, 1859-04-22
==~:-,- rFum n Qs.ney Wig, fsh.];' s., /.
Quincy Redeemed !
The Whole Republican Ticket
Elected By 200 to 100 Majority.
IT'S OUR TIME TO CROW!I
sEyVc hnvc met the Enemy. and they
AFe 0uFHsts

IT'S OUR TIME TO CR0W!!
| ssWc hnvc met the Enemy, and they
are OuFH!s
LET THE PEOPLE REJOICE, FOB THE DAY or 7HE1R
| pELiSERAScE HAS CONE!
Yesterday, the Black Democracy met with a
| Waterloo Defeat! They we're routed, horse,
| foot and dragoons! In the history of Quincy,
there has never been such complete, over
! whefmuE. crushing, annihilahnE victory! The
| Tax-Eaters are killed stone dead!
Robert S. Bcnneson is elected Mayor By from
4oV to 800 mnjority!
Jack Field is elected Clerk by from 300 to
400
Jos. N. yelling is elected Marshal By oyer
400.
Jamcs Woodruff is elected Treasurer.
Charles I'etri is elected Engineer.
Geo. A. Uuut is elected CITY Attorney
George Baughman is elected City Measurer.
Jonas Hess is elected Sexton.
Henry Locke is elected Street Commissioner
by from 500 to GOO majority.
Hugo Hollan is elected lIarbor Master.
Jacob Fulton is elected Clerk Of the Market.
Geo. Armor is elected Oyersecr Of the Poor
T. II. Goodwin is elected Chief Engineer Of
the Fire Department.
y. =: Wentworth is elected Superintendent
Of Public SchouIs.
We hare elected every one Of our Collectors,
viz: Messrs. kinkle, Slack and Goodapplc.
We have elected five Of the six Aldermen,
yiz.: Mcsssrs. Savage, Rogers, Stone, Berrian
and Gsipin.
We leave the Black Democracy the poor COM
fort Of the City Physician tfor which Office the
Republicans made no nomnation) and in AL
der1nan from the Fifth Wnrd! Last year they
beat as about 275 yotes. This year We beat
them from 400 to 700! Isn't that ! Revolution
and isn't it glory enough for one day:
III the Fifth Ward-the citadel Of Democracy
we have reduced their minority IRON LIS to
about 50! Our onl: regret is that Paul kon-
ahtz, our candidate for Alderman in tha. Nard,
was not elected. As it was, he run his opponent
mighty close.
The Republicans Of the city were wild with
rejoicing last night.
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Girl In MEMS Clofhcx-.A Female on
anc way 10 I.Ae,s Feah'
lfFo'' '.e pe'fo" : fee res. 'stn]
Young gentleman arrasca IN Town on Satur-
day and put up At inc Farmers Home; VINO rep
resented hl,nseIi as On MS way 10 flSes reak'
- Nss VIZ u'essea u"u eoou 'eoA'nE' ano ~
Pea'eu ~ '':'e '''taes ~ KY loi "! he got,
aHhoneh 4une ptnaehi IN us e1peho1afes, rs
~;s aeho1en os tnT s1s!e 81 p9pllc mouse whieh
nc resoftea 10. i's eht1Fe ignorance Of inc
ron1e' or o1 !he necessary equipment. attracted
some attfactioh' but peolle SCI hlfa uo"h as
verdant Young gentleman: ana kindly gaze hlln
N! me information IN tAe'r power. There Was
no'h'ng about him that excited suspicion. al
Though INC lanelora thought hatn somewhat fas~
liu!ohs IN refusing u sleep WIN anotheF man,
anu ne stalo over h'en1. lhls oIcfatlon Was
fatal ~ INN, however. 1or thc women t24Ss us
covered ny some lhc3p'lca9'e means, Tue next
morning. that the supposed young gent vas
girl oi e1Sateeh Or i'!neieen YEARS u aee. lAey
were nlsms scanaaaa1ea ~ tals ~ women ale
a' ~ w ~ HaI:' "''" ''s's'eo apoi having
ah el1'cer senl 1ur.
UeFult ,'leill oi,:.ls'i' soGn afrl'ca ana l"oA
eHa'se III t"e ~" u'seunspla,e souns "oliau'
VINO WAS c,'nplelei' o'e!"nei'heu W a. heF ols'
ca'ert, hnu uclINtu ~ ai' !he se'"i"3sesslon
"nici! nad c!la'ac'esizea hcf a'sense. one vent
w'ln I'm wal.1h' psln assurGa '',at no nas1n
not bc put in jail, and told her story unrescr-
yedly.
She did not leave her quarters, however, with
out giving thr females who had discovered her
disguise i pretty smart piece Of her mind. On
arriving at ot]icer Champs office, she confessed
her design, and acknowledged that she had run
away from hume in Canada with the intention
Of making her way to Pixies lcak, which locali-
~, however, she had very little knowledge Of
She hud tuken lnuley from her fathers desk for
tllis purpose, and appropriated her brothers
best suit in Which to travel. She said she
thought Pixies Peak was Il little ways from Chi
cage, and she thought Chicago was about fifty
nsrs from Detroit Her idea OF the expense
had been obtained from, the newspapers, nnd
she had provided money enough to takc 1ler
nj! the way there. She was gnoa-'ooking and
intelligent, and 50 abundantly energetic that she
was quite sure that she was competent for the
task. Being informed that sl.o must 10 lome,
she begged hard to be released, which was per-
en,ptorily DENIED. She then in,plored fervently
be made public, promising. under condition that
her request was complied with, to 90 hune aud
stay there, and be good girl.
i recital III thu dangers she must encounter
on her Journey, and tic life sle must lyad wien
she got tu her destination, rcconciled er to this
arrangement, and she went lio,ne chctrful!y in
charge uf Canadian uliiccr who was summoned
for the purpose.
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Dangerous Counterfeit --- Wcrclaanfs'
nanh OF sa1en'' Mas*.
-, IFrHn tue st. louis l>:u'~rs'. ls'h.l j,
We .eS'eraas NJ" SPECIMEN o1 pcrh;sl,s luc
4ateSt ailu iaos3 succesSlai achicseihent o1 nahh
hotc c'nnterfGltinE Ill ms or IN any country
u pnfpof's 70 be 2 ihfce o"llar n', On ths AeF-
Grants banS' ealch'. aassaeh'1sct's' 70 the
!fe"t point II appears 70 oe IN eS'l"isl'e iis'i,a-
tion-ln 'as', frananlsnt reproduction O. ne
ssn.ns. y WIZ n.;. sanaonea @ & ~ s"'ne "i .'s
,n"s1 a"el't nanAerS ~ '"e c'ls .H" was seni'ea
" theia VIII peWllueEeu astoht,'lIheh'' Somc
u !lfei'l a'e'reu 't'at 'iies sfl"nAo nave Hlhesi
tM'hs's t,, 'ahe'i ". rs u'nl,ne ehect wa Ply
''"on " y" '1Jutc '"c eatea.uno. ~, anu l"!ce ehe
1sc't VI 'he ss'''''''e Ae 'o'4o"'"s fe us lea'
T"p-Thc President, Directors Co. of the
MERCHANTS bASk VIII pay THREE En- mItaES 10 tte
nearer; IN IN ueila''u: ~ ~. i>'-' ne "ot"s M'l-
elta'ls ,3 'an 'G ~ 'Ee cap''a'' ~ '''e ce".t''
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.uuS. atlu e"ssG atot,uu y WY tatSs HtHle
I'M t"' ~ "''c' -, aie 'a>, :. 'ta'e VI
1he W"f"S Will pay &c, between tAc 3s
anu THREE DOLLARS, arc III ut11lI C1nl-