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eC O00 TO some GOOD BUSINESS MAN, WITH
HA.UUU. good reference and $1,000 IN hand who will
vices day and expenses paid until the money borrowed
paid. The business patent right place Of operation Phia
depha Cash every day for the proceeds Of
sales TO apply borrowed money till paid Satisfactory
ment from 10 A. NJ. to2P. NJ DANIEL JOHNSON
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NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
T states Man atea ner FULTON J. A Woton. Commander.
mails p.sesnes. Saturday DeSsmbec r O'clock
IVA Vfer tight enclosing the engines that
III 10 collision srandng the waer could not reach
se md passengers would be secured Price Of passage
snnd cabin SIS ana &c., For freight passage apply 70 W.
Il DRAYTON Agent, Nc broadway. a. B. The steamer
ARAU suco6eds the steamer Fulton and sails January
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CPIRITUAL MEDTUM.-wANTED,t 4 SUIT OF FUR
y nished Rooms, with without Boafi In central oca
ton Broadway Address, with particulars, s. J. T., 80
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DALACE GARDEN Music HALLA-THIS SPACIOUS
Il hail. 6Qx2O0 feet and capable of accommodating 5000
persons viii be let for Concerts Lectures Balls Fairs &c
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City InteAIlge...

CHy A"tehnge"-~- -'ats
IMMENSE sHAlT-Amongst the freight Of the Bay D..
steamer, which arrived at this port yesterday morning
from Fall river the double crank shaft for the engines
OF the scop of war Ifoquos, building In the Navy
Yard, Brooklyn was manufactured by Messrs. Lazel
Perkins Co., Brdgewater, Mass. for the government
contractors Messrs. James Murphy Co.. OF this city
is highly finished piece Of work ia Of wrought iron
Of that description denoninated Swedish scrap ifon
worked in open charcoal fres length 10 feet inches
diameter Of journa! bches length ACROSS the throw
20 inches and weighs 8358 lbs The superiority Of this
crank all others the fact that the grain
6bre Of the metal runs along the journal and
round the throws which, with the superiority OF the iroa
in this instance, makes il at least ffty per
oDger than composed Of ordinary scrap iron manu-
featured In the usua, manner.
BODY FouSD.-Thc body of Timothy Douohue, the
barseman that drowned by the United States
barge coming in contact with the Staten Island ferry
boat, found at Fort Hamilton yesterday, where
inquest held and verdict rendered according to the
facts. The body then delivered to his friends and
brought to this city for burial.
FUNERAL OF THE LATE Hon. ]. PHILLIPS PnoENux.-The
funeral Of the late Hon. J. Phillips Phoenix took place
yesterday Afternoon, from Trinity church large num-
Der OF The friends OF dceased present took
part in the proceedings The National Wing Committee
held meeting ut the Aston House at twelve O'clock aud
passed resolutions ia Of the high character
of the deceased The remains conveyed TO the fami
ly vault at MorristowD, n j.
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oxuous the conmencemens q too canvass In VII
the two candidates ior Governor were stump,u
s,nn = - the democratic no inss, be'or
togesns.. but Mr. Letcns' go q, n. -. uread \
the State was half gore over ".N W. candidate 70
/ give up. M, MontasAs' tue
Lieutenant Governor took h place, and during few dis
oursons held his own very s,, but he too fell sick las
week, and Mr. Goggr is Ieh 70 pursue the canvass
alone. At last accounts he was in n 'comac
CONTEMPLATED Union IN ILLINOIS Tho Douglas and
anti Douglas democratic journals of Illinois are growing
fraerna The Chicago Herald, the leading antS Douss
paper of the State, declares that Mr.. Douglas is
mated for President al Charleston, IL (he HeraldJ will
support him with all It's might It adds that emo
democrat will bolt the nominations whoever nominal
ed" On the other hand the Springfield nl.) Register,
the central Douglas organ, pledges itself to support the
nominee Of the Charleston Convention, whoever he may
be- 1t will 60, states, for President Buchanan no Ia
renomnaed Charleston upon the old democratic plat
form Of non Intervention.
PoLucs AND LABoR-The workngmen's associations re-
Gently formed in Cincinnati appointed delegates TO q
Trades Union The delegates met last week and adopted
the following platform for the workingmsn;-
An adherence 70 principle without compromise in the
organization Of parties
Total divorce church and State in politics. with the
complete exclusion Of all religious theories
The support Of Stats rights against the
Of the federal power and 70 this end reorganization Of
the federal judiciary, which must be elected by the
people.
Tie preservation Of ell the acquired yet to be &C.
quired territory for the free Rborer and future mm
grants. No extension Of slavery.
The repeal Of the Fugitive Slave law.
LocIo-The Savannah Republican. In referring TO the
charge by Northern journals that tho acqual OF tho
Putnam slave brig prisoners was evidence that the
South In favor Of the reopenng Of the slave trade
says
Has New York jury never been known to find q YER
dict OF mot guy on the trial OF u whom every
bOdy believed to be murderer and II such has
happened, proof that public ment in New YORK
in favor OF murderY
SERIOUS CHARGE -rhe Jackson, Miss. Eagle says
Mr Beason Of Kemper county arrived this city the
other day He will be the States guest for the seven
years in consideration for his services in endeavorng 70
establish the institution Of slavery free territory with
another mans niggers."
COUNTED OuE-Ex Governor Jones, Of Tennessee, an
that he will take part 10 the pen ding
canvass in that State.
RETURNED aIs FIRST LOVE IT Butler King has taken
the stump T the First Congressional district Of Georgia for
Congress-
AABAMA Hon. W. R. w. Cobb, democrat announces
for re election TO Congress in the Sixth Aaoams
district.
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ANsPAKE-On Friday, May 9, after long and lingering
illness, which she bore with Christian fortitudc, ELLEN
ANN ASsPAKE, aged n years, months and days.
The friends Of tho family and the members of the Cher
~ street Methodist Episcopal church, respectfully
vted 10 attend the funeral from the residence Of
ber No 24& Monroe street, Sunday atern oon At half
past one o'clock Her remains will be taken 10 Green
wood Cemetery for interment.
BsRsAKD On Thursday, May s, JOHN JAMES ROBERT
BERNARD, aged 80 years.
His remains will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery this
Saturday afternoon, at two O'clock from ST. Lukes Hos.
piia Fifth avenue, between West Fifty fourth and Fifty
iftb streets.
Bocos-On Friday, May 9, of Group, MARGARET BoGGs,
aged years, months and 10 days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral from her parents residence as West
THIRTEEN street, on Sunday afternoon ct two O'Clock.
BRrNpEGu.-At New London, Conn, on Monday, May
2, yoaN BkuNDEoEr, Esq in the I'D year Of his age.
New Orleans papers please copy.
BorD-On Thursday, May s, Mrs. MARY BOYD, widow Of
Capt John Boyd aged II years and III months.
Her friends and relatives respectfully requested TO
attend the funeral from her late residence Staten Island
this Saturday morning, al ten O'Clock
BRowN.-At Staten Island, Friday, Nav g. EMILY,
youngest daughter Of Nathaniel ~ Bro wn aged IL years
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of her
atothers IN law Joseph NJ. Cooper and Lewis p ayard
fire invited to attend the funeral Sunday afternoon .:
bve O'Clock. from St Paal's church. Broadway, wxtou,
T.. ,.~A LI.v~,
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CA, MEAS ON d.y morning, May 9, JANIS ca.L
10 the 18th year OF his ago. native Of Dundee Scot
land Tor more than half century resident a this c
bis soIs in law, William a. Curtis and A. II Clsvtor a
iLyed 20 attend tho funeral, Sunday rterooon :,
Va" o'clock, without further invitation nom ,bs
I - er, No. 10 West twenty -sevssssh sircnt
rcsidence o. %s 49,. m arah s----- w.
ciHk On Thursday, May s. sf.er shor. Illness Mrs.
SAAAAI oLx, wife OF Thomas Clark, tho seth pear
o. Der age anstve Of Cstlea county Carlow Ireland
S iends, and those Of her brothers, Peter and John
MURPHY are RESPECTFULLY invited attend the funeral
from b, late residence No. 1879 West Thirty second
this tsatl roayl afternoon at half past two O'CLOCK
Carlow D. >perH please cOpy
Coeswnn-- Friday May O. after short and severe
illness john C,NswEL, only Of William and Ann Cogs-
well, Ia the 18th year Of his ago.
invited to attend the uner from his fahers res dence
No lao Chrystie street, on Sunday afternoon ~ two
O'Clock, without further iav tat'on.
CoSRow. Friday morning, May g. a cousum pton,
ADAM CorHew in the 4atb year or hin age
HIS remains win be taken - Freehod ". J.
" nx a Orange N j., on Thursday, Nay s, Ma
The relatives and friends are invitAd 10 attend Tho fune
oapss AS s Sssss Srsos Man
O'clock Stages To and from Orange connect with all the
JARvm.-On Friday morning, May 9, wmuAx D. lawns,
In the SD year of his ago.
his relatives and friends and those OF his son. George
further invitation from his late residence No los East
Twenty seventh street, Sunday afternoon, al one
O'Clock. as remains will be taken to Cypress Hills ceme
KHApr-On Thursday Nav r. MApvE xr;sa os tzo,rv
8. Knapp, in the s7th year Of hes age
The friends and relatives Of he family xbose of her aou
David s Clark Of her son NAV. Bepamm Fesr,s o.
her brothers wilh.m Samuel J. and David sher wood
sna o. nor 1.osaer law Levin Knapp, are rcepeot-
iuly nvied " aend the funeral this Saturday, morn
ing It ten O'clock from her late residence Berraa ave.
nue., Fordham, Westcbester c,anty.
LAILKY-Cn Thursday, May 8, MAReARET LAIlEy aged
"a years native of the PARISH Of Mosstown Kings
", Heiano.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited TO Attend the funeral from the resdsoce Of her
brotner In law Michael klan 307 East Fourteenth street,
this Saturday, afternoon, at two O'Clock precisely
hAHKAaD.-On Tuesday, May 3, Of jaundice, Mr. JAMES
AAyHASD, OF London, England aged 81 years, months
anc Ia days.
The relatives and friends OF the family requested
attend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon Nay TO-
O'Clock, from his late residence No. las Canton street.
Brooklyn
~ tmay 1AAv y, MAaf sFcOAuLkf, wAiow
Inc lienas o. Tue family are invited 70 attend tho fune-
rai, rom ner xe resloesce s0a o street, on sunday
ai,sInoon. ~ ns',,pas. two cox.
=, NLkAANN-Oc Lnursoay, NAY ., Mrs. ANNA DoRErrEA
NHANS, WIDOW Oh ths Ate Confad Niemann, In the ia
year Oh nel age.
her reatves ana renos those OF her sons Henry and
edrcn Nlemann, and Of her sonsin law, Drewes Bowe,
So Nni'sAu ran ana r. scnroder are respect
nm FAa y
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Bmx-BREwKa.--On Monday, May 2, by the Rev. DR..
Capp, JAMES BELL, Of Susquehanna Depot, Pa TO Mrs.
MARY ANN BRHwER Of this CITY,
BERRY-KoBIER.-On Wednesday, May 4, by the Rev.
Or. Striker, Marlin II. BERRY 10 Miss KATE A. KoAIER ali
of this city.
HAML1oN-wHAIEY.-InC Charleston, South Carolina, on
Wednesday, May d. at the Huguenot church, by the Rev.
7. r. G. Peck Lieut.. JOHN RANDOLPH HAMILTON, United
states navy, to MARY LOUISA HAMILTON. daughter Of VIII
liam Whaley, Esq, Of Johns Island, South Carolina.
HILI-PARsfII-On Thursday, May s, In the First Re-
formed Dutch church New Brunswick, N. j. by the Rev.
Samuel B. Howe D. D. W. R. Hill, Of this city, TO JKAS
NE,dsughier OF N. W. Parsell, Of the former place
HoiToN- GnIEN.-0n Thursday May s. al the residence
Of the BRIDES father jamaica L. by the Rev. A. Far
ley, JOHN Ho11oN, Of New York, to KATE c.. youngest
daughter Of James Gillen, Esq.
SrRyKER-Du Bofs-0n Thursday, May s, by the Rev.
Mr. Tuttle Mr.. w. S. STRIKER to Miss Mary r. daughter
OF Ira Du Boie formerly Of Catskil.
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Shirts Sewed by Hand and Warranted to
ut, made 70 order At
JACKSON PURDYs Shirt Warehouse
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Everybody should OBTAIN a chronological
examination of FOWLER WELLS, 8 Broadway, to learn
their talents, defects and proper occupation.
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Anniversary Week.-Tho Clergy md their
families supplied At discount Gentlemens ard chidrens
MUM has been awarded
KELLOGG. Manufacturer ssl Cana street.
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Opening OF Holmes New New York Central
Of May. Wide awake.
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Defiance DAlam ander SafeS-Wltk Patent
sowder proof locks and bars Also Gro and burEa
proof paror cafes Depot s. Murray street. Of College
SA~'' ''H 80 ROBERT NRArRrcx
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For Improved French Yoke shirts, ready
made or 70 orSer 70 LEIGHTON first premium SHIRT
fscturtr, 5l2 Broadway.
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated .NEi
NOISELEeS FAMILY SEWING MAEA
NEW STYLES AT REDUCED PRICES.
1876 broadway, New York
1852 Fulton street, BrOOklyn.
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Houselxeepers, AttentiOn.-Sp varnisl,
CRATES Stoves and onsmentsl iron work. sold by COM
STOCK BROTHER, % Leonard street.
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Ambro- Dsgusrressypes. - Worth Twenty
anb,oypes Seer IN light Made 81 lW Broadway foul
doors below Coitsndt stree
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A Splendid Diamond b. rond pin for $500 For
three LIS single stone d ~euers 10 IN stha
sale 81 TOBIAS LYON BROIHkhs,1e"
strece SweeDey's HOTEL
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Gran6jean's New Improvement Again on
he human misunderstanding consutaon prevents badsess
gray hair; warranted 50 Twelfth street. Broadway
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Wilder'a Patent Fire Proof Safe.-The Pre-
MUM saamander while the Worlds Fair, London 1851
QUIKK BROTHERS,, So Maiden lane.
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Virginia Killicl<inick Smoking Tobacco
This celebrated tobacco for sale By MACY JENKINS 81
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For PerSsot Fitting Shirts and the Latest
manufacturer, No. Ant0r House.
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Billiards. Premium Hair Dye, Kellinger,s
or Mar haitian liDnen Manhattan plasers Prof. Lines med
'"''N ''s~''' ~ D'p'' W. H. CRITTENTON
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REMOVAL.
PENFoLD, PARKER MOWER, Wholesale drugsists
have Ell from No. Fischer street 70 Is Beekman
Nassau.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical
They also keep silk elastic stockings for varcose
supporters and shoulder braces for deor
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fss lnabp ascle NAV be- obtsinsd Of a. so msuuyso
.u.eS q. T. sAusDkRS No. AAtor House. end Of ne
'SvNas agents throua hout th1 CITY
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Currey,, New photographic and Fine Art
c ass a s sr9.o~ay aasa'r'''''s n'''A
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Crssvsdor0's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupccs-
che bet In the world wholesale aud RETAIL and the dye pr
vstaly applied Astor House.
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Hlirs Hair Dye, SO Cents, Black or Browns
Depot No. Barclay street. Also sold ct 500 Broadway, and
by al druggiaA-
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Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
New style, price $50 Once At Broadway.
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HOlnOway's Ointment relieves and soothes
pain Of govt and rheumatism every vesge
Inflammation removed within few hours Of the frst apph
cation Sold the mandatory, 80 Maiden lane N Y.
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Bery's Tricspherous II tho best and cheap.
dressing Identifying cleaning curling preserv
ing and restoring the hair Ladies try H. Sold BY AL drug
sf1tn.
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FoR S Yousd 4i MsNIH AxxEE' you SEEN Irs
GENTN 6O7 Broadway
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Kcnnedy's Medical Discovery = warranted
70 cure scroa suelas salt rheu sca head liberated
soro legs. For sale by all druggNa
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men OF childrens fancy hats caps also beautiful silk
hat for Eertrmen latest rtvcs, orly NJ AnkIs RUS
sA y 20. ca, ssy G..c. E.:se. .ii 90 .A- ~ --a
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Herrfng's Patent Champion n n
And burglar proof safes, Isl Broadway, corns.
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% N"'Aus- Gloves and London six Um-
Jouvtn,s Kiu '.se cleaners LEARY CO., NOS
breliAs Just received by ~Way
4 4 and Askpr HOus0 BcoA -~-~
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Moody's Perfect Fitting Shirts, Ready Made
all prices and to order $50 DER dozen.
MO0DY'5 shirt mandatory. 26a Broadway.
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| Linen and Twilled Jean Drawers, Suitable
for The season. MOODYS shit EmPorium 90 Broadway.
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wheeler & Wilson's Sewing MacA
ice sos Broadway, N. Y. Send for a crculAr.
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DR.. 8. 8. FTrCH'S NEW
On the diseases Of -
heart, apopleIy, palsy. dyU
pepsia. liver complaints. hid,
ney complaints, &C., i33 pages
six eugravings, b01nd- Fur
sale at ia Broad way, New
York Will be sent BY mas
TO any address, post paid.
Price 50 cents; which may be
paid after the book u received.
read and approved OF. II ~
received sJ0n, write egAAA.
spDly, giving name. pos Il.
fee, county and State, n
8 4. FIFTH 4 co,
ia Broadway, N. =.
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Bachelors Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupees,
he hest 10 the world SURPRISING all made Sold and applied
Il The mandatory 233 Broadway.
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The Prince Albert Hat.
TRE VERY HAT FOR YOUNG MEN.
GENIN, 6O7 Broadway.
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D. A. Bllls, Exchange and Specie Broker, IN
Greenwich stree. second door north Of Pacfc Hotel,
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NEW WORK ON The
IN HEART.
BY Oh. s. 3. PITCH.
NEW WOkK ON The
REART,
81 BIZ. 8. 8. FITCH.
NEW WORK ON rHE
HEART,
By DIR. 8. s. FITCH.
NEW Work ON THE
HkAhT,
By DIR. 8. 8. FITCH.
NEW WORK ON THE
HEART.
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ACard.

We open tho spring and retail trade With stock
ready made mems aud boys clohng which already
n great attention ON account Of The variety and eeo
this seasoh manufactured very modorste prcss e
which we have mara cd them down.
Our me reliant s.lo ing department supplied with uausu
variety a. specaee In coatngs vesngs and rowserntA
ec.sd wh great tass and care In the several Kuopsla
The demand know style. Of clothing eom ali
sections OF the United States has doubled our trade
this spring over any previous This tbs
much compeutos accounted for In the fact nanua-
Mre and seecton OF fabric OF our cotng brsut
snd Tar superior In style W that Of trade Aad
prices fair and moderate TO produce the bsst
r q p1cea emo can q e. Sp % the hob "a fine
employ but the best alen liberal in
every branch OF our manufacture and AFRAID
state That we cena9e for making
than any house In the trade.
This tribe added To the cost Of labor
nncs out ADDS large per znage the real value
cur system.
We respectfully invite an early call from our friends that
they may have shcAce selection from The things
u. DkVLIN Co,
258, $50, 2G0 Broadway,
We have largely added Furnishing goods ma
nuiscure uia season We beg especial attention 70 the
Fear in Mind, nov, Moving Day Il Over,
You can be furnished with the latest nosby styles,
At DKUM0OLD PsCCH's. a4 Broadway
At prices TO suit every purse.
Ladies', Your PromennI.c WIFI he Much Bet
40" a. moro attractive. 4 you wear CAN
.s~ enio~eS snoes and ooo1s o3 broanwSy'
iHAALs A0suc es..-. Skin and Pa
~ar just received by EUGENE FEkn.,
" Gloves and London vilk Um-
o..
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Anniversary Weck.-Cler9ymen visiting
the CITY viii End first GLASS stock Of well made durable
becoming hats at KNOWS well known est bsh
ment No 90 Broadway Honestly made and sold at tding
profit These hats worthy the attention Of strangers
the city.
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GREAT SALT LAKE CRY, April Q. 1880
Judge Grad eba"9hs 'oa't At}oyned-IAe Mlita-, IA,
s,,--- so
Jrow Pyopc-.utseNs ..savssng-. '' 7" 0'ss""y--
Utah Lao and JuSce-a Getiie's Opiioa Of Goue,.o'
Cumming and The Judga-7Ae Way Elections are Con-
ducted in UtaA, de-
On Monday last Judge Cradebaugh adjourned his court
som Provo, and simultaneously with said adj,u nment
ihe soldiers in the city and vicinity struck thor
Look up their line OF march The regiment, which had
been encamped three miles distant from the city, wi
their band in front and say playing, marched into and
through the city, CONFERENCE.-THE and the company al
ready in the city with prisoners in charge, fell in line
Ia md.ranks, and all marched out and toward Camp
Floyd 10 fine style apd conduct, displaying their perfect
drill and command without saving terrifying intmi.
sng any OF the loyal citizens OF Provo, for whom the
residents of this city and his Exceency felt SO much
ponoern And, Is said, that as the military retired from
the city, persons supposed 10 be guilty. who had fed
not through fear Of the court and s escort but Of re-
revpg just deserts at its hands, were seen descend
ing from the mountains and returning TO the city.
Thus closed session Of the United States District Court
which, for combined opposition from citizens Interested
FOR ecclesiastical restraint OF test mony FOR jurymen ut
terry dseeAdng the soemnty and bonds Of their oaths
FOR 80 wholesale implication OF communities and "wor-
tbies IN hghhAuded aud capital Offences, for startling
Developments and failure Of CONVICTIONS for the intrc
pdi'y and commemorate yet futile efforts of its ON ,ers
thwarted as they at almost every STEP only by
those concerned but By the Governor Of the Territory in
an uncaied for protest. stands unequaed in annals
u our counrys judiciary; yea in the annals Of any age
Four psrsons-Durfee. Bartholomew and two others
retained prisoners and conducted by the sodery 70
Camp Floyd to await future fair and nnal trial Judge
C. c0ntempates sitting committing magistrate the
above post until the arrival Of the Chief Justice Judge
legations aud bis commitments for cue consideration
There many more se. at large who are parties in fall
10 these murders Of men, women and children by the
score hundred. Aconfesson mas been made by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07

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