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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-03
oct 81

TRuSTEES SALE.- WHEREAS. On
the 18th lay oil October A. y. 1853. vns
Samuel schenk II the County of Scott. an
he State 4 I.wa. eAecster Unto Jnr b
stewart, as Trus &c, n certain Iced nj T,usi
conveying To said Trustee the lard in the
county OF Rock Island, aud State u Illinois,
desc u bed rs l. ows. to wit:
The south east quarter Of the south ives
quarter oi -ec'i.n NJ. ,hir,y-two t32i Town
chip No. seventeen IL, north 0. rsuRe on,
III west Of tho itb p. ii.
Wnick ssid conveyance was made by tn,
said Samuel Schenk fur thu purpose Of &c ur
ing the payment Of two certain prom ssor,
notes aoo the interest thereon. signed by sale
samuel chenk, dated October 18th A. b ls5
and ply abl rs follows One tor the sLm o
$3.50 one hundred and thirty I've dollar
due one yea. af,er date, and ole or the sum o.
5000 "ns hundred aud thirty I've .ol!ars
due two years alter date, which notes wer,
ven A. and { part Of tho p.nhass N ne.,
for 81 described premises; aid notes draw
ing interest. payable al, ually ~ the cate
ten per cent. per annum the said notes being
payable to iienriet,e Ochs. or her order.
Ant now, sald frs, ment oned promis.ory
note having b. Come due and payable. and the
said mu.l SchoAk having Jailed u pay th,
same, /, Jacob w. stewart, Tru.;ee ~ siorc
sail, 30 lcrob, give this public notice, thu,
by virtue Of lower, which " In me vested l.,
8 i heed OF Trust | viii on "a. urdsy. th.
18th day Of oveuber A. L.. 1859, NJ the hou,
Of two oclock. in he tcrn"n u said day
the Court House door, Ia the city Il bsven-
por, expose and offer for sale 1t pubic auc.
ton to tie highest bidder for cash, shc par
eel Of ~ nd above described, or 50 much To re
Of a. shall be sufficient TO satisfy and pay th'
.maunt Of ssid notes, Wit. interest there",
to the dav OF .als, together with all shs c .st'
and expenses attending said sale, costs Of thu
notice aud Tr,stee's fees.
Dated the 2yih day Of October. A. d 1859
JACOB W. STEWART,
oct 80. Trustee
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LEGAL.

cHEaIFr's saLE-1HE STATE OF 10.
Swa, s.ott County, nthc District Court u
s'cott County. State Of lowe.
Ey virtue &c special Ike vito" issued from
the Office Il tie Clerk Of tie Disfrie, uri Ut
Scott County. State Ct Iowa. IN favor u Peter
Stahl. plaintiffs, and against Detieh Meyer
and i.oui.a Meyer defsrdsnts. dated Oct' bs'
y. ls5s, and to me directed, commanding ne.
that G, the R~si kstaies- eftafser described
Of said defendsnts.1 u ak Or cause 20 be made.
the sur u four huaared and eighteen 81 Gr
tl5 3nI doliu with iai~re-i and costs. lev
led up n the following described Real ( state
IN scott County Iowa, To wit
Aot .lc aud twen,y'we e2l In Bloch
four in the T"wn Of Lilenrha,, . the prop
erty o sad defendant. belief eyer.
And hereby give public n',ice that ]
shall offer for sale, AT public outory, at the
curt House door. In tho city oi la, enport, Il,
Scott Co, lnwa,vn thursday y, the i.s dry Of De-
cemLer lsjs, at tn. h.ur OF o'clock 2. NJ. u
said day. totne highest ard host b. der there
tor, in cash, the above described res' estate,
or .uficient thereof 4 ssti.iy the atoye deb !,
with interest and cos,s.
Dated this 2s,h day Of October. 1850:
II. LEONARD.
oct 81 Sh'f of scott CO.. Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-03

NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CON-
IN PANY, REGULAR THROrOD LINE TO San
YRAN-cIsCO, ria Panama RAILROAD.
Gate, Golden Age, John l.. Stephens,
aud Sonora, of the
PACIFIC MAIL SrRANeH1P COMPANY At PAHA.
IA DIRECr TO AsPiNwALL. The splendid
Steamships
BALTIC, ADRIATIC, AND ATLANTIC,
having been entirely re6tted and adapted to
the California trade, will hereafter run -
above, leaving this port on the SrH and 9UrH Of
each month from the foot Of Canal Street,
North River.
@Passengers and Nails will be forwarded
BY Panama Railroad, and connect ct Pansma
with the Pacifc Mail Steamship Company's
magnificent Steamships, which will be In read
inees, and leave IMMEDIATELY for Han Fran.
cisco They will be embarked free Of expense
ftom Railroad, By Company's Steamboat IA
Az Experienced Surgeon IL attached 70
each ship. stesngs Passengers found in cook
I'd Provisions, bidding, end Attendance. II 10
believed that the accommodations afforded BY
the above ships are unsurpassed by any In the
world. The public ere informed that the z.
n. 5. $. Co., always have ONE OR MORE EX-
IRA STEAMERS lying ct Panama, ready for
-, 70 avoid any possible detention Of PAssen-
Gsrs o. Nails, and embark their passengers BY
6tsamboat.
For passage apply ct The only olss Il the
Company, On the Whasf feot oT Caaal sesest,
North River, -
WILLIAM 4. VIC KAN.
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Mississippi 4 Missouri B. B.

trans run bv Che ~ timr, vttc, tvelv~ miD-
nte f,s.., that Dav.bro TIN.
I'M and s'tsr Monday, 'Lrii H., 1898, and un,u
~ further notice train vi. ,ssv, psv-npe.t ~
suscsune, Colrmbu, CITY. washing oil and Ioss
NV (Srrhsv, r~e,.'~hs - 'o!iovs:
al gxprss. snd y I'll Tam 81 Oc0 . -
frs,nt ~,iil-sv' Dsv.LL0Ss for Chicago naLy. son
ave e1ceptef - follows:
~ Mail Tram. ~ 10 N .
q Dx.ress TraiI, Al S::ia
rvs,n. a-y1ve q Ds.eapost daily. nssdss' sseer
.ss u1pssss Train a. "a. 80.
"a Mall IRAN, q ~ -
vsOn r0x Wgs-.
- II An rYa,p. q e70pu
fssies ron by Ch~a tine ~Sioh istwe naip-
iter faties than svsnp ~ tine.
Al trslns OUT 30 Dsv.bp,r. M, 0ss. ooor-~t,~~O
II Columbr Ctty. Wsshins,. . md iovs CO.. 9Th
b. western ttAgs Cos -tsR~s for 81 p~rt. " ess
The Passenger Train connect. q R.rh ssisre snh
nscasU 4 hnrt island Railroad tssil. fos u gssnts
sast With and south
Psssenge,s eemip1ec o. the Gscsasssy ofsiStrg
,issipe' dyecstob " the destination Of sis t.s
eses,a hsrs sasis6 her sssss y
- n. ao.pinp TO 20 ~ ,vsi ~, tn e.a
"a -etp u LET sik Wsi on Nebss' Q q
81 y d - u. in. O.. ~n Usirs o. 70 n -.
tug y ~. ~ 3 Oh So 4, - G s-.cs'1
ram on ,hr shhixss southern shi 49, hfssA -
v.aR k.sds.
sn'1, john ' '"6V 7re
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-03

The price Of the NEW YORK WEEKLY il
rOuR CENTS, but where Agents have to pay exc
ira freight Or postage, higher Price 10 ne
cessarily charged. When sent by mail, the
price will invariably be - % year, in ad-
vance. Subscriptions taken for three months.
Two copies will be sent for one year for So, four
copies for SIS, eight copies for Sls. Postmas-
tiers and others who get up clubs Of ten, and
send US SIS at one time, will be entitled to an
extra copy for their trouble. The bills Of all
solvent banks taken at par for subscriptions
Canada subscribers must send twenty i've cents
extra with every subscription, to Prepay the
American postage.
All letters and communications, in relation
to the Editorial or business Departments ofthe
NEW YORK WEEKLY, must be addressed
TO
STREET Il SMITH,
EDITORS AND PROPRIETOkS,
22 BEEKNAN STREET, NEW YoRK.
oct14-dwlm
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How and Where TO Get the ~Weekly.' -

Wherever there is News Agent, get the pa
per from him. Ny so doing, You do not run
the risk Of losing your money through tho
Post Office, or having t,pay for what ysu will
never get. Ii the paper you arc buying from
the Agent stops. you do not lose advance sub
scriptions. sent to place where you have NO
means of looking aftcrit We trust tho day IL
not far distant when every town, large enough
10 sustain Post Office, will have its News
Agency.
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GROCERIES.

~ q II &c h +!
10 tho CilIsens Il Davsppsrt
AND sURRoUsp1wo VICINITY.
HNBf IN c'sisneA take thu opportun! . csl
i yoas s,teatisu 10 u fart tses they have 1. l.
Day r~cesvrd large ami yell Cd $50 r,eat Of
STAPLE AND FANCY sROCER,Hs.
witch csnsis, IN p IT Of the following a,Mks,
Tsss-Toung Hyson. " pe' Isl. Campo. dr., ,ou.
chons. Pou ho0f, O..ons snd EaR,sh -skfA.s oil
"f ~hich tt-y have rious .ces, End OF tie .ery
best quality wh.ch can te eoagit.
Csf1es-Od CIV vnmsn o, ava, Mocha, Iaguyrs.
ANA 81 al Of thr very bes Quality.
.Nssc 0ssd Fr.sh PTssesc,s.
'h- { ct that I ey ssve 10 .ceved O. d O., ned
nic- 10 ~ Pre- rived sIuits - ever cane TO hi
mNket ns.s'ing Of
PsocAe'. Peays,
Pssms. Rias Apeses.
QE.aces. 0amS,ms,
&c 20 1c&c.
Al put up IT, m tbis Sea. us fruit.
New and Fsesh J.liics.- T,ay ere s,.o open,n.
. nice OF OF J,il :, su.h - Grape Red Co r,"t
Pes n, ApI :, Bisrtberrv. Raspberry, y zen Gag
Ounce anr al other ,inds ~hich in s~s On
% larze an Varied - .ortm-HI of el1SorJNg
krtrdcts Also,
PICKLE, cATsUPs, sAUCEs, &C..
Together with = NC select. srrovment Of Ssr.
dine Pc and Pickl-d oysters IT'D Mus. ar
ntv =. uccs AID ether l ois 8 sr, Spe m and
VIZ Oentfs Also large s.sor.m. Mt u Pure
Spices. eespr. Al spice, Cloves. Cinnamon. nsc,.
M mess and Ginger.
Prestsn + Mervil's Yeast PoWdsr.
4 seouine article. B re- D,oms, Gee = fapio-
e, > e, ccaront .. d Chocv ate.
soaWs-ca.sile. Oisios, Chemical. Pan. Era
siv- aud Fancy SOAP.
Crackers All kinds Fresh al'o they vii b. re-
cetvi"e all s,her aStictsR neal kept In Groc ~
and ovisL q store, In their e&eon.
Etsh-No Msrter ard Codnsh kept ccrstsn'.
&C. he vi b . no OF rth.r articles o NJ"
uenf,on u OF vh,ch they s,e o6.,i I for eale Il
Whole ale End Retail - low - the ssme Or icleo
Can be bought In this Ct ,.
Al 0oods bns0M Of ~ sriu b d4tvers1 n sar
part Of Ns city nee Of charge
WUPPER MANN 4 HALL.
Northwest Oors~r srsdy and 9Th ~.
p. 6.-Ia addition 10 their large stock Of 0soce.
es. they have Just received large and ee ct ~
sovtment II
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS..
whth they ra,l >p.c,s, attention TO-
d EXPORT, Sep emb -. ls6e.
sAp25 ". n.
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Our Circulation and Prospects.

The NEW YORK WEEKLY has gene up TO
a circulation which places it second in point Of
circu alton in the list Of publications. Of the
day. There is but one weekly publication in
the worldhaving larger circulation than the
WEEKLY. The Indications are, at present,
that the circulation Of the WEEKLY will soon
reach half million. Where the new smen were
taking tens, they are now taking hundreds Of
copies. This is the general effect among the
IRE thousand New Agents who are now regu-
larry selling the NEW YORK WEEKLY,
while from nearly every Post Office in the
country we are daily getting subscriptions and
orders for specimens.
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bLUuDEU CAT1lE AND HOR lES {:
EXTENSIVE SALE AT AUCTION
Thursday, Nov. oath, 80,
CANNON'S PREMIUM STOCK
THE HERD OF CATTLE AND HORSES
! raised and brsd by JOHN NJ CANH, n, will
be offered for sale ut auction, without Reserve
on Thurrd. y, November - b. Is 8, Ut the re.
idence Of Mr .snnon, near Davenport.
FiRMEaS IMPROVE YOUR STOrk.
IT costs no more 10 rails. d good animal than
it does por one, and now is the time 10
improve your stuck.
I" BLOOD WILL TEl.I.."
r member that C mons heri Of Cattle and
any other il the " st.
ONE YEARS CREDIT.
To enable every farmer to Iurhasc this
stock, it will be d.rd'n credit Of ne
year 1uh approved security, aid per cent NJ
terest.
SEE TIE CATALOGUE
On a, piciuon 10 Jro. NJ. Csnn,n, Or Cook
4 Sargent, cos, lete nisls gur Of ihIs
stock can be obt. il ed, th' wirg age. pe',igre.
and His ory Of the -, OK, ,eiMs d ssie, ard
other vniuab BILE il formation.
jim NJ CANNON, Agent.
. Davenport, l, wa. Oct. 20 1889.
,.E y. Fer theaccomodatinn Of persons out
side Of Sc.u Comfy, Cn,sl, Russ nisy 10 Oh
tanned OF the fOl w'ng n u Ell pers.ns;
II b. u WHY. ksa-lows City.
Ina OOK. T.. q.-bes zines
HsWn n. 4rx1nlLL- T,p.n.
III. WAILAcE 20 MI ,ca,ine.
IT, y. H. UhNE E,q DE Wit.
HoN wv. >H,1HE- Marion.
I'EIEK W. oTrE ,E.q kcokuk.
pLArT >xIrH. Esq ubuqas.
oct. rs d&w d..
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The IOWA MATE Al NJ tNAO /!
AND srATI.TICAL REGISTER Fow 1860.
eUNH unde ri gnsd se 10 issue efc"r the
] A-st j. uary. 1850 . work IN tile ~ fol-
lows:
The IOoCO State film nae
AND
Statisoica1 Register for 1850.
o. ~hich IN" Copy -Rslh' has en- s-eur,d ant
arrangements m d ft earl, 81 p attic be put

Slatistical Register for 1850.
o. .h,ch IN. C.p, -R,rh. has b en- s-rur.d ant
srsngemen's N d ct ear, u p, .. tic be put
ltcasion and distribution.
9h- AlMAuAo AND REGISTER y designed n m
brac~ .i.to &c CT .. IN 1'r,rit' and at
os tea: A. f!v RIO amt 8 at O6icers, srd
J di tary II m the o,eini1Att o't'e tsts to IN
pres NJ 10 umb. Z sr,r n4r es o. Gu lee,
tes Of or aV ixAt M, euniy Seats aud pop istio !;
o.me fCoon,y O@c.vs =, b !. Of Crnanss tu a.
sni Popai.r vo 70 o. ls5s-'e9 Pos Noe, and
P,s -Na-te-A; iierarv and ~" lnstiui
NV p per r ,ilr ats Z rider. Churches; sag
sni lar smoun Of o,he- His'ori al Id Statistic
si matter, which may he Of a Tor state re vrnas
-tosethe With h. .'iona' platf rms P---iden =
Cshn : md judiciary Of he Ue; N mo r. Of th-
- Consv. -, &C
I, the compilat On o. this work. the edi.o-. have
In v, the upply - VAT r felt by al ella eos
Of or ci' 10 ne TOT . ouveoient comp nit N h's
char .cter, and hope IN be rro . Ut and eenple.
III, o. this de tGo. to s@' ure - res CO pess.
ton = ronshvrt all ese ions Of b. Sat. ami sWh
-ncouvs g-m~,t. will Iced 10 n.sn~sn~e ~ The
4 msn%r and Resi to- o On 0~~s'S st0Wds = so0vk
efretrc'ee
At y publication III stain very large c,vru.-
ION In the stste, "a ex eedina n Of . , ots '
pc odies now pub ish' in, ~ II 70 IN inv liable
med ar FOR arv. rtis vg snd limited q MIR OF
Psofess'ona and B1sin. D. O .rds vii b. iDserte ~
tse lcwtre rtce- I'm Ads snce:) Quar- o. pase 1S;
b. .sse 90; full pase, e9O
The pr'ce u TIE = u fsr ben dved att~en'y-
ave cents rer s,nsl- copy, ~ I've ty Dbl sr. pr
h-7dr d and =, dess sccomps' " the Cash, ID
-ss ed 10 b. UNI, rstsned q l,.ws City o. raven
p"rt. vii rec~ive prompt ct nta .. .. 4 Tie re.
qutS~d numb~r o.. pier forvsrdeA
I'D EA0 /, Osvenpsi, ls~s.
b sYLvBSfsk, Iowa City, Iovs.
s-slI Il.
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Ia for Sal

en- ACRES, ienc n tus - we're lets a-h n
houae n-ssiy n-v, ~, %. end e b l, a0a
10 Isr.e Z ons sbrse' - lar, = T.. s~sl o ,he
doSv. goo w'n u . Dir D. big spA h .vt.
70 =. , ~ % Ssts, piuos. gsaIss Ae; 81 "
o eU0d ~ res 4, o. ~ plsoo smD,i . vstes
Cross he ssvn ~ ~ n - - Uss NO 1T
and lows 0'y ? -, % HEs so0 sil.tsshss y ~.
s,n. i 0~eA ~ 9 .Hesy 10 saes fss0 owoe I
ard 70 mis- ~e~s 4 ns.-r po-t - 81 : 70 =
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DRUGGISTS.

DRUGGISTS.
=. w. o. q q q D,
DRUGGIST
y n = = 1aa = . . n 4 . -
III saAsy srnnEr. Asovr sssTs s1skEs.
DrssSs-snA Chesstesls,
Perfanery and Pasey Artjclas.
DsvsiClAEg PnReCRIpTiONe acrurstsiypre-
I par u ~ I'll hours II the dag or night
The e'rpton o. the La DIES Is espe' tally Invited
tthe s,ock Of PEssuME NJ and VAscT AlTTClss.
rich are from the bess Easatsh, French and GERMAN
oouSscturerS.
OrAes . frOMs Pr sf6t4T'
VINO vish to suppy their oDces. will Re ne,i
aiesbie from tue NEST reliable AIaericar sod kuro
pesn Imp 'rters ard Esaafscsur.r5.
Dases end Aeicins. n every dsscriptioa fasnish-
ID u
COUN~GT MACH ANTS
n ~ met reasonable terms.
September / 1883
s.w. Os0OOD.
COX's GeDallne,
C00pes's lsissDlass, SAg0,
BsrnaAa Arrew Rect, Tapleca,
Robinson's Patent Barley.
REOXE2sS IARxHA.
klngs6oPa's Corn Starch.
Aaa Oshss sannss articles. tor II. Of seailis.
cod isvsltAs. Oo0oOD,
sesR ~ orsAy q
MAS ALLENS
HA1r Re0torOr,
WeO0d's H06r Rsse0rOtJce,
Lyons KathaiFon,
Barry's TricOplaerOus,
And great varsity Of other preparation. TOT he
asis. O00OOD,
eers 1872 0radv -
Cooking Extracts,
soa SLAvoAns
Ice Crs0sss0, Bl0secses0Se1eo,
JELLlE8. etc.,:
Ls,aos. Peach kEasEL. onAsaE.
VANILLA, OINUsH0s. looG.
OS0OOO.
6seb In Wrshv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

projected French-Chins expedition would uot
leave tin the end Of the year II viii number
1900 men II is said that the French troops In
Cochin China are WON out with fatigue and disease
They were preparing to abandon Toursin. 1t was
though, necessary that the Duehie- should be occu-
pied by the French to prevent civil breaking out
The Peace Treaty made ut Zurich appear. TO BE-
merely III ampHhcs;ion Of the Villafranca agree
pent. 1t seem. to he as unsatisfactory az was the
bass Of the ces.aion Of bosiiltie-. Spain is much
d,,,atissed with the trims offered BY Morocco, and
eyipce. disposition to declare var. Indeed. il Is
thought that var il imminent. The Sandman
Government has issued 4 decree for loan Of
100 600 900 franco Piedmont is greatly dissatisfied
with the Zurich Treaty. The Council Of Milan has
voted 100. 900 franc. toward Garbaldi's subscriP-
ton for the purchase Of muskets. A revolution IN
Palermo il reported, BY which lN rebels were
killed. This lacks confirmation, however. Two
hundred and three lives were lost by the wreck Of q
ves.4l with Circassian emigrants on board. Cotton
advanced Id. Flour dull. Conso- 95s a9G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05
SLAVERY IN THE TERRITORIES.

Mr.. Attorney General Black is out with reply
TO Mr.. Senator Douglass last pamphlet. In this
controversy it mus, be admitted that the Attorney
General has one great advantage. Mr. Douglas,
instead of standing firm 10 his doctrine of Terri
torial Sovereignty, at one time abandoned ii and
knocked under TO the bred Scott decision. 1t was
not till he saw his seat as Senator in danger, and
the Democratic party exposed to total overthrow
n the Northern States, that he sought TO retrieve
matters BY setting up the doctrine of Territorial
Sovereignty, including a right in the Territorial
Legislatures to deal with the question of Slavery.
In this state Of the case, Mr.. Black, BY quoting
Douglas against himself, secures against Douglas
an easy victory.
But this is more than can be said as to what has
become the chief topic of controversy between
them, VIZ: the question as to the effect Of taking
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05
pIFrDING NETWORK ,
Can the baseness of this appeal be exceeded

The Herald attacks Cagger Cassidy & Go. 1.-THE
modern Albany Regency for having suppressed and
destroyed several copies Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Committee Address, laboring to impicate Gov.
Seward aud other Republican Senators, Dir. Gid
dings, &c, in Old Browns Harper's Ferry raid.
The Herald regards this suppression as "treachery
Indicative of "a secret understanding with the
Seward party" &c. Now, We have as poor an
opinion Of the Cagger Regency as The Herald can
have; but il is simple justice to say that in this
matter they eyinced shrewdness which our Demo
cratic House of Lords would do well TO initiate.
Their foolishly malignant Address only calcula-
ted to damage their party in the Rural Districts, as
men even less clever than the Regency must have
known. OF course. those who wished to elect
Church g. Co. had no choice but to send the Fifth
Avenue manifesto to the trunk makers.
And, BY the way, do the Fifth Avenue gentle
men propose to retract their false statement, that
Mr.. Giddngs gave $500 in aid of Old Browns raid,
and that " letters to Mr. Forbes" prove IS several
L" Republican Senators TO be implicated in that
affair Or do they mean TO stand willfuly mute,
and 20 TO the polls with these SANDERS sticking in
their throats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05
THE CITY REGISTRY.

Our Democratic politicians began with the asser-
ton that Registration of Legal Voters must neces-
sary b. fraud or farce and then went to work 10
verify their own prediction. They seized unchecked
control Of the Registration by treachery and out
rage, and they have used the power thus fouly won
to turn the Registry into an instrument OF fraud
They have closed the Registration with considerably
more than One Hundred Thousand names enrolled
when not more than Eighty Thousand of them re-
present so many legal voters. The rest are dupl-
Gates. resulting from the needless aud knaysh
creation of new Election Districts, on purpose to
cover their schemes of rascahty. Thousands oil
names are registered in their old districts by mere
transcription from The poll-boohs OF last year. ana
then registered over again in the newly elected
districts in which the voters now Ind themselves
and thousands more are registered who had no
residence put down against their names wnen tne!
voted last Fall and whom il is consequently lmPos'
sible to trace or scrutinze. Wepresume there are
ten thousand persons this day registered III TWO or
more districts each, many of them with drec'
view to use in the approaching Election
These iniquities impose on the hepuoncai''
peciay of such Districts as the Five folh's' co''
laer's Hook. Thomas-street MscAereNaie' 0o''
onerous dutie. from which We trust they VIII not
shrink. In the Mulberry-street District OF 'hr
sixth Ward (where the Captain OF the Dead had
bit 0onp is a Democratic candidate for Assembly,
they have over eight hundred names registered
Will. there are not half many voters residing IN
,hs District. No one can mistake the significance
of these facts.
And herein Is the virtue Of Registry Law dem
oustrated, even under toe worst auspices. Fore
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Later from Denver City.

LEAyEswoRH, n. T., Friday, Nov. 4, 1893.
The Overland Express from Denver City arrived
here last night, bringing dates of the 2sth ult and
a. COO in gold dust on consignment, beside $4,000
worth in the hands of the passengers.
The weather at the mines continued unusually hs-
yorable.
An election had been held for officers under the Pro
yisional Government. The resu. was not definitely
known, but as far as ascertaned Steele had majority
for Governor.
Efforts were being made to induce the people to
participate in the election for delegate 70 Congress
FROM Kansas, which takes place on the 9th ins but
the project was opposed BY the local papers, which
argue in favor of non-nterventon In Kansas ansss'
having but recently elected delegate OF their own.
who is expected to urge the immediate organlzasioo
of the Territory.
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The news brought by the steamer America is to
the 23d and three days later than that brought by
the Nova-Scotian and Arago. II is not very i'm
portant though quite interesting. The departure
of the mammoth steamer Great Eastern for this
country has been postponed indefinitely. 1t is now
said that the only Powers TO be represented in the
Congress, beside the great ones. viii be Piedmont
and the Pope and Naples, under certain conditions
The Congress will probably be held in Brussels
The Prince Napoleon, after visiting various English
cities, left in his steamer for parts unknown. The
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warned Is at lsast partially fo-earred- ine nos
issry elbows, with Substantial aocurscy' Just -Ssr
wholesale frauds are nsaisased. Our f1end' IN
tkose deus of dsrkpess must be encourage ana
strengthened. They must BE- enabled to show q
firm though quiet front .. the polls, to 'crufinire
the.e bogu. registrations, and to challenge fesrs''
and thoroughly. We entreat the RePuoiean ''e'.
ersl and Executive Commuters to give prompt ana
thorough attention to these benighted Distrc's-
We can, help being badly cheated, but we must
not b. eheated enough to endsnger part OF our
State Ticket. Why should not volunteers De soho
tied to stand at the polls al election day and see
that justice is done