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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20
I &. IsIiCEFOKD.
D0TTs. FARLEY Il 60

4 VICES, AS AUCTtONEER, to the citizens of
Richmond and the public generally, pledgng his
particular attention Ia all sales entrusted To his
care. feeling assured hs experience as an Auction
eer viii entltie him 10 a share OF public patronage
Office in rear OF .. n. Jones Store, No. 76, Nam
street-entTance III The alley.
my T-,j1n j. Fl. DlGGES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

CEO. DoWDEN, DRUGGIST and CHEM
II IST Main street next to American Hotel, has
on hand and is receiving, fresh supply oI, pure
Drugs, Oils, rare Chemicals, Perlumery, Fancy
Cigars, Tobacco. &c, at the NEW DRUG STORE,
Uart Hotel.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03
rOYER THE STATE LINE. /
Stockton Election.

STOCKTON, May ID
Mayor-IIolden Douglas Democrat, 400
Bours, Lecomptonite, $50.
Marshal-Derrill, Lecomptonite. 1888
Childs, Douglas Democrat, 295 Sanborne
Independent, l24.
Collector-Neal, Lecomptonite, 175
Whitman, Douglas Democrat, 1928; Gilling
ham, Independent. S7s; Kenndy, Ind, ~.
Assessor.-Taylor, Lecomptonite, $50
Jefferson, Douglas Democrat 800
Council-Five Douglas Democrats four
Lecomptontes and two tied
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03
TELEGRAPHTC.
OVER THE NORTHERN LINE.
{ EXCLUSIVELY TO THE DENocRAr !
Fire in Yreka.

YREKA, May 3D.
A fire broke out Saturday night, about
one o'clock in this citv. 1t originated IN q
store house back of Rosenberg & Co.'S storo
and the adjoining buildings being NADIA os
light materials the fire spread rapidly. The
loss is estimated at about $4,000. The prin.
cipal sufferers are F. j. King, $4,000 f. F.
Camper, $1,000; Baird & Co.. $1,000; All
Sing, $500. Station House and Engine House
also destroyed, with 500 feet of hose, bell and
other fixtures belonging to the city, valued
at 500. No cause is yet known how the fire
originated but it is doubtless the work of an
incendiary.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03
GREAT SALE
IRISH LINENS,
ron SIX DAYS ON VI

RI SIX d A Us OeN i VI
A TTENTI0N, LADIES.-At Store No. 100 First
IN street, second door from ID, comprising the fol
lowing articles Piece Linen for shirtng, Sheeung,
Under Garment Linen, Linen Towels, Breakfast ana
Dinner Napkins, heaohed and unbleached double ana
single Satin Damask Table Cloths of any size you may
require, fl thirty yards in length LADIES anu
gentlemens Linen Pocket Handkercleis, diaper In
ems splendid lot of Printed Linens or iadies Dress
oads together with every other article that Is man
ufactured, in the Irish Linen line 80
Also, one case Of beautiful Marsailies quits.
All of the above goods have recently been brought
from ireland by the present owner with the nten-
ton Of openng a branch house Of his firm in this
State but not finding business agreeable to my antci-
nations and believing that such branch will not pay
have determined to close out tho present stock al
whatever price they may bring.
Heads OF Families, Hotel keepers, Restaurant keep
ers, Merchants and all others who wear or use Irsl
Linens, are particularly requested to call and exam
inc these goods, for will offer all of you every In
ducement to purchase.
All of the Goods are new, warranted perfect and
without any mixture OF cotton.
You are requested to call soon, for my time is lim
ted. must positively leave for the east the mex
steamer. Yours, respectfully,
sp3o-u PATRICK LYNCH.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03
FOR THE HARVEST OF 1859.
THE BEST COMBINED
REAPER AND MOWER
IN USE,
As endorsed by the United States Aricultural
Sociaf,,
MANNY'S PATENT,
WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT.

WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT
Z HAVE now been in the bus ness of manufacturing
4 Reapers and Mowers for seven years and my Ma
chine has only been perfected by the most digent and
thorongh trial, and oft-repeated experiments, and
while do not assume that there are not other ma
chimes worthy the attention of farmers, | do claim
that mine has earned the title Of
THE BEST COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER
IN USE,
And is unsurpassed either as Reaper or Mower, and
claim for 1t the credit and confidence that belongs to
standard article. If any farmer wants Reaper or
Mower, he need not ask of my Machue-Wil 1t work?
/ Is 1t reliable? Is it durableY
My Machine is no thing experiment Its
reputation is fixed, established and no man can go
amiss in purchasing 1t for full and complete peror
for all that is claimed for it in the harvest field
SPECIAL NOT. .CE.-TREADWELL & co.
sole of the Nanny Machine for the State
California, and the Territories of Oregon and Wash
ington, and are fully authorized and empowered to
prosecute all nfringements.
| WALTER A. WOOD,
| Manufacturer and Proprietor.
! CAUTION.-An persons are cautioned against
vending using said Machines in the State Terri
tories afOre aid without certificate from the owners
The Machines for the coming harvest much SUI
perior in material and workmanship to any ever be-
fore offered to the public.
Haynes" Illinois Heading Machines,
Cut ~ feet-very effective in the Harvest Field. Sole
! agents for above Machines.
| e19-F For sale at our Warehouse.
Corner of California and Battery Streets,
lSAN FRANCISCO.
TREADWELL & co.
BRANCH HOUSE IN MARYSVILLE,
Where all these goods may be seen mh6-3nts
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03

CALVIN b. MoDoNALD.-We had the pleas
ure of taking this gentleman by the hand,
last evening. He is just down from his
mountain home, on a short visit to the val
ley
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03

Tuesday Evening, May 3d,
VIII be performed the play, in five acts entitled
LOVES SACRAFICE.
To conclude with a favorte Afterpiece.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and Parquette. ....... ........&l 90
Upper Tier Observation-Disclosures. 80
PrNate Boxes. . w
gS- Doors open at Z o'clock. Performance to com
mence at O'Clock. Box Office open from 10 A, NJ
to 4 M.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03

MOUNTAIN TROUT, caught in the Yuba,
above Downieville, are selling in that town
at 75 cents per dozen.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-03
Daly'S Aromatic Valley WhiSkey

Is put upn cases containing dozen bottles each
gaB- Forsale by slltheprincipal Liquor Houses in
San Francisco. mh19 -3mis
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-21
BUEL, HILL, GRANGER & CO.,
Trustees Sale.

XKTHEREAS, on the first day of June A. B.
w 1858, N. NJ Sherman, A. +. sherman, j. S.
Wilson and S. f. Wilson. executed unto Charles II
Fargo. Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust, conveyinr
to said Trustee. the following described prop
wit Lot No. four a., in Block No. three (3), a.
known and desgL ated on the Recorded Plat or the
town Of McGregor, on which is situated q buildinr
known as the 'New York Store" together with the
rights and privileges to the same belonging which
said conveyance was made by said ~ N. Sherman.
A. +. Sherman, j. s. Wilson and s. Il. Wilson, for
the purpose of securing the payment of Two certain
proissory Notes and the interest thereon signed by
Sh.rman Wilson, and dated June LIST. 1858. One Of
said notes being for the of six hundred and four
dollars payable year after date, with interest ut
the rate Of ten cent per aud other for
the sum OF eight hundred dollars, payable two years
after date with interest," at the rate Of per
per annum annually, to the order OF Fargo &
Kellogg, at Chicago.
Now. the above first described Note Of $6O4 and in
tcrcst thereon and the annual interest said note
Of $500. having become due and payable aud the said
sherman Wilson having failed to pay the same J.
Charles H. Fargo, Trustee aforesaid do hereby Civ
public notice. that by virtue of the power that il il.
me vested by the SAID deed of Trust, will on Satur-
day, the 10th day of December, D. 1859, at the
hour Of two o'clock, in the afternoon OF said day
front OF said premises Main street, in the Town of
Mciregor expose and offer for sale, at public n
to the highest bidder for cash. the premises above de-
scrbed to satisfy and pay the amount due on said
note OF $500 with interest thereon the day SALE
aso the interest for one year said note of $780,
together with all costs and expenses atteId said
sale and of this notice.
Dated this Goth day Of september, ls5ewll
CHARLES IL. FARGO.
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4atest Mews.

The Massachusetts, Democratic Convention, a,
Worcester, Sept. 10th, nominated B. s. Patten, fol
Gov; 8. o. Beems, for Lieut.. Gov. Bowen, TO,
sec'y Demarest, Treas. Estabrook, Aud. Mason
FIR Atty Gen. Caleb Gushing, Isaac Davis, Oliver
Stevens and Jas. $. Whitney, chosen delegates "a
Charleston oil Of them said to favor Mr.. Douglas
Lincoln OF ILL.,, spoke to large crowd at Columbus,
Ohio, on the 10th.
The receipts for tickets at the Chicago Fair, on
Thursday, were over $4,000.
Flora Temple the Of last Saturday, in 2:3l,
2:2s and 33l-the last heat was decidedly fastI
The British about to settle their difficulties with
Guatimala, in q which will be satisfactory to
the United States. MIR. Dallas has the credit.
The Albany Northern Road owed first mortgage
bonds to the amount Of 5000 OOO-ths legal agent Of
the holders Of the bonds bid the road Oh $4,000.
The Arago carried out six hundred thousand dollars
in specie, m the Itch.
Ten Brseck reports his winnings In England at
$4,000.
The cotton crop of 1859, is reported at nearly four
Mion bales
on Friday last.
at Bergen, New Jersey, continues No permit.
ted to pass-the road Is being effect uslly block
AIDED the mails have been sent back-the rioters have
loaded cannon and military supples-two regiments
OF New Jersey militia, called out and Post Master
FOWLER Of New York City, is authorised to cal. out
troops to open the wsy-so the ancient Harry IL to
pay generally.
Gen. scott Is OF to New York, bound by Pacific
steamer to the land or San Juan to settle John
Bull troubles. Gen barney Is thought tc BE- too hot
to entrust with the business,
Pixies Peak advices state that the rain and tnow
have driven the miners out Of the noun aims. Den
yer City aud Aurara, gave majority Of 933, against
. state and in favor of Territorial organisation.
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ed with all the required
facilities to accommodate.
In Quantity. Quality and
Price, he wishes II under
stood he will not be OK ceed
Ills Sales Room IL commodi-
ous and we'll filled with
sisting Of
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
OF all descriptions,
PRINTS, PRINTS,
CHALLI DE LAINS
LAWNS, ROBES,
BR l LILA NTS,
DE BA GEES,
GINGHAMS, &C., &c
Douglas & Sherwood's
CORSETS & SKIRTS
CORSETS & SKIRTS,
CORSETS & SKIRTS,
CORSETS & SKIRTS,
The best in use,
A large stock Of
CLOTHS, composed
Of BIRD CLOTHS,
Fancy CASSIMER'S
DOE SKIN
SATINETTS,
SUMNER STUFFS,
Ofall descriptions
In Domcstics can be
found Brown and
Bleachcd SHEETING
and SHIFTING, of all
wAcHusErrR DENNIS,
HOUROR 1"
ONAGO i"
FAIITTC
BLUE DRILLS,
STRIPES, CHECKS,
TICKING,
BROWN LINEN,
&C., &C., &C., &c.
One thing to Mercha N ts,
One thing to Mere han Is,
Having made the YANKEK
Having made the YANKEE
NOTION TRADE leading
NOTION TRADE leading
Thing, he feels confident that
Thing, he feels confident that
lie can sell lower than ever,
lie can sell lower than ever,
Having purchased from
Having purchased from
FIRST HANDS, thereby
FIRST HANDS, thereby
Saving extra profits.
Every hing in the Notion
Everything in the Notion
Line can be found cheap.
Line can be found cheap.
A large stock of Stationery,
Cap Paper, Cap Paper,
Cap Paper, Cap Paper,
Lrgal do, Legal do.
Letter Paper. Note Paper,
Letter do Note Paper,
Enoeiops. &c., dc.
EnveloPs, &C., dc.
MATS AND GAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
In tho Grocery department soiN be found
SUGARS, efaU descriptions;
SUGARS, etaU descriptions;
SUGARS, Of all descriptions;
Old Govt and yaca Cofses:
Old Govt and Jara CoDees;
OLD Govt and Java CoDses;
Teas! IeNs!! TeNs!!!
GREEN AND BLACK,
GREEN AND BLACK
GREEN AND BLACK
A tip-tos article Of Green
Tea for 30 GEMS.
a tip-top article Of Green
Tea for 80 cents.
M lasses and Syrups,
Molasses and Syrups,
GOLDFISH, MACKEREL,
GOLDFISH, MACKEREL,
GOLDFISH, MACKEREL,
GOLDFISH, MACKEREL,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
CAMPHENE.
CAMPHENE,
CAMrHENE,
CAMPhENE.
BURNING FLUID
BURNING FLUID
BURNING FLUID
BURNING FLUID
ALCOHOL,
ALCOHOL,
ALCOHOL,
ALCOHOL,
ALCOHOL,
ALCOHOL,
ALCOHOL, -
TURPENTINE,
TURPENTINE,
TURPEN TINE,
TUhPENT, NE,
TURF EN- FINE,
TUKPENTiNE,
&c., &C., &C.
de-, &C., &c,
.... &c. DC, &c.
&C., &C., DC
.... &c. &C., de-
In conclusion, he would say,
that his stock was purchased
on "LoNa Tine" therefore,
Cash Customers
can buy at their own price,
the object being to turn the
stock into money as soon as
possible.
Merchants visiting this
market, with a view of pur-
chasing, will do we'll to call,
believing he can sell at prices
to satisfy. D. S. COOK.
NeGregor, Iona, Nay IL, 1s5etf
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

I'm or about the 18th of May, from the a.
J farm OF NJ chae STEMS, in Boardman 10S
township, colored colt, with white face,
three white feet, and small bunch LEFT eide OF the
head, above the nostril.
Any person giving information Of the Whereabouts Of
said colt or returning the same to my farm, will DO
literally rewarded. MICHAEL STENTS.
Alkadsv, July :, loSotf
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Correspondence Of the Times.
To the Republican Party Of the state
~ 1r,SDa.

Correspondence Of the Times.
To the Republican Party of the state
of Iowa:
You are hereby notified that the people of
the State of Iowa require you, (through your
officers, agents, and stump orators), on or be-.
fore the llth day of October next, to render
unto them full and strict account (accompa.
MED with the proper vouchers) Of what you
ha, e done with tho 81 ,535, 1922 of the peo-
Plies money, received by you since the lst day
Of November, A. D. 1854, or the people will
assemble in their majesty upon that day and
adjudge you unworthy of the trust hitherto re-.
posed IN you, and order that you be ousted from
the position you now occupy as the agents Of
the people.
The following is copy Of the account held
against you, on which the above claim is found.
ed, and the proper vouchers for each item will
be found in the Auditors and Treasures re.
ports of the corresponding dates.
RErRENcHxENr e. EcoNoxY,
Attorneys for the People.
READ THE BOOki!l
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
1854 toe. TO THE STATE OF IOWA, DIR.
Nov. 4. To balance nom Democratic
Treasurer, ....... $l5,522 SO
" To balance due on Tax Of 1854
and pr yiou., :..........: loe.1sl 20
To loan Of school Fund, under
act Of July 18th, 1855: -. 10000 90
q To reed from Peddlers Tax "a SO
/" To reed from Attorney General 2O3 90
1856 TOT.
Nov. LIST, To State Tax for 1856, ..... 2o5,243 Of
" To loan OF School Fund under
act Of December 18th, 1856. ST. 500 90
To received from ssie OF Codes, ia 20
-" To sash reed iron, Governor, s.4
1867 to- o.
Nov LIST, To State Tax for 1857, $780,. 4ss,2ss 81
" TO proceeds Of sale of State
Bonds under Act Feb. 8, '5S, 200, OO5 90
TO State Tax for 1855, ........ 33S, 1875 81
Total Receipts acknowledged by
Republican Authority, 81, 5a5,S73 %
It Ia only claimed that there was dslin-
quent on all of said Tax Lists. includ.
ing other the Stas~. ~ the
18th OF August IL I, per Auditors
statement Of that date, publ he'd in
Republican papers,. 49,. ........ saal, OFT 90
Leaving amount of cash receipts
- . acknowledged, 81, 2o4, SIS %
To which should be added the unknown
amount of other assets Of State than
Delinquent Tax referred to in Audi
tors stat: ment, and the amount that
will be collected on said tax by lst
day of November next a o, the
amounts that have been received aud
not accounted for, n yet, and OF which
1t is not presumed anything will be
known until after election.
hereby certify that the above account and
each item thereof was taken from official doc
uments. and is correct, except that it may not
include all tic items properly chargable.
WIN. McCLINTOCK.
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TIME best FLOUR 10 town, Is to DO had At
FRANZ HANNARS7.
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To which he would call the
attention of his numerous
customers. Being prepar-
ed with all the req uired
facilities to accommodate.
In Quantity. Quality and
Price, he wishes II under
stood he will not be sxcelled
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-21

QbO00 TIE SUBSCRIBERS WISH TO EMPLOY
DCOO an active reliable man In each section of
the State to travel and take orders for
SEGARs AlIO TOBACCO,
by samples Will pay . salary Of 5000 to $500 per
year payable monthly. For samples and particulars
apply to, or address, inclosing stamp for return
postage. CARY Il SMITH,
l5ow5 TobacconiSts,
3l2 Pearl street, New York.
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Have you got Anye
THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he will
take
La Crosse and La Crescent Money,
At PAR, till further notice. E. D. TERRY.
MeGirsgor, Sept, J, lsSoH
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Yankee Notions of every Description
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

School Books, Miscellaneous Books, Blank Books,
Envelopes Note, Letter and Cap Paper, Paper Hang
ings etc., etc, including general assortment of al
most everything kept i'll country store all of which
will be sold ut the smallest living profit for CASH
READY PAY. PALMER 4 CALVIN.
Ciermont, Iowa, July 90, lS59m6
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GOOD article of Rye Flour at
~ Medrsyer, Juno c9tf FRANK HANNAHS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

" P1essjeIt Of the Sebste" or "Speaker Of the
Hous-," or occupied a prominent position In tes
U,isd S'.,ee or S,ste Government, ce performed, to
tie satisfaction Of BIZ constituent TIE honorsols ser
wee Of making no, or bss not been ooanecsed
with ",he pres" 81 reporter, or assistant No
iemele shall be eligible. No person no dirg the pos
Of sserr to spy political party sral be elected or
sppo ned to mtmbt rhio whp oil not pledge him-eu'
urder oeih before the Legislature, al joint meeting
o. both Houses. COW, ned 'or tie purpose;
l. Tbst 20 sse sbsl be made by hun, or thr'ush
him. O III. whole or any part of the prty ne con:rol''
without the auth, riiy Of the State Central C mint
tie" The fur6s Of the Iostitut on shal bs SEED
into The hard, the State Te .surer ana the DUCTS
auGted BY The auditing officer OF the State
nRsERYHR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

i,.d aud o,lv 6se in the Southern before he ued5r
tales ~ reform the moral If bs nsighbOfs.
NJ, CiDDINGS-I would y -oon lay my h sod 90
Nor,berp a. S"Diher re pirate am sot sc,iooai IN
nv yi.ys lLsugbter In his cO1r-e ~ his remarks
he(Mr q ssi-, il be should be Donuatsd for Gov
efpor OF Ohio be whhted 10 fnrke Issue
18th The ID. mocratic psrfy. fte wished sDOs from
his colleague Mr. Coz, shetie the after party was
for or ae sinst the sls,e-'rsde
NJ. COX (0mol Tose to psy biz respects N his col.
LEAGUE for few moInsn's a. d crowd gathered r'unf
rim He aid Mr.. Giddinss koeg th1ttre De nocrstlc
members II the former session voted i1"t 4, vas
ipexpecieut eb6 iiust 10 re-i"r the African slave
trsoe and tnat Democrats North sua S,nth we're op-
rCred 10 ~
Mr.. GiDDINGS remarked that b. had alluded 70
toe cOa-taife slsysira6e.
Mr. COX rfsun.d aud said that Giiiings had no.
6ertak.n 70 place Dc"ocS4's 10 false pc-lo0, sad
rca cae r. idea bat the Dem cratic ptry xa- Poo
slavery when he tnsw mat L gas neither Pro nor
Anus avery but aced iis the IL ctrlDe OF leaV-
itg tie people TO rPg1iats tue MATER as they usy
think IrJp-Y. H hoted rs c1l'1-gu7 may b n'ci-
rted for the GoveTr"rship # Ono. aof when the
81, ctioc was over the latter wcod b. -it T. ponder
eve- the result end e1c1in, with AIistde-, yield
b. popular opinion in every tog, even when tie poo
PIE GIVE m. into exile Lanst'er.l HIS e"i,egu3
Iosde Dcer eq1ahy 10 ms speech We other dey, Dat
il, Ria pfiv,e1 speecl oil n h' language.
Mr. GIDDINGS remarked that MI colleague mis-
urderfiO", Lim. -,
Mr. CoX-Are you in favor of oegrrs in Ohio
voinel
Mr.. GIDDINGs-I expressed no such opinion.
n. Oghier
NJ oCOX -wcu'd yo1 prrpoit ttem t. vote
Mr. GIDDINGS-I wcnid when yer oegroe5 eVcel
II Democratic psIty in intellect AID moral virtue
lEtcessive laughter
Mr.. cox Ny colleague does cot come upt his loo
frIe j. be IT not in favor of Afdcsn eqn.lliy aud
nel 70 suffrage IN OhiOl
NJ GIDDINGS--I wonld put them I'D the Dem
ocstts on the ssne footDg sus bter but viii not
iut, 5f,re in The qntrre hetwceD item.
Mr.. cox TEE aft renee o-tseeD my age snd that
Of n frierd-if may call hm-wiil not all)w me
10 pit bim 10 The tcftor became ne cannot De elect7
Governor of Oui. IL rIsirg, al wished To do was
to out the mocrstic p.rty highland 1t is rignt.
The e.uteIoan car come With ais forces, and we VIII
Deet him. 80
Mr.. STANTON Ohio wanted to as< Mr.. Cox
question
Mr.. HOUSTON ala objected. Tbs House had
bso enough of this. .
There VS. ruch confusion during the p'oceec irgs,
r,body being eviceuty irteresed in the dialogue
Mr.. j. COCHRANE N. w., IN clo'ing the gen.
ers debate the bill said be dil lot anticipate they
would embark on toe Of AhotO Oh and Slavery dis
cussiO1 supply tire question OF commerce and c0d
fosiion o. commercial law. He yroceede . answer
the objections to, ard advocated the passage ." the
tI.
Tie Committee rose and the House adjourned
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THE LOBBY.

T, he Editor Of The y. i. TTibsns.
sIa: Tue Governor, by paragraph IN his Message
rtesruing that specislty commonly c,ued Tue
Lobby" has brou,ht before the world very large
party that have heretofore escaped dignity, aad been
left TO wallow il tue mre of GDeesn things. Believ-
ine As do, that he Institution is susceptible of use
ful1,ss by improvement would suggest dgolned
organisation Of tie corps under legal restraints for the
public good.
Ii Is well known although It will hardly be al
uitted BY legslaors that there is possible chance
fer me o. brains to b-oome ussfulttro1gh legitimate
node Of elevation. Brins sDd money uuit-d, there
fore seem TO be nscs cary take man to tie hOror
abe position Of Lobby Lswmskiag, acc II IS therefore
ou,ecear that to be useul the Lobby must b. made up
OF that class which forbidden Ia take sses, within ne
rsilrg Assuming this 10 be truth, / propose to I'M
prove the Law-siyu power, BY an orgaaizston oi a
Lobby, composed entirely Of intelligent, honest AID
dsirttre sted citizens who having been fortunate IN
this words goods car srd viii take ats within the
Lobby. and act indirectly with the members
rr-Arn ne railing. The Institution shsn be urder
the guidance Of TIE Presiding Officer OF esca
House and lts members shall be desigssed BY white
badge, as sa emblem Of purity. No maa shall De
deemed eligible VITO has net been N the employ CT TIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17
Revolution i'm Hayti.


The schooner North Wind, Capt Higgins, fon
Gopaives, Jan. IS, is ashore below. Capt. Higgins
reports that difficulty arising out in Hayi, Dec. y,
against the Hayten Government, party OF Repubi'
cars headed by General Gefard, Ons of the Haytien
Generals took the city of Gonaives and proclaimed
bun President. He entered tie city with only four
men. Tie intab' ants are Joining Gen. Gefard
wherever he eoes. And Csyes, Jecmel and all the
S. nth have declared in his favor.
Capt Higgins passed St. Marks on the night of
JauuaIy /, ard saw the place in flames, on account
probably of division Of opinion OF the inhabitants
Isl Marks is a sua fort fed town.. GefArd was to
enter tast place that day, ard probably did So bat
net with some opposition from party of SOlouque''
adheierts.
The schooner North Wind is wei up on shore, and
may probably get off tomorrow. On account Of the
toubles, Capt. Higgins was unable to obtain fun
cargo.