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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-18

SiXty-Six Acres Of Land for
Sale.
TINE undersigned offers for sale valuabe tract of
i land containing the above number Of acres. foar
miles north west of Richmond, the Williams burg
Pike There is aoout 40 under cultivation and
recently cleared There is the premises .
Portable dwelling. stable. &c &c
For further particulars inquire the premises, or Of
J. H. PopP, Esq. in the city OF Richmond.
JONATHAN BROWN.
9Th mo. 9TH, 1859. 26-2m
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DIS8oL.uTIo n.

NoINk is AsesAy eivsa that u ec-parsn err ,hip
Sr SrssanG essvsa WN. 0ORS JCH and CURTIS
!. a.. ssdss he sa.s ~ style 4 0srsseh Grave
~ ~ eassssvsa - nuS1 consent. These
teensesvss inAsSssA ,hs ahevs arm are re.
S.s1 % eau t0oeAtateay tAs AID se>nd uhe-e ~.
lay. ~s1ss without de-
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NA' 1e's. CCkflS GRAVE
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tne ousinsss viii b Continued a tAe "a &c. -
1sof east Of the New York Sscss aad u,See ST. M
aney are ordesisg sDd receiving nAav 81 sAe;r 80
lesI nom ne n:aafaessreEs. aaa eeasssoent's can
W 49, 49, ~ f,ees. oe.. With any hoass in the West.
respectfully solicit al thoes Who Aave her~,as-.
pAtfen,ed the house % stli costume % q 40 40 -
invite All others 70 givs call before pun.sas;.
ssesnere q ws expect 10 tesp snesal assortmsn. ~
Der Betting. &C.. &r. -' --N~ mas
GORsUCH POE.
A. have sold my intefess in the Hardware ,,>ss .,
:. Poe. Esa and An abess retiring nom basine.s
would rscommsnd 70 tAoss Who hsvs 70 lker.v At
ron,zed US An my friends esasraity . eontinuanss
OF their patronage to tie new firm q 0cssuc6 & Pc
,s.a CURTIS GRAVE
guy ~ 1Sos' IS
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10 Horse Engine
Complete Via fesuistof AaatoIe Pap nofe >s.o IN
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6 Horse Engine.
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WITH pump ana reSoator locn gore, a 'aSa -
stroke with iron bed, seo."
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Complete with pump and iron oei VIA ~ooa "a, a.,
frame inch bore ineh s;soxe' SoV W
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Teas, Teas!

q FRESH supply OF choice Tea. various kinds ana
- qualities BousekeePers you'd do call ana
~ xmine them CIV. RARNEe
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For Sale.

GONE Beautiful lots OF Land from to Eve acres
- situated one mile west If Richmond the Nation.
al Road. The above Lots be bought five annual
payments. with per cent. interest.
JOHN p SMITH
Sep Is, 1858. 4otf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-18

- If you want good Ice Cream, so to Pres.
colts.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-18

ID TING PAPE Il - Double
- Thick, White, in large sheets a. the
35-2w CITY BOOKSTORE,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
SALOON AND RESTAURANT,

THE subscriber informs the public a
L that he has fitted up-in connec- 4senSs9 n,
ton with his SAL00NS-an elegant AA4sSsaix
suit of rooms now in use as a RESTAURANr.
The Saloons are well stocked with the bes
brands of Liquors, of all kinds and descriptions
and are under the charge polite efficient mana
gers whose constant care it is to make visitors ant
patrons comfortable and at home.
The Restaurant is under the superintendent
of an experienced and capable Steward and il
supplied with attentive and obedient servants anc
no expense, labor or trouble is spared to furnisl
the table with the very best that the surrounding
country and the city market afford. The hes
order is preserved throughout the building, an'
every precaution is taken and effort made con
ducive to the enjoyment and comfort of tn
guests. This arrangement is pCrmanent an
the public may rely upon being accommodated a
all times aud III the best style possible.
GEO, W. GRUBBS.
October s, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
A L s o.
GREENS CARMINATIVE SYRUP,

GREENS CARMINATIVE SYRUP,
OR, DIARRIIEA MIXTURE
A speedy, safe and efsctuol remedy for d.
orhoa, Dyscntcry Cholera Intdntnm, or
Summer Complaint Of Chitdren, Cholera
Morbas, and any, or all, Irregularities Of
the Bo0eIs.
Travellers should always have n supply of this
Syrup with them, to counteract the arrangement
of the Bowels consequent on using change of
Water.
Every Family should keep this Syrup, and par
tcularly in the summer time, when Fruits are
abundant, and the bowels of Children frequently
become deranged 1t will be found ciIcacous in
restoring them to their usual healthy action.
Hundreds of certificates might be obtained,
establishing the value of this remedy in diseases
of the bowels, one only Of which We will insert
here Read the following from o. A. Luckett,
ESQ, an eminent Lawyer, and highly respectable
citizen of Canton, Miss.
"Ths certfes that have used Green's Car
mnative or Diarrhoca Mixture in my family for
several years with perfect success, and confidently
recommend it to the public, as the best remedy
know Of for Diarrhma and similar diseases Of the
Bowels. 1t is especially adapted to the summer
complaints of children, who take it readily, and
are fond of IT, o. A. LUChEIT'
"Canton, Sept. 90, '5s"
For sale by COMPTON THOMAn,
Yazoo City,
And by thJ proprietors,
CASSELL & BAUGHN, Canton, Miss
June 1S, 1859. AZ ]!
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

VIGILANCE COMMITTEE IN South CARO-
LINA.-A correspondent of the Charleston
Mercury writes from Blackville, S, G., on
the 10Th alt, as follows:
"Our citizens have appointed a committee
of five to wait on all persons arriving here
Of suspicious character, for the purpose OF
examining such persons and giving them
such treatment as the circumstances de-
mand,
On the night of the 11th inst, carriage
trimmer became alarmed and left by stealth.
On the 18th inst. Salvo. whose head was
shaved aud tarrcd at Lowry Post Office,
was shipped by railroad to Augusta, and is
now, we understand in EaGcfcld District,
tuning pianos On the l4th we sent of a
foot-trayclcr, who was passing through The
country with an air gun, dice box, and
some stclcoscopic views, and, last night, we
started back to Charleston a man named
Jones, who came here with his wife, direct
from Vermont, for the profcssed purpose OF
taking ambrotyrcs. Having no use for such
yaeabond characters, when they hail from
abolition territory, We advise them to keep
away.
"'rhe Columbus (Ga. Sun also mentions
the arrest, in that city, of Wm Scott, q
member Of the firm of Chas. Scott Il Co.,
dealers in cmbroideries linens, &c, 256
Canal street, New York. An open exprcs.
sion of sympathy for "Old Brown" and
the possession of Beechers incendary ser'
mons, We're the occasion Of the arrest lie
received "notice to quit" and took his de-
parture by the FIRST train"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
NUMBER "A.

/ laying hands on our institutions, repel their
attacks by force; and if the Union fall in the
conflict, it will only crush those who are the
authors of this strife.
| am aware that touch rudely the most cher
shed sentiments of some of my fellow citizens
who have cen taught to regard the Union as the
paramount political good, and who believe that
the Union of these States cost all the sacrifices
made by the sires of the Revolution.
| draw different lesson from the history of
that conflict. The fact that looms up on our
visions, great and palpable as a mountain, is this
that "the battles of the Revolution we're
fought not that the colonies might be united, but
that the colonies might be free" and perish my
name among men if ever am found setting tn
foim of government above the freedom Of this
people.
If the warning voice of the united South be I'M
needed: if the fear of losing the many alyantaees
they now derive from this Union be insufficient
to restrain sectional majority from mauilcstiue
their hostility to our institution by the election
of a Black Republican to the Pres lcucy OF the
United States, | shall regard the institution of
slavery so seriously threatened gs 90 Justify and
demand a calling together of all the States inter-
csted in its p'rpeuation, for the adoption of such
measures rs the representatives of the southern
States may deem necessary for the preserve ion
Of that right which was bought for us by tine
blood Of our Revolutionary sires, and which we
cannot surrender without pecuniary ruin and
political degradation-the right to govern our
selves.
To this council, hope Mississippi will send
her truest aud hest men and when line Of
oicy shall have been marked out, that she will
he found among the foremost Of the defenders Of
the South, unawed by the threats Of her open
enemies, unseductd by pretended friends who
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
CITATION NOTICE.
October %, 1859.
n WilZidml DOnelSON

To William DoaelSon.
XTOU are hereby cited to be and appear before
the Probate Court of Yazoo county, State
Mississippi, on the fourth Monday of November
next, to answer the petition of William NJ Donel
SON for final settlement as your Guardian, am
for leave to surrender his letters Of Guardianship
By order of the Court.
JOHN BRUMFIELD, Clerk.
H. BOWMAN, Sol'r
October 30, IS5G-5t.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

DECIDEDLY ANclENT.-Speaking Of old
folks, several OF the papers have OF late been
giving lists Of the most aged men in the
country. We think we know case that
will turn them all down. There is an old
colorcd woman in Columbia, Ala, who on
being asked her age, stated that she did not
know how old she was, but she cooked for
Ae hands hat dag The Chotohoochc ,tccr.-
Some amt itY
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
October s, 1885,
ST. NICHOLAS HOUSE.

sSSs a-1AN -ss-N-
HlHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
of Yazoo City, and the public generally, that
he has opened in the Cellar, under 5. Ii. Wilson
Jewelry store, a new and elegant
map UL2AN&s
which will be kept constantly supplied, through
out the season, with the choicest Meats, Wild
Game, Fish and Fowls, that the New orleans
market can furnish, together with OYSTERS
served up in every style.
Experienced Cooks and attentive Walters haV'
been secured, and the public may be assured
that nothing will be left undOne to deserve then
patronage, which is solicited.
Re7s@ Fresh FISH and OYSTERS received daily
from New Orleans Families can be supplied OIL
the shortest notice.
nay Suppers furnished for BALLS and Parties
FL. NICHOLS.
October %, 1850
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
4sEiassst NJ ANSI0N HOUSE A1fA MA
@A1 YAZOO CITY, MISS. ELs

THE subscriber informs the public that he has
become the proprietor of the MANSION
HOUSE, in Yazoo City, and that it is now oper
under his immediate superintendent for tn,
reception and accommodation of travellers, Wis
itors and boarders. The building has beer
overhauled, cleansed and repaired from cellar t,
garnet, and the chambers thoroughly aired scour
ed, reftted and refurnished. The facilities tO
accommodation at this house have been great,
increased by the recent erection of wing Il
the main building, in which are ten large ant
spacious Sleeping Apartments.
The DINING ROOM and TABLE will receiv
the particular care and attention of the Pro
prietor.
None but the most competent, obedient an
careful Servants will be employed.
The Table will be furnished with every sub
stantal aud delicacy that can be obtained, an
no effort nor expense spared to render guest
comfortable and contenied.
WIN. WYMAN, Proprietor.
Yazoo CITY, October Is, 1853.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the old firm of Z. b.
n Cook & Co., either by Notes or Accounts
are requested to call and settle at once; other
wise, we shall be forced to place the same II
an Officers hands for collection.
P. b. COOK 4 CO., in liquidation.
Yazoo City, June 18, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
NOTICE.

T1ROM this date, offer my entire stock OF
BUGGlES and FURNITURE at as Low rates
as the same description of goods can be obtained
in New Orleans. Call and examine my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as am certain the
prices and quality of my goods will give satsfac-
L. L. BOWER
September 10, 1859. 6m'
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

Extra Class 3, Draws October 3, 1859.
And on every succeeding day Sundays except
ed) Mt o'clock P NJ.
BsisH In this Scheme there are IS Numbers
placed in the Wheel-from l up to I5-and twelve
of those Numbers are drawn from the Wheel. il
person selects one Number out of the 75, and
that Number is among the Numbers drawn, he
gets five times the amount invested, If two
selected Numbers are drawn, he gets thirty fol
one; if three selected Numbers are drawn, he
gets two hundred for one; if four selected Mum
hers are drawn, he gets thousand for one; i
i've selected NumNers are drawn, five thousand
FOR one; if six selected Numbers are draYn, fif
teen thousand to one. Remember! if two or mort
selected Numbers are taken, and all those Mum
bers so selected are not drawn among the Twelve
Drawn Numbers the Ticket is a Blank.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
LIFE NOWADAYS.

Life is but a span-of horses;
One is "Age," the other prime"
Up and down the hill our course is;
go in ponies make your time"
Boyhood plies the Whip of pleasure;
Youthful folly gives the stroke
Manhood soads them at his leisure,
"Let em rip" they're tough as oak
"Hi, ya there" the stakes Wen pocket;
To the wind let care be sent;
fine, 2!40. Whip in socket,
Give EN- string, and let EN- went"
On the sunny read to fifty,
'Prime' is drowned in Lethe's straem.
Gage" is left, lame, old, unthrifty;
Life then proves a ono-horse team.
"Age' jogs on, grows quite unsteady,
Reels and slackens in his pace;
"Kie Ks the bucket always ready;
"Give it up"-Death wins the race.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
PROPOSAL.

BY BAYARD TAYLOR.
The violet loves sunny hank,
The towslip loves the lea,
The scarlet creep5f loves the e'm
But love thee.
The sunshine kisses mount and vale,
The stars they kiss the sea,
The west afHds kiss the clover bloom;
But kiss thee.
The oriolc weds his mottled mate,
The nly's bride o the bee;
Heavens marriage ring is round the earth
Shall wed thee
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

Always be up at sunrise II you wish :
have the most golden Of prospects.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

PAINTS PAlNTSl!
[TTE have in store large supply OF Pnre Whl't
w Lead, French Zinc, Oils, Turpehtlne allC
Varnishes, Colored Paints in Oil and dry of al
oolors. Red Lend, Lythargc, Patent Dryer, Putty
&c, &e., for sale by THOMPSON y GRAY.
May Z, 1860.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
One Hundred Thousand Cures.
AND
N U A ST N G LIE FAILURE!
Green's Ague and Fever Mixture,

Greens Ague and Fever Mixture,
Wdrontcd to cure the Aguc ana .Feuer, or
ChttIs md Fever, IN every case mhere the
directions are .folloaced, without tie aid Of
any other Medicine.
II AVlNG purchased the exclusive right to the
l manufacture and sale of this remedy, we
cheeruly offer it to the public at large, as nearer
q specific for ague and fever than any other medi.
cine known.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
IDWsg1'tS 1'tSgqngW!ls>
NOVEL seem e!
P Ollie y Pla n LOTTERY

BY this Scheme, purchasers can select then
own Numbers. and pay any amount for Ticket
they may desire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-17
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10, 1859.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. l6, 1859
There is nothing in the money market. The do
nand is quite active though advance in has
sukcn place The unwise policy Of the banks has led
number of capitalists to withdraw their funds from the
market the time Undesirable paper rules high We
were acceptance OF the Secretary War given
70 firm Of army contractors which seeking pur-
shascr per cent month The easy money market
appear to tell the paper Of the departments
Washington.
AS usual on Wednesday, there nothing done in
foreign exchange to day The market, from present an
pearances, will be dull and perhaps lower Saturday
packet
The course of the domestic exchanges shown by the
following table Of the price Of sight bills New York
the cities mentioned:-
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The Canard steamer which sailed from Esston to-day
took out $4,000 In specie.
meeting has been held of bondhoders OF the city OF
Milwaukee, impatient about thsr interest 1t ad-
dressed by Messrs Elijah Mann, Watts Sherman, Decop
petit and others. At last
Mr.. Mann offered the following resolutions, which
unanimously passed. aud The proceedings ordered
published
Resolved That the bondhoders of the becds OF the
"Cty Of Milwaukee, ia view OF returning prosperity
city and the Western States generally, have
hoen expectation that the people anc the municipal autho
rites Of saiu city Will ADOPT early aad eiectua
for The payment OF the arrears OF interest due their
bonds.
Resolved That committee Of 1--WE be appointed by the
chair the city authorities, urge upon
them definite and Immediate action effect the objects
specified in the foregoing resolution.
Wnereupon the Char appointed the following gentle
m.n--Mr. Draper, Mr. Mann, Mr.. Deceppeu, MIR. Il ISL
Mr.. Lane
On The motion of Francis Finch, Esq, Nr. Sherman was
added TO the committee oil 1--we
WATTS SHERMAN, Chairman
SIMEON DRAPER, Secretary.
The Kerosene OIL Company's Directors feel confident
chat they will obtain the delay they fran their cred
tors The amour, Of paper held over is about $1,000
The suit of John A. C. Gray against Michigan south
ern Railroad Company has been setled-tke late tres
accepting $500, his salary in fu for
the claim Of $4,000.
The Indiana State Bank, OH organization Is nearly
brought final close Of business sine. tie lat o,
JANUARY settlement the assignee has realized AID ds,ri
buted to the stockholders Is per more akug
80 per cent OF surplus WHICH has been divided Les y,
about s per cent to be collected.
The annexed table gives the receips OF -four what
and at Toledo during the week ending Monday,
Nov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-17
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


IT, total number OF beef cattle yarded yesterday and
day shows increase that Of last week and the
market without noticeable change The number OF
bret class cattle small however and hoders OF this
description firm and they were enabled TO obtain
prices fully equal to the prevailing rates o. Wednesday
last There were inferior cattle offered and prices
declined half 10 ono cent pound large number OF them
bulk OF the offerings, however were ordinary to good
day al ful prices The range day SC TO ghc
larger Than we have tor oog time ana not With
standng II was SO dun ue probability fair for an
early clearing DOT Of mo Of the yards with The excep
ton pefbaps, Of lew q the most INTERIOR which were
altogether unit for market
The demand Monday at the Bergen IIill Yards vv.e
but the sales for this city reached nbout ion
head at range. But few, however, sold at under 7
for the poorest
At Brownpg's a fair demand prevailed and sales were
at fun prices.
At Charnberlins the market unchanged in every
respect though there but few cattle sale and thew
soon purchased.
At ORrien's the market quiet, and saes were
effected at from &c. a SIC. a &c.
The total receipts at all the yards for the week and last
well as follows
wasAtnston Ya,d Br0~"isos cAo"'g,ia's osren,
Last week .3,2l3 o. 80 q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-17

TN WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
4 klection-At primary election held ut No. 8 duane
street. 10 the call Of the Democratic Republican
perai Committee At Tammany Hail. the folio wing dcket
duly e,ected:-
City Convention. Charles j. Dongherty Daniel Donavan,
George II Purser, John Shea. James White.
AlmshoUse Governor.John Ware, Henry NeimaD Tho.
Mullin. James DriscO James l.ansdon
lev, Timothy sullivan, PANEL TOR James "onavan.
School Edmund j. els George W. Casserly
Mcbsel earns Thomas Mills Michael McEuerny, Thomas
Hpssey Mct;owan. John MsrsieD Thomas Kinsella.
Aldermanc Converts n-Wiham Drew James umphy,
James courtney, Andrew Casack, John Kearny, James
Casey.
Constable Convenon-Johp Baulch William p. Kirk Jas.
Powers alexander Young William Kennedy Griffin,
John Lxwler, Henry Purcell John boyle
; ;sSss ss. !. Inspector
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-17
u...s~ NEWS Yrettas.

UNpuRT Irx t,uSuwDSR Explosion "A nre occurred AZ
Atlanta ca on the OH instant, which was amended with
terrirH sxnos,on Of gnpow Ter, causing the Death OF l.
a Bk - an actor and woundipg Frank 'Bren carpen
Ter; Weary Koz employer on the Georgia State Railroads.
Dn II = Pomeroy; p. q Buckley, OF Albany; Geo John
~ or Mr. Kershaw; Robert Faulkner, timer; Mr.. Orr,
sf Newman James Stokes, messenger In telegraph Of
1cet ana Theophilus Harris, livery stable keeper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-17

77Th wARD.-AT PRIMARY ELECTION HELD AT
| Union Hall of F,urfh and avenue O. on
Wednesday evening rs the call of the Tam
many Hall Genei Al Committee The following delegates
elected
To The CITY Conventonpenard Kelly, James r. Steers,
Il. Rollins Benjamin T. Rhodes Hiram Engle.
County ent onrrancis Clark Lou 8 shamp, James
Burns James Masou John Cornell.
Twelfth Adermanic Couyeption-Chsres e. LOew, John
q. utli Benjamin Mcfarland, Richard Bishop, Thos
abbott Jacob schneider, Henry reher
Eighth AiocI manic Cony eD1 nJohn ii. Hooghkrk, James
Tracy.
Coupclmapc Ger ventop-Ssmuel II p. Meigs. Henry c..
Woolley Michael a. Hare Peter BoNe John ". Baxter.
Ward Con, nominate school Ofcers-Iohn U'Nel,
Cornelius WIN f. Regain Mshlon Clark, Thos Cnrl.
ton, h, mas harlan John B. Donnely, Andrew McDevii
lr Black
Ward Convention to nominate CoDstabes-Tbomss RorKe,
James yonrg John r. Kelly Lawrence Wisner, John Muir
docs John Greene John Lancer barney Carroll John
FRANCIS DLARk,
JAMES TRACY, ) Insp0ctOrs,
BENJAMIN McFARLAND.S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-17
POLITICAL.

1TTH WAHI, UNION DEMOCRATIC CTup an
mes'iec OF he above Club held at 100 Yrs, oyaa
NOV 70 me i"lowine resolution nulnimoisly sdon,n
resoINeu hot we do recommend Gu .RI Es III On y ~ y,
ur sh aoermanlc Convention the NJ AMI CONNIE
Nm person 20 represent Alderman In ha, d,ssr, ~
that we do pledge ourselves "a denorriic ho ,ct ni
our support earnestly and fear lessy ' - give u III
JOHN McDERHOr Pr.sdent
Jons ], MORAN Secretary '.'h''' VICE rresdcnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-17
Obituary,

The Rutland (vt) Courier records the death OF Nathan
e Chambt rlain Wardsboro, ia that State at the age
Of 80 years He about IL years OLD at the commence
Of the Revolutionary war, and took part IN that
memorable struggle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-17

7ST WARD.-aT A PRIMARY ELECTION, HELD ON
"Wednesday evening Nov ,6 1859 vt No Norris street,
pursuant to the call Of the regular democratic Republican,
General COMMITTEES Of Tsmmany Hall the following was
unanimously elected
MAY0RALTy CONVENTION. Nicholas Dimoud Patrick Currv
Michael kurns Patct o;rady Thomas syrnes
COUNTY CONVENTION -Wii,m Burns Patrick MCGUIRE
John II Williams Jacob L. smih JaDieI Copney.
CouECIL CONVENTION -iennis Maui Ion Gregory Doran
Ths mas Holland, John More, Patrick FtzsmrnoDs
DELEGATES TO NOMINATE School UrrrcERs Thomas
Robert Walker Michael Fitxs erad John
Haley: David Eagen William Walsh, Thomas Byrnes Jr,
John J. Murphy -
WARD CosvkSTIoN-John Hogan. Thomas Burns, Edward
Walsh John strip John fNeil h.m4s Lawlor Michael j.
Cody, William kenny-wth pOwe, 10 FIJI vacancies
JOIN Strip,
RICHARD MURPHY inspectors.
EDWARD WALSH,