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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-20
COvINGTON NEWS.

POLICE CoURT.-After disposing of the
usual drunks and disorderlies incident to a
Monday morning session, the Court COM
menced the trial of the case of The City rs.
Bernard Vliett, charged with selling ardent
spirits without license. His defense was, that
he had purchased the stand il which he kept
his coffee-house, and likewise the license OF
his predecessor, which had been transferred
to him, and which he exhibited in Court
The Mayor, in deciding the case, stated that
license to sell ardent spirits, under the city
charter, was personal grant, and could not
be transferred. The defendant was accord
ingly fined $40 and costs.
SPECIAL ELEcTIoN.-The following is the
result of the special election, held in the First
and Sixth Wards, to fill the vacancies in the
City Council;
First Ward-Jesse Wilcox, Al; W. Shrom, A.
Sixth Ward--John Teiple, IS; VIM. Mar
tin, l6; R. Wood /.
There is no doubt but that the successful
candidates are really the choice of their re-
spective constituencies and we suppose their
rights to seats will not be disputed; but we
are ourselves skeptical with regard to the
legality of their election from the fact that
the new charter, which went into operation
on the lst inst, requires all city elections to
be by ballot. These gentlemen were chosen
UiUd UOee.
LOST CHILD.-A night or two since, Ger.
man girl, eight or nine years old, was found
wandering in the streets, crying bitterly
and, on being questioned, stated that heI
father was dead, and that her mother, who
was washerwoman, had come from New
York, recently, bringing her along; and that
she had lost her parent, but how, or where
she could not tell. She says her name is Lu-
cinda Fischer, and appears to be in great
distress. She is now at the Poor-house
where she will remain until her parent is
heard from, or a home for her is provided.
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PROBABLE PRoLICIDE A Dying INFANT
FOUND AT THE Door OF THE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
EARLY last Saturday morning an infant was
found, carefully wrapped up and lying in a
basket, on the steps Of the Cincinnati Orphan
Asylum, on Elm-street, near Thirteenth. 1t
had evidently been there some time, and
when taken up was found to be quite i'll.
While attending to its wants one ofthe nurses
discovered upon its breath the unmistakable
odor of laudanum, aud the symptoms were
such as to establish the fact which had been
detected in this manner. rH..
Every effort was made to arouse II from
the stupor into which it had fallen, but with
out avail. 1t fingered, however, until Sum
day night, when it died, evidently, from the
effects of an overdose Of this villainous mar
cotic. Coroner Carey was called upon yes
terday morning, and held an inquest upon
the body, but what the result was we were
wholly unable to learn.
1t is hardly probable that if prolicide had
been intended the child would have been
left at such place, although this may have
been done to avoid suspicion or detection;
but, In our opinion, the opium which,. by
the way, ought never to be used, was given
to cause sleep sufficiently deep to prevent
the babe from crying until the heartless
parent had effected an escape.
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COMMON PLEAS.

THE MALONE HoMIcrDE-SENTENcE OF WIN.
ADAMs.-The case of The State re- VIM. Adams twho
was impleaded with John Clavson for the murder Of
X. T. MahOne) being called, Mr. g. McGroarty stated
that the prisoner proposed to plead "guity of man
slaughter" not because he felt himself guilty Of the
crime, but under the apprehension that he would be
unable to rebut portion Of the testimony that wns
elected in the of John Clawson; and in the hope
that the mercy Of the Court would he extended To
him. Counsel also suggested that this young man
had wife and child depending on him.
Judge COllins-What can be said TO his past char
acter.
Mr.. McGroarty-IIe bore a good reputation in every
particular. We were prepared to prove that If the
case had gone to trial.
John Ciawson was then sent for to the jail, and
upon being examined by the Court, stated that Ad.
ans knew nothing as to any design upon the life Of
Malone, but merely promised to accompany him
(Cawson) and see that he got fair play, when lie pro-
posed to go and whip Malone. There was no pre-
concerted attack.
Judge Collins then proceeded to pass sentence upoT
Wm Adams: One years imprisonment in the pen
tertiary.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-A gentleman and wife can obtain
Ii board and a pleasant room, furnished nnfur-
nished In private family by addressing 5; A., Gin
cnnati postofiice. Also couple of single gentle
men young lady ma2O-bF
UpOARDING.-Ala large front room, unfurnished
HD suitable for gentleman and his wife, also, two
gentlemen can obtain furnished room with hrst-
No. 331 Vinc-street. mal9be
UpOARDING.-Ten or fifteen gentlemen can be
lhD accommodated with good board, either BY the
,lay or week Rooms airy and comfortable Terms
reasonable Apply at 13S Sycamore-street, between
Fourth and Fifth, East side. mal6aw-
WDOARDING.-A large airy, unfurnshed front
II room, for family, with board, board anu lgus
ing for single gentlemen, accommodations for day
bOarders at No. 177 Sycamore-street between Eiith
and Sixth. Imal5awfl L. A. ROWE.
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FINALE OF THE MALONE HoMIcIDE.-Wil-
liam Adams, who, it will be remembered
was implicated with John Clawson in the
murder of Richard t. Malone, was yesterday
arraigned before Judge Collins, in the Court
of Common Pleas, for trial, and, to the aston
ishment of all who were present, pleaded
guilty of fmanslaughter. Clawson was called
to the stand, and stated that he had told the
defendant before the homicide, that he in
tended to whip Malone, and Adams said he
should accompany him for the purpose of
having fair play shown to him. The meet
ing with Adams, who did not know that Ma
hone was at the Telegraph House when he
went in, on the night of the homicide he
said was wholly accidental, and that the de-
fendant had no weapon whatever, save q
hickory cane. Adams was then sentenced
to an Imprisonment in the Penitentiary for
the term of one year,
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NORFOLK, VA, March l9.-The bark SlVan,
from Ceinfuegos for Baltimore, with molas-
ses, is ashore on Cape Henry, and the vessel
and cargo will probably be total loss. Eight
of the men have been landed but five are still
on board at the mercy of the waves.
The schooner Henry W. johnson arrived
here with damaged rigging and sails received
in gale; Richard Perry, the mate, and
Thomas Wivett seaman, was washed over
board
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"Pa, isn't that man in what they call
the spring-time of life2" asked young Master
Precocity.
"Why ask the question: said Pa.
Because he looks so greenl" replied the
urchin with an air of triumph.
Smart boy; but Pa remarked that ''he was
almost Nfeerd O. smart boys nowadays as it
purtended no good"
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FATAL AccIDENT-AN INFANT INSTANTLY
KLLED.-A girl, about twelve years of age,
named Ellen Jones' residing on New-street,
between Main and Sycamore, while carrying
her sister, an infant but few months old, in
her arms, fell on the sidewalk, near the resi-
dence of her parents, yesterday evening,
striking the head of the child against the
curb-stone, fracturing its skull so badly that
it died in about an hour afterward.
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THE ST. XAVIER RELIEF CoMMITTEE.-The
committee of ten from each ward in the city,
appointed for the purpose of receiving a fund
for the benefit of the widows and orphans of
those who were killed by the falling of the
wall of ST. Xavier Church, few weeks ago,
the Merchants Exchange. A full attendance
is requested, as the committee hope to be able
to close up their business, and desire final
report from each ward.
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LOST.

II OST-MONEY-On Thursday last, on the pub
NA lie landing, a roll Of Money amounting to w.
$40 reward will be paid II left at this oice ma2Ob
W OST-MONEY-On Monday afternoon, ON Wal
Of Money containing IS in bsnk-bills. The Under
will be beraly rewarded and receive the thanks Oi
the loser, who IL poor WOma lA leaving II ienucry
4 Co.'s Tea Store, Fifth and Walnut ma2O-bt
W OST-BULL Sutton Saturday, White Bull
~ Slut, had strap her neck, and her tail shaved
The finder will he literally rewarded by leaving her
at Smiths Stables, corner Third and Vine. mnlgb'
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MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
CoMMITTEE-The City Democratic Executive
Committee held meeting last night, at their
rooms, in Humans Hall, on the corner OF
Sixth and Sycamore, William Hart occupying
the chair.
The following resolutions, which were
offered by John F. Linah, after considerable
discussion, were unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That the Democratic City Convention DC
held on Tuesday, March "a, at the Democratic Hall
on the South east corner Of Sixth and Sycamore al
nine o'clock A. NJ, and that the Primary Meetings
for the election of delegates to the Convention and
members of the City Executive Committee, be held
on Monday, March %, and that the polls be kept
open from six TO seven and half o'clock p. NJ.
IesoIred, That the basis of representation be one
delegate for every seyentyve votes cast for Rufus
p Ranney at the last State election, and an addi
tional one for every fraction of fifty and upward
emitting the Wards to the following representation
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MEErIsa OF TIN DOUGLAS DEn0ORATs--
FORMATION OF A POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY
CLUB.--Quite a large meeting ofthe Douglas
Democrats was held last night, at Metropolis
tan Hall IN the corner If Ninth and Walhtt
Tor the purpose Of forming Popular Sow
ereignty Club, the object of which should be
70 make every effort in its power to secure
the nomination of Stephen A. Douglas for
President at the coming Charleston Conven-
ton. After the meeting had been called to
order, j. M. Noble was elected Chairman
and @. W. @. Johnston appointed Secretary.
w. I. Forrest then arose and addressed
the meeting at some length, stating the object
for which the meeting had been called, and
moved that a committee of five be appointed
to draft a constitution and bylaws. The
motion prevailed by unanimous vote, and
Judge Oliver, George P. Buell., Oscar G..
Thielman, Charles Lyle and @. II. Schroeder
were appointed for that purpose,
Judge Oliver was then called upon to ad-
dress the assembly, after Which Mr.. Buell.
offered the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That we as Democrats, feel warranted in
expressing tho opinion that Stephen A. Douglas Of
Illinois, is the choice Of the Democracy of the North
west for the in @ that we VIII use
sesscs the Sterling qualities " Which placed Andrew
jackson IN the front ranks Of the great statesmen of
as our standard.bearer, we shall secure such Vic.
tory IN the approaching election as will cheer the
throughout all time to come
The meeting was then addressed at some
length by George p. Buell., Thomas G.. Gal
lagher and Oscar G.. Thielman, all Of whom
expressed themselves in the highest terms Of
regard for Mr.. Douglas, and declared that, in
their opinion, he was the only man who could
unite the Democracy during the coming CAM
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MAN SEVERELY INJURED BY FALJ.-A
man named Alexander Truman yesterday
afternoon fell from shed at the rear of his
dwelling, on John-street, near Fifth, and was
severely wounded. His right leg was broken
in two places, and his head so badly injured
that it is feared he has fractured his skull,
and thereby endangered his life.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE County COMMISSIONERS.
At the regular diurnal session of the County
Commissioners, held yesterday morning,
orders were passed amounting in the aggre-
gate to $37 90, of which $50 were paid to
Henry Holtcamp for hauling stone for the
new Jail, $40 05for freight bills and drayage,
and 81 so to Thomas Conway for labor on the
Sharpsburg Road. Apart from this no busi-
ness Of importance was transacted
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Lake Erie Opeu,

DUNKIRK, March l9.-Navigation is open
between Dunkirk and Western ports of Lake
Erie. The New York and Erie Railroad
screw steamers OWego, from Cleveland and
NeO York, from Toledo, arrived here yester-
day with cargoes of corn pork and -four.
The steamer Olean left for Toledo at the same
time.
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FuIEItIye from JnstIne.

MADISON, IND, March l9.-Wm. Bennett,
who escaped from Lagrange, (Ky.) prison, in
December last, where he had been sent for
horse-stealing, was re-arrested in Tifton
County Ind, last week. through the exer-
tons of Madison detectives, and brought here
already served twenty-one years in the pen
itentiary ...t
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Lnrge Fire Mt st. Paul.

LACROSSE, Wis, March ia fire occurred
in st. Paul on the 10th inst. which destroyed
thirty-four buildings on Jackson and Robert
streets The loss is estimated at 100000.
No further particulars have been received.
diary
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AGED PEoPLE.-The Boston Atlas says that
there are now living within circuit of two
and half miles north from the old meeting
house, in Chestnut Hill, Blackstone, Mass,
fifteen persons whose united ages amount to
one thousand two hundred and twenty-four
years. or nearly eighty-two years each.
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SCHOOL BoARD-PRocEEDING LAST NIGHT.
The School Board met last night at the usual
hour, President King in the Chair. The min
utes of the previous evening were read and
adopted. -.f
The resignation of Louisa Zoiner, teacher
in the Thirteenth District, was received, and
the usual certificate awarded.
A communication was received from Thos.
J. Goode, one of the trustees of the colored
schools, asking the Board to provide these
schools with as many books for their public
library as the number of their scholars entities
them, under the law, which was referred to
the proper committee.
The Superintendents report for the three
weeks ending March l6, was received and
read from which we take the following alb
stract.
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FOR SALE.

TrOR sALE--MIssOURL LANDs-Nine hund;
IL red and twenty acres in Maries County, (entered
lS5i); this is very fine farming land; partly improved
for sale very low. Also-Three hundred and twenty
acres in Usage County. viii be sold or traded.
Farming lands In Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Iowa,
Missouri Kentucky, for sale or exchange by SID
DALI EMERSON, 81 West Third-street. ma2'ltf
UNOR SALE-City property. and country res
Dill ssGSi GEMERsoN. 81 west Thirl-street. na2otf
ENOR SALE-LOTS for any kinds of Factories,
IL 10 dh Miami Canal, 800 feet on canal and
Branch sts and 100 feet deep, will be sold very low
ma2O-tf SlDDALL EMERSON.
NNOR SALE-HOUsE-A two-story frame House,
II Of four rooms, Kitchen, cellar, cistern, and all
cOnveniences, ON Bremen street, between Craig and
Main, CovinRton, Kentucky. VIII be sold for ~ 100
cash, or 81, ,2OD third cash. balance in one and
two years. Apply to A AN.WEXELBERG, n. Madison
street, between Seventh and Eighth, or No. 2l4
Main-street, Cincinnati. mal5bw"
ENOR sALE-CALORIC ENGINE-The .CalOrlc
q Engine, which is known the whole country over
as the one used for the publication Of the Penny
Press. Address JOHN ID; CALDWELi,
mai3tf CINCINNATI Ohio.
WNOR SALE-RARE CHANCE-I offer for sale
II so feet front Fourth-street, by 100 feet deep
between the residence of Judge Este and the Pike
private residence now to be had in the city Terms
easy, and made known on application TO Nj. H. COOh,
at No. 361 West Fourth-street. '-s- maSam
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED HORSE THIEF
named Charles Hinton upon charge of horse
stealing. The offense is said to have been
committed in October last, in one of the river
counties in Virginia. Yesterday morning he
arrived in the city on the steamer h. W.
Quarrier, and the officer being apprised of the
fact, Immediately took him into custody. He
was lodged in the Hammond-street Station
house, and will have hearing this morning
before Judge Lowe,
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AUCTION SALES.


A UCTION SALE.-By II. AARON. No n Fast
N Third-strect, opposite the Henrie House-Ex.
tensiye sale of Loan-oftce Pledges. .-On TIL URSDAY
MORNING, March 22, at half-pa nine O'Clock, will
he sold, at Auction, a large assortment of Ilnrc-
deemed Loan -oiice Pledges, Consisting of Ladies'
and Gents fine Wearing Apparel; fine costly jew
stones. 81 AZ ne terv sGt III Hanonds and precious
Goods dnn Cold snJ Siivo, hiv "WIeouS Wo,nI knus o,
focns Mirroscnne surepinr 10 ar p
VSnis attcr n, pns oi, Jagsa JoSGnra Cal
Tbe ,"b"In 10 mi ho III SJii ais.on &C. w a
Goods VIII bo poaIv 8 M.noi rescrNe M ana me
iIis' inIies "o ""' "eio'e 'he saie' seas iST the
1e2nc l. Ahihiun,
~ AuctloheeT,
UCTION SALE-BY JACOB CRAZE AZ Co.
IN Two Lots on Hamilton Road, to be sold without
reserve.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March 21d
w ne Sola AZ auction az three o'clock on
Roai and Corrine formory ~ h"In .,I
,roS, ,g MI .n nieIB Jule-stIeet Ittle
lie Hamilton Road b So eC , eaSh ~ eet 'front.' on
VI Tarns noaa nInu, py py ~ Idet u9eipi
othns iauv tnVmh ~ ~ sane ii.le good ana sale
"'h"u' rescrNe W the ,tIlgg, nlgghrst rs pinder
ma9O No. Is East Fourth-streeet
UT,TT0N S1TP ~, 5r,I0Xs !, . IoI,SsT,>,
a OHEClfDN sALE.-by 6y THOMAS JOHNSTON,
~ mn, IN sales,rooms No. S3 Main-s5reet next Trust
sr NO. nr positive sale q spripg and sum
SpE at E}n: M MMoRSSG
Il
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FOR RENT.

UNOR RENT-2 ROOMS-In third story Of build
II ing 1O2 West Fourth street. Inquire Of w. X.
IANPHEAR, at Lanphear 4 Co.'S Stencil Rooms,
ON the premises. na2O-D.-
UNOR RENT-U Unfurnished ICONS 10 lady and
II gentieman or two gentlemen, with board, in q
private family. Apply at ~ Ninth-stroet. nalgb'
UNOR RENT-A three-story brick, dwelling,
E1aa Ninth street, between Race and Elm, con ;
tanning twelve rooms, with gas and water front aud
side entrance, Inquire Of +. M0RTiMoIE, on tho
premises. h'IIYp-
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To TAnoRs AND CLoTHIERs.-Grover Il
Bakers Shuttle Machine for manufacturing
purposes, with recent improvements, is now
on exhibition at their sales-room 5S West
I Fourth- street
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TUESDAY. MARCH 20
City News.

! .WAsrED.--A good boy cen hear Of a situ-
alton by calling at the counting-room of this
Office at four o'clock this evening.
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:, MrTEoRoLoercA. oDsEnvArrOss-By Henry
LErrERs DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE

March 10: n"
S. Adam West New Richmond o.
Mrs. II. I. Weeks, New York City.
Mrs. Julia A. Watson, Dover, Mo.
Mrs. Templars, Belort, Wis
Messrs, III. IIurd 4 Sons, Aurora, o.
Conrad Fuchs, Newtown, Ind.
Geo. Bickle, Madison, Ind.
John 8. Brown, Me-: Antioch, o.
John Il. Brown, VAUDEVILLE, Penn,
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Bank Statement.

NEW York, March l9-Increase in Loans,
$260,0O0; Increase in Specie, Sl,3lO,65s; De-
crease in Circulation, S3s,634; Increase in
Deposits. 81. .969 Us.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

ArriraL Sunday - Sucker State, Arizonia and
Science, Pittsburg; Ennice, Wheeling; r. +. Sass,
New Orleans; SILVER Moon Memphis p i Ohio No 2
isvilie Monday-A, ". Quarter, kanawna; Forest
Queen, Madison; Telegraph, Louisville; Mars, New
Orleans; Dunleith, Nevile;. Adriatic, Pittsburg.
Departures. s.-Sunday-Sucker State, st. Louis; Sci
encc, Wabash: Eunice, St. Louis; Jacob Strader,
Louisville. Monday-Forest Queen, Madison; Tele-
graph Louisville; Magnolia, Maysville; Ohio No. 2,
Marietta; Duneith, Neyillei Arizona and Adriatic,
ST. Lonis.
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RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio continues to recede slowly oppo-
site this port and last evening was still declning,
with barely twelve feet water between here and
Louisville. The river was at II stand at Pittsburg
but falling at Louisville.
Yesterday was a beautiful day. warm and SPRING
like. The Landing was rather quiet but We hear of
forward this week for the South Rates are rs fol-
lows:
i5c Flour 2jc; Pork and Lard, 3jc.i Pound Freghs,
l2ls6l5c. per 100 lbs. -
Whisky and oil, 6jc. per barrel; Stoves, 2jc; Ale,
soc. per barrel
NashpiHe-Whsky, per bril-, 1jc.; ClOversccd, 60c.i
Ale 60c Flour l5c; Pound Freights, 6 iOc. per 100
Cdiro.-Whisky and Oil, Soc per barreli Pound
Freights, zoe. per 100 pounds.
Neio OrIedns.-Whisky and Oil, sl Flour, GOc.; Po-
tatoes and Apples l5c.; Pork, 6jc; Bacon in hhdS.,
2jc and other Pound Freghs, 2i63Oc. per 100 lbs;
Kep Lard. Isc.: Horses $40 pcr head.
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AT HIS OLD STANp.--0ur citizens will no
doubt be pleased to learn that Mr.. J. p. Ball
opens his new Photographic Institute to-day,
at his old stand, lately occupied by Harlan Il
Wilson, No. 80 West Fourth-street. His
rooms have been painted, decorated and re-
fitted in superb style, and now probably
surpass any establishment of the kind in
our city. He invites all his friends to give
him call to-day. -f1 ffslt.f,rrg
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FOR HIRE.

TNOR HIRE-K good man cook for hotel, en-.
NJ giueer, a man for grocery that can eommand a
farm hands and gardeners, at 10 East fourth,ssEeet
Intelligence once. maisp'
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MEETING AT THE MEcHAYIcs' INSTITUTE.
A meeting will be held this evening at the
Mechanics Institute, for the purpose of dis
cussing the propriety of holding the usual
annual exhibition during the present year.
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SUCCESS OF MISREPRESENTATION of
merchants is called to NJ. Loth's card in an
other column
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Resolped, That in case the Executive Committee
mon should fail TO call a meeting in pursuance TO
the above resolution, the Democracy of the Ward
will assemble at their usual place of meeting, and
nroceed with the election of delegates,