, d Delaware and Hud-
son. A; Cumberland, 4. Tennessee State 6's
advanced ] per cents Ohio 6s. 1886. 4;
Pennsylvania Coal, u Ia Crosse and Milwaukee,
4 There sas an active business this afternoon, but
meet Of the transactions verc on time Sellers are
putting ont time coutrscts freely and appear deter
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


forryiE-CoG GEuIL--A ked Bank, n. J., on Tuel
day, Jan o, at the residence Of Thos Cole Fsa BY Re,
Harry Finch, Mr. CHN. I. BournIs TO Mss hsuA
CoGGksHAii, both OF Mes Bedford, Mass
Cnbnor-RorE-Ou Tuesday, Dec %, by Rev. "a
ward RAaAn, Mr., O. II. CAIDKoorT, Of GrahAmstowI
youtn Anica, to MISS MARA r. RosE, daughter q Geo
Rose, Esq, OF this city.
CARPESrR-DEAiI.-M Fort Chester, On Wedrescal
Jan 9, by Rev. Isaac Peck, UuAH r. CAuxuus, % N
city, " Ms SARAH e. daughter OF j. J. DoA, 81 The To
mer place.
nESEux-Krrzxnxym.-On "Wednesday Dec. Is, q, u
MOrayan church, Houston street. by Row T. S'nsemaa
Mr., FNpKNcK VIM DxSw,Ss, Of this city, 10 Mss Loon
Ku1zExnER, OF Jersey City.
wuKyss-s,,ssYpEp On "Wednesday, Dec 16 At n
German Reformed church, suffolk street, By Rev T
Busche, Mr. AtHEr wnsSss, of Bremen, To Mss Ast !
S<usvYDxR. a this city
Uuca papers please copy.
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The Message OF the Governor OF Massachusetts.

BOTTOM, Jan. ], 1898.
Governor Banks delivered his message today. It's
mainly devoted TO local matters but closes with review
Of the Kansas difficulties The funded the Com
nonwealth 81 3l4 600. Provision has been made for
css 900 Of this debt leaving balance Of s2i5 900 un.
provided for. The current expenses Of the last year
amounted to 81 s2 sos and the receipts Of the State from
ali 81 s3 ie6 Of which t735 o4l were raised
by STATE tax The receipts from ordinary resources this
gear estimated al S7o2 COO Unless the ordinary ex.
peases CT the current year be reduced below the
standard Of last year there will be deficit OF $3.50 $685.
10 be paid by State tax equal TO that amount. The
Governor urges economy In legislative aud executive
services He recommends that the legislative sessions be
shortened 70 about 90 days and that fixed salaries be paid
the members and officers In lieu Of the existing form Of
compensation. The efficiency Of the active militia OF the
State compmen,cd. The recent financial distress and
the currency are discussed at considerable length The
banking capital Of the commonwealth Is tsO,3le 40 The
number Of banking institutions s l73 The aggregate cir
culaon Of bank SIS o4 s2I and tho aggregate
amount OF specie 81 ol1 oes which "a equivalent TO
dollar specie for every FIVE dollars IN paper. The Go
recommends the suppression Of bank notes under
hvo dollars, and after the lapse Of thrco Ave years
suppression Of notes under ten dollars and the subsu
ton OF gold and silver The supply Of cola In the country
" sbundsnty sufficient; II Is now not much less than
$40 900 000 Instead Of serving OF value
merely goc s staple product and In the next dozen
NAL period the coin Of this country will equa that Of Eng
and OF France The public schools reuresened W be
IN prosperous condition. The aggregate expenses for
educational purposes amount 10 40 $50, and all CT
pcnses included about twelve dollars paid TOR each
pupil The number OF children, between Eve
and fifteen years Of age In the state is 22is7 On this
number 3 OBI have been In attendance upon the schools
In regard 10 the naturalization laws nc saysrherc
DO NO object Of higher Importance than that Of dctcrmn
ing upon what conditions the right Of suffrage shall be
conferred and what legislative safeguards necessary
20 maintain the purity OF elections and 10 protect the
rights Of American citizens. shall cheorfully concur
with you In such measures you may Judge expcdient
Tor that purpose In regard ~ Kansas after review OF
recent events In that Territory, he says;Nothng but
the direct intervention Of federal influence can force
through Congress the Lccompton constitution and the
government with the sanction OF tho people, can force
upos Kansas constitution conceived In fraud aud VIC
lence will be the weshtiest blow given against
500 GOV ernments.v
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MONTREAL, Gan, Jan. 7, 1903.
large quantity OF snow fell here las, night The
weather cloudy this morning and at eight O'Clock the
thermometer marked six degrees above zero
QrrBsc, Can, Jan 7, 1858
Al eight o'clock this morning, tho mercury indicated
six degrees below zero. snow falling fast and an east
wind Is blowing. ....
The weather IL mild, with northeast wind. Therc IS
appearance OF snow 800
Tho sky Is overcast, and the weather calm aud very
cold -
BosroS, Jan. Z, 1858.
The weather IL clear and pleasant, with quite good
sleishing. -
HALIFAX, Jan. 7, 1858.
Tho weather clear and this morning the thermometer
marked fifteen degrees above Tho wind Blowing
from the northwest
is showing hard this morning at st. John, PASSPORT,
Calais, and Bangor.
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~ sc Comnor 10 good qualities ranged from a
LIVE vas s'esny vra safes OF Kockiazd n sse a
mon, Gnd At Gi Tor lump
Moilss.s were quist sal,s Ct IS hhds. Pcrts &c
made al 5nc
hAyI. sTohEs.-The masNs v-.s x,sou, cha
fsH5 Fur,her sAies a spirit. O; t,ru4-,,Iss vs~,
81 sc, casa. C9w>.oa rosio and crude tsTpestr
erch-..aed
Ora 70 vas 10 movement worthy OF ootcs
sales v,o,-~-- AID prices uuchsLged.
Psoy,.um edsrs" !rnS 9prke, was armer. II
s.sorsos4s :--Sors- ~ End ps~ mss
about 800 q ~ ss.s 49,
els rs, srd prime at $40 Coz 1913 Reef wan
vito esle- OF 100 DoIs. country prime at s. IL A.
mess At % 3 SIC, and so bbls. repacked a: Sl2 so
mess uas quiet. Beef hams we're stesdy ami n
lac. A Iec', the latter figure fo- extra Bacon wa,
mai Cut ,Seats were steady, saica OF shoulders
made at &c. n exc. and hams at Sc asLc. IA
steady, with Nales Of about 3Oc bbLs. At 8xc. 1
Butter and cheee were unchanged.
RICE was quiet Al Vi sales unimpor.ant
SUGAR.-Ae mari ct displayed Il IRE activity, an
embraced about $50, boxes at exc. axe. and
1000 hhda, chiefly New Orleans, including 80 ht
auction, part common, a, . <c' 6Hc., Rnd the rem
at &c. a7tSc.
WHsuY.-Issies Of about % 200 bbs. we're c
20c. 81 nc.
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like to keep them from eefacing the natura.
beauties of the site that Coz has been pleased
to bestow upon US. Is there no compromise by
~hich these tasteless and unscrupn- ious speou-
lators can enrich themselves withoN" .nuS
trenching upon our health and comfort! Inc
small mercies which they might extend to o.
would reckon for something in the eyes Of fu-
ture generations.
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Election Excitement at Sandwich. c. w.

SANDWICH, C. W., Jan. :, 1853
Al the formal declaration here to-day by the sheriff OF
the elected Parliamentary candidate the greatest excite
mont prevailed. Two three thousand people
bled and tho Sheriff obliged TO Gee into Michigan
his life Mr. Mcdonald Reeve Of Windsor attempt
cd 10 address the crowd but beaten and severely
jurcd. Mr.. Mcleod declared elected oycr Rankin
the ministerial Candidate.
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rrz GxSgRAi sKw.FArER DESPATCH.

ALRASY, Jan 7, 1858.
AL parties quite busy night endeavorins to SO
the House organization. The republicans express
thor confidence Of being able 10 the Speaker to-
morrow. Two or three democrats absent, and with
Russell American IL the vote stanls did on the last
ballot day, the republicans will need bu, two for
majority There Is some talk Of bargain having been
made between the democrats and Americans for the
saniza,ion, but nothing is definitely knewn about IT,
The steamboat Hero left here this afternoon for New
Work
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Calico Dresx Soaree.

The committee having the management OF the Calico
Drtss Sofee 10 be given IN aid Of several benevolent
ciees. met al the house Of Henry Morrison Esq In West
Fifteenth street. on "wednesday evening jan and effected
thorough organzauon-Abm " Blnninser being chosen
a. Charm An. Godfrey Gunthcr Treasurer Ice Per
krs rs Secretary and the follow ing gentlemen Execu
tive Committee aid the treasurer and secretary IN carrying
out the objects OF the organization, viz Col Nosburgh
pr Cyrus Ramsay, VIM II Browne Esq, and W Tistsle.
After the Transaction OF other buslness the committee
adjourned TO meet, by inviat.u Al residence OF The
'surcr =; Godfrey aun.her rs Eas. Asys~ on
ssYru. Nn INST ~ clock y, NJ Members OF tina corn
Iss who were ISL present this OCCASION are III
renue.te, Attend The meeting on Saturday evening
=. LEE PERKINS Scs,refar,
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Later from the Plains,
REPoRfTD BUTCHERY or UNITED STATES TROOPS nv
kORMONS
ST LOUIS Jan. 6, 1868.
st. Joseph papers OF the Goth ut that an express
had passed through that place with dispatches Leavea
WORTH bringing the intelligence that superior body Of
Normons bad overpowered Colonel Cooks command,
while passing from Harris Fork to Fort Bridgcr and
butchered two hundred OF them taking number Of
prisoners and hanging all the officers who fell into their
hands The report L doubtless entirely false or greatly
-0xaQRerated.