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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

The Cotton movement has been quite important Inc
most remarkable weather for picking has prevailed at
the South and the frosts which have occurred have
proved advantageous rather than injurious to the max
ing Of large crop. The receipts at the ports TO the
present time have exceeded those Of any previous
wear although the rivers have not been as favorable
for forwarding as seasons More than one-fourth
of the crop has been marketed-onehas Of which has
been shipped 10 foreign markets. leaving larger sup
NV in the ports than ever before known, and one
hundred per cent greater than the same period in 1897
when cotton ruled at about the present current rates
The Liverpool market has attracted heavy shipments
by its marked Imness and if they should continue in
the same rate as last week. two-thirds Of the entire
annual consumption of Great Britain will be sent
forward before the LIST of February mostly on Ameri-
can account The latest advoes show that the Liver
pool market was dull under the heavy receipts, but we
do not look for any material falling oil in prices in that
market at present. il is part of the policy OF the
Manchester spinners to break down the marks until
sufficient stocks are received to enable them 10 act indie
pendently.
The Chicago Press of the 23d inst, gives the fol-
lowing statement of the movement of produce;
Tbe receipts shipments Of produce for the past week
COMPARED with those Of the week and he correspond
ing week IN 1883 will be found in the following tables
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Noy. 2S-Before the
City Judge.

TRIAL OF MOORE FOR THE MURDER or sTAcKPoLE.
Ex-RecOrder Smith made motion 70 have the YER
dict of the Jury the Of the Receiver pnce set aside on
the ground entirely inconsistent with the evidence
The Judge denied the motion and Spruce until
"Wednesday when Mr.. Smith will sent aidays On hi'
behalf with view to have the sentence suspended
William Mallory pleaded guilty Of grand larceny and was sen-
fenced three months to the ToInbs
Aaron McNa pleaded guilty Of attempt ct grand larceny
and was sent to the Penientiary for two years
The murder OF Sackpoe which has already oeen l1ny
poed m the Abra d. Thomson, who was tined before
last February and sentenced to three years
and State Prison granddaughter IN the third
degree up trial Charles Moore OF the persons
indicted for completely in the ar. James T. Brady appeared
a. Counsel for Moore large number Of witnesses
ined -, O. -,
George Thomas Riley John CaTberry, John ID. Lee Bar
new Connolly George Lavender Christopher PGbo Peter e.
Henson Daniel Linch Timothy Leary Thomas Foley and
Thomas Dowe the prosecution, and George Head William
Walsh Morris o. Meaa Thomas Burns Richard Daley and
John for the defenseo Of whom
sabsantiay the facts reported IN the OF
Thomson, which briefly these: 49,
On The 18th November Thanksgiving Day 1853 military
Musketeers 20 Harlem on target
River where party OF young men from the fIst ward
10 stackpole belonged members Of the BRADY nad got
into Quarrel and greatly disturbed their enjoyment
The Fox coming out from dinner when they
met the Guard the piazza who drove them back
through the back piazza and during the melee
ofhe Fox Musketeers Thomson Moore and Fox set upon
sakpoe In return and sscpOe to the nye where be
was stabbed by Thomson with bsyone and Is alleged, by
Moore with sword He died the Station House Is minutes
after he received the wound.
The case was not concluded. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
.MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........Nsv
Cleared.

s,..rshins-Alabayna Lawless Mobile -; Neu-York
(Brrm snsanten, Bremen, Gelpke, kentgen Rsicheh
ship-stn Of the West Thompson, Liverpool s. Ihompsons
Nephew. -, -
Baks-J Dsgrett Lambert GLASGOW, Durham Dnoni Ae-
rof,aut sherman, Demerara j. Nj. Smith Co.
Clark Ssgua 10 Grand, West Sargent
Village Pride Cummings. ST. Johns N r., H. Dcwofi VIZ
r;,ia Lind Rio Congo and a MARKET
Sehooner-W. L. Burroughs, jerks, Savannah, Durham
Dimon; C. Mnervs. curphey. Aspinwsn - B. STANDARD,
Dosne Plymouth Post Small Roxbuy Potter Port Marc.
Ia Post Small Mary Ann Caroline Packard Portland, o. l.
Hatch Co.; Bow ditch, Collins. Curacao, koh Persahni
Crendills Baker Mobile MeCready Mott Co Unon, Han
nan Boston O. L. Hatch CO.. Louisa Chase, Boston, w
Lewis Co.. Peerless (Brl Doe Bermuda, MeCsn Firth
Dsnyille Chester Richmond, C. II. Peron, w. A. Elbss
Nichols Wilmington, j. Smith Co.
steamer-Yulcs Morrison, Philadelphia, J. Brgss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

ssIs a. show falling of q sis7 ss1 "a .. compared
- ~, v.er here u YET large increase IN the net
~ rsduetisn working expenses has ADoIrt.d % ~
hiifire in net prohts OF the Main stem voc
.-.seforv SUN OF 603 "a ~ being upward Of y cen.
~ r.utsl stock Both the Washington Branch ana me
- ,,terp Wal Roads also slow improved neL results
falling of in revenues ne to'1
of the whole read 1.-THE three brAnches Tor the year
ssrg oct l. 1853 TO ia cog =, decrease o.
80 .3 ~ A. compared with 1854 and The total Sorkns e
nses Of the TO s2esss7 G., which u redgrsion o.
o,c compared wish the expenses oil 1865 Ihete y
80 inv sefucsiaz sos 81 Of oss Of revenue ON
80 ss O5 oidecrea-e Of working expeRes total nv gain
- tn Company OF SsS7,OS4 IS. 49,.
Bv the annual repor; Of the Cumberland Valley Railroad
pspv we tina, the earnings for he Var ending
r,nber 80 1889 s6si and that the e endturesfor
- Of road rolling stock salaries and e1peD IL
FYeepns err rs for covering the Hs burs Bridge in
SsSin The sseve expenditures the cost Of operating the road
| 1eeeasd q Ger cent OF the rnngs No renswa al
opson account tePt sxeePt,or the rebuilding Of the
p In 49, ia accidental trdcon. Daring the year
a .. hrst prefeTree s ana s5Oo Of second preferred
~ have been sf1 into bonds The Franklin siiosd
rish Is yiTtuay sn extension Of this rosd being Fsa Hoan
d IsraberbuIg to Hagerstown." -,
The earnings Of the Michigan Southern ROAD Tie
tr1d week of November were:
1885,. ......'-..-''.s.''''''''' "F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

FILL INTO A MAS-TRAP.-Mrs. Curley an aged
a. residnr n No. 70 Christie street YORK on Thursday
as zen te cellar Il the e wsFsea and Mont
sery streets and ,orsS The street Com
~ a. Ae eToctod Prevent festhss aeideEts
$500 M.rpE Nor TO BE PARDoSED. The Court
bth has been IN session q Trenton for several days
o. ha oursd Cor the term They zoo. 40 ao n TIC
So :. Comets Js hsEde Sentenced 70 g nssso "a voc
~ 81 JsnSsy nsS and ss there r b 90 81 t@ss or
"a ParAons before thst tins, theIe ~ Nv "VF' "
s,.ansllstoa oi he ssatseees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

IncEease ''''' Sc
The central division Of the kenosha and Rock Island
Railroad was opened on Tuesday, extending ron
aavard 10 Rockford. The Press, remarking upon the

uses which induced the building of the road, says
"a. owing TO the determination which the Directors OF
~ -n Corursuv had city was destroy
m feir trade and should suppose seriously th@' Oh
80 zp ix some OF these grave charges were Is iouows
FrrxtY were hgh tina. trade oDl the vicinity o.
s driven 20 Beloii where Il was divided between Racine
eed 10 20 seventeen miles 70 Beo Coal was charged ~
tun 70 Rockford and only 81 80 to Freepor thry miles
d Psss.ns,r. were charged - fare from kTeePo 70 Uni
80 and - y nom Rockford Wheat is eged from Free
port q. cents buskel and from Rockford 10 cent?
~ are Gaeus Road is % miles; BY the Northwestern ana
Ksnoshs only 50 The road run By inc Northwest
err sni 4 virtually branch Of that geA; trunk line z'vs
w md the people Of enteTprzng city choice Of routes
The receipts Of the Galena and Chicago Road Tor
the third week in November were as follows:
1889
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

OFucx LITTLE MIAMI RAukoAD COMPANY,
TR1AsVkkk's DEPARTMENT, CfscisxkIi NOV ~, is%
A I meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of tns
n Company, held this day, DIVIDEND 81 FoUk ~
CENT capital declared Of tbs eernn -
the Company for the nix mouths ending h inst a s
oAcs on and ser December s. pfox The Irsnsso nsoss
b closed on The 1eth Inst and % reusin pnt Decebsr
%. q. A. DAVENPORT, Jrssssfxk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
NEW-,JERSEY ITEMS

ExPKSDtruRKs FOR cIrY GovERSSESr.-The total
amount Of expenditures for the maintenance of the
City Geveument of Jersey City, for the six months
ending Nov. 1, 1880. Total amount appropriated
for the year, So ,Slo Balance for the remaining six
zaoa1hs, t39 ,25S O6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

way "feel your way into business IN doubt and
-. when aPHRENoLOeICAL EXAMINATION ct FOWLER
vs-.sss No 900 Broadway, win point ont your TALENT" 90
jest pursuit in which you viii best succeed
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kayeTtiseDent 1,o,,.,,


A.ten-cent bottle of PoRTERS COUGH BALsAM
IN rare any ordinary Cough Hosseness &c. No person
oud Be without for II taken in time In all cases. ConsuinP
fisu vtuld not BE Known Try IL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

THAT 'WoNpHRFU.

THAT WONDERFUL GIANT.-The Russian Giant
:, stvss Museum departs tonight He hss no nvs In the
aI Now or never the time 10 see him a. he goes on
~ Fh,soe Stirring and excellent dsmss this afternoon and
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IAdvertisementl
~uvp,c,L ComMoN sEssE."-The auth


-, 80 DR. FcorK now at No SIG Broadway in this city
ssgdes common into practice He Il eminenty pfsea
- ,s. hundreds Of which given mp by the straight
isted ecboe All who sick should cal and get BIS opn
~ lie chAtes nothing for advice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
LAdYeriieenent.l
TAYInR,a SALooN, BRt

TAYLoR's SALOON, BROADWAY, corner OF
.nlln Is now no perfect order and under the most able
.osSeTesi Ladies' Will hnd ths magnificent saloon place
here they may enjoy free from annoyance the hne
and before them OF the g4yest scenes III
the worA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

A NISw Far ALARA BELL.--The city authorities o.
yessey City have pschased new hre bell weighinz
AafseD- HOoss ss1sy ~ -
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ny Telegraph.

BOSTON, Nov A-Arr banks Alice Provost, Dunhsn, MAJ
ara: Alice Taton Williams Leghorn; Onward Do;y Ardros
san; brig. Charles Wesley hcGyey Turks isisndi samuel
French PARROT. Savannah
Bsiow-Bsris Mary Sawyer, MObnei A. and J. Fason,
UlasKow.
OF Highland Lsh. C.pe Cod-stesner p eprAgse Pbisde~
phia brig II. q. Berry, Mobile
EEw-ORLEAEs, Nov A-Arr. ships Golden Cats, Liver.
Majestic Rio Dc Jsneiro Hemisphere and Hannah Iho-
ton. New.YOrt Guttenburg, HAVE. a.,
FORT LAFAYETTE, Nov. IS sunset--One o. Cfomusss
propeers three brx topsS chr in tho Bay bound In
Wind $. r. indications Of 9 storm -, ---.,.t.
HIGHLANDS, Ecv. Is, sunsct-No inwrd-pouno 'o''e~'A
sight. Wind g.. Light; weather cloudy. .,...p
SANDY HOOK, Nov IS sunset-ore srs outnoe INC D~f'
bound in Wind s. T., light weather cloudy . -
SAVANNAH, Nov. 3:A chip. Anna 49,. sesm ps Ss.ds'
Ill ESroS Nov zs--Ths steamship Marion, fc~e<,-
from Ns~YsrS arrived her wharf at O'Clock this asyp
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INV INTELLIGENCE.
COURT or COMMON PLEASTntsnt 'HN'--''' -
TBE JUDD LIBEL suIT-HLAFi 'AD'''

,o.pr 90 co,suon pLEAs-TRrAJ TIRn-Nov H.
-SNA@ VI N~sp .fore Jodre DAILY.
mr. JUDD LIBEL sUIT-bEAFi 'A'''
TEE DEFENDANT.
orrn B. Judd agt- James Edmunda
This action which has been strongly eonseS.eo 's'
a., ,os two vVe.ks was concluded to-day The J"cses
bs,oe was in favor Of the plaintiff, AID he instructed
tho jury that the communication ty the fe'en'an'' 70
The Louisville Journal, whkh was a porhon Oh INC
alleged libel, was not privileged ecmm'in iTe
Jury retired about o'clock, and after Hsa, A
elaboration returned with verdict fOs VIC p'@--''
resessng his damages at 5000. ~. =. -.
Darlington & Hoffman and JoeE- 80 -
plaintiff; James w. Gerard, 3. II O"f"
w. Nye, for the defendant.
SUPREME coURT--eEsxnAL rRzz---Sov- S.-Befsre
Justices RoosEsErr. MULES and lsssAhAf'
THE TYRONE RAILROAD CASE.
The Tyrone Lock Haven Railroad Company a Allen sehech
The was an appeal from the order Of Justice ingrS
ham ang discharge the defendant from arrest On oos
hs taken within twenty days after the order denying
TSs appeal from The order Judse Davies denying motion
e sops the Plaintiff 70 ae ssssry Ss hat ave re-
gard final and not sppeaaee Couns lo 'es al
sndsn. not hsyps tsiF RsRsr properly
Edmonds and b. D. Sherwood for the plaintiffs Mr.
J:Hs: az css ssssis i iSI s sssas:
In cEArBERs-Before Justice srROse
TIE ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY AND MR.. VAsDLta-
Murray Receiver sg. Cornelius Vanderbilt
This the suit brought by the receiver OF the Aces
sorry Transit Company aside the sale Of the hpe Of
be Company It's property on the
ground that fraud employed by the defendant In tho trans
tons fhe has In denying the allegations
In the complaint and to-day he moved for an open commission
10 examine various witnesses in California and Nicaragua who's
testimony material bis defense IN the action Inc
case submitted petition made by the defendant
Tho application opposed by the plaintiff on the ground
that the Of the Company showed BY the own
accounts indebted "a the Company 70
about 10000 The receiver pecuniary unable TO bear the
Of proposed commission The Judge gave defend
ami t Monday TO put sfdsvs the allegations Of
The plaintiff John Sherwood and H. A. Craw for plalntin
Horace Y. Clark for defendant.
DECISIONS.
New-York BOwery Fire Insurance Company agt.
John r. Haley ct a-he Court cannot properly upon the
pspers sdudgng that the petitioner entitled 20 the surplus
moneys grant the order applied The petition must there
! fore be denied. n
Vim. n Seymour ct al. agt. David DifendOrf ct al.
Petition denied. . -,
Sarah A. Flostray agt. Ferdinand Flostray.-h]une-
ton modified apply only to the house and lot IN Tenth
street the farm at Boiling Springs and the furniture which be-
iopgs 10 the plaintiff defendant paying the $50 required
bv the order Of November which he permitted 10 do out Of
the MONEYS deposit IN the sesmeps Savings BAnk order
| 70 be settled on notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

poestcks delivers bis versi6ed lecture on Pluck at
she Odeon tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
IAdvertisement.J

Millions Of Bottles of Mrs. WINsLoW's SoOTH-
Chren Teethns with neveTfsDng success Rebel Is nne
80 and certain Only Is cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
DECISIONS
uNIrEp STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Noy. Is.

EsTIcE.-This Court has adjourned TO Monday Dec.
G. The Jury discharged that day Judge lnger-
o will hold end be all counsel 20 be ready
with Jury lhey not the Jury viii be discharged
for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

EyAcrAriOs DAs.-The Jersey City Continental
psradsd yesterday, in eOmmemOratiOn Of Evacuation
Day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

AyppEN DHATB.-A man named Patrick Layerty,
.u,yed a 6reuan the Brooklyn Gas Works doPped down
&sd Thursdsy, she working fansoe The family oil
Aeeoaaed resides IN Hudson
GusYIcIoH or BURGLARY,-A m9n named Rowland
nm as arrested BY Ocr Kurke on Thursday night usP
ton Of hsiue feloSousy the premises Of Mr. J. Can
Geld In South Brooklyn. He was held for = hearing
ATrExpr AT BuRoLARY.-On Thursday night, the
oo.e Of Mr. Thomas Ecceson IN North Seventh street
enpsa eneseaSya burglar bat his operations were DIS
oyeaea by son Of Mr. Ecceson aud the thief got Swsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

TIE BROOKLYN PARKs.-A meeting of the Park
Commissioners was held last night and after an inter
change Of views, resolution was adopted recommend
ing the selection of two parks nstead of Gordon of
parks one 10 be located in the vicinity Of Prospect
Hu. including the Reservoir and the other Ridge
ooa-one 70 contain $50 acres, and the other about
100 acres. The average price estimated at about
a. 500 an acre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

The First Presbyterian Church. Wiliamsburgh, gave
their Pastor, the Rev. DR.. Mclean donation party
ON Tuesday evening last. 1t is only few weeks since
that number of the younger portion of his hearers
surprised him, ON his return home from the usual
rmeeting, with the presentation Of wel-illed
purse. The Church is now raising sufficient sum for
the purchase of an organ and the ladies OF the con-
rrecatiOn are 70 hold Fair the week previous to
rhristmas, in furtheranee of that object
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

Bnovcsr Bsrx TO OLp o. ARTERs.-.At late hour
I'D nish De.ve ofeeI Aizs re,Srssa y 49, ma ho NJ
$780, ay..,sd In Philadelphia bail bond Aaw We.
i ld a. thie city me ago FOR picking poeAet% %
pps 49, ne Court Of Sess whore she awasps
s she was 81 the under $500 BAD for her eppesrA q
- her surety placed the bailpiece IN The bands on
- Ktn~ Who trseed her 10 Philadelphia When ths o'cs
shss city few dsys SINCE he found Mar aed her Has
- lam Maxim aliss CockneJ jerk, with ycang woman
ex Moran 10 prison The tho havis beer afssted en
o. = of piekins ssys pocket Of Iss susount q
ne bal boad Ocsr King claimed Mary ~hon De et0"s-'
~aH-f On a once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

The Mayor has directed ths; the fre-alarm bells
throughout the city shall strike the hour of on Sun
day morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

Partial DEAFNESS AID NschA 49,. ~ - "a.
xzx Ean = Dr. HAzr1st Ssks 70 Ansenncs 70 % D. -. H.
n vhsr b. hls N 1.s ssnsensss 70
$3.50 81 n New ora see n' ~ -
S4,- al .seeS an per,oas sp8ens rom Aneepghs "a -
s.s eearse sssl ksrsey go1ng hs 1 re 100
E "a srsIEe tho deaf from being S"anaSo ~ k,ess
H1 srerbi.ant Sees advance and the in9ctoa
Gr3 ace ssTlons sxtls by permitting ne sPPnc.
- - ,..rl,e. bs inexpefiencod and pnsklhu ha.ss.
- nav here stsas thsl be bss no conneetion - A.
tt -, -. sdvstiSnx 70 deafness hsltnsI n. -
- ~ .sioa for tbs PoSlicaton Of eeIthes.s W.
.ss, e.. rim and cannot therefore, be r"poaS o'o ~
resulting rem rAe nness ana aape~
9st loss OF money not be material 70 sons $780,,
1900 OF one Of the nost important me sorss
rcSsr5sd and treated with more than ordinary son
- ~ the besd and az dsas'eesee, disesssss
fs.. speedily and Pernanenty removed
- a. <i pain or tneonvenienoe cure in All cases so~1
80 r<ksrs n,slforus.ion does sos exist - ,hl.
f.<s. gesss and almost undvloed 70 ~.
1900 SPECIAL Srsoses hss enabled b1n - fea.e -
- = ,uh Aseree Of 70 tnd toe MOST Sc'nI
- sss.s secs ysd b sesdy attention 70 the msaps
~ 6essctsou BY Gre II tse Philadelphia Ear nhrnar
sfp Dr. a ere head having releassd hnn non
- afiesf that city he has established permanently ns
utisn fsr the eselusve treatment OF E Diseases NO. !"
R3lttA epBoslte the Acs1emy Of Music
1Censaa.skioD and ExeEnanaeion each morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

"Frcm the above win be that there Is heavy falling
of in the receipts of -four and an while there an increase IN
This leaves with light stock on hand but
navigation win probably close before another week
round there much apprehension Of excited market on
that The roads the interior In bad condition.
until the frost sets In not much produce viii likely be
received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
Mnrket.-cAsnyrIIr RErOarED yOs Tn. y: Y. TnInuxn

Total Pots and Pearls. .............I,N 40
COTTON-The market continues heavy and quet sales Of
100 bales. We repeat former quotations;
NEWBORN CLAssIyICATIOs.
ITnlanls- Florida. Mobile. N o Te1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

the purchase oil an OIKADj INC AoN1Sc va NNN wa
greeaton are TO hold Fair on the week previous 70
Christmas, in furtheranee of that object
,Tur sFvrpMAN STREET AND FLATBusH AVENUE
,RAuRoAps-The Brooklyn City Railroad Company
commenced making preparations some time since to lay
n track from Fulton TO South Ferry, along Furman
ree In the early part of this week active prepare
t;ons were commenced, by employing number OF
,Aorers The street was up and rendered impass
able when the company was served with an order OF
Injunction restraining them from proceeding further
A return TO the order is to be made before Judge
Emot of the Supreme Court, on the 3Oth inst In the
mean time the company had transferred their iaborers
TO Flatbush avenue, where ground was broken on
.Tbursday for railroad to the city line The work
win be pushed forward as rapidly possible, although
In consequence of the unfinished condition OF the ave-
uue on the HILL and the low grade at Fifth avenue the
road win not be finished before next Summer. AS
Regards the Furmsn street route, the company ex
pecsed to complete within ten days, and put cars
thereon. The injunction prevented them from so do
ing, and the probability is that the rails VIII not be
kid before next Spring. The object Of the enJoners
Is 70 have the line extended TO Hamilton Ferry
RaooxIYS CAEvAssER.-The Board of City Can
v.s,ers composed of the various wards, have adj
;ourued The Committee were not prepared 70 report
nOri it likely they will agree on one report They
are Aldermen Scoles, Dayton and McNamee. On two
points they are divided in opinion. One is the inor
pslty IN the Endorsement of the regular Democratic
sokets for inspectors and Canvassers, which, thrown
out viii give the Morris men, even in wards where
they poed fewer votes these ward offices and the con-
troll Of Democratic primaries. The other Is in regard
20 the selection of third for Inspectors, most of the
District Canyassers having omitted 70 designate the
zaird man from among the candidates voted for.
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1859 s,o
1883 %'iS"-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-08

GAYS tie -. Souls tMn.) Democrat: BLOW
- pub III etter 70 DR. wocd, OF this city, fron&
gsniemsa in Nam, which speak sl0singly Of Il
superior merits Of hi lsir tonic Such I'D. n
mu Z havr Its e1sct, VII n coming f,oa . FeliA1
source II eeri ~ ats guar ses Of truth, II
Dt. needs 10 encDElinm- nor pGrery from q
press: