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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-18
WATTS 4 SKULL,
Hats and Caps.

lust received, large assortment of Hats
81 and Caps, SIRousE FRIEDMAN,
opposite Ferry Landing, McGresor. 2:3yl
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-18
NsaSsssee-s V0aiee.

BLACkSNITHlNG.
TVNliE subscriber has the pleasure tn inform
i the citizens of Floyd County and the pub
Tic generally that he II now prepared toeNo-
cute all orders for Blacksmith work ut his new
shop, corner of Water and Milwaukee streets
Particular attention will he given TO the
5oeiag Of Hrscs and o1ea;
Carriages handsomely Ironed,
and all work entrusted to him will be faithful
" and promptly executed. The undersigned
ilatters himself that his experience and skill
will enable him TO fully meet the expectations
and wishes of his customers and give general
satisfaction A liberal share of the pulic pat
ronage is respectfully solicited
FRANKLIN Il. WO0IIEY.
s.. Charles, F'osd o., yuly %, 1856. ;ltf
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-18
Moving and Reaping Machines.

ALSO, Agents for the Young America
Corn and Cob Mill, the best Cast Iron Grain
Mil yet invented. Feeling confident of our
lhilityA furnish the best goods on favorable
terms. we would invite dealers in. these arti
cles 10 call and examine our stocl. before pur
chasing elsewhere, i 49,
T0SE. MITCHELL, s. co.
Milwaukee. April, 1857 lv33
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

The necessity and expedency OF requsition
upon Congress for direct legislation to protect
property in slaves in the Federal Territories is
warmly discussed in Southern Journals Tie
Charleston Mercury is against such requistion-
saying:
1T il not necessary for the existence of Slavery in
Territory that there should be special laws passed
fol It's protection. Slaves property Just any
other subject Of property. The Courts OF the United
States in Territory have only 70 administer the laws
protecting all other property IN their application 70
slaves and the protection viii be sufficient For IN
stance, il is felony to steal h0r'e or watch. Let
the same law be applied to stealing slave. II i
criminal ofense to beat cruelty OF 20 al wen,Only any
animal Let the same law be applied 10 the protec-
tion of the slave II man keep and uses MA neigh
bors animals, he IL amensb.e 10 damages, and 20
would he be in hsrboring slave. Al the Judges OF
a Territory appointed by the President If the
United States, by and with the consent Of the Senate
and not by the people the Legislature Of Terri
tory. Ii a Territorial Legislature should pass laws
prohibiting or abollshing Slavery in Territory the
Courts in Territory would declare them void. Il
they should pass laws declaring that the law. protect
ing all other kinds OF property should not protect
Slavery they would be set aside BIZ ,he Judiciary.
A. long "a Territory is Territory, slavery under
the Constitution Ol the United States must BE-
protected a. property, ami the Courts OF the IergI
tory under the appointment and control o the head Oi
the Federal Government, must enforce the projection
if the decree Of the Supreme Court Of The Cnital
States is enforced. When a Territorial Government
j. organized in Territory, all the principles Of the
Common Law are either put in force by the act cre-
ating the Government OF Territory, VI they enter
the Territory with Onr citizens D-9Driq r,g0rs ami
Il our citizens euter Territory with al the guaren-
tees for the protection If persons and property which
thev enjoyed in the State. These are amply -Hfi-
for the protection Of slavery; and ell arguments
y, either by seton OF nonae,ion over Slavery IN
Territory, are fa-e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
The mails for Europe by the Royal Mail steam
ship Persia will close this morning st 9 O'Clock.

The Eostem Argus (Portlsnd) is unwilling to
give up beaten in all the Congress Districts of
Maine II admits that the returns from the
lid District elect French by So majority but says
johnson will contest the seat. Should he do so
with as much spirit and lbcrality as he displayed
in the canvass, he may have chance yet.
The With District is squarely claimed again by
The Argus. 1t asserts that Bradbury has ,03O
majority in ArOostook, and that this elects him by
6s majority We shall not be surprised to see the
returns made 10 conform to this. They may just
as well make the majority in Aroostook 800 as
800, since it is certain that all il is put over 200
will be gross, audacous fraud. Plaquemine and
Oxford are outdone by Aroostook. We shall not
be surprised to see Bradbury get the certificate.
1t must have cost him more than il is worth.
p. S.-The Bangor Whig of the 9th has the
following votes of the French settlements reported
TO it b. Democrat in Aroostooh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

Ii is utterly idle, mistaken, prepcsterous TO rely
for the protection Cf life on the humanity. pru-
dence, selfnterest, or good sense, of the builders
and owners Of vessels for the conveyance of passen-
gers. Whatever may be the priori presumption
that they will eyince tolerabe regard for the
safety of the precious burden which they solicit,
sad experience has indeieasbly established that
they will do nothing of the sort. Wherever else
the Sovereignty Of the Individual may be conceded.
here il hiss been tested and found to result in
disaster. Every steamship, steamboat, ferrybost,
is msn-trap, into which people are lured by
snowy appearances and voluble assurances of
safety and, once out OF reach of land, are wan
tony exposed to be crushed by collision. drowned
by the laundering Of the vessel scalded raw BY
IN explosion, or roasted alive by conhagratiou.
Human lives are squandered BY wholesale as reek.
lcssly as ever by Vandal conqueror or Oriental
tyrant and not even the most besotted can deny
thst the obvious cause of the disaster is to be found
in cupsble human csrelessncss-a recklessness
which, in view Of It's results, is at once folly aud
crime.
Twenty years sgc II was SIS manifest ~ il now
is that no passenger steamboat ought TO he steered
by ropes-ihat many pvecious lives had been sacr-
feed TO their use, owing TO the readiness with
which these could be DESTROYED by FIRE and the
boat thus disabled in the very sgouy of her peril
Clesrsghted disnterested persons urged that these
ropes should be replaced by chains of iron, whereby
the guidance of the vessel by her helm might often
be retained several minutes longer than when il
was left 10 the mercy Of tow string. The de-
uonstration wss unou'wcrabe, the neces,ity ur-
gent, the peril. manifold. the cost Of .ro1 t'er-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
From Albany.

ALBANl. tuesday, Sept. y lA
The Court OF Appeals commenced hearing ess.ss
to-day. Mr.. Bankmau, counsel in the Csncem css,
moved that the cause be placed on the calenisrtss
present Term and argued on the 18th Of Oc,obs,.
This motion was granted. He also moved that lso
counsel be heard the part Of Csncemi bat tAr
Court decided that they could only hear one on esca
side.
The Hon. Daniel :. Dickinson asked and ob,,iu.i
leave Ia move the Rudolf murder case next week.
IL il understood that the Cour, viii ieciie the Roeev
urrder case this term. Three opinions probably r1
be written. by judges Hanis DEMO aud Roosevelt.
II Is rumorcd that the Court stands live against ths
prisoner 20 three in his favor.
The Governor aud State Oilicers viii 20 Town 20
New-York on Sunday night, end attend TO Quarantine
matters on Monday.
Extensive preparations being made for the grand
parade and for the trial of the he companies u the
United States, which commences here tomorrow and
lasts through the following day. Phoenix, No I, VI
Providence Ocean, No. 5. of New-ilaven, and Nep.
tune No. 8, of Detroit, are already here.
The Canal Board are to-day engaged in q warn
debate on the proposition OF Mr. Ruggles 10 urge f<
ward the completion Of the Erie Canal through the
Csyuga marshes. The pnicct is earnestly oppOsedh h
behalf ot Oswego.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

The steamship Moses Taylor arrived from As
rinwall last evening with the San Francisco mails
of the 9th inst. and more than million and hall
in specie. The California State election resulted
in the choice of Joseph G. Baldwin, the Admins.
tration candidate for Judge of the Supreme Court.
The Anti-Lecompton candidates for Congress are
reported chosen, the Administration forces not
voting on the ground that no lawful election this
year can take place. in consequence of law passed
last year, Our correspondents letter contains
terrible record of crime. From South America
the most important item of intelligence is that the
Monsgas difficulty has led to the blockading of the
ports of Lagusyn and Puerto Cabelo by the British
and French forces. There are further reports Of
troubles between the Indians and whites in Oregon
and New Caledonia.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

chains the mere-t bsgateile-yet the henp~n ropes
continued in general use until Congress ey per-
emptory law. said. This mu.t stop" whereupon
II did stop. We doubt that the iron CHAINS haze,
on the whole. cost more than the henPen ropes
did. while they have, in al probability. SAVED hun
dred. Of liye. Yet, but for the Imperative IT,
quirement Of law, the ropes would have been IN
general U.s. 10 this hour.
For yesr.. We have urged that every passenger
ve.-el ought to be practically incombustble-that
is, 20 shielded from conHsgration by Accr-plate',
ceng. &c, Of sheet-ron tin or zinc, or by IN
combu,tible paints, that hours woaid be required
for the diffusion Of fire from end OF her to the
other We confidently assert that ten thousand dol
lars wisely expended would make the burning Of any
Of our great steamships in the presence OF her
passengers and crew 8 moral impossibilty. And
who that goes down to the sea in ships Of the
Collin. order would not gladly spare SlV,0o0 from
the upholstery and furniture Of the steamer to
which be commits himself if he might thereby be
assured sganst fire 4! What sense is there in di-
yidng steamship into water-tight compartments
st heavy cost yet leaving her without that se-
curity against fire which might be provided st even
less expense Can any one imagine reason for
leaving yoyagers utterly exposed to this most fright
ful Of all possible marine dia-tersl
To argue this matter further with steamship
owners would be inconsistent with .ef-respect.
Their avarice and blind confidence in luck are liz
yincibe. We shall never trouble hsm again on
the subject. But W. earnestly entreat Of Congress
that not another Session shall BE- allowed to pass
without law making it crime to send to sea
another passenger -hiP, new or old, which has not
been rendered 50 far ncombustible that the run
ming Of fire along her decks or ceilings shall be
henceiorth impossible.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

The report made By the Quarantine CcIInissior-
ers "a the Governor aud the arguments by which
they fortified it, have been, BY this time doubtless
well considered by the public; and il is IL be hoped
tba. tbe diverse interests which are involved in
that yexed question may be seen to be thereby
rccopcied and satisfied. .As We have said once or
twice before. the recent destruction Of the Hos
pitsls at Staten Island, however outrageous that
act NAV be considered, and with whatever con-
dempaton We may visit it, has properly nothing to
do with the question of where Quarantine should
pov be established. In the consideration Of 3 mat
ter Of so much importance to the welfare Of the
present and future population OF the commercial
center of this country. we should not permit our
se,e, to be Influenced BY any feeling Of Indignation
o. grdictyene.s tovsrd tbst portion Of the people
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
NEW ,oRh DAILY TR,l NJ WEDNESDAY sEPTEMBEE o. 1855.

bring about fusion Of rsccs. and to introduce.
the civilization Of Europe The iirst step proposed
i. 70 decentralize 70 certain extent the Algerian
Administration, ss TO give to tae local suthor-
ties o greater latitude and responsibility. and not
70 interfere with them except IN matters Of Ger.
tain importance and of general interest. To this
end il is proposed To dispense with the Governor
Generalship and to govern from Paris-on the plan
apparently of the administration ot the English
colonies This decentralization is not however, to
extend TO tie military authority. Il is proposed to
confer tie authority Of the GoyeEnor-General in
this respect upon some superior officer 10 have
the command -In-chef oi the army In Africa, 10 b.
responsible for the security of the country and The
safety of tie frontiers. aRi 20 have both the land
and naval forces at his disposal. The French have
difficult task before them. The colonization even
Of an unoccupied country is liable to many draw
backs, bu;.to colouize in the face Of warlike
population whom IL is not proposed TO drive out or
exterminate. but 10 civilize snd sbsoTb, IS stu
more difficult matter
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER.

We propose To issue on the lst day of October
next the second number of THE TRIBUNE MER-
Camille ADVERTISER. 1t viii be issued monthly
hereafter, and devoted exclusively to the interests
and uses Of the Mercantile Public, on the follow.
ing PLAN
l. II will contain full reports Of tine Markets, with
such other Commercial and Money Intelligence as
shall be deemed Of special interest to Merchants.
III. 1t will be gent without charge by mail, postage
prepaid to 50, 900 Country Merchants who buy goods
in New-York, Philadelphia Baltimore, Boston.
The names will be selected by Messrs. McKillop &
mercal Agency and they guarantee that not ess than
1000 shall b. sent, this being the full number Of
Country Merchants that they consider il desirable thus
to address.
III. The total expense viii be defrsyed by Mercan-
tile Advertising for which One Dollar per line will be
charged. Those who require their advertisements 10
be displayed will make special bargains therefor
1t is believed that 10 equal opportunity for ad-
dressing Country Merchants was ever offered in
the United States, even at double or treble the
cost Of this. This sheet is intended for Merchants
alone, and will contain no other matter than such
ss is adapted to their wants. We have every facli-
IS for making Mercantile Advertiser that will
deserve the appreciation Of Merchants, and We
respectfully invite their cooperation. Advertise
ments received at The TRIBUNE Office. Ifby
letter, address HORACE GREELEY & Co.,
Neo York Sept n, 1853. No l5i N,ssa1 st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
A. the UniyerssIi.. Genera Convent;on At Proyi

dence, r. l., last Thursday, the Hon. John Gal
braith of Penlsy wanna submitted the following
"ResoJsed Tbst We hear with satisfaction and graft
tlde the fact that withia the past year eteT- of fe
lowship have been received, by lady and that We
recognize the ghts u women found possessing high
moral and intellectual a.taimnert- promptly u all in
the work OF preaching the doc,Iines Of Christian Uni
yer.alIsn. 10 receive etters II fellowship, end engage
in the work II the Ministry and that II be r.con-
merded that our public schools 4ni colleges be opened
FOR females on equal terms with ma'e-.'
The resolution put on its passage, and lost.
Yeas, l3: Nays. 81. II Is the first tine, We BE-
Heye, that the propriety Of preaching BY women
hs. ever been considered in an ecclesiastical body
in this country.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
A report published in the Monitsur. address

A report published in the Monitear, addressed 10
the Emperor by Jerome Napoleon, Prince Minister
of Algeria and the colonies, throws considerable
light on the present condition of the French pos
sessions in Africa. Algeria Is divided into three
provinces, which again subdiyided into military
and civil districts. The military districts which
include those parts Of the country inhabited exclu
siyely, or nesrly 50, BY Arabs, are governed by
generals. il having bteI found that military author
ty is the sort of government best suited 10 the habits
and traditions Of the natives. In these districts
the Arab Chiefs still exercise, under the superior
authority of the military Governors, an influence
the continuance of which is not compatible with
The French scheme of ciyilizing the people. That
can only be- done BY the substitution OF III
Jyidual action and individual responsibility in
The place Of tribal action aud tribal responsibility
which hes at the bottom of the Arab system. In
the few districts in which the European element
predominstes. civil administration exists under
the direction Of projects. But in these districts,
too individual action and responsibility are greatly
curtaied by the close guardianship which the
Government exercises over both business snd
persons.
The conquest of the country and the establish
nent Of French authority appear to be complete.
Crimes are n.re, roads and property are sale, ana
he taxes are regularly paid. Colonization, how
ever. has hitherto proved failure, and IS at pres
ent at a complete standstiIl. There are in Algeria
barely 2eo.cO0 Europeans, of whom but hsli
are French. The number of agricuturlsts, ma
tiyes included. is less than 100 OOo, caPitai scarce;
there is no spirit Of enterprise, but on the contrary
3 great deal Of dissarrangement among ooth Tie
colcnists and capitalists who have undertaken agri-
cultural operations.
The objects Of the French are stated to be to
keep in check and 10 ciyilize the armed and war
Ike natives 10 sttrsct eusrsnts to tie country 70
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
From Washingtou

NAsHIN1iuN, Ile~isy, Sept y Ia,s
PCr-ers Kelly. Harwood and jackson hHvs . ,>''.
dored to the Paraguay expeditions Pursr HauS..s.
Navy Yard. PensacJis, Fla; and Purser Base 70. We
10 the Navy y ar Boston, in place OF Parsr Re-.
detached.
Commander SenInes has been detached NIL.
Mobile District a. Lighthouse lrspectox AL 90
pointed Secretary TO The Lighi-liouse b ard a,W.T
inEion.
Lieut.. Chapman has been appointed Lica, H....
Inspector of the Mobile District.
Commander Sands has been detached from N. c...
suryey, ard ordered to the Bureau OF CODs,rucs~
Equipment and Repairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
Odd Fellows Hall---PemnsyIvania
State Fair.

PITTsBuRGH, Tuesday, Sept. y ISN
Odd Fellows Hall in this city, was dedicated to-sg
with appropriate and imposing ceremonies. SeveS
prominent members of fhe Order from abroad wcn
present, among Others, Gen. Simon Cameron and le
venerable p. c. Widely officers Of the Grand Lodge
Of Pennsylvania. The Grand Encsmpment were slao
present, the members Of which marched IN processa
through the principal Streets numbering about fess
hundred. After the procession they Assembled in the
National Theater, where the dedicatory address vs.
delivered by the Hon. VIM. L. johnson.
The State Fair opened this morning under moA
favorable auspices. The weather has been delghuiA
all along and the visitors than az any
previous exhibition. The agricultural, mechanical
and floral display is splendid.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
Markets..

PHit ,DELfHI.. Sept. 2.-FLous frpi At s5 SSsj y
"H,,r .esrce snd wanted. CoES-whits, g.. wsia'
trn O. 2idlj.
BALTIMORE, Sep. 8-RLoUs steady at IS 50 for Hsy,n
and Ohio WHEAT firm snd unchanged. Coks-feass
.nd aite sods2- wHIsSY lower. Provisions '-p fs''
M,ss <i5 59fl7 25
h. for rLovE the demand especially 1r bsttr -
common gass da! sales 90 bbs 81 =, 10 fn ~,
lIeTlne nos, - 81 - 81 for god % c5os
diana MicLizsu. Ohio aud Canadian. WHssy dnIj h's
above tho.. Il buyers. .ales 5e ss< "hhe ~
tlcky a. - 2 or common ei - for caore tohs ~ g.
nard, Earke, Ssady sars - 90 hgs. NJ 81 ier -
40 Dlsh - "a for sHd a. sos prime N.Y. ,a,.2t
ssies 49,. ss<s. a, g.. OArs, +4of5o. hE nsw 49,
0seT; -sss l bbs. al IL. Canal tRE iSGfs aEnazhs"
fr flolr lie. for Wbssi, lo for Con- 70 SSwdon "a
bush Corn ii2f bush Rye, 92 bush Barley LIZA oon -
SHIPPED by Canal 2f78 bb Flour, " go 64sA Whesi, ~
AIs.ss Ssp, 2S-6 :. nL-fLors snd wHEAT uneAsae,.
and mag.e, inactive. WHEkr o1- freely, and few 49,.
Wh..s Wisconsin sold . a.. COss quite d1I ssd -
Er~rl freely ssls a. u, as.e' iof Western aIsi -
sbou- o. bas1 sio4t, ID the n0nng 81 eIf "a
altFrnaoD se4fs dls hIl 3. hs close oi ins msfkss =
ba,h. Canada HHEAr sod a. . ri 70 BE- dsiissrln
Yof, seua' - H. sDs- 81. 4 OARS q; nSF a
ssdec shipped. IlooD b-sh wLs.l ss,ooo bash Ca ~
ossrSo, sep, e. ep ra-storE Unchanged MALI .ss'
ss~. 500 bu.. wLite leh.sss al ~ ~ cots Ia
quiet. CAysL FHEiGtTs unehsuEsj. flour H. hhss hh..,
Con 7ic, 20 N~ YORK. LAEs isP0ETs: 1900 s-- csx,L
1000 bah. Cora 4.osc bss. Barley 2sl s-h ~ -, "A
Pea ..Sr
csfc,so. sep. - p r--FLors quit 8sI.rsfs1
e. IL. oOsN se'lse a, o.. oars tnh supstsI COO;
IL i3c bb.,. s3-f 80 t4sa Wa"st isss g.r tss
sh.pll,nts a. O.Ses0: is50 bl.h. Cofn. kkeHr''-"
bb. Folr ~ 90 blsk. - Leaf, g yD Sl.l 'o- yssxf
CNCnNATL S-gt A-FL0Us d-l ard = n-lsra. n-lsS,,.I
Nrv-o.LEANs :, p. 2s.CoTIoS-S.s. ie,sAJ 10 ie.
a. It 2 sliIo. elotaAly higher psices- 80, w.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
Arrest Of a Murderer.

PROVIDENCE, Tuesday, Sept. y, ISB.
james Larkn, for the murder Of James Dovhng 10
the Five Points on the 9th Of August Was arrested
by Capt Dowlng of the Sixth Ward Police Of New.
York, Ibis morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
The Case Of Capt. TOwmsend.

Bu>ION, Iut-UdN, r'PNs D INN
Capt. Townsend of the slave brig Echo, after fz.
Their examination this morning, was remsnded for
further hearing before the United States Circck
Court, which meets Oct. ID, when the question d
jurisdiction will be argued He was al.o admitted 10
bail in E., 900 a complaint of misiemeanor unds
the act of ISIS preferred By the District Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
MoYement Of Troops.

ST. L0rIs, Tuesdsy Sept. o iS1s.
Leavenworth dates of the 9th inst. are received
Col. Sumner arrived from the Cheyenne expedition On
hat day and proceeded TO IT. Louis TO assume tho
command of the Department of the West. -Four coon
panies Of his regiment would arrive in day or twon
axe their poet at the Fort.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
Democratic NOmiuatiou.

BUFFALO Iuesiay, >sy,. = lsN
The Democratic Convention to-lay son;n.,.,,
ace alnstion Israel I. Hatch for re,lec,,o, -
from tbs District.
" r. Nichols was nonins;sd hor s,,,s So.
place Of Waiswor.h, resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

Smiths maioritv..l39 Bradbury. .-6oA!!
Rather smart cheating. but not enough of IT,
Yet there may have been enough more such at
some unknown hole in the woods to swindle Mr..
Foster out OF the return. Money was the motive
power bv which this result was achieved.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
Nichigan State Fair.

DETROIT, Tuesday, sept. y, lSA
The Tenth Annual Fair of the Michigan Ssn
Agricultural Society commences to-day and contlnaa
four days. The weather delightful and the estnss
are large, particularly OF horses and cattle. ns
attendance promises to be larger and the exhibits
more srccessiu, than any previous year.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

CorEr oE APPE,Ls, scpt. .s-Nos. lS $40, 80 T,
ijI s.ruc 4 fr1tn IRE cll-rfsr.
No 8 a 81 "a reserved fof Iuesisy. or. 8
No l. exfi znEed -ith ~. liA PecEe Csrce-A No
.irn On rut rsie-dar rrs-tec
~. ~. ressrsrd i.r OF.
Tt. P.r. 90 Eiuatd Rlof o. llrruert NJ n
L. = :. I---.-- b. D : ..- b. .a. 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
The Steamship Calhoun.

WAsHINGfON, Tuesday, Sept. =, 40.
New-Orleans papers Of Thursday, received hess,
say that the steamship Calhoun il ashore three mibs
east of ST. Marks in four feet OF water The lhous
was from Key West bound To New-Orleans and ha
non-srivs had caused great anxiety for her safety.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Republican Nomination

''.'' r"'~uHyi M. y IA
Tie Hon. Lewis B. Ccnias was reoo,oi,.,-..
Corgre's this afternoon by the Republican
for tie wi District. OF the ssveHth bsr,, -,
- vote. to % J. ID. Putnam.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

BOSTON, Tuesday, Sept. q, 100.
The bark Young Turk, Capt. Harding, has arrived
from Malaga, Sept. /, with the first cargo Of new
rai.lr-.