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The Nevada journal., 1859-04-01
MOST BLESSED, DIVINE, HEAVENLY
SCIENTIFIC PANACEA,
For curing Diseases
Incidental to the State of California,


Incidental to the State of California.
That Acts on the Blood, Brains Intestines,
Snews, Nerves, the Fluids and Semi Fluids
and the whole Physique. The gloomy Hypochon-
driac, the Dyspeptic, the Nervous, debitated and
Lver-dseased Sufferer, the Gourmand.
the debauchee the intemperate
and ali who suffer i'll health
SHOULD PAUSE AND THINK ERE SICKNESS
~ overIakes them for then worn-out nature sue
cUTnbs DEATH because she has not strength to
sist Now, DIR. JAcoB WEpsERs lrvIGoRATIso Con-
DIAL causes strength-that Is its main quality The
hrst operation TONIC the partaker feels then that
sudation is caused-his skin is DAMP his limbs sure
and active, he feeis "h for exercise, and knows he
has strength TO endure it he is light Spirited his skin
becomes clear his Eyes, too, because
His Liver is made Active, the Bile neu-
tralized or rejected, and his Blood
is Thinned and Purified
II he has IL Foul Stomach, this as an aperient
not oth rwiss Agan-It Immediately relieves Belch-
ing, prevents accumulation of wind in the Stomach.
The Stomach, the great receiver of disc and its
where have seen Dl. Wrbbers Invigorating act
beautifully General arrangement of the System
Weakness various causes viz Change of ate,
Long Sickness the of Mercury being otherwise
over-doctored abuse of Nature and her VS. by
Drunkenness Gourm andisng, Debauchery and other
excesses, Trembling Fever and Ague Chills. Rheu-
matte, Neuralgia and other Pains in the Body
Limbs, Wan of Appetite. Sleep Memory, Sour
Bilious Stomach, Tickling of Ears, Tic Dooreux, &c.
Excess, Debauchery, Nervousness, Etc.
An Electric Thrill of Strength is permanently given
by DIR. Wcbber's Sangniier. The whole functions of
Nature aroused. Constipation, dyspepsia cured.
l. ~
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-01
PREMIUM HAIR TONIC.

Executors of the Estate of Jno. Ramus,
Nevada, March IS-1m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
Fearful Revolt In state Prison.

AUBURN, n. Y, March 2O.-One OF the
convicts employed in the hammer shop being
unraly, the head keeper, Mr. Austin, order.
ed him to be taken to the dungeon. The
shop-keeper. Mr.. Hubbard. proceeded 10 ex-
ecute the order, and while in the act of un-
locking the cell door the prisoner broke
away from him and ran back to the shop,
calling upon the other convicts for assls-
tance.
The head keeper then attempted to secure
him, when the convict struck him with q
bar Of iron, and drew q weapon-a round
file. sharpened to "a point-which the keeper
wrestsd from him. All the convic:s in the
shop then made a rush, and commenced
throwing hammers planes. etc.. at the off
GERS. The agent then ordered the guard to
fire upon them, and two cf the convicts
were mortally wounded and one slightly
They were then marched to their cells at
the point of the bayonet.
One Of them, a German, is armed with a
knife, and declares that lie will kill the first
man that attempts to open his cell The
head keeper has armed himself, and gone to
see him.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
y LATE NEWS.
Military. SbIpw reck.

Nkw YoRK. March 23-Gen Ew en- has
isfntd AN order forbiddlng the 18th regi
ment TO leave the lst Division District.
lhis will prevent the contemplated visit to
Albany. unless in direct di.obedenee to
orders
man named Geo. Hodge, who processes
to be the owner Of Il Touring mill at Oswe ego,
was arrested on Tuesday, Tor attempting to
obtain $500 of A. r. Mount, q Wall St.
on draft for that amount with the forged
endorsement OF the firm OF John Wilmot 4
Co., No. 2 Bowling Green.
The ship Centurion, which arrived to-day.
reports on the 9th of January fell in with
the bark Dormehair, from Quebec for Sligo.
water logged; took off the survivors Of the
crew, seven in number. the remainder, five
IN number, having perished through starva-
ton, having been twenty one days on the
wreck, with only half n biscuit day and
what water they caught when it raned
Feb. 2ith, boarded the ship Magellan, put
on board hve of the Dormehair's crew, and
brought the other two this port.
The bark Tauro, from Leghorn, reports
Feb. 4th that she fell in with the French
ship Bengal. Capt. Maynard, from Martin
l9ue, for Bordeaux. water-logged, took from
her the captain and crew eleven in all
and brought them to this port.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
SheriN',S Safe.

TH1 STATE or IOwA,l Ia the District Court
ScOTT COUNTY. ) Of Scott county. I,ws.
DY virtue OF . o. special execution issue from,
ID he office Of the erk Of the District court oi
scott county, Sta Of iowa, In favor ~ John Horn
by, piaini6. and against joseph Lsmbrite, Juietta
Lamtri. his wife, Carter d 90, Tsllmsh, Pow
ers 4 McLesD, Mo Z Parks. bru e Cosk, Tros-
tee, of Iowa CIiege, Almst skeel, N Corvith 3 Go
ravid Cockley, Roters u sos, Charles Powers, Geo
Rsk ~, Btsntou Shelton Il Go, biaAeniore h Lsves
W Skinkle, James starr, John " Bskes 3 Helen
hichsris and william Fsird-id, dsfeadaats, and
dated on the 1S.h March, 1859. and " directsJ,
conmsndipg tnst Of the real estste her. tusfter
described. make, or cause 70 be made, tbs suo Of
twelve hundred forty.two and 81 loo doll .rs with
interes. ami cos .; and - commanded BY faM 80 /.
ctsi t1ecutior, have levied upon Tie following dc
bei real estate .ituatsd in scott county lows TO
wit: An that part Of lot No one IN block No A.
ty four kSl In thr city Of Davenport In said coanty
BOUNDED ami described as follows, TO wit: Beglnniua
at the north westerly corner Of sAd lot on Perry
street, thence running southely along P-rry atsee,
sixty 1901 feet, Themes easteriy and q rsht angles
erIy sxty 1907 feet To th- aley and thence westerly
along aAd alley sAtyfour SaI feet " the place Of
begiuniDg
And / hereby give pub ic notice shat shall Offer
for sale xt public ucrJ, st the Court HOUSE door
the cry ~ Davenport Ia ssii county, Saturday.
the 30th day OF April 1850, st the hour VI oclolk
n sak dsy, 10 the highest snd bsst bidder there
for In cash, the abovs dsscsibed property. ~ so-
cent thereof 70 satisfy the above debt with Int. rest
AMI Costs
u LEONARD,
rnch28 sheriff Of Ssoet county, I0Ws.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
SheriH,x Sale.

TIE STATE or IOWA., the District court Of
6cOrr COUNTY, Scott county, Iowa.
Df virtue Of special execution Issued from the
ID Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Scot,
County. State OF Iowa, In favor Of john n. Rogers
pls'ntn and against Joseph lamtrite, WIN. = Dol
lns, Thomas YArwood, II Garter Il Co. Taliman
Powers h Mclean. Milo Parks, Trustees OF Iowa
Colleg. Bruca Oook. Alrn.t skeel, n Corwirh <
90. David Cockley, Robert Means. chas Powers
stanton shelton Il o.. Ge, Baker, HIakeinoie n
Lawes. Jacob W ekinkle, Jsm.s U starr, and
John W u Bsker, d,feud4i's, dated ksrcn 18Th,
lS59, and to INC diiec . L. man ling me thst 81
the real tie he enn after described, Of the saii
Defendants make or cause " 10 made the sam o.
four thus and ana Lundred dollars with n erert
and costs, and command, by said peetsi .xecu-
uon, have levei uon TIL. following described real
estate situated IN scott county Iowa, to wit Ints
one tao I2l three t8I four (4I ~ fourteen IlSI
Ia b.cx eight OF sub fivison Of she kus eli 81
tate. maie BY W II 4urlcy. and recovd-d 10 the
lt-s erders oft'ce Of Scott county, In book OF
deeds page 29l, also lot eleven and part Of lot
twelve 2l in said bic OK eight Isl being ss much Of
lot twelve III - lies west of line drawn north
and south through sid lot through the center Of the
division party wSll Of the double dwelling houss
titoated on said lot std including the wet half u
said hou.e
And h.rebT give public notice that shall offer
Tor sale ~ public outry, at the Court House coor in
ihe sOth day of April, 4 y 1883. .; tho hour Of 3
O'Clock Of said day, to the highest and best bid
der therefor In cash. the above dercrf property or
sum lent thereof atisfy the above cett with ia.
t-Ye.t ani costs.
Dated this 24.h dsy OF March. 7 $50
n. LEONARD,
msh26 sh.v,0 Of Scost county Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
From Milwauk &c.

MILWAUKEE, March, pa fire broke out
in Highy's large Elevator. at the La Crosse
Railroad Depot, last evening, but was ex-
tineuished before doing ruch damage Mr..
Highly los is about one 800, and the loss
to grain. hc In the builiing will not ex-
ceed 81, 300
Thomas H. Eviston has been elected Chief
Engineer Of the Milwaukee Fire Department
James l.arkin was elected let Assistant i;
Frederick Harrison. 2nd Assistant and J.
OBryne, 81 Assistant
The State canvass for Supreme Court
Judge is becoming quite spirited The Re
puhieans hold n meeting here this evening.
Carl Schurz is among the speakers an
nouncel
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

THE RAILROAD BRIDGE ON FIRE =
From the Rock Island Aryus Of yesterday We
learn, that about l l o'clock, as q Mr. Thomp-
son from Quincy, and John Deere, Of Moline,
Rock Island, they discovered it to be on
fire. The wind was blowing tremendously
at the time, and almost instantly they saw
the flames spread with groat rapidity. The
alarm was given, and had it not been for
two barrels of water standing on the plat
form, nothing would now be left of the great
Rock Island bridge, save mass of sInoulder-
ing ruins. Before water could have been
drawn from the river. the structure would
have been enveloped in flames, and with the
wind blowing as it was, no power on
earth could have prevented its being burned
1t is supposed to have caught fire from
the sparks Of the engine. which had passed
over it but a few minutes previous to its
being discovered.
The burning Of the bridge, for the time
being at least, would have done away with
the necessity Of that investigating commit
tee The destruction Of the bridge would
have been a great pecuniary loss to the
stockholders There is no longer any donlt
about the bridge being serious obstruction
to the navigation of the river, and detri-
ment to the trade Of this entire region
1t is folly to contend that it is great ad-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
The Nickirs Hlu der.

WASHINGTON. March 25--The Grand Jury
more thai week ago made presentInent
AGAINST Mr. Sckles for murder Of Mr. Key
1t then became the duty of the District
Attorney To prepar. an indictment and
place II before them for their full action.
his he did. when it was returned hy them
as true bill. The reason OF the delay il
understood TO be tina, they might in the
meantime have al opportunity To examine
additional witnesses. more particularly rel
alive to Mr.. Butterworth, So if they discov-
ed sufficient cause they might iniiet him
Jointly with Mr. Sickles Mr.. S,aunton Of
Pittsburgh. aud Messrs Magruler 4 Rat
cliie accompanied by the father Of the ac-
cused came into court and asked that next
Monday be set aside for the trial, but after
conference with the District Attorney
Monday week was agreed upon for the
purpose.
The Circuit Court Of the District Of CO.
unbia decided an important patent case to
day, on an appeal from the Commissioner of
Patents. The case was an inteferenc be-
tween the National steam and Vim. II. Fol
ley. 1t was decided in favor Of the former.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
TO DAYS. ADV'TS.


VIyHRREts on the 18Th day Of sep smbsr. a. d.
w 1851 John wiiltsmscn and julia Wn'iem.cs
his wif,. ex-ca,ed unto James O'Brten - trustee
certain dtrd " trust, Conveying TO satd trustee th-
lsni In sc )tt couaty Iowa. described - follows. ~
vt The east half os lot No twenty eight l7sl -
known, numbered aud Iesigna,-i on tue SecoiA
plat }. hIaishsw's1 subdivision ~ part of lot
Sc lion Sc tow ship rs rsrge eat 3th In
the eity 81 Davenport, which SAID conveysace 80
msje BY the said John wiilisn. on en- Julie VIII
msOn, his wifi. for the purpose o securing the pa,
ment OF certain promise ~ note and the Interest
there-n siRnei by said John wiliamsun dst.i
tho 18th day Of september. 4 u lists, ali pAyA-
Die q follows: OnS for too hundr-si and svxaty-
nv- dsilsrs. payshfs on the ls.h cay u March, 4 D
1859 to John Kane.
Aud nov said promissory note having become due
and paw able and the said John VIII lam having
failed 10 pay the samc. James OBrien, trustee -
sfors-ai, do hereby give thu public a,tice, thai ~
virtue Of the power which IL Ia ycrse BY ssid d--i
OF trust will. on Monday tho 18th day ~ ApsH y
1862 at the hour Of two O'Clock In the afternoon VI
said day At the ourt House door In the city % Da
venport expose and o6.r for sale public auction
the parcel OF land above described much there
Of as sha be Necessary u satisfy end psy the
OF said note with the interest the % the day
sAc together with all the and txpenses asfen-
ding said SALE costa Of this notice and Truseses s~s
Dated the 2a.h day Of March, A 1872
JAMES O'BaIDn.
lncb20 frnsonD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
Columbus 1s abroad Convent on.

CoLUMEUs, Ohio. March 23.-The Conven-
tion of Southern and Western Railroads
met at the Railroad House this A. NJ
Thirty-two roads are represented by over
sixty delegates A. Il. Hubbard, leading
Director of the Little Miami Railroad, is
President. Anderson, of the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad. and
Deming of Steubenville, are Secretaries.-
A committee of ten was appointed to arrange
n schedule between New York ard ST.
Louis. through Philadelphia Baltimore and
Cincinnati and the Southwest The Balti-
more and Ohio and the Pennsylvania Cen
represented in this committee, which will
report in the morning. The session is har
moniOus
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

In County Court Of Scott County In the natter o,
the claim Of John Van EyerA ~. tho admini.trs-
trix ofthe goods &C, Of Luke Van kvera, deceased
Prescnt, Hon Charles Weston, County Judge
January 2ist, 1859.
NyHKRnAS on the 10th day % December, A. n
w 1851, upon = hearing " the pasiias shcv~
named, II wss satisfactorily proven 10 the Court
tat u. as0v. nsmtd John Van Evera was entitled
to from the administering atoye named tb-
.ull amount OF the cissm thcHstof,rs nisl u SAID
Couri by him, To Wit The 8 Of u rec uo.red
do lars, IN interest thereon st vhe legal YaSe f.c
August 1875, and the said Court then end there
ordred al ain inis,ratrix u pay 10 raid John Ven
kvcra te sad sum with intsYr.t afoi aid which
III. said aim nistratiix. though more than y~sr
has elapsed hiss utterly neglected ana fussd ts a,
Nov on spplicat.tn ~ the SAID John vsn 8vesa n
ID hereby orderot that the ssid sdmiairrssix Jss,ir
vsn Ev~ra, ard rur'tie'. James n. Gvshsm.
Geolge WsshtLgttn n KepneS, and william wells DO
sumu oDei I, be and sppeai before the County
Oaurt Of Scott county, st the Cont House IN me
city Of Dsveup ri, on the nvst Monday Of Nay. A
1859 at ten closs IN tbe foresoop 70 show cArs~
II any they have, why the sald admnistrstrir hAs
'ct psid the clsin ordered 10 be psi| a. af4rs
said
Witness Charles We .ton, County Judge u Scott
coubtr, At the Court Mouse In the city Of Dsvsn-
port, this twenty Arse deg Of March. 1859.
CnARLDg WD0rON
PLUnER VAN Hosss, A,tys. nacEys-dsv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
l. A Il E. S II N f. w S.
BY TELEGRAPH.)
The Railroad Convention.

CoLUMBus, March "a The convention
representing the Baltimore Il Ohio, Penn
sylvania Central, and numerous western
connections has continued its session to-day.
The utmost harmony prevailed throughout
with freedom from excitement and con-
tention highly creditable The time CON-
mittee reported this evening in full that
they propose TO start passenger trains from
N. Y. at 2 A. NJ. and 6 T. NJ, by Camden
and Amboy and N. Jersey road, and reach
Cincinnati at and F. NJ, and A. NJ
Leave Cincinnati at A. NJ and | 30 P. NJ,
and make about same time to New York.
The following resolutions offered by the
President Of the Baltimore line was adopt
ed.
Whereas Moderate speed passenger trains
are admitted to contribute largely to econ
omical and consequence nett results Of rail
way profits, and
Whereas the extraordinary cost Of high
speed should command relative renurnera-
ton for passenger service and
Whereas experienced managers Of the
railroad system of Europe have adopted this
principle in their tariff Of fare as the legit-
mate result of experience, be it therefore
Resolued that in order to carry ont this
economical and valuable principle into the
American system that each through line to
central points may at its option charge one
dollar less for passengers between New
York and such competing points on the
trains using schedule Of not less than 80
hours between Cincinnati and Nav York,
and 40 hours between Chicago and New
York, The times seems to be satisfactory
to the Western roads interested and is
said to be 80 arranged as to be better adsp-
ted to general public convenience by all
lines than ever heretofore.
The Pennsylvania road provides for bold
and active competition with the N. Y.
Central by rapid speed, and the Baltimore
road while maintaining moderate speed
combined In above resolution to compete
for it by running fare one dollar between
New York and the West
Freight trains occupied but little atten-
tion, but the following was passed. That a
Committee Of representatives from each
Of Western roads be appointed by their re.
spective roads TO arrange rates OF freight
eastward bound and that they be instructed
to fix the difersnces between. sn rsil and
lakes and rivers and canals and that this
C0nmitte meet at the PHILIPPE House, Day
ton. Thursday March slst. at 10 A. n. and
that one representative from each Of the
Atlantic lines BE- invited 70 be preesnt The
Convention was still dttins but viii adjourn
so-night
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

In District Court of Scott County. State 81 lowe.
Henning Sohrea.
~-..-.
Anton wagner and 'e".' "''
Michael Bali
r. Anton Wagner, DEFENDANT
LOU are hereby notiHs that there ME an
the office of th. Cerk OF the District Ooart OF scott
county q petition of HenDins \ shren, claiming of
Won the sum OF two hundred ana ef two dollars.
with crest thereon nj the rate ~ ten per cent
from the 26th day Of March. 1888, mooney due
promissory note dated March &c, 1858. executed
BY Anton Wsguer aud ichA.i Rald. for the sum VI
two handrei aud huy-two dollars, snh isterest
thereon al the Of ten per cent PAYABLE % Hen
ming Sohren. months after date and you
further notified that the sheriff of sail county hsv
Ing returned the ORIGINAL notice herein with return
not found" to you, order was entered at III.
January term 1859 OF rAid Court that be served
with notice ~ publication according to iav sud
you fur her notihd that unless you shall app
and 81 the next term Of said Dstsct Court,
u b. nolien ~ Davenport ipt AID county the nr.s
Monday in MAY, A u 1853 Judgment viii be rem
der.d sg.inst you q the amount ciaimed with In
trTrst and costs.
Dat.-i Davenport, March 2, 1853
PLUAER a VAN HOORk,
Plant q Is Attoraeys.
Let the foregoing BE- published for four weeks in
the Daily Iowa At ate Democrat, beginning on Wsnss
day, March %, 1859
IRA n. diHFOap,
mcb23.d4w Cl'K OF Disti let obuut
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
TPUlStee3S Sale.

VKYHEREAs on the oath day Of Ocfobsr, D VI,
w Henry " Morris executed unto Prank Piumas
- trustee. . certain deed Of Isst convsyisG 70
sa tsu - the lsad In Scott county loWs dessrbed
- foilowS, TO VII: mat posti ~ ~ enc I'll In
hiocs sixty 1901 10 The eits Of Dsvenpsst. Scott
cOansy, love- which j. pArti slsriy desscsd - fol
lows, VIZ: bssinsias ss NJ snAh-sass rssr Of
eide oe SeconG street swesty-tvo i9zl fest. thfncs
north seventy l70] Sset 70 tse \ et an~y, tAasos
east along the south side of Said ally tsenty TO
72l sees thence ssueh seventy 7vl ssss - ~ psss
Of begtaniag, to9.ther with uoo of oisey an1 the
buildings snd impsc vtments on tad pSemiseo-the
interest Of saia Morris IN SAID pssals0 belng
leasehosd - conveyed by lssse from owen ncuetl
70 bin, dated July -, 166e-sna the eVusssA'p u
sad bull ioss, wAlcA oai1 oDsves aoes - ms6s ~
the ssid Henry y Norris Tor ~ posp1ss Of seen.
ring the of biz csstsin p.ooirssy nses esd
Astei the 2l.h Gay Of Oetos-r, D 1851, to TAnnen
PoUeru 3 AcL "a. for The cum Of two tho1ssnl 1vs
hundssa 6oslsrs, Tayahle ninety ~ sitter date.
And now sid pros lbs ~ note having oeoo0s dee
an1 pn0oDls end the eaid henry " Morris havtod
hiled 70 psy the ssme Vfsnk PluIneS, trustee -
nforsessd % hire svs tbls pus r. notice tAst ~
v1stus n the power which II II NJ vesssd By saSd
dssd Of trust. VII, oa 4 ,ndsy. tho 18th dsy o.
Apsil, 1853, . ~ Aeus - two oisSock 10 The
astsE.son q saA ~, = - Oscst Hssse does y
ne city q navsngs.t, s.P - - casr To- esis =
poros os lesd sboVs 6ssessbs os - nuch lAesou(
shali - sn0elent - n1lssy ~ ~ - onGaas q
So aote Wlh eAolo1ageo1 Aessea otO - q ooao.
togstAse vtlA ~ the ess(e - eoDe1Gps 0aAeo6h6
eeld eele, % - oen0 - tuDsoaofo eono.
Daasd ~ - ~ = 1a9eAt a -
0eo -R4 ~ re4s 4st4f DQoe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26


Nrw YORK, 25.-The inmates Of Mrs
Besthman's boarding house, | & 10 number.
were all poisoned yesterday. Mr. Il. is dead
aud others are in critical condition
BY invitation of the Wing General Com
mittee, ex-Gov Hunt delivered an address
last evening in Hope Chapel. An audience
Of about 500 was in attendance. Hiram
kctchnm presided.
Gov. II. approved Of burying sectional
ism, and meeting the opposition on broad
national grounds.
In the Chairman's speech, three public
men were referred to as those to whom the
country might best confile the duties of the
next Presidency. These were Edward Ev-
erett, Jno. }. Crittenden, and Gen. Winfield
Scott
Each Of these names were received with
demonstrations Of approval.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
.ug.- Of ward l4<es,nyss :

49,.
FIRST WARD.
G.S Smith. Chairman; J L. q
DELEGATES dennis Notable, JF..
gan. b Kennedy John Muller, G.'sss. Smith
For Allerman--Thomas J. Holmes
SECOND WARD.
David Higgins, Chairman; j. o. Donovan
Secretary.
DELsG sTEs.-Charles Beederbecke. Joi n
Rice, l.. W. Steinherg, Peter shultz, David
Higgins
Ward Committee Higgins, G.
Beelerbecke, John Rice.
THIRD WARD.
r. d. Congdon, Chairman +. Plumer,
Secretary.a
DKLEchs4.--R D. Congdon. Samuel Par
htE, II. Leonard, Ira Brown Frank Plumer.
For Alderman Joshua Dial.
Ward Commttee-R. d. Congdon, Thos
OryF. Plurner.
SoEREa WARD.> =.
John Forrest, Chairman; VIM. Doolan,
Secretary.
DELEGATES Henry Haupt, Thos. j.
Russell, JAS A. Buchanan, Patrick Kerr
win, VIM. Hall.
For Alderman-Joshua Burr.
Ward Committee-Wm. Hall, w. l..
Clerk, James a. Buchanan
FIFTH WARD
w Churchill, Chairman, John Lillis
Secretary.
DELEGATES J. w. Churchill, Peter Kerk-
er, John Johns, W. X. Spsaring. John Lii
lis
For Alderman f. Y Lane,
Ward COmmitte Geo. +. Hubbell, Peter
Kerker, James O'Brian.
SIXTH WARD.
Mr. Kelly Chairman, n d. Haisht Secre-
tary.
DELEGATES Robt. Christie, l. IL. Sears.
VIM Renwick, Francis Curry, job Cunning
For Alderman |. Ii. Scare
Ward Committee Mr.. Kelly, l. II. Sears
G. Reed.