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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18
NOVEL PROPOSITION.

Prof silliman proposes to the Mayor OF Boston
that Me Boston FIRE bells. nouo yung BY telegraph,
stonsd ternng from London by secfrfoty. fron. he
atlantic Con,panys office in that city, and that the
London bells sseeH the chons, The rst day Of reg
ular cam ms,nioation, and Immediately after ds<
passage Of The Qnee ,aessage and Iresads,a Hrcham
ans yeDly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

eitD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE
r 80 bags of PRIaE Old Government Java Coffee,
superior article, for sale by :
su lf EDWIN WORKMAN K Ga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

Of the norton Of the transatlantic cable nov on
board ne Niagara, after Is shsll have been exhIb-
tied lu coils Through the principal streets pro-
posed, that VI shall BE- cut up into sx inch Plugs
eeve iis eouiyaIent In cash from the sales Of piues
and The balsacs 70 bs applied 70 the Mount Vernon
purchase, m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

NO. l PERUVIAN GUANO.-Constant-
r. ly on hand aud for sale by
az il--flstO BACON BAsKERVILL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

=, SUDDEN DzArH-At the Monument cemetary, al
Philadelphia, Sunday, James Proctor, a member
OF tne Hope Fire Company, fell dead while VIII
Messing the interment Of a member of the co,,,s
ny, WHO was drowned day OF two before.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

~ DupLHy 4 Co., InpeFtws -
Wk6issaIs Dtal6rs in Ckuscs t1Nuf. M ~.
DIE, ,Od WHISkhrs And Cl0Aht No. q ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

hCERMAE ERASIVE SOAP.
~ For sale by
q gu 10 J PIC0T, Druggist
bales rime Northern Hay,
In store and for sale! W by II gft-.
d " TYLER, gent.
eu i6 Hs3 ass 18th street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

GRAIN BAGS-Manufactu without
~ seam, for sale at the Penitsntiary store,
r. d. NIaMO,
su 10 GenI Ap't Virginia Peniten .iary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

- All Getty papers publish. and send bill to
@ btMNocK, Treasurer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

i sENGLISH MUSTARD, manufactured
~ by Tayfcr Bros. All lovers of this excellent
oudineLt should try packet of it. To be had at
.>e..-ef- OH AS 3 DAWs8N'S,
Successor to j B Wood,
au Is Corner Main and 18th streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

- BArHs. BArHs, BArns Hot.
5oId aud sh9xsr Baths can 3 bad daiiy stA1
saampooing Saloon, nndsr tho Annbrtcan HCtel.-.
Entrance on llth street. Il IS s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

CAUTION - Messrs. C. D.. YALE =
co. are or OILY .Agenss. asd all psxszns ussus
an imitation offered here, made thrtq9h inlornSr
ton got At the Patent Once will b. liable 0o ps ~
trvbli damages ~, fausI k51iLL = 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

GOLOGNE.-Mr. CHAS. S.
~ DAWSON, my successor at the old stand cor
Of fsin and 18th sfrt cts has the genuine D'Or-
fsy Co oxne ater, adentcatly thefaTe as formerly
b iie by me. au Is Is J X WOOD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

DiCKLINa EACEs-A full assortment
! of frs: qna'Ity fsseivipg ard for sals by
WAXING Il PEARCE, Druggists
au IL l07 Broad street abNye 9th,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

pATENT Medicines, Of all descriptions,
! to be obtained at c. 8 DAWSOs's,
au 10 successor TO j. b. Wood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

fL'OR SALE.-Wili be sold privately,
= an almost entirely new STEAM ENGINE
Shnd SAW MILL; also, LOG WAGON. Address
l. s COURTNEY,
Care of A. Bedeker,
Through the Post Office. Richmond, Va.
iy 22-lns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

DECEIVED T0-DAf AND FOR SALE
IiS l0,Gaa PRINCIPE SE3ARs. fgenuine.) A fur.
ler supply expected In short time,
PWILBACUER
au7 18th sf between Main and Gary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

potash Ono oask Of Lump Po,asb,
full strength also. printers' Glue, all qualities
ln1 prices. In stcfe and pr sale by
L JOHNSTON 4 BRO,
an nrugciota
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-07
Five Potnls uonse Of Industry.

We s,e frequently called sccosn. in ownf
Some oue calls Institution AID ssys, We you SIR
dsDsou Of provisions tor money! such day. BIT I'D
not a. kuou ledge IT,"
Our e1paugton u 's this: There
Houses five Pou's britias called House y IN
dr (Mr PfksEsl the other building is called Fire Po,as
M,sion (Mstlod.t II fricDd about spd coutr
button shoulo eTcc: Il Five Points Mssion " 7" Il
woud nor Mr PE.sEs ustiiu bat would
Methods, Institution, and Of could m
It's zee. rou because tie o kouses hare D. a.
toDs ip pdra should br directed, 81 81 Pa or r.
BARLOW House Of Industry, \. " Grateful for he hs~r.y
uds feel bound il justice TO The "a aud - oar.
stlves " this statement -
Il. r BARLOW, r,e-ip.ru,e emf.
L. NJ. PEAst, Gc .o!sl Agent
NeyV-Yorh, Nov "a, 1883
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-07

Fifteenth AIdermnuic DIsrrict-xXIsf Ward
Republican Regular NomiDaiion.-ln secordance WITH
The cell Of the Republican Central Committee, The folio wing
canned persons duly elected Convention, NJ Oes
mater w A Darling, D. T. Marshall, J. III. Whitney, j.
y. Kendall, g. Wy ckof Richard Reed, and duly nominated
For 1IdefGdr. AMto OWENS.
H. M. DELAnATER, Sec'y. X. REED. Chairman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-07

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG Co.,
ARE NOW OPENING AT THEIR WARE ROOMS,
Nos 50 aid So CHAMBERS
800 on... WARREN MADDER PRINTS.
IS cases NEW STYLE AMERICAN DELAINES.
81 case. BAY STATE AND WATERLOO
LONG AND SQUARE SIIAWkS.
s. ca.s ALL WOOLLONO sHAWL3, FIRST QtALlTr
AND LARGE SIZE,
AT REDUCTION OF OVER 81 PER CENT
They are not ST liberty the make. but the sds Will
find them
gIFTEEN PER CENT CHEAPER THAN ANY SHAWL IN
THE MARKET.
IS cs.e. POLL DE- CHEyERs AND CROSS OVERS
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
Also LARGE LINE CLINTON AND LANCASTER
GINOHAA5.
Tt, Aforementioned Gccds have been prrchased In arss
l.les 81 great rslueton
TO CLOSE THE FALL STOCK.
And they the psCu.I attention Of he Trade - 1ese
Goods.
n B.-A f1l lie - 81 nssssof
WOOL BLANKETS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-07

WOMEN OF BEAUTY AND HEROISM,
FROM sEMIRAMIs TO EUdENls.
PORTRAIT GALLERY o. -
FEMALE LoFLLlSEss, AShiE' Az. EhsNf AM iNfLO-
WY" iiS'fRli ~ ikask i,>s B 'd5otopRIca ".'
TIT. s, BSa, p,es Ion rev ioo, ~ plea yre ca.
rUpe"b ri, qPp8 sAua.1d and carndsiea pspf naie
sorsrv, The portrait. are rom drawings BY ca.npasne
NsDdrh q them au;henti. copies sd sngsrel
.as,, ;as hshvs, ',yl- Of ar By Hail. haP'r' HoAyeT
TaE LIST oF PORTRAITS
s.s,S,s.s. lo..M.sy, orrrS or seOrs.
;rcs.s!2's cs.s.s' /! i. rs ssis ;"sST4. ssrS;.
lzEsos, ls..k,oy n.. a.sIsSv: ISxs--.
6..Ioas D'AKc. MAD % sARAGossA.
2 IsaeyfL. l6. .ASSg H,ZELrISE JupsoS.
sDia,. DE- PoITfsRs I7..Cs,sLorrs BRoSrs.
s..kSkE BOLsyS. s..NIeroRIA-
the world Of and ar The author
sdy fivcrssy the Plbii o. his previous COS reu
toIs 70 'he p's ou h tss ah'eved potons nen ~ De
nor hkely 70 Eve BIN p-rnaIsnt pse u pop4 -tnA
hs nors o. these ceirorated women Here n. uae
vanity of as it, IN The MAJ asenent OF ihs nat !, 10
l, -pr iher To gather the msteriss f'r tese
r'o. Of sne. ara mode ne. aud onns 70 Ee' TOR tn
bh-hu.r Of these nnou, pases only such passages 10
uIstion b. held up for the nins Of mankind
In eprs with athr. work the eles.nce Of the pic
.1s on ibis Where here heutc
portraits they have been hty copied on steel sni are mere
Ices Of III. Fomen Of whom We have red
till rttr househud words Coar1gt Pd'teHee ltr
Poerp Gerus suffering, Glory and az ne 0'ae' that
The Inse cLsrsceT aud of the a - IN, CON
pei ths, all angel here embodied
ensys that 20 bss'he lus.y hs' the srt'.
been done Nineteen Of ths.s sPeIdid productions Of
fue here yTessnted sni Will pcrInan gAaTy %
b,suy every of this truy magnificent volume l.
IL cr.d,be tie publishers % ne an hor lad artists snd TO
The above apprcistive review foni The Ne YORK oter
oc large and elessnt qso bound Turkey price s2 50.
DERBY & JAChSOS, PIbA-neIs
No. ll9 Nsssau-st., NeuYork
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-07

GOLDEN GIFTS
~ AND INNOCENT AMUsEMENrs
A.e scattered with prof1,loR
~ tho OIly Original
EYASS Co.s
BOOKSTORE,
No CT Broadway
PEEPaEL HOLIDkrs
e'crzut euI ustfIl O. oeeIei Hlt every Do~A .
-. .in- Of sale worth from s. cents 20 SO" -,
NoET,.iy and for sale Eazu6csn ntiy bound abe -'''
Works:
FAMILY BlBLTs, PRAYERS, ard HYMN BOOK,
ASNUALs ard ALBUMS, ~ eysry .t,.s ~ pHsius'
POETRY REIIGTOC, SOUVENIR JUVENILES,
BRITISH .ud AMERICAN AUTHORS, Librsfy EcitoN'
STANDARD ana MODERN fiCIlOS, aci
Compnsi.g IN the wh7lr
10000 VOLUMES, ,,.,.
Embracing every dela.meLt ol Ll.Is,di- Aa Ll.-tiJ y
An Brls 1-ysned a los, = TIE P-bshe!s prices 80 u
GREAT DISCOUNT.
The b@sltul nereuo is the Pr sert of -
tertauif Book snd The most .snsag st Soon
eo.t g., n ,cb.s.d n 49, Ans Co.
- No 81 BrosAssJ, Ae"forh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-07
I COX AT THE PRICES.
IL THEY MUST 81 SOLD IMMEDIATELY
CUAS. HEARD & Co., 3Oi GRAND.6T.,

I COX AT THE PRICES.
IL THEY MUST 81 SOLD IMMEDIATELY
CUAS. HEARD s. CO., 3Oi GRAND-6T.s
WILL CoxNENc.
ON MONDAY. NOVEMBER -
To CLOSE OCT
TBsiR csIiGe srOcx
AT AN IMMENSE >ACRIsiCE ON COST.
Tls us suiacent stock srsort In ths city fos
kIauNESS oF SrlLs
mu't he Disposed of
before .e tth January
WITHOUT The SLIGHTEST ksv Ard To COST
Rues aIrsvg 81 sccasr nstar- rnler THE cosrse
In pe.a;i,- on the par Of tle pro pr,tois. aud
5Oc0 RAGLANS And ILOAkS tPAf.sian s.yks)
snl y,ris,J of Coors.
f. ~ 10 81
Ihs Ma,ela,s alone cot
MUSLIN DrLsINE5
AT ONE SHILLING PER fahD,
iorn stIy 'od a. 6, 9 and pr ,sid "
20 PIECES FINE FARaMAiTts o. ~lde)
ruuch CoIots ~ 5 cents per yAtd
usu,liy sold 40 % aut 81 csfts.
SO PIFCPs PLAID ANO BAyApERE SILKS
invoics -,,t from IS cent. 70 ~ Is
LoCo RICH BROCHE SiA~LS (Lous aud srare),
fsom - 10 :, -
or sna' zoe, nom - % 60
LINENS AND DOMESTIC GOODS
OF every description
81 Rs3uc,inn ~ 80 per cent
ON MANuFACTu RfRS COST
CaAS heard 4 Co..,
No Sci )iands-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-07

six,e~uth Ward. -
EhOl LAR RtPU bLlCAN UNlOS NOMINATION
= ~ Aldti MON IA "a -4idsrrdric Dsytef,
kobEkr l.. DARRAGH.
Fof Cetnettaen Iitt s-aato-fai District
DANifb pAmhoN, GEORGES ROSS,
fRANKLlN J. oTfARsoN. wIiLiAS LAiMbEER Jr
Eishtcenth Ward Republican Csndi late.
for Councilman
o. lX,h XVIII. XVIII ard xyiIItb w,yss
NA. LAiABkER, ia, Bulaer
Nineteenth " ard school Ticket-MgAN ATTEMPr
AT FRAUD DETECTED.
THE RkULAR AMERICAN TICKET Is.
fes Coo Of Coson Schoois NM, H,,1
sLNtRN ID. MDULTOS "'
Fer hsp<efor ~ co.n9s schsas Of AIAh Ward
JOHN KEY NTON
boy Trg',ees 0 Co11on Schoois Of NIkts Wayd
JAMES T. CRAWFORD, CHARLES ". HCLI.
Tcks kaye been prepared substituting Tor School Commit
suueT Gregory Conner,
hc sulssery, sswe candidate II Tsmmary Hal or the
Stssishs America,
THE Hon. 5. d NOuLTON.
Do NOT SUBMIT TO 1T.
The bepBbiesos aiso pushs i0Tth bAe aid Iulel
IicstiO.s ~ eefe-. tbs
AMERICAN TICKET.
ROgIRT r. HAWs Tor Controller
yEkDEhi,h " AoS OF ts.s-.us. o. .As a. 49,
sns the 4sS,s Teasl icT seksel oNe.:b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-07
Uoliiifal Notices.

Ogylcr OF TIE GEXERAL SUPERINTENDENT o. PoLICE,}
No. 4iS BgOOME.sT, CoksEE OF Elm,
Egg.ioRK Dsc.moer5, lSjA
The following section Of The Act passed April IS,
Iss7 Is applicable the spproacbias eectous aud will be
enforced;
SECTION a. I; shall be- misdemesDor pur rbhsbe by i'm
prisonmeIt the County Jail Pentsntay If there be-
frDoDy IL the county where the convc ion hsd) not
than year s1ccedos two by fine not les than
$40 for any person without justfsbe eIcuabe
personal violence upon any ctor in the Metropolitan
Police District" upon any member Of the Police Force
thereof whu IN The discharge Of his duty or fo any such mem
Der DsseCt making arrest for osnse against the Law
Of the State committed bis preeuce for any person not
nsnbeT Of Police Force falsely represent hmsen
being such member with frsudu eDt design.
FA TALLMADGE, Genl suet Of Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-07

kiIEs Comfy Kepnbicsn t'rnernI Commit,ce.-
yulsr meeting of Committee VIII he'd a.
the Connnt.e Room, JOralemoDsr. on THIS lTursdsS)
EVENING 7th ins, at 7. o'clock Members Of ie Committee
quesd present. business Of in 9ouauce wi be
trautaat.d. Nv oicor y ALPHErS SMITH secretsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-07

sr1sc -. bcen rnST fio'o Nc G. =. VI Il v0rh
~tc Anthorystl fev DOOR wss' Of Bro.d~sy No sses
'asIeeA JAMES D. - kaAN supsrinssoaen:-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-07
Ketice 20 the Electors of the Seventh AidermaniC
District.
e'A's'h'' NISTn S ALpERMAxlc DISTRICT.


NINTH ALDERMANlC DISTRICT.
The SUBS b,Is hsyne be en- Ions aud intimately acq1a'ea
with ROBERT L. DARRAGH, esq, builder Of The NNith
Ward hal with he CREATES, pleasure the anu'uncemen Of h'
;.,i =, for Alderman of the District AID confidently re-
rouinsDd hun 10 Of ali who oesre 81 honest Ad min
,r,en Of our city Affairs; kuswins tha elected, he VII
eru to Our Councils intelligence Of no oonon ode the 'I
-, ,,v and N, co...t scratiny Of the cty Interests.
,oR ,f,r uOIDFN ISAAC DAYTON.
- ~ ,p'r DsNrER fAlRBANk,
4 A. VuffIEn SIkPH. MERRITT JE,
WItkHAM HOFFMAN r MESte eh ~ III
WILLIAM &. RI SSkLL, j. H.. W ithorr,r
WILLIAM SMITH, JK. JOHN " Jth,s.l, -, ~
WASHINGTON SMITH, DAN lDN SiANsbthi 1
HIRAM NJ kORRESlER, JAS. tONpIt,
8ufriAx IoHSsOS LORENZO MOSES.
W a. n srsV Ant NM l.. STEPHENS,
Ttiox. : cIiRisTY JOHN DTLAMArEk,
JOHN W. CONkLlN, W LILA n ooDgEDDDvp
r. RICHARDSON, III, T. ~ = ~ Inr Id ny, M, a..
hIGH GARnSER ALEX MCLEOD
eAM b. HI. VANCE, u q nAhhe;
JAhts CUIHELL, WM. H. bS Lib
AUG. DOW GEO 4 BLAkELEf,
LlMAN sHERNOOD IL H. UNDtRhILL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-07

IhtIs, phy Of Memory vsfsu L. PARKER ~ Lec-
.ur sitf ,1n .iius IIsEs; Ia. PAIL 80
PLY oE MEMORY The Coop-I ns:it.ie, Roou No 2 on
TUESDAY ENESlSj Dee a, :. o'c0cs 9Th he view 4
oiH clare. The vil ee hsh,ed a. o'clock A
.iou free.
ORA. II. enlrdIcy.-sTUITERIN6 ard sTAMMER-
NC peiusf.Lily cl.d by DR.. sHkDLEf, 81 - =
Pscfc to,s New -InIs Thf. oEsded scient &c
JriI'lss proIuso il ls. hour, and "a ~
risf universal fsrtinp. Or sAkDLs' ell p'aoe q -
stoyeusu.o hous- for hort ,ur ThCs- sNr.f F1li
CO WI him Ofc- hour. i3nl IL, . JclJck
Rrplatips, ~ good as Dew.-fs7l -ss ha'is1 s'ed
ca to-. rs.ket-, toarr ITu., Tes SIS cpo
Sc hoh the .s-r il Of have them --pst
d ic- sud noo-Tis pr.ce b sppy.ng 20 LJClJS
HART Noe SIG 8 Burhns lip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-07

New York Historical socieIy.-A stated meeting of
this Society viii he held Library Tuesday s. De-
etm.tr IN, :. o'clock
Prot HENRI COPPEs, the University Of Penus ,variA
viii Trsc rssrroD TIE COiNClDENC rs OF rdE CON-
QUESTS or NENIC0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-07

Nirtb Ward Republican NoInina tton.- ,,, -, =,
Favor oi the BIBLE in out PubLC sCHOOLS
70, ScAeoi Comm s,i0ncT-JAMES w. FAIR.
For Scaoo! Inspeotor-AUGUSrUs r. DOW.
f0r SchOoi Iyusfees:
JAMES H. TOWNSEND, CHARLES 1. ENANS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-29

"BUY AN APPLE SIR ~ This is the
question asked by the street Apple Mer-
chant. and many respond to them. by re-
leaving them Of their apples.and giving them
their dimes in return.
We call notice to one boy who is making
an honest living. We understand from Mr..
N. Kelley, that this boy having lost both
Father and Mother. came to Davenport with
the expectation Of finding Sister. but ON
arriving here foud she had moved away and
he being among strangers, and out of funds,
started the apple business on the street and
is making from it, about one dollar per day
This is praisworthy. and We will venture
that he will come out all right
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-29
From Washtngton.

WASHINGTON, March, 20.
The New Orleans Correspondent of the
Galveston News, writes that Col. Lockridge
Is expected to leave for Texas on the cath
inst, with the intention Of reviewing North.
e,n Mexico, and that many Northern men
end considerable means are engaged in the
enterprise.
A letter from Col. Lockridge to the News
confirs the statement
The kansa debate has nearly run out in
tho House which adjourned at this after
noon. no one desiring to speak on the sub
ject
The Treasury last weeks statement shows
the receints for the week to be nearly tour
million dollars, the amount on deposit was
S,50O,00O Of which 1000. 900 is subject to
draft or three and q fifth millions increase
over last week.
The srurkish Admiral and suite
have accepted an invitation to visit the Red
River Of the North, which is the western
boundary Of Minnesota. The principal OBJ
ject being to see the valley Of the river. and
to engage in huntiny the Elk and Buffalo
1t is proposed to make the trip in July.
1t Is said that Vice President Breckin-
ridge. senators Fitch, and Rice, Me.srs
Decker and Cavanaugh Representatives
from Minnesota, ard ex Gov Medary will
accompany the expedition.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-29
WARD MEETINGS.

SATURDAY evening, March 9th, 1853.
FIRST WARD MEETING.
Pursuant to notice the Democrats Of the
First Ward. held primary meeting at the
Store of B. Heinz for the purpose Of nomi-
mating delegate to attend the Democrat
Convention on Tuesday the 3Oth inst.
On motion-Alex. Winegsrter was called
to the chair, and J. c. Hayes appointed Sec
retary.
The following persons were nominated as
des-,.a.e. to attend ead convertion- F.
Smith, Chas Moore. j. C. Hayes. Hugh 7.
Spencer and B. Heinz
On motion. Resolved, That the demo.
Gratis Of the First Ward are requested to
meet at the Store of b Heinz on Wednesday
evening March slst. tor the purpose Of nom-
mating an Alderman to be supported, at the
ensuing election.
Resolped, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the State Democrat
and Ne,rs.
J. G HAYES Ssc'y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-29
Sr IoIrrs March o.

ST.. LOUIS March ~.
Santa Fs papers Of the eth Fe, ruary are
to hand, they contain no news ot special
Importance.
Some Indian difficulties and wanton out
RACES by mexicans against Indians are re-
ported government wagons had been sent
from santa Fe to Fort C.nton wait 70 carry
Capt Bo*mans command to Fort Arrian,
this Company consists Of seventy men and
will 60 70 Utah with the army, tw enty five
mounted men will also accompany him.
Indian agent Carson seys the Utah Indi-
ans are in great want. and have to be fed
literally.
Capt Papes expedition arrived At Don
ana.
The Kansas correspondent Of the Repub
lican says gentleman just from Nemaha
country reports meeting Eve government
trains and ssys that grass IL growing 20
rapidly on the plains that it would subsist
stock within Eve days.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-29
lIof the Ocnocrat.1
DAVENPORT. March o. 1853,

DAVENPORT, March ~, 1858.
MEssls. RICHARDSON & WEsr-G entlemen:
Il have been informed that certain inter
ested parties designing to injure the stand
ing Of yonr journal with my personal and
political friends. are circulating story. to
the effect that was elected from your Of
flee. after having been most shamefully
treated by you.
In justice to you and myself, wish
all my friends to understand that my
relations with you are Of the most friendly
character, and that the circumstances which
compelled my retirement from the editorial
charge ofyour paper-have not in the least
diminished my respect for you personally
or my desire for the prosperity of the Demo
crot.
When learned that a committee of the
so called American Democracy had waited
on you, an demanded my dismissal, under
threats of injuring your business if 1 were
retained, could not but believe with you.
that it was my duty to Withdraw from your
paper. Driving me out of employment does
not change my principles or feelings, for l
still am supporter of Mr.. Jennings, and am
determined to sustain him to the end.
lam truly yours.
GEO. NJ. VAN HOSEN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-29
RIVER ITEMS.
ARRIVALS.

AhKl Walls.
DAvEsroxr. March..2s.
BN CANrsELL, Capt Clark.
Ewvor.
= Lorenx Paker, Galena.
H1xRY Clay. st. Louis.
: DEPARTURES.
BW CAxrBnI, Keokuk.
Envoy.
kArE CAssEI, Dubuque.
GaANrrE STATE, St Louis.
HxrnY CLAY.
me F. Lorenz, Capt Parker. arrived here
to.day from Galena, loaded with -four and
LEAD bound for St Louis. reports the lake
paopened The river raising above with
aix fset on the rapids. The Galens is to
ran betweenS st. Paul and St. Louis.
sIAbr TMk-We are informed by . pas
sh6tF that the fac esssnsr Ben Csmpbsll
Capt Clerk in command, made the run up
from Montrose to Davenport. in thirteen
hour and five minutes. The boat had
strong wind to contend with all the way.
This is the fastest time ever made in this
travel We are glad to see Capt. Clark once
once more on the river. He is deservedly Q
very popular man. and travellers aim for
the boat whereof he is Master.
The Henry Clay arrived up to-day, rs-
ports that the Excelsior sunk two barges
below, loaded with wheat from Muscatine.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-29
New York Matters. i.

New York, March a7.
Santa Anna left Carthagena March 18th,
for Havsns, en- route for Mexico.
We have news from Venizuila that the
partizans Of ex-President Baez, had ruined
the standard Of revolution, and the Presi
dent Mengus was closely assigned the pal
ace.
Supplies of ammunition for the Baez party,
were on the way to Csracco.
Late accounts from Dominica announces
the downfall Of Baez and his Mulatto con-
federates.
The Tribune is informed that an agent Of
Gen. Viduari has arrived in this city from
Monterey. wi h authority to propse loan.
The money is TO be employed to send him
arms and munitions Of war. and in or9ani
zing an expedition Of volunteers to arm un-
der him and aid his schemes in the interior
Of the Republic.