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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-07-14
oBITuA.RImS.

DIED-On the 25th of June of Typhoid Fee
yer, at his residence in Monroe County, Miss
EDWARD }. CHAMBERS, eldest son Of u. X, and
Lucy G. Chambers, of Meckl-nberg Va, in the
thirty-irst year Of his age.
But u few short weeks ago, our beloved aud
cherished friend was with us, In the full yig0r
and strength Of nanhuod, with prospects for
happy, honorable and useful career, seldom pos
sessed by one so young Open and undsguiscd
IN all his acts and mind conscious Of its recti-
tude, be knew no policy, save the dictates Of his
own conscience, and the promptngs Of his own
honest and manly heart purely nnscfsh in all
his feelings by nature, he was generous and chart
table to fault. But now, he is gone space is
left vacant in his once happy but now desolate
home-in our community-in TIE hearts IF bis
devoted wife and bereaved relaifle6, and bis ma
ny warmly ATTACHED friends How truly do
we feel that the place he filled in our hearts shall
be no more occupied FOREVER. The icy hand
Of the Destroyer has chilled his noble heart, and
that loved form now sleeps in the passonless EN-
brace Of Death.
Dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou re-
turn is a serious and important admonition; it
teaches us that however happy we may consider
ourselves'here, our enjoyments must be feeting,
and the day is not far distant when death shall
place us like our brother on level with the clod,
under which we shall repose
Sad, silent and dark be the tears that we she'd
Like the night dew that falls the grave or bis head
But the night dew that falls tho In silence It rolls
VIII long keep his memory green In otr souls.
~ Virginia papers please c0py. II.
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CT The Livingston Messenger comes
to us draped in mourning for the death
of It's Junior editor, N. Z. Cockrell.
Soldier, rest, thy warfare's DER,
Sleep the sleep that knows no breaking.
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ca Inter Nos" boasts, in the Sunny,
that he sat down on the glorious 4th Ju-
~. The sacriligious wretch The fires
OF patriotism ought to have scorched his
troWSprS.
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HUNTING AN ITEm.-During the past
week we've been prowling around hunting
for an item of some sort. Every day
from dewey morn till dusky eve," we
bent all our energies to the task, but our
perseverance has been unrewarded.-
laundering round the Eclipse in the hope
Of seeing somebody slugged; gyrating
about the suburbs Of town fondly wishing
for sight at the bloody remains of some
unfortunate victim Of an assassin s
bullet, but twas no go--nobody would
kill himself or let any one else kill him,
and we have settled into the conviction
that "this world is all fleeting show,
for mans delusion given"
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Notice.,

To all concerned in the Estate Of L. +.
Hammond Deceased.
HAVING been appointed Administrative Of the
III Estate Of l.. +. HAMMOND deceased,
take this method Of informing all persons nteres.
ted in said Estate that G. w. Thornton, ESQ. i,
my agent and attorney in all matters pertaining
to said Estate, and the business thereof win b
left altogether In his hands,
ELIZABETH HAMMOND,
June Z, $50 As
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TT We have been requested to state that Di-
vine Service will be held in the Christian Church,
at Prairie Mount, on Saturday next, at II O'Clock
A. NJ.
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J. P. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLORATLAI

HTTORNET 4 COUNSELLOR ATTAIN
OKOLONA, MISS,
Will practice in the Counties Of Chickaaw
Monroe, Lowndes, Pontotoc, Tishemingo and
Noxube.
WILL practice in the High Court VI Enron
and Appeals at jackson, and the Federal Court
at Poniotoc.
~ Especial attention given to the collection
Of all Claims.
July z, 80 d.. .Iy
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MASONIC CEREMoNIAL.-Nott the least
interesting of the events of Commence
ment week, was the laying of the corner
stone of new Masonic Hall, at Oxford.
An Grafton of great power, and full of
chaste and beautiful thoughts, was pro-
nounced by Prof. VIM. f. Stearns; after
which, fine gold-headed cane was pre-
scented by the members of Oxford Lodge
to the Hon. j. NJ Howry. The cere-
mony was of the most beautiful and i'm.
posing character.
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CROps.-From all quarters of the
country come rejoicings over the -four
ishing condition of the growing crops.
The refreshing rains that fallen in this
region during the past week or two, have
impaired freshness and vigor to vege-
tation which may we'll challenge the
gratitude of the husbandman. The pros
poets for abundant harvests are unusu-
ally promising
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-07-14

or Track-laying on the Rail Road
goes bravely on 2 miles above here.
West Poixt BroGd-are.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-07-14

or What ancient sage was the inven-
tor of dancing Play-toe.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-07-14

Mon. BLoNDIN's TIGHT.ROPE PER-
FoRMANCE.-At length the incompara-
bly, perilous and fool-hardy feat, Of cross
ing the Niagara river on rope stretched
across for that purpose, has been per-
formed, by Frenchman named Blondin.
The Courier Des Etats Unis exults in
the fact that this brilliant achievement
was wrought out by a Frenchman instead
of Yankee. Well, let Mon. Blondin
and the French nation have all the glory.
We sincerely trust that no American will
be fool enough to attempt to rob them Of
their laurcls.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
This body met in Jackson on the 4th
inst. After wrangling and Tuning day
or two, the following nominations were
made:
For Gorernor.-John J. pettus, of
Kemper.
For Secretary Of State.--B. R. Webb,
Of Pontotoc.
For Auditor.--Dr. f. r. Burt, Of Nox-
ubee.
For Treamrer.-M. ID. Haynes, OF
Yazoo.
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OKOLONA, MISS:

THURSDAY, JULY IA, 1859.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
sl5, otherwise SIC.
funer>i Notisss 81 %. Obituaries, according
to space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded aud placed under the
head oil special Notices." doxbie rae ordinary
rates.
special Notices N & he Local Coinmn 40 cents
PEI line
Atvertisem ments ordered the inside exclu-
sively Ia the Daily, after the frst two weeks,
SO per cent. usore than the above rates.
Ali fraasteHf adBsrfisemenfs musf Or yatd for
In aavaHee. This rule will not be varied from Ia.
hen the advertiser uses the Weekly aaone ,
the rice Will be the same in the Daily -
Where the Daily and Weekly both used,
25 per cent will be deducted from the aggre-
gate amount.
nder the present system, the advertiser
pays 80 mnch for the space he occupies, the
changes being caargeabIe for the com position
only. This plan is nov generally adopted
our charge for changes will be Is cents per
square.
~ In all cases where advertisc ments are
discontinued before the expiration OF the scar
or the time contr acted for, they will be charged
MP Ut our regular rates for the time actual
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Imp scvemc nj the order ~ tho Day.
N tho man ufscture Vi kovts and SHOES there ID
i room for great improvement. Up 70 this time
most II nut I'll custom shops have made their work
by guess or what 10 letter the Gutter must 10
by the rye aid,db by experience, and without any
unyarying orterion. IhousAnds of dollars arr
wasted Annually by this"gurss rule, and custom
ers, all the paymasters, having what is spoiled
well ~ what 10 worn, To pay fUr.
II j. time people were looking TO their interests
in this particular.
Hltli,s Outing scales are perfsct gaur-
antee against loss from this source, and am de-
termined my customers shall have the benefit Of my
adv antAge in their use, for proof at which in
vite m exam nation of my stock In comparison OF
that VI others. The saving In stock shall b made
up in quality.
Besides thesupsrior advantages in getting up Gus
tom work, my stosk of Eastern Goods l. superior,
haing always on hand the cheapest - we'll - the
best varieties. 5. A. DUKE,
mayi4d 66 MAin-st.
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KEOKUK, IOWA: WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1889


BANKING HOUSE OF
q II q * q e.. A N ID Il II . N x q q.
r HAVE this day admitted ~ . partner in the
L Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
been my teller for the last six ycaTs). The busi-
ness, hereafter, will be conducted under the firm
andstyle OF
GEO. G. ANDERSON b 90.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses tif not
the eoldest) in Iowa, the new 6rm solic,s eontin-
uance of former patronage so hbersLy extended to
the senior partner.
They win make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, ON the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are as formerly by senior part
ner wis
RErERKKcEs:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers, Y.
Edward W. Clark Co., Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman 0elpcke, Chicago.
MesAanics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farncrs' Deposit Bank Pittsburgh.
Kramer i Kahm, Bankers, -
Gilmore l. Broshsrton - Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt Co., - Louisville.
State Savings ms titution, st. Louis.
Keokuk Jan. 't8. GEO. C. ANDERSON
jan5d
WIN. THOMPSON CO.,
BANKERS,
Corner oR Mann ana second sis..
a.
Ncy. ., 'tS-d
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CHANGE OF TIMEl

To take effect on Monday, June 9th, 1859.
LSROM and after the above date and until fur
l. tner notice, two Passenger Trains will leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk an follows:
First Train leaves Keokuk daily (Sun-
days xcepted}at at 600 A. y.
Second Train leaves Keokuk daily
Sundays excepted) ut 400 p. u.
First Train leaves Montrose daily
Sundays excepted ut s:15 4, n.
Second Train leaves Montrose daily
Sundays excepted) at 600 p. II.
TEMPLIN, PLuMMER 1 CO., Lessees.
B. w. DAVIS, Superintendent.
j. r. TEwKSBURr, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
g8-The above road 10 prepared to furnish
Cars for Pic Mics and pleasure parties short no
tice and ON the most favorable terms. For further
information apply at the Ofce In Packet Depot,
or to the Snperinte ndent ~MG
June 8, 80 -d&w
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ITO aiI tho Wo,ld and the rest ol
ma0kt ADJ

ITO NIL sh0 Void and tho rest O1
mA0k Md.,s
GNOW 4 NMlTM believe themselves pre-
~ pared IT, demonstrate, by any required fe,t,
that the SOAP made b. them will do more wash.
ing and has genera cleansing power than at,y
other ..FAMiLY suAP1 manufactured la the
Vest, and only ask those who have not used lt to
give Ii : trial
1 heir SOAP 10 made from the cLEAsEsr HATE
RIAL POSSIBLE, namely, pure beei tailow AID soda,
aud entirety sRfE rEoa wHfTiNG cLAY, and other
cheap suhstances with which most FAMILY
: sAPs" are filled These substances Increase til
weight and nardness of SOAP, but detract largely
from its cleansing qualities
SNOW 4 SMITH, not needing to make their
SOAP yellow To conceal dirt contained in It, lexve
IL in its v hits, pure state
rhay viii sell II by the box, for cash, At cents
per pound. 100 boxes On hand.
Factory at 2Oa MAIN-STREET,
,sawh1k kwar AOk mn T1vn
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TaMnerss Mll.
TI,HREE hundred gals. Fish Oil, Bank and Shore,
/ for sale low ky
A. y. WILKINSON,
Sign Of tho doldsn RAgie and Mortar,
myl4 e6 MAin.sL
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New Spring Goods.

New Spring Goods.
n1 MISS \. RIrG. informs the Ladies
- Of Keokuk, that she has returned With q
large stock Of MILLINERY GOODS, which
abe will sell at very low rices. uer store the
south side of Main street, between End and Sd.
apr l3 d.
FfsHE FOURTH TERM OF the "Keokuk Female
Seminary" will open on MONDAY, APRIL
18th in the basement Of the Chatham Square Church,
corner of seventh and Morgan streets, where tenn
porary accommodation, except for the Primary
Department, have been secured in rooms cool dry
and easy OF access.
The Board Of Truste Of this Seminary elected
from various reli ioue denominations and repre-
sen ting large part OF the Christian community,
desires by the united and operative eforts OF the
friends VI education TO establish gradually such
an insttntioD az our oily requires.
The Principal Of the Institutien Is Rev G. A.
WILL LLIAMs, to whom or 20 the Secretary II the
Board, applications for the admission Of pupils
may b. made
In the Primary Department, young misses from
six TO ten years of age may be received, under the
care Of Miss trmstVn, it's present teacher, who re
ceivc> all the inco mes Of that department
Tbs charges for tuition will be 50 and S. In the
ordinary English studies, with small addtipnai
sum Tor incidental expenses. For Latin, French,
Gernaan &C., sxtra charges WI II b. made.
1t is desirable that ptrsuns designing To become
pupils be present punctually ON the FIRST OF the
session WM. IHuMPeOh,
President Of the Board OF Trustees.
HsSSv sS-sosS, Sea-
Ke.kuk. Apr IL, 1850
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CABU8' HAIR CUTTING
SHAVING ROOM,

IIA1R-CuTTING done according 10 PhySic9
IL nomy and the principles Of the Css1ssv.
Hair and Whiaksrs dyed 70 perfection, sithsr
brown or black.
The Proprietor calls special Attsntiou % hs StylQ
Of Hair Cutting, and challenges The prsfssAioa.
fsh31AAwIy ".
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p I K 4 "a p e A Il

mARCY,S, on SeCNnd.Street,
n is the only place that you can get good Gain
twist Rifles, and Colts Revolvers at SIS piece.
mchAQdlv
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POLLOCK. wM vKNCILL
Spring and Summer Goods.

ME are now receiving and opening new and
w splendid stock of Clothing and Cents Fur
nishing Goods, which Ne odsr TO sell very low for
cash. Our gooda are selected with great care and
with view to the hard times therefore We A6cY
them ut very small profits keeping In view the old
motto Of quick sales and small profits. All We
ask is that customers wiH call and examine before
purchasing elsew here; charge nothing Tor show.
ing goods. Remember the place, East side of sd
ST., between Main and johnson.
mchl7d s. POLLOCK co.
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NJ W.. IA ks, N. H.. surgeon
lvl. Dentist. Office on Second st !, -.
between Main and johnson streets, Keo.
kuk Iowa. [may4dkw1 ~
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ED WARD DEANS,
DR. APER AND TAILOR.

Second st, between Main and johnson, up stairs.
KEOKUK, IOWA.
LIVERY description OF Cloths and Cassimcres
IL constantly on hand and out and made up into
garments In style unsurpassed In the city.
N. N.B.--Boys Clothing cut and made In the latest
and best styles. [dec20-dlyl
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M M NTANNllD,

u b o ! > a Q q OCeF,
No Ill ain-st-...................... kEOkUk.
f1 1sHE undersi gncd, expecting to be absent from
III ks0Auk bout SIX hs, has appointed w !.
i. Stsnnus his agent ard attorney to attend to his
einess. 9H4&4 a
IA good supply Of GROCER Es and PRO-
6AlONA will be Kept CONSTANT, hand, as
Aeap ~ ever, WM. STANAUS.
Fab "a Madam
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HIRAM BARNEY. ". ALLxs BUrLKR. q. W. PAKsoAs.
HAKNIY. BUTLER d PARSONS.
I ATTORNEYS AND COUNnELLoRs AT LAW,
: saRIsirY BUILDING, Ill BROADWAY,
reb2aAwbm NEW YORK.
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VIVA. N. GROW ER,
A ttor ney At i aw,

k)hACIiCEs only IN tine Civil Courts of Record,
i and aevotcs his time chiefly TO Commercial
cases. Business from abroad will receive CAREFUL
attention. onnre No. 46 Chesnut street.
Jan. 1, 'os-dAwly
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I'M BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
II Corner or johnson and NiMth Streets,
EEOKUK........ A,
o.. 8. VAIL II CO.
jyl4dAW
Keokuk Book-Bindexy,

AM BLANK eocE MANDATORY
u LANK Books made and ruledt to any required
Dpattern. Court Records j Justices DOCK ets, As
SCISSORS Books, ~ Books 90, Ac., furnished at
short notice.
: Olo Books, Magazines, NJ asic, &C., bound or re-
boup1 IN any style desired.
E6s~ Bindery vii. be found In McCune'
kuilSink corner OF Main md 5eeund- -sts.
sep II s7-d ISAAC N, PEAkGK.
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w m. Manners.

rINHE best articles Of Fall wheat Flour, as we'll
4 as other grades, Tor sale at the
ap4dhw CITY MILLS, Levee,
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Our Reciproeity Treaty witA Canada.

IuHONIOJ NVC. ~, Io0S.
Tno Hon israel Hatch, the Commissioner appointed
by the President Of the United Suites inquire into
the working Of the Reciprocity treaty between the
United States and tho British North American CO.
lonies, met yesterday, by appointment at tho
Royal Hotel, HAMILTON, with Hon. George Brown, N.
p, Hon. ,s James Norris Morris n l. e. " p Rowland,
jecons alleged by various interests the working OF tho
treaty. The Canadian gentlemen endeavored 70 show by
statistical returns that the treaty has than realized
the benefits anticipated from it, aud been especially ad
vsntagcous 10 the United States The conference lasted
throughout tho day.
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Is6Sy r r 1P'TSiSSSSSSon, Inspector

sO0TH wARn-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HNr.D
O corner Of Ihryfourth street Ninth venue usrsu
ant to me call AL Of the Tsn.ny ns General Commee he
GENERAL Committee james Smith, Alexander Smith
William Joyce. Dennis Ryes, Michael Duffy.
-, YOUNG MEMS GENEKAL CoxMITTEE,-Peter Lodevtc
Thomas Herman, Edmund Dobbs, VIM Peck John Hardy
c WARp ConsIrrEE-wm Simpson. Patrick Dimond. WIN.
Sreen Ech Moore John Kennedy Michael McGinniss
McConne James Aspel Eziekel Vance, Hsr Hart Thos A.
Dunn Nicholas Judge James Comfort Jarrs Hughes JoSr
Dugan Alex 6paulding, William Doyle John Hcron John
esn nnh Eshsrd Slsn.saD John Edmund Connolly
GoTghlan Thos Reyrolde Robert McAdoo Chsres D,sch
William Mensk John @ Eldred VIM. Murray, joseph o.
HAY ss,or David scndeh Thomas Aud John sm
Mepery Frank Bcylan, Edward Linnen, James Wsliacs
Ibos Cartwright, abraham Dawon Bernard sweeney JaS
Duiy John Farrell, James Moore, John o. Cara EdwW9
Ro10 John Masn 1.hsx OFsrre Louis esrs
ward Brophy, JOHN BRICE, p-s' ~
AZAEL FREMAN, }Taspeofors
JOSEPH BRENNAN,S
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Fatal Accidents.

a.. -, TROY, DEC. 10, 1862
Mrf Edmund Schrivcr, wife Of the President Of the
sntseaer and Saratoga Railroad aud daughter OF the
s u saoan warren was killed this morning in Third
having taken fright The sad event causes the most nro
found sensation in this city
49, c,, PROVIDENCE R. L. Dec IL, 1859
InnA r. Copurn Principal Of tho State Normal school,
was instantly Killed TO day by being thrown from car
rage In Bristol, where the school ID located
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY,

GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF WATCHKa
n sewelry suyerware Fancy Goods &c &C. suitable fcr
conday presens AT prices that really astonishing coa
CaH ana be convinced OF the Boecker street, AVA
ooors west OF broadway, north Side JOHN X. CURTIS.
AT NO. II WALL STE EFT, UP sTAIRs-xATCHEs.
"A Rich holiday presents IN Watches and Jewelry
Gold watches ~ carals, only SIS.
Sterling silver Watches only ST.
The American Watch In gold and silver cases. - ~
Gold aud silver Watches In every style.
Pine Jewelry, silver and plated Ware
J. MACDUFF, IL VIII street.
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Obituary.

INC father OF Hon. A. g. Jenkins member Of Congress
from Virginia has lately died. The deceased was . ma
sgo, 20 taoen county, In Western Virginia. He was
brosher n'law of Gov McNntt OF Missssippi
BENJAMIN WooIsr RocxRs died yesterday morning At
leading merchant OF this city 'Ss
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Uea states District Attorneys Once.
AnooN w THE HIGH sEAs-ArrExPr TO BUKN 4

uhc. iI,--1onh Charles Macaboy q seaman was oven
into the charge OF officer vanderzee Of Harpor poc No
been sent homo by the United states Cons. =, IN a.
Dy ne s6p Aa sad an der The following
lucy nSa Oor s.n. IRON New Bedford the ship ia
voyage In June sacaboy told the witness ba, hs has
quarrel with the mate, and had made no his MINI ~
set the ship on fire, go as to be satisfied and have o
with the He asked this witness 70 be his
on and the latter promised he would On the 18th In.
the arboard watch was called in the afternoon az hai.v
were in sight, and the boats ordered to put Off M,ca
volunteered TO CO. but ordered on by the made ana
in short time after the boats had left the ship was on
fire, but by prompt the flames were subdued
and the prisoner secured Tho accused was committed
for examination
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10Th wARD-wE THE UNDERsIGNED. INsPRu-
lO tors OF the primary election held pursusuce Of a.
call OF me General Committee Of Tsmmany HALL % oven.
ing OF the 18th inst the following ticket duly elected
GENERAL COMMITTEE
VIM N McIntire Haml usgooa. E b. Hart
SAm' RadciG, ISL j. II. ncUann
-. YOUNG MEMS coMxIrrEE
Edward Hickey. +. Welh, Henry Hunissn,
p. Carroll, A. r. Horrick.
RICHARD pOUGHERTY) -
IiLfAM SMITH tnspectsgv
e JOS. PIkROE,
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ras...As ECSpedou
Patrick Russell.
Thomas McCahiii,

DOTH wARD.-"IN UNION THERE rs sTRENGrH..-
Al en- election held at the ho'se Of John Alen corner
OF thirty fourth street and Ninth Saturday
ing pursuant to the recommended Of tho Deocra
publican General Committee, following ticket was duv
having received nine hundred and seven voeS
having refused To the votes the under
sgnen were elected bs the electors Ia
vaes ne votes and reby certify the result abovs
Fianlgan, = r Darling John Coughlan George Bo,man
YOUNG MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE John NJ Lpdarwicr
Chas Disch Philip Christman John EIdrott Michael ~ Hss
r DARLING J
EDWARD OCONNOR $Inmeetorr
JOHN SMETTICKE - -i.~
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- A. meeting OF the Democratic Republican General
unanimously Adopted
Where's Some twenty tousar OF our fellow citizens have
called citing at the Academy Of Music
Seat OF all who are opposed to the continuance of the
try; who are In favor OF maintaining faithfully ali
the compromises OF the constitution and the rights
Of the several States at all times and under ali cr
and Who are wiling 70 unite in sincere
federation y 80 49,
And whereas The objects OF that meeting receive The cor.
approval Of every true democrat, therefore.
Resolved, That recommend to the
70 attend the meeting in their strength and thereby manfest
their warm sympathy with the great In progress
OF this country to tho glorious Union Of these states
ISAAC v. FOWLER Chairman.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-18
The Canadian-European Line Of stesm-
era.

MONTREAL, Dec 16, 1859.
The owners here OF the Canadian line Of steamers state
that the report which appeared in New York paper
from s correspondent In Canada relating to the discon
tnuance OF the ne s entirety destitute Of truth On the
contrary new steamship OF increased power and speed
has just been launched In the Clyde for the line which
Will henceforward be efficient than ever The In.
dian Was insured for thirty Ave thousand pounds sterling