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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

THE STATE or IOWA D..
Scott County,
n Stoltenburg L o. Il
BenjSmin =. Gould and f""s"s' "otice.
Sarah 3 0onld.
10 senjAmio $. Goud and Sarah z Gould:
NOU are hereby notified thst there 10 nov on die
i IN IN o~ce Of the Cle,s Of thu District Court
Of Fsld county, y tion u " a -toItenburg q Co,
eistnl0g VI you the sum ~ csse hundred end 1cus-
ten do lars and interest at SIX cent ver annum
from 18Th day OF August, = q 1s6s. Docsy due
psomissory Iote dat Ausust IStb, 4 D lsS7
eH~c,Aei by said Bsnjsm.n 0esid and 0asah 4
t"uld for the Of huodssd and fosrts en- dol
hrs payable one year sft'S tts dec; aoa pea ssD
further netGsd that ese Sbes IL Of ssd Co nsy hsv
ing returned the original sotlee hein Mt SosnAs'
~ u you ortes wss entered - the Janua.y tAsn
1887, of said Ccnrt, that - served With no4tre
BY p1llies Nm AecoFdiOg toDsw
Ard zoe are SuftoeT o0ti0e1 tAas unaopo VOC -
p~er and answer q ~ nexs term sf aeh Dtst,ict
Cour, 70 - AopdsD o Uaveoport 10 oai1 ceunsy =
b. rendered sesln zoe fss ~ smouis s0oloe1 WIN
Dstsd Dsvsnpsss, nstsA -. lsso.
1LU001 + vA0 U0snN.
P6ss Ati'ys.
LIT the Ioregeeos - psAassls1 Ass vssks = ~
wee.ly Iovs sse1 Us00sas. beg1aaing = Wsdnes-
.l1A r. 0I1yo0D.
m@5s OSsss ososs O. Ulss ossrt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

BY TELE0RAPH1
Nkw YORK. March IS, 1859.
PLOUR-Lower. sale. 2t0 hbls at > J00d5 90
for s'tpar state: 1905 50 for extra Atste; 8 -
Go 81 for comm t, good extra Western: 60aD
80 Tor round hosp OHIO.
CANADIAN fLoUR-QHlet. Sales ANAL, at 9 IS
al 70 iur extra
HvE FT.oUK @ iiet, SOMA -
BUcKwHRAr rLnUR~-D al al e5fd5 90
WHKAT-Dull AMI drcoping. Sales 900 bu at
4S for red We.tera; 23 f,r mixed Illinois
OoRS-Firm. sales ~, 900 bu at 9Oc for mixed
WesteTn
dMTs-Steady; t60t0c.
RYE-Quet; SSc.
BARLsY-Dul; T0M1o0c.
PoaR-Aess fiimer sales COO bbs at IS u va
81 - fer new mess II G. for Old mess: I3 90 for
prime.
BEaF-Firmnr.
BAcON-Qaet.
CUT AkArs-Steadv.
LARD-B4tter. Sales 800 bbls At l2K@1o4
BUTrKR-ITnch,pged.
OHpEsE-Unthanged
WHIsKy-Eomiasi; 2Tk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

WAsHMaros, 25.-The Boston delegation
representing the State street interest, had
an interview with the P. 4. Gsoaral this
morning, and report that he has concurred
in the Attorney Generals opinion. that the
removal % the Boston Post once b illegal
and that u oust b. Sugo1eA - ~ fornsr
loeooloo, Wh6D ne ys1ns111saooo b allowed
! 4 tssases.ls ll4el =. ec1ssls hssA y ssvs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
DiSSOIuutiOO.

T'HE co-psrtnership heretofore existing under the
L irm, name and style or Shelley h Osborn, is
this LAY dissolved Dy mutual consent
All person4 indebte ed to the said hrm re reauveI
10 make payment thereof to d. Is. Shelley Who is
alone auth rizrd 10 receipt for the same and who
will also pay all debts due bv the firm
Davenport. March o., 1853.
D. 3 SHELLEY,
mch23-3ds ROBERT OSBORNE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

EE Excellent board can be had at
o boarding house Of Gillett X Eichelber-
r. We know that no better table is set in
ia town than that presided over by Phin
llett. A splendid suit Of rooms for "a lady
d gentlemen can lie had if applied for soon
Es- \ rough set of customers pass
through town Yesterday on their way to
Peak. We venture To say that their
cks will make the acquaintance of a hemp
tier before they have been in the blessed
al sixty days
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
For Rent!

A FINE brick dwelling honse, containing In all II
IA looms all i'll perfect order, recently pspered
and painted situated corner of 10th and Brady st
for rent on reasonable terms. Apply on premi Is
mch25-o1W y SMITH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
From " ashing(On

WASHINGTON, March "A Lieut. Scott has
arrived. lie had an interview with the
Secretary OF War, this forenoon, and will
Remain several days on business connected
with his official position
Nicholas Clarey, of California, has been
appointed Naval Storekeeper at Shanghai,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

RosroN. March 24-Mr. Turnerreid,
respected citizen OF Abingdon, was robbed
in the road near that village last evening
by four men, who took from him 400 dol
lars. lie managed to get home, however.
in bad flight
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

EH- a fine drove Of cattle passed
trough our city yesterday on their way
,st. We can i'll afford To let an OK 90 out
the State ut this time, for beef is getting
ery scarce
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

EF Rev. w. +. Davis, Universal
~ will preach at Wesley Chapel, tomor -
ow at II o'clock A. NJ, o'clock v. NJ, and
o'clock in the evening.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
Flour Mill DESTROYED by Fro.

BELLEVUE. Ohio. March 25.-The large
Touring mill in this place. owned by j. B.
Higbee. was DESTROYED last night by fire.
Loss $4,000; insured at $4,000 The
fire was caused, it is supposed. by friction
of the machinery.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

BRIDGE RURNED.-The railroad
idge across Spring Greek. Z miles above
,neseo, was burned yesterday morning
was burning when the morning train
ssed. 1t is supposed that it caught fire
I'm the engine There will be no through
.ins for day or two. though the trains
II leave regularly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

GooD.--We notice that Marshal
'echtel IL engaged in cleaning out the gut
r in front of kelly's market as per our
ar suggestion
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

MAD DoGs.-We hear Of numerous
'stances Of people having narrow escapes
ON mad dogs, within u very few days
me stringent measures should be taken to
Il the community Of such pests
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
Verdict Rendered. i.

HAMILTON. G. w.. March 25.-The Ver-
diet Of the Jury in case Of the accident on
the Great Western Railway at Dundas,
exonerates the railroad company from any
blame whatever. Regular trains pass to-
1av
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

EH We noticed that quite num-
'er Of teams made their appearance yester-
lay from the country. We are glad 20 no.
ice this evidence Of return Of life to our
usiness community.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
Prime seed Oats for Sale.

T HAVE on hsnd and for sale a. my farm about 3
l. miles from town, on the Harrison Street road
LOO bushels OF old Seed Oats.
Enquire at my residence corner OF 10th and Brady,
at the farm
mchI5 -d&w1w r. SMITH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

A PAIR Of heavy Team Horses for sale cheap for
IA cash. Enquire at the Lumber Ysrd, corner of
Second and Scott streets.
mch2l GRO WOOD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

Books AND GIFTs.-Scc advertise
ment OF Colby & Co. 1t is an invitation to
make splendid bargains
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

j HALIFAX. 25th.-The r. NJ Steamship
Arabia. from Boston. arrived at $50 A. NJ. !,
and called at to-day
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
PLU 0RR N VAN HOS0N,
RinlniIA "a Allorn..x I.

II being made 20 appear TO me. by aaadsvis, that
the above rsmei defendants cAnnot be found In tks
State ~ Iowa. that n OF action exists aeainss
th' and that they proper par lee 10 arfica
rslntilg TO resi- property In ~ 10 Stat~-to vhich
said fcieIdsots claim tnteTest-it IL ogsrei that
the above MOTTO. be published for four weehr In ,h-
Da'iv Iowa state Democrat and Oh 4 copy q raSi
notice and petition be forthwith Dc posted IN tse
Post nice, directed to ssd IL fsnds nt 81 thsi rev.
t~nce. CHARLES wRSTON
mch23.diw Co. Judge Of Scott Co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
STATE DEMOCRAT
Davenport, March %, 1859.

II q. H. Scfivsn. G3 Dearborn street, Chic.g1,
IL authorized TO receive advertisements for this pa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

MOLINE IrEMs.--Mr. Charles IL.
epan has become associated with Il. ii.
aham. Esq, in the publishing of the Mo-
@ Idependent. The former editor says
It he is not only one Of the best book
wspaper and job printers in the West, but
also wields vigorous pen. For long
,e we have been fully aware that our own
erests and those of the town, which is to
the Lowell of the West" needed prin
whose qualifications in the "art preser-
i've Of arts" should be Of a superior order.
. wants Of this community demanded o
,erior class Of job printing The taste Of
people also demanded a we'll printed
,er, let its editorial merits be what they
ght. We expect hereafter, to make a de-
ed improvement in the appearance of our
rnsl geographically. ~ we'll as in other
poets"
rBE "OLD MmL"-Although the old grist
saw mill on the south end of the dam
soon to be removed. to give place to the
dam improv ement, and other msnufac-
les. its age and history demands that we
,uld pay our respects to it. in passing on
r tour of observation among our manufac-
les. This was the 6rst mill erected after
construction of the present dam, which
. built in lS4l. The dam % we'll % mill,
IRE built by the mill company. This CON-
nv consisted Of Messrs John w. Spencer,
B. Sears and Spencer H. White. In Jan.
~ Of 1912, the mill was put in operation,
th one run Of stone and two sawa Mr..
/ are first run the mill. 1t was afterwards
rehassd Of the company BY MessrA Pitts,
Albert 4 PittA 1t was the first mill, and
done good business; the grist mill part
been ussd always for custom grinding.
The nsxt mill wss the sAw mill Of Nssssa.
smbsrlin 4 Dean. vhish was burnsd this
4 hll-lsdpssdsst.
csxL-ysr ssssly sur wsskA scarcely Z
Al e, - Sepe ~ ts~a. he sseull
8 ss'.''''i ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

E1- BY despatch received ycstcr-
from St Louis, we learn that Mr.. Tai
age had arrived at that city all safe, and
,ull leave last evening on the Hannibal
ty for Nebraska CITY. His teams were in
cellent condition. We shall expext an
.eresting letter from him in few days
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

MINER G BRo.-We call the attcn.
n Of the public to the advertisement of
ner Il Bro, in another column IL is
tn pleasure that We announce that this
eellent business firm is again under full
and ready TO accommodate their numer-
> customers with the best quality of Dry
.ols at the most reasonable figures AS
fore, this house will confine itself entire
to the wholesale business. Dealers in
and country will find it to their interest
patronize Miner Il Bro. Long may they
We at the corner Of Front and Perry SITS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
PsGLllC Notice

Is HERDbY giten 10 Oh parsons interested in the
L estate OF !. NJ Kimbali Iats OF Scott county, do
ces, cd, that the undersigned, administrator Of sad
estate, will, on the LIST day of april, 4 d 1859,
coust Tor hnai Get lemsnt and ok for his discharge
- such administrator. He viii also s~t'ie his &C
count .. Guardian ~ George p Kimball, LEONARD =
Kimo.n James Ki~bsl. and Lacy Kimbsll.
and ask for . full discharge therefrom.
March Is. 1850.
mch10-IW AU0TlN CORBrM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
DRY GOODS DOW.y..

DRY GOODS DOW.v"!
THOSE BEAUTIFUL GOODS
HAVE ARRIVED,
And are now departing. We Propose
Selling at Ssss nllev Profits!
Than ever before, ana of than they can
be found vest OF the Mississippi River.
Call Early, and Examine for n our. lives,
Af THE
Well KNOWN Chesp Store,
ELDRIDGE L. WELLIAMS.
% BRADY ST., BELOW SECOND,
mch22 Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

10 . inch they call the attention Of dealers
Their stocA en- races every nty OF Goods usu
aly ~Ahtcl 2; the Retail Dealer, and they pledx,
th-n.ssivssssS Sssfhs los the same goo,s can b,
bought IN any hAstern market--freishI added
met
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
Now Is the Time to Plant Trees.
1J,Hs SUBSCRIBER HAS A VERY COMPLETE
L assortment OF
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
FLOwRRrNG PLANTS, &C,
which he offers a. prices corresponding to the tines
Scott Nursery, establi he'd IN 1880, has now, 1859
eigh five acres In trees and plants, among which
are Apple trees from three to eight years old half
million Pear trees from two to five do, Cherries
from one TO two do Peaches two do. Grape Vines,
great quantities. chrap
10000 oGOOsDBEsRlEs, Houshton Seeding, don't
mildew.
CURRENT BU sHES, large stock very cheap.
RASPBERRIES AND BLACKBERRIoS.
sTRAwBnRRIES. in great abundance.
10, 900 EUergree ~,
OF eight varieties, Of Aae FORM often transplsnted,
healthy and vigorous. A large assortment Of
Ornamental a.d Fssess Trsss.
for parks streets cemsteries or lawns, consisting
OF the most beautiful and hardy varieties.
FLowzRINo PLANTS.
such as Roses. rlowering Almonds, Ltlacs, synsss,
Snow sails, &C etc
BEDDING OUT PLANT1, dns assortment,
BULBOUs ROOFS, large stock.
Pr PLANTS, six varieties, early end late.
$4,000 SRRDDIN0 1ApI.RS AND 1L4no.
HDOUL aNT Roots,
HORSE RADISH,
20 600 AsPAAAGUs ROOFS, one to three years.
SA0D,
Green House Plants to Order,
VEGETABLE PL LiNT6, for early eardening.
SsCeet POtatOe PlOsets,
In their season in great abundance. very cheap.
Hedge Plants, osage orange SEED,
LOCUST sBRD, &C.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

FOR ALDERMEN
lst Ward.-TIOMAS J, HOLMES,
~ Ward --
Sd Ward-JOSHUA DIAL,
ith Ward-JOSIItA BURR,
9th Ward-EKASTIT Y. LANE,
9Th Ward-ISAAC II. SEARS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

nch23-3d'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
RROOKX YN ITEMS

BURGLARY IN WmLIAnsBURGH.-Qu an excite
men: was raised ca Friday mornLg smopg the resi-
dents Of Ross street, near Lee avenue, by Yery
inpudent burglar, who, in brosi daylight, entered
one Of row Of houses that locality sof WA about
strg to himself the property Of the occupant
Of the house The individual bad gained sccea % the
roof Of the building where be bsi in resbinsss large
trur to cortsn his plnndsr. Removing the trapdoor
Of the house ocoupisd by Br Matthews, he cooyrsa-
sack ore Of the upper Of house con-
yeyipg much valuable property to tie root the buud-
ing ard carefully packed in tho trunk. az 40 return
Ing to the upper of the house. te selected suit
Of fire clothes belonging 10 Mr. Matthews, AID Il oncs
preceded 20 exchange bis old ard sesdy garments Tor
then. Having dtnned the gspt.eu.ans clothes ard
pocketed couple Of watches tb1s were tenptingy
lying around, be sgsin about to depart when
Mr. Matthews who had been disturbed by tas noise
made by the thief entered the room. She at once
quietly rem arked the gent ths he was perpe-
tr.tiDg considerable larceny, ACQUISITION which
be most respectfully denied. Mrs. Mstfhews then
took the intruder By the collar AID yocerousl7 de-
II ended her hu.bands coat, ct the same time calling
her better half 70 the rescue. Finding ths. be was
disturbing the pe.ce and harmony q toe fAGy circle
The thief escaped from Mrs. Matthews, and took his
departure hesvenward through the roof and thence %
the street, dropping in bis flight one Of the watches
aid leaving al the plunder the roof H succeeded,
however in getting off With the sut Of clothes and
one watch The neighbors we're soon up 10 arms,
but 10 clue to the Whereabouts Of the burglar could
be obtained Late 10 the evening, Oaisu La.iinville
Of the Fifth Precinct sTestsd James Mshsn, sgsd 20
years, suspicion Of having been concerned IN sns
burglary and found Of the stolen g)ot % bun
While the officer was taking bis prisoner TO tue a'e
Of Mr.. Mathews, 70 zee If she could identity bin,
the fellow threw away two of the god Sstehss AMI
some Of the jewelry in lot in Eighth street. M's.
Mathews was unable 70 Identity him, AID he was
taken TO the Fifth Precinct Station House, aud locked
up. On Saturday night. Sergeant Jacobs and odicsr
| Murphy of the Fifth Precinct arrested youth
| named Edward Van valkspbrg, sssd 10 years, Who,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
FIRES.
FIRE IN MAIpEv-LISE.

At III O'Clock yesterday mnruiug fire broke out IN
the building No. l27 Msdeusoe, occupied by Mess NJ.
Jessup & Coids dealers in psints, oils aud white Lead
The Ere o1gnsted 10 the lover part Of the building,
but iom " ast cause has not yet TRANSFERRED although
by is thought TO have started from spontsneou'
eoubu,ton Thence the II mes extended 70 the upper
portion Of the premises end before the hrenen coud
master them the st and seconi stones, with their
con,erts, were DESTROYED sid portion Of the third
floor bnrped ont. TIE loes is estimated 81 aoout
s. 600 ard slpss,s. ,e,sup 4 Chlds are Insured as
foIo~s: Ft,a InsurspcA COwpsny Of Hsr.ford
81, go; Uoion Mutual. $40 coo; Springfield S2,poi
Coumon~e altb, 81 600; ard Market, $1,000. Total,
so 000 The building il damaged 10 the amount OF
81 900 or g. 0OO but Whether injured or not our re-
porter vas unable to lesJn.
FIRE on EIGHTH AVENUE.
Yesterday morning, about O'Clock, ire broke ont
IN Wm. keuEies dJy goods store, No. 20 Elghth
avenue Srd before il coui be e1ting1shsd toe stock
snc building dsmsged 10 the aInount OF s',0JO
Insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

AtItSnD kIDSAPFERs AKREsrED.-TSo men
I"l.uoel weaver sod " llsm Stewart, were arrested
Ytseusy on charge Of kiios poins pegF" irom TINS
sus OF the rVe' to Janesto en- n.y., where ater coz
ceaang run l"r tao ~eek- Is Il Is stated, they 70
moYeh zoe PisoUer 70 Newport, aad, IS we have re
lated before, Ee lay thsls Is is1 n, cone time Tue
allegation rs that the parties .ress8 At frs uinspped
two slaves from Fssso Couo,,, Va an b-ngius them
here, Informed then uassr u their sup
gosog ne wond pay large reward for .heu recovery.
ne owner however OF tae "sgrees, returned answer
ths. he cid cot wat them ani thereupop the men re-
moved one Of The ssves- hs other hsyicg escaped
over the river. Weaver AID Stewart, We uoderssn3,
deny this statement bot ne facts Of the case viii
probably be Brought out ms morning before tue Po-
ice Court Cincinnati Enquirer 10Th
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WEW-,JE.RSEY ITEMS

OPPOSITION RArRIcATIos MEEIrsG IN JEnsKY
CrrY.-AD Opposition Rs.G cation meocg is to take
place at MeIos oltsb Hal! Jerssy City, this evening.
f.r tfe purpose Of nominating the state ADD Cosaty
tickets Mr.. O'j,n, Gov. Pennington, Y. T. Ffel'og.
huyssp, Co, Graodin, Joseph Ho1ie e'q., add other
eeu'lsreo have PROMISE 10 bs present. Dsl'ga toas
fiem Newpk, Hoboksp, Hu6soo City, aad Other
pisces have sgnGed their otepton o. bsiog present.
Tug ByPGTs. rrsgKL RIOTERS COsYIcTED.-The
t,isl Of Michael BcAndre, Ps,nck Shea, Jeremiah
Keller, Henry Dicksnsob, Oliver Stanley and JAMES
McD.rmot, Indicted for being engaged In tbs resent
B-rcen-Turnsi Riots ccnclatsd on Saturday
afternoon. TIE Jury, after bsirg out . short Tina,
rendered verdict 4 guilty. The safns persons are
20 be tired or an indictment for obstructing the New
Yo'k ard Ere Ralrosi track.
A EEw-JgRsgY SILVIA colored woman, named
Elzsbetb Van Horn, over eighty years OF ago. ""
brought TO the Ams-Io0se in Jerssy City on Sstur-
day, having been sent there by the Authorities d
Princeton. Sbs s.s.ss that she . slave in the
van Horn family Rocky Hill, end wss then sold
20 . fsnily n jersey City where sbs resided sbouss
) ear, ubez she emsncipsted. She then retained
70 Der native psce in Somerse County and has sncs
cared her living until the present tins, when shs
became paUpsr from old age. She ". sent 10 Jer-
ssy City, the ground Of having been resident OF
Hodson County unen emsncips.ed.
! VIOLATING TIE SgsDAT LAw:-Aboat oc'ock
yest,dsy nogDioz G-rrsn nar1sd VITA 6osb. assfrr"s
lager 'e-r ss a; No a y'osp~e, stree Jerry ~ y. -
J.rsa ctrgs a. is.ptrg cleo DERBY fnonss soos -
,or .Iri,soas BqDOr ~th0at te.nss Joaa ICY s.c
E.tip ,toD Ia comSsosrA si'sge1 tss.
sy pJrcbss.d hquu r. sboye Dentsooee eses stssS
spEs7f 10 ysSs q eucao. los pa
.Her xss committed % svsi, sI.Giesson-
RyscyyD.-Oa Saturday PeLj amin Hand resigned
h. cs- a. Al Chiof Of Police u Jsrssy City, In
qUsne- At III hath
MILITARY PARADE.-The Hadson Brigsde will pa
Ss ,oay fr ir,p-c,oa drill The vii b formed e
y o'ekeE On " aseingon st,s,,, Jsrsey City.
ArrEsPT TO BUEs DfPor AT NRwAgx-AboJt
711es slsy svsuins ssemp, made 70 barn tie
f. dsps II The Few Jersey nrad. ths f, u Nal
b-rry street IN Ns-a The k. bed ben kiodsd tbs
SIDE the buitifs and mstns rapid progress s~s<d the
oL ex-ins.ae3 however. bsfsse much dsns0s was
dons vss oend that bols bad been made wssfhss-
bsrss IN which essn,y o. asd been thrust sns svsd.
The ba'hins very iSys ausasy q sb - ~
los woah have been dsssO ID oct The sss hssa sp
tGsey ssoovsrsds
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CnuRT CALENnAR-Tns DAY.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

THE CEC1oS WArIR PIFy REPAIRED A; 5o'eiocx
yesterday tue Crv, n Water m,ip Fly hath stree.
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SARATOGA EnPIKE WATfR-SIperior TO Con-
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