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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-09
INCIDENTS ATTENDING THE ELEC-
TON

FIFTEENTH WARD, TENTH DIsTRrcr.-Consider-
able delay was occasioned at this po at the closing
before the canvassng Of votes commenced in con-
sequence of Mr. Charles A. Acton, of the Inspec-
tors having changed his place Of residence, rendering
him ineligible to the Office, in which event il became
necessary to appoint substitute to act. This the
Chairman claimed the right to do by law, but was OPP
posed by Mr.. Giles, the Democratic member of the
Board, who urged that substitute shoudbe appointed
by the casting lots, and equal opportunity given
for the appointment of Democratic member. The
Chairman maintained his view stated and held that
inasmuch as Mr.. Acton was Republican, such should
be appointed in his place. After considerable discus
sion a messenger was dispatched TO Judge Davies,
who upon hearing the facts in the case, at once for
may reappointed Acton TO the office, when the can
vass of votes was immediately proceeded with.
FIFTEENTH WARD-EIGHTH DIsTRIcT.-At this
poll gentleman, whose name had not been previous
ly registered but who has resided in the District
two years. having voted in the at the last cleo
ton, which fact was found duly recorded the poll
list was refused his VOTE though making the formal
affidavit and producing several competent vouchers.
Tbese not being able to to having seen him eat
and sleep the given place Of residence, though fully
satisfied of the fact of residence, their evidence
deemed insufficient to entitle him to vote.
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xy vopu nAuy TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1853

Hoboken City gives Wright majority OF jill ana
the balance Of the Democratic ticket 357 maj.
Justce w. Hale is elected to the Assembly from the
Fifth District in Essex County. The vote Is evidenty
close but it is pretty universally believed here tha'
Mr. Wright is elected.
Camden. K. Graham, Opposition, has been
elected TO the Legislature by 100 majority.
Mercer County.-Olden has majority of COO. Cook
Opposition is elected Senator by 300 majority. Crozer
and Appegate. Democrats and Abbott, Opposition TO
the Assembly.
Mercer gives Olden 626 majority and elects Opposi-
ton Senator, two Democrats and one Opposition As
sembly.
Fifteen townships in Burlington County give Olden,
for Governor, about $50 majority, and elect four OPP
position members to the Assembly and one Democrat
The returns from the State come in slowly but so
far the prospects are favorable 10 Odens success.
Hudson County.-The returns up TO 3 o'clock this
"wednesday morning. indicate the election of the en-
tire Democratic ticket with the exception of Mr.. Gil
christ. for County Clerk. wrghts majority will be
about COO. westcott is elected Senator over ID. 5.
Gregory by about 200 majority The full returns were
not in at a. M, from the First, Third, and Fourth
Wards of Jersey City, Hudson City, North and South
Bergen Harrison, and Weehawken.
The following are the County Officers probably
elected:
Senator, Samuel westcott; County Clerk, Robert
Gilchrist; Surrogate, James 0'Neil Sheriff John
Francis; Assembly, VIM. II. Peekham, X. ID. McLel-
land and John II. Midmer; Coroners, John g. Acker-
man. VIM l.. Beaumont, Thomas Gafney.
The Judges of the Fourth Ward, jersey City, adj
loaned the canvass at IA o'clock a. m.
Third District, Csmden-Brower opp elected to
Legislature by IS majority. Vote for Governor very
close.
Middesex Co-Majority for Olden 100.
Burlington las far as heard from 73O majority for
Olden.
Upper Freehold-Olden 900 majority.
Monmouth Co. so far as heard from gives 400 ma
iority for Wright. Three townships are yet to hear
from.
Seventh Ward.-Olden 45i; Wright H.
Harrison Township i29; Wright l65.
Eighth Ward.-Olden 244; Wright 357
Bloomfield Township-Olden 45 Wright 226.
Byron Township. -Olden 1l9; Wright go.
Clinton Township.-Olden 249; Wright 296.
Milburn Township.-Olden 1873; Wright ll6.
Hudson Co.-South Bergen Lower District, Olden
25 majority.
Jersey City.-About 800 majority for Wright
Freehod.-Majorty for Wright 81.
Perth Amboy.-0lden2
Bordentown Townshp.-Wnght 3l5.
Camden Co.-Second Dstrict.-Olden 3.
Monroe Co.-Olden 300
Manatappen Co.-Wrght so.
Atlantic Township. Wright 100.
Lambertvlle.-Wright IS.
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Steamship Nashville Murray Charleston, mdse and psss 70
Steamship Pier.burs Powell Baltimore via Norfolk. mdss.
10 II. b. Cromwell Co. -.
smp E soSsoS TIeon Co o Is lat Is 10 On IS a.
.pOis zscay 40 days from Malsss for
S snssd bark Harriet Cam Cam, from Ardr0ssan Got .,
ship Caravan Sands. Liverpool Sept 80 d.e and ..sess
pss Rowland Rockingham Oct 20 la, - 80 lon % 70
POOL Is day, out No date, lie miles E. of Sandy HOOK sosh
Pssss p T Fas sSsa oay day.. a
and II pass 70 Layn HarIOui. Experienced heavy W.
'o ss ss.mpess is~ Sept M md.e to smp
csPp Had continuation Of westerly sss che entire
Of the stern mOldns stove booty hatch 'iyhsh' lest
Bsii chsyse Anderson, Rio Janeiro Sept Is, coffee 10
E. s. TsT 4 E F s'h S y E Mss ... pea.
Bs Sarah NJ Newhs tBr Psyson, Seville 50 days ud's 70
Brs Maria C. E. Orb Fowler St. John, N B., 10 days shs
Bris Queen Esther tBr) Merriam, Windsor N s., days,
Brig Mary susan Eaton Cals. 10 days. lumber to Jed Frye
Brig volant Coombs Bangor days. lumber to simpson
Big Finaneisr, Haskell Calais II days lumber to Simpson
scSi Lewi.vls Orb Taylor H.bOro. s., days plaster
sehi Era, ch.mbein Boston days @d.s 70 W. Mckee.
schr. Granite State, Haiett, Boston days. mdse to W.
schI Mary wi.e, Brewster, Rocil.nd days, lime.
Schr Gray Eagle Jordan, Westport days hsh
sehr Jane. Lawrence Allen days md.e TO Dsyos
E ssss.r Aaa:oa d.y Lumber !. master
schr Roam, Allen, Harrington days, lumber 70 simpson
Clapp. -
ford.
schr Hill Carter Fisk, Boston days, nsssd to T. O. A
L. Rowe.
schr. Electric Light, Hughes Rondo9t coal for Boston
Sehr Lucy, Chase Eizabchport coal for Salem
Schr Banner Harrington Portland days heading to master.
Schr. c. T. Williams, -, Virginia days
Schr Sea Witch Smith Baltimore coal for Nsw-London
sloop Blackstone, Reynolds, Providence days, mds 70
master
soop L. sprasue Gibbs Providence days mdse 70 msss5'
Steamer 0scsols Sanford, New-London, mdse. 10 T. H.
Steamer Opray Kenney Providence mdse TO Isaac Ods
Steamer Petrol Baker Providence mdse to Isaac Odell
BELOW-1 brig -
SAiLED-From Quarantine, 8. steam sloopofwu Btook'
lyn, for Vera Cruz.
WIND-Durins tho day frcm n ~ f. to y T.
The u steam gate Brooklyn IL at anchor ct Qnaratse.
One died last night from injuries received 4 hs
hand. tho investigation is going b
Iore the Coroner.
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DIED..

ALBERT-u ,h. city on Monday Nov James Albert ssed
80 years
Bsyley, NJ d. In ,he 18th year Of his age.
BoHLMANN-In this city Monday Nov. . Herman Henry
BohlmAnn son Of Henry and Rebeccs BOhmann, aged 3
BYRNE-In BroeLlyn on Sunday evening Nov conses
ton BRAIN Patrick Byne aged 80 years late City
cRowELL-on Tuesday Nov Joseph croweu In the 18th
TIE relative. and family respectfully invited
attend his funeral from his late residence No. s Charles
CLARK-In this city Monday, Nov J, Emma L., only
daughter Of William and Emma h. Clark, aged years.
months and days.
Ssr,sr infant dsasbsr Of Robert and Mre. Cochran Of
No. s Columbia street. Brooklyn, aged month and IL days
5s n john sS.d months
days
pORAN-In TIL. city, on Sunday evening Nov. s. Elizabeth
Don native Of the City Of Dublin Ireland after long and
painful Illness, In the a7th year Of hersge
DoREMUs-ln this city, Monday, Nov. :, Eveena only
and % days
FIELD-on Tuesday, Nov Of membraneoqs Group John
Tear, months and il days - 'e'' 's''
TIE relatives and friends ohe parents and Of the grandparents.
john r. and Louisa Baker invited to ssnd hs funeral on
Thursday st O'Clock p. m, from Nc. 2a Henry street.
FoLEYcIn this c..y on Monday, soy William Foley ma
tive efCouny Of Cork Ireland aged 70 years and mouths
GARTHwAlrE-At Newark, N. J.. suddenly on Tuesdsy.
Nov Abbey HI VIII. Of VIM Gsrthwate and daughter Of
The friends and relatives invited attend her funeral
1hsI.Say next q II osieca & :, her late residence No.
% place, IN tnst eiy, btthout furtner NOTICE.
0REEN-In this city, Sunday Nov s. Csthsrine. eldest
daughter Of Joseph and Mary Green aged years months
and is days.
GRAvEs-In Brookiyn, Monday, Nov 7, sfer short a.
Elisabeth, wife Of Robert Graves aged 10 year..
tt. re,e. and friend. Of The family respectfully invited
10 attend The funeral from her late residence Cumberland
The remains wiz be taken Greenwood for inernsn..
HARDY-In this city, Monday Nov. Emily, daughter Of
John and Martha Hardy aged years. month and II days
The friends and relatives Of family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Of Nlnth AID Avenue "Wednesday h inst
lo O'Clock. The remains will be taken 10 Union Cemetery
HEATH-In this city. Monday afternoon Nov. T. ct q
e'eoeh Of eon.empton Ater long and painful illness,
Elizabeth wife Of David Heath.
KELLYon Tuesday Nov O. ofconsurnpton Susan ~ Kelly
daughter Of Jane and the late Henry Kelly.
The friends Of the family requested 70 attend the funeral
from her late residence No ITO West Thirty seventh street
Thursisy, l0th inst, at O'Clock p.
LUDLOWAt Newark, N. j., Monday, Nov. Z. Charlotte
wife ofCharies Ludlow, and daughter Of the Late Dr. b.
Msrsh ali Of this city, aged q years
heCLuRE-On Tuesday Nov. g. after long illness Catherine
T.. wife Of John Mcclure In the 43d year Of her
The nds and seduanances Of the family and those Of her
father Mr. Adam Bacsedse invited to attend the funeral
service. at her late r~sideEcs No. - spring street Thurs
day, Of ] O'Clock.
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SANDY HOOK Nov. O. sunseA-l ship, and Of Cromweis
propesrs coming In the Bar; chip Caravan, from Lyer-
poo going up the Bay In Of the Hunfres ship Msnh
tan Liverpool yet Ut anchor g. w. Spit Weatbcr
HIGHLANDS, New g. sunset-No vessels In sight In the
o6ns Weather hazy; wind light from N. T.
FORT LAFAYETTE, Nov. 8, sunset-Ship Ellen Anstans
from Lverpse In Qusresu line ship Nuremberg for Nov.
Orleans and steamer Alabama Savannah passed here st 80
D. M Wind light from s. weather hazy
HAMPTON ROADS, NOV. 8--An. bark Kate, from Buenee
Ayre. Sept 49, and Montsvdeo Sept g. Len Buenos As
ship j. c. Humphrey from Boson banks ssele from New
York Harrison, Csdi,i swsnev from and for sssmi u
Plata nom NewYcrk dischargns w Porter bgs Farmer,
Anna Wellington, and Eebrasks al for EewYord osanst
Yort losdins Lsf s Mogeydeo bsrts Susan CaIt and
SID from Montevdeo Sept 20 bari Heroine Spoke.
Oct. T. brig Waccsnsw from Rio Jsnero for Boston
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. eaAI ship: Mary T. kmbsl, Lon
don; Upward OBTen, and sheridan Boson Captive Move
port, wsss csnatic, Genos Zenobia, NewYork, Bsdss,
Havre Mahon from Rio Jsneiro. Also baxk Cobb,
from Boston lost yards, and was otherwise damaged
BALTIMORE, Nov. a-The u 3. brig Perry al Monte
ydeo Sept le The u. g. brig Bsinbrdse Rozao At 80
sccouns The u g. steamer hetacomet wn at Tre Island
BOSTON, Nov. a-An. steamer Kensngton, Parker, fron
Phiadephs; bark Adristic, Gilmore from glasgow Below,
ships Dolphin from Penang and National Eagle rom Cscstt
CHARLESTON, Nov. 8-Tbs u. 8. mail steamship Jaues
Adzer Capt r. Adams from NewYork, arrived here u "
O'Clock last night Monday
SAVANNAH, Nov. L-Ar. big R. r. Haiins Prince WI
lisms lslsnds-
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SHArBLEs LIGHT-VxsesL, MAR rHx BILL OF PosTLAsp-
Official information has been received at this Office from "
Corporation Of the Trinity House, London, that
having the word shsmbes painted her sdes mas -
the the shsbss shosl In IS hou ow
water Spring tides with the following marks and oompss' 's
iDss viz: 4,
B.e6eld House lin the trees the westward
In tne with the west Pier Head ofth Breskwsfer w
Wyke Regis Church Tower onethird the distance rom ~
water, NJ n. WV -
tween the two mills at Portland, ~ w.
Portland Bill WI w.
g. Adams Head Z. 1 s. $500
sxed white light exhibited from this weasel ses.
sunset and sunrise and viii be % continued ga, ssns
Office Lighthouse Bos,d, Washington, Oct 20, lass.
NEW LrsHr on TEE CoAsr OF CrBA.-OhisA isfsfmsaea
been received this Office from the Cemuzndsnt
Marine Havana that the lst day Of November nsu
viii be exhibited from Light house recently cors
Csyo Psredon Grande on the northern coast OIL inc
Cuba LA
Ths4gwer Of on resting base Of hewn sons 49, 80
again rests foundation Of rugged rock, - ises 49,
the level The color Of the tower not given
the light u fired, varied BY flashes every minute ~ ~
plane being $50 the level Of the sea th.s
should be from the deck Of ordinary zed vessel
teal miles
The Lighthouse xsndsf in
Latitude "a deg % min; g sec. NJ .,o..~,,h
OHce Lighthouse Board, washington Oct. 20, lsss
ing held the 18th nst recommended that the
light be discontinued viz: nj, u.ybs.
Holiness Hole Beacon st the head Of Holiness NOS
Mass 10
discontinued and the day Of December HeA@
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Treasury; H.. BeSl
r. sEMslEs, eec'y Lisa hS go
Once HshHorse Beard, wsshinCeo' ost ~
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KINGS COUNTY.

KINGS COUNTY.
PrcAable election of one Republican senabor, Two
As.eubly1pen and the District Attorney.
NE election IN Kings County resulted in the proos-
h,e choice ofJohn G.. Bergen, Rep, for Senator OF
the ma Di-r,eS John Winsiow, rep, for bistrle'
A,tr,..y; nuogden Bradley Rep, for Assembly,
from tle Hid District and George III. Fisher, theP'
for Assembly for the With District.
II v probable that more iul returns may vary ,ne
above result. ,,,,.
Tl.as norton a the Dem0asnticeket probably elect
ed il ~ follows:
Senator--IId District, Thomas A. Gardner
As.ernblv-Is District, Andrew A. Meyers
Assembly-.fIad District, UileO. C. Callicott
Asserbly-INfh District, Jas. Darcy.
Asserlbly-Ntli District, Mn. I. Jones
Assembly-Vfth District, John Finskey.
County .judge-Samuel Garrison.
County TreasureT--James NJ Seabury.
Sanerinfendents Poor-Ioseph Smith, VIM. Bennett
Joshra Sessions Nicholas Stillwell.
Coroners-John ii. Murphy and Henry VandyRe.
JUSTICES of the Peace-B. 5. Morehouse, lhepb
Chaunoey Perry Rep.), III. w. Blrdsall, lDem'l
TY.e Democratic State ticket Nill have an average
majority of about O00 including the Democratic can
didares for Judiciary.
Ene,eenth Nard.--Secretary % State, Leavenworth
% Jones lO4 Controller, Denniston 3Ol, Church 49,
Fourteerth Ward-Fnst DistEct.-Secretary Of
State Ieayenworth 100, Jones ls9. CONTROLLER Den
niston lGs, Church l7S On,
New. acknowledgements 4S; Jones, wi Tor
Controller DennistOn 81; Church, 49,
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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
MARLlNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.....


Stsamsbip-Persis Orb Judkins Liverpool, =. Cunard
shp-st. Peter ssviu, New. Orleans, Eagle Hazard
Co. Esse. Ray Csmpesehy Yates. Portesheld Co. Rein
BIr-stariisht CroweD, Jacmel II J. stevens Peters,
ST. Johns p r. r.. Peters, Lady Chapman DR. Coop
en- PorsuPatte, Smith Jones Co. Marianne Lpre TRIM
dad,
Howard BAKER Boston, s. w. Lewis Co; r. II. Huntly,
Hammond, Baltimore MAILER, Lord ous5esai River oseen,
Cole Pensacola Benner Deake Ocean Bird Lcckhsrt Corn
v.Hs ID r. D-wof; Lawns Jane Ketchum, Alexandria -,
Kate Stewart Watson Charleston, w. B. Scranton.
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The difference between the above and our total il
made up by scattering votes not down in our tables
The following are certainly elected:
Dist. SENATE.
". JOIN McLEoD MURPHY, Tammany.
" BERNARD KELLY, Tammany.
vi. BEsJANIs y. MASIrRRE, Republican.
VII. RICHARD b. connolly, Tammany.
ASSEMBLYMEN ELECTED.
I. William Burns, Dem.
9 William Walsh, Dem.
3. c. b. Woodruff, Dem.
4. VIM. f. Cover, Dem.
5. William L. Cole, Dem.
6. Samuel T. Webster, Dem.
Z. Fred. A. Conkhng Rep.
8. Thomas 0'Rourke, Dem.
9. ID. r. Jacques, Rep.
10. j. p. Cooker, Rep.
H. Cummings III. Tucker, Rep, 4 maj.
10 Andrew Smith, Dem.
H. Peter Masterson, Dem.
IA. Theodore B. voorhees,, Dem.
Is George w. Yarian, Dem.
16 Henry Arcularius, Dem.
IL. William Harris, Dem.
10 Democrats and Republicans.
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Whitehall, Washington Co.--Secretary CT State
Leavenworth, 2s3; Jones, 3i7-net gain for Jones
"a. Control!er-Denniston 372 Church, 2oV-ne
gain for Denniston 81.
Hon eilsvile, Steuben Co.-Jones, 307; Lesven
worth 2SS-net gain for Jones' 80; Church, 81 Den
nisson, 332-nes gain for Church, IS.
Town Of Erwin, Sseuben Co.-Lesvenworh, lag;
Church, sl--net gain for Denniston IS.
Town of Ossining, Wesichesser County-Leayen-
worth 3l5; Jones, so; Joness net gain, i03; Den
niston. 453; Church. $50; Dennistons net gain, ia.
Red Hook, Dutchess County-Democrstic majority,
200 ON the State ticket.
Ithaca, Tompkins Co.-Secrctary Of State Jones,
736; Leavenworth 523. Controller Church, 592 Dem
niston 6S7.
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JUDICIARY.

JUDICIARY.
Judge SRpreme Court--Wm. III. Leonard, Dem.
Judges SHperior Conrt-James Monerief DEM
A. L. Robertson, Dem.
Jsdge Commoa Pleas-Charles p. DAILY Dem.
.Jusfiee MoriHe CoHrt-Henry Alker, Dem.
Swperrisors-James Davies, Rep; John X. Briggs,
Dem.
The vote for the State Loan Is almost al one way,
though the number cast is comparatively small The
loan viii probably have more than TO- 600 majority IN
the city.
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Boston Nank statement.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1907
The Bank statement Of the week for this city is rs
follows:
Capital stock 9al 200 Due 10 other Bsnks 600
Loans and discounts cool Deposits S4S 900
specis ,,.,..... SAT 5O0l Circulation. 6sS,0oo
Due from other Bks 7,65cc0I
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THE STATE,

ALBANY, Wednesday, Nov. 9-3i 4. NJ.
The Journal gives the following opinion in regard
10 the Election:
at seems TO us that the whole Republican State
ticket is elected, although there are several West
ern counties from which we have not yet heard"
The opinion Of The alias and Argus is as fol-
lows:
"Probably the whole Republican State ticket is
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MARRIED.

BYRNE-LOOP-Atthe Methodist Episcopal Church Thirty
Fourth street, Tuesday Nov by the Rev. Mr. Mckown
Ezra b. Byrne to Emma j., daughter Of Geo. H. Loop.
HENs-MONEYPENNY-On Monday, Nov. T. at the
Central ~ T. Church. by the Rev. Mr. Hare Theodore b.
Stephens to Emma w. Moneypenny both OF this city
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&9ll. .2l.6SI


Total... 1919 Sill, ZI,on ' ~ az
MAJORITY for Jones, 5000; do for Church. r a.
In iSSS naiori<v fer Parker over Morgan, ~ No.
- over Morgan and Burrows together, II 4ol.
nar~sp's vote. 2i 6q3; Parkers, 81 ,O5S Burrowss,
ssi Total in lsSs 64s in 1859 on nos Secretary Of
H...rrs,c majority in 1852 l6 243 on Secretary of
Sac and CONTROLLED American vote in 1853, average
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100 AfSAo W.
-.-rvxru .xsrMnTY DISTRICT.
| ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
THE TOTAL VOTE OF THE CITY.

THE TOTAL VOTE OF THE CITY.
Mr. James Kelock, the Police Telegraph operator
on duty last night at Headquarters, received the fol-
lowing figures from the Captains of the various Pre-
encss throughout the city, showing the total number
Of xo.as east AT the election of Yesterday:
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THE ELECTION.
rxzE Stair.

Nc compare the rceprted maiorities on Secretary
al STATE (whcec he democratic ana A",e,'esA
v,Asp is sOmhincd AGAINST the Republican, WIZ -"
HaAsSi,ics Tor Mcrssa and Parker last year. ~"oa
Gov. Narran hsa L.. st majority
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ETNAM COUNTY.

.,ec,ed. bw, IRE vvturns arc 900 meager to SPEAK
with certainty
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Passengers Arrived

In .Ap Ellen Autia, JrO~ Lircpo0s-F Bndd Redwood,
n sae Ca,aran iron LirepooiMrs Mary Kerr and child,
Tn, Corbf
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Special pi.ra,sb,o gae y. Y Thb"se'
CARMEL, Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1859.
RYDER. Republican, is elected County Judge 6y''h
nalorSEy.
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| the election of Yesterday:

The difference between the above and our total Is
made up by scattering votes not down in our tables
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-22

YoUso GIRL DRowSED.--A young girl
abou, twelve years Of age, whilst bathing
IN the Mississippi, above the slough bridge,
on Sunday last, was unfortunately drowned.
She was attired in bathing dress, and sp-
peared to be a capital swimmer. She b ad
taken little boy to the shore and returned
to the water, when she uttered shrek and
disappeared beneath the water. Mr.. Chas.
Budd, who was comming down in skiff i'm
mediately FASTENED to the spot, and in few
minutes succeeded in bringing her from the
water. All attempts at resuscitation proved
unavailing. We did not learn her name
Davenport Gag.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-22

Two DAVID A. DAY, s. c. Day, Jas. Mcclaskey,
i Cyrus Eroadwell. A. nj. Brown. Daniel Wood
ward, h. p. Lowe, J. p. Hornish, w. W. Belknap,
VIM. Il. Turner and p. i. Lomax, trustee. There
Il now on ae in the Office Of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court yf Lee County, Iowa, st keokuk. the
petition Of Sophia Clendening, claiming Of David
A. Day Judgment for the sum Of fifteen hundred
dollars apromissory note executed oy MIN 10
nlaintiff. and the foreclosure of mortgage GER
tain property, given to said note. Said Pc
tition represents that all the other defendants
have some interest in the property, acquired af-
ter the execution of plaintiffs mortgage and With
notice The petition prsys Tor sale OF tho proper
ty and for general relief.
Ua,sss ECU srre.r and answer said petition on
or before the second day OF the September term,
1859 Of said Court, Judgment will b. rendered
against you according To. prayer Of the petition
July 20, l859-dlm Pitts Att'ys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-22

FRAUD I'VE call attention to the fact OF uu-
merous unprincipled efforts that are daily being
made in our city by vendors of bitter mixture,
using the persuasive argument lin order to effect
saes) to dealers in Hostetter bottles to purchase
from them and sell it in Hoste.ters bottles. We
hope that such mposturss will be held up public
contempt by all respectable persons who sell and
use the genuine article. Not only have We the in
diyidual evidence of the country, but almost every
paper in the Union Is commenting upon the superior
excellence Of, and the great benefits derived from
the use Of this celebrated tonic; besides yariona
diplomas awarded, among which 10 one from tbs
Ohio Mechanics Institute, at Cincinnati, where the
committe-comrosea chiefly OF physicians Of the
city--awarded Hostetter, Smith 4 Co., diploma
for the superior virtue Of their Bitters, tonic
and strengthaucr of the human system. We,
therefore, cautio all AGAINST impositions and to
purchase 90 ccrc hrt respectable aeeleos, whom
they know would not deceive them. Sold, in full
quart bottles, by all hotels, grocers, druggists, &C.
1t is extremely palatabe.
T. GIBBONS, Agent,
Julyls-dAw Main-st, bet. Sixth and seventh.