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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14

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ONE 10 ACRE LOT.
One line Brick Dwelling HOuYe and l,ot
EXPORT.
A SUBSTANTIhL AND CONVENIENT
Brick Dwelling lt0M.e
COR NER OF MYTH ANN sEf.EV SrS

Lot g. by l2o feet to 2" foot alley, with good
cellar, stable and wood she'd Gas throughout The
house; good water on the ramsc5.
THREE DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE
FRAME HOUSES
These houses contain from six to ten room
EACH are well finished and delightfully."- situated
on the West side OF Brady street A good cistern
and ell of never failing water are In each yard
These houses are situated on a lot 49, feet front
and possesses every requisite to make then de-
lightiul residences. They will be seld singly or
together.
ALSO,
few lots in West Davenport beautifully situated.
TERMS :-One-f tn cash ana tie balance in
four equal annual payments with interest at the
six per cent. per annuIs, payable annually.
Fol- further particulars apply 10
T. &. EADS
At Argyle Cottage, lie Claire, Iowa, or to my
self, in ST Louis, No. At Main street.
seFl4-dAwtf JAS. Is. EADS.
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RAILROADS.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.

1860. Fill Arrange BssCsst. 1850.
7yains ran by fh,cago time. ,eh,eh tweive ms"-
ntes faster than DaUc"por time.
nN AND AFTER AONDAY. OCT. ?rn,
~ le6d aud until furtaer notice, passe ger
trains wal leave Davenport a. follows:
7oo A. N. for Marengo and Washington.
G25 P. NJ. for iowa city and Aiuscatiuc-
raAIVs ARMY: AT DAVENPORT P5LLows.
900 A. VI. from Iowa city aud Musca'ne.
625 p. NJ. from Marengo and Washington.
All ira ms out Of Davenport will mako direct
connections at Mafeugo, l,wacity aud Washing
ton with the Western Stage Company. stages or
all points West.
Trans rom the West connect at Rock Island
with trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
Road for all points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions to the destination OF
their baggage also TO procure tickets before taxing
helr seats in the cars.
JOHN +. TRACY, Gen'l Sup't.
kIaBALL, Asst SUIT.
Davenport, Oct. g. ls60.-dtf
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octa.dts

YNRUSTEE'S SALE.-WHaREAs on the 18th
L day of September A u. 1856, samuel Por-
ter and Elizabeth Porter, executed unto Austin
lorbin. rs Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust, coz
veying to said Trustee the land in Scott county,
Iowa, described g follows, to-wit: The Norih
half of the North Eas: quarter Of Section Ne.
twelve ~ in Township Number seventy nine
20 North Of Range No. four East OF the 9th
Z NJ Which said conveyance was made by the
said Samuel and Elizabeth Porter, for the purpose
of securing the payment OF two rtaln pr omis
sorry notes and the interest thereon, signed ~ the
said Samuel Porter, dated the 9th day of sep
tember, A d. ls5h, and payable as follows: One
for one hundred dollars due in six months after
date, and one for nine hundred dollars, due in
year from date with interest at ten per cent. per
annum, if not paid when due.
Ana now, said last mentioned note having be-
| come due and payable ana the said Samuel Porter
having failed to pay the same, |, Austin Corbin,
notice. that by virtue Of the lower which is in me
vested by said Deed of Trust, WILL on Saturday,
the 10th lay of November, ID. 1850, at the hour
of two o'clock the afternoon Of said day. az the
Court House door, in the city OF davenport, ex
pose and offer for sale, at nublc auction, tho parcel
Of land above described much thereof
shall be necessary to satisfy and pay the amount
of said note with the interest thereon to the day
of sale with all the and expenses at
tending said sale, costs of this notice and TTus-
teei> fees.
Dated this llth day Of October A. d. 1860.
AUSTIN CORBlN,
octl 2.dts Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14

| 4 ,RIGINAL MOTTO STATE OF Iowa, SCorT
~ COUNTY In the District Court Of Scott
| County. Robert Bostw ok, Plaintiff, VS.. Adsline
II .Powers Admnstra tx Of tie estate of Charles
Powers, deceased, Abel re IL. Powers in her own
| right Charles Powers, IN Sor, John +. II. Talman,
| W iiam Mel can, Harvey Leonard. Belle Shoup,
Rict ard b Hill aud Harriet W. Hill hi, wife. Hen
| ry Hill, Mrs. ;. G. Adams, Simeon II. Calhoun,
Miss II Watson and Elizabeth bitchett, deten
dants.
To the above named de eendants. John i. II.
| TaIlman. William Mclean. Henry Hill, Mrs. ). G.
| Adams, Simeon II Calhoun, Miss h. ii. Watson,
| and Elizabeth Fitchett:
| You and each OF you are hereby notified that
on or before the 18th day Of september, 1860, a
| Petition Of Robert Bostwick, the above named
plaintiff, against you and the other above named
defend ,ns, will be fled in the office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Scott county. praying for
tho foreclosure Of certain morteag', upon real
estate in laid county executed BY Charles P.wcrs
now decca- Ell and Adeline Ii. Powers, his wife,
10 Milton Bradley, Jr, and assigned to said PLAIN
tilt which mortgage was recorded IN the Record
er's office Of Scott county, Septem Der 9TH, SJo
book az Of Mortgages, page al, and was wen to
ecdIe payment Of prom sorry note, made ny John
7. II Tallman, Charles Powers ard William Me
Lean. dated September 4th, 1896, for the sum If
four thousand dollars, pay BILE to said Milton Brad
ley, Jr. or order, one year after date with interest
ten per cent per annum, payable semi annually.
Said petition alleges that there due thereon
the sum Of four Thousand dollars, with interest
thereon at the SAID rate from September 4tb. 1853.
and prays judgment therefor against said John i.
H. Tallman, William McI.ea- aud Alkaline II
Powers as administrative Of said Charles Powers,
deceased. No lcrsooal claim is made against any
or the other lie cndants.
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
noon of the secoad day Of the next Term Of said
District Court, to be held on the first Monday Of
December, A. ID. 1860, default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered the con-
Dated september 18th, 1850
A. w. CHURCH. and p,s. 49,,
PUTNAM h ROGERS, J
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For Sale or EXCHANGE.
Oak Wood Villa ,

TNiiE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR ~.
sale his residence, known as "a;
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chl,agO AMI .ock Island ilatitla
Sup,,i.v firm. a meus.

oNaND Ar % MONDAY, APRIL oru' $50
I J aud unt idrthot notiso, trains ~ai iease
Davenport daly, sundays eIccpte3, "a. follows:
"a freight ..................5 .3N Al
81 u ght express. 300 r h.
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays ex-
copied, as follows
lSi urhJ xprcSs at. .t.4V A. M
~ IN AZ Ut VA At..... - % " -.
al trains over this rvuteare IN direct come on
1T b elsn With trains ever both the Michigan
SpGthnru, Michigan Central, Pttsburg, Fort
Wayne, and tAic4 - Railroad to and from De-
ir,ii, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Pitt.burt, DInklrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
nv Me-. ork, Phil rlaiphia. Baltimore and W ash
iu, 4n. Ais Al Lt.'tiie with trains Of the Ill.,
no. f'cutrli Rnhd-N North to GaIena and south TO
st Louis and Cairo.
Passenger are r-unied OF the necessity Of
uvlug disiluc; dreri Ons as TO the destination OF
their nngsttc also - procure tickets before TAX
ing their seats IN the ears, rs the conduct rs col
lc,i fares Only to stations on the line Of the Chi
Gag, and Rack Island Railroad.
JOHN T. TRACY Superintendent.
Davenport, April =, 500. DIT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14

L!GHTE & BRiDBURY'S

PATENT INSULATED Full. IRON FRAME NEW sCALR
Grand and ~Qaase P.ano-FOrtes.
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10000 WORTH OF
REAL EST.fTE
In davenport ana LIE Claire, Iowa
For Sale Low, and on Easy Terms


VINHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
L that beautiful iesideace known az Aryvle
Cottage. with 33l acres of land in gh state of
cultivation, situated in the city Of lie Claire and
commanding magnificent view OF the Mississipm
River, Fort byron and much of the State OF lii
nois. The Cottage contains rooms and cellar
and is in complete repair. The garden il iull of
the choicest shrubbery, Strawberries, Grapes in
full bearing, DC &c. thrifty young orchard is
on the premises comprising 800 fruit tree Of the
best selections and nearly all bearing Also. a
stable smoke house and poultry yard The fenc-
Ing is In excellent order and ID nearly all new
picket fence seven feet high. Twelve acres OF the
land forms fac park woodland. The Cottage
would be sold with less than the 50 acres If do
sired.
ONE 10 ACRE LOT,
30 rods from Argyle Cottage, well fenced and in a
high state ot cultivation, and well adapted Tor a
fruit and vegetable garden. Being Immediately
back OF Lie Claire, Is rtssng rapidly u. gaue.
One line Brick Dwelling House and LOT In
DAVENPOR
That beautiful residence on the corner OF Brady
and Twelfth streets with tho lot on which It
stands, fronting 2i3 feet on BRADY street by 80
feet IN depth TO 90 foot alley, with carriag, way
and good stab bic, carriage house and wagon-shed
complete. The house contains 10 rooms with gas
in each, act a good cellar. An excellent cis,ern
is on the premises.
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Pennsylvania tenirai kailroad


h Capacity OF mir Road as nor equal TO a,4
IN HE flO.nfry
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L nAWHE : STOR
sye-d1
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Freight Of all kinds viii be carried from Chca-
goto Al points h ISL ~ all times, ut low rates
as any "ther Railroad route. sep2s-iti
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10

Tsu IaAVsvAAE r~W6 havO % tlmteF less3 ief
eomnaots to-dAy. We nFs under opligationa 70
the American EXPRESS for the document, and oar
feadsra ore under obligations 10 The fastest type
stiekefs ID Oho iOr Us ,ssue at the usual hour OF
going 10 press. Herald iasl Eeeaiag.
lts great art that Of Dragging; but great as Il
Is our nsIghbors Of the Herald arc proficient in H.
Those "laalest oompositors In Ohio" can't set type
half as fast as The pToprieton can "bloW" The In
augural came by express at 10 o'clock, and Il the
small army Of oomposItOrs' Of which the Herald
occasionally boasts could not get out four columns
BY 2 OF 4 O'Clock P. 81. they could safely aspire
10 the honor Of being the SiOlOsst eompOstOFs In
Ohio. The Lsade7 news hands, (Only two Of
them IN tho room when the message came-the
others did not 90 10 work GIL o'clock) had the
inaugural and two extra columns Of solid matter
In type before the news boys were carrying the
Herald about the streets, after the superhuman C)
labors Of their combined news and job hands.
This, hOwevtr, We DO net boast Of as Il is too
mnoh Of an everyday affair. Once before the Her
aid made great brOgs over setting up the Presl
dent 3 Message in two hours At the same time
our boys put 1t in type in one hour and twenty
seven minutes. We will venture they will do more
work IN one hour aud half than the Herald boys
In two hours.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. g.
Ex- Congressman Hughes, Of Ind, viii be,
if he has not already been rendered by the
President, the appointment to the Judgsship Of
tho Court of Claims, and there is every reason
% believe he will accept it.
: hill recently introduced by Senator Lane
A. COZ the settlement Of the Oregon and
provides var debt Of 1856, according to
Washington 'vention who spent twelve
the Military Con -tiOn Of Claims to guard
months in the examlnA mOrey is proposed
against spectators. The Il claimants or
to be paid only to the origin. The amount
their legal attorneys or assignees. ~ is al
involved is about S5,OOO,OO0. The bL - in
together independent Of the measure noA.=a
progress at the Treasury Department for seal
ing the various items to the army standard
1t is known that Senator TOombs, during
the Congressional recess, has carefully prepared
a general bankrupt bill, but its presentation Is
prevented by the unsettled political condition
Of the country.
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CALIFORNIA NEWs.
NEw YORK, Jan. 9

NEw YORE, Jan. 9
The steamship Atlantic arrived to-day. She
LEFT Aspinwall at l2 80 on the morning Of the ID.
She brings 200 passengers and nearly 81 ,S00,-
600 in specie
News nearly all anticipated.
The irst Legislature OF Nevada Territory met on
the 18th at Genoa and took measures for procuring
an immediate recognition Of the Territory by Con
gress. eh
Three bchooners had arrived from Japan during
the week. bringing full cargoes Of rich Japanese
wares.
The adyices they bring are to Nov. l5Ih and are
The diicnlty respecting American currency
continued.
Lacquerred goods scarce and advanced 200 per
cent
The Government was throwing obstacles in the
way Of trade, and had orders that no merchant
should sell over fifteen pculs per day on any ar
ticies.
The PoWhaitan was TO sail from KanagWa on
| the 22d February, taking the japanese Embassy,
which was 10 consist OF two chief ambassadors,
| eighteen officers and two subOrdiaates. y .r
The embassy would proceed to Panama, via, the
Sandwich Islands At the Isthmus they would
take passage In frigate and proceed direct 70
Washington.
| There was a rumor at Hakodadl that the Eng.
lish Consul had ordered the English citizens to GO
armed in consequence Of threats made against
i tutlu " buo PHuC10-~
Parties Of Americans from the Powhattan had
| visited Yeddo.
There was large fire in that Cl'y on the llth o.
| November.
The Snn Francisco papers are urging the pro
| ject Of liue Of steamers between that city and
| Japan.
San Francisco markets quiet and unchanged
4 Anthracite coal sold at SO in quantities from
| yards
The overland mail Of Nov 2sth reached Ssr
/ Francisco on the 18th ult.
The American settlers at San Juan bad held {
meeting and adopted resolutions approving OF the
eoursn of Gen. Harney, and expressing the opinion
that the Island was American soil and Ough. 10 bI
| preserved to the United States.
The frigats SaTaBao, Dec. ID, for Realeio; thC
Lancaster and Levant remanded,
Advices from NalpsrisO are to the lst, ant
Callas to the 18th Of December. News is unim
pOrtant
AdYiees from Carthagena state that the Liberal
/ had taken Barrssge7illa.
The Constituent Assembly had met and nulet
all the so called unconstitutional laws ofthe Fed
eral Congress. r.--- .... ...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10


FHR DRUH AND FIFE.-A concert will be Viyen
here on Friday evening by Fife Major Robinson
and Drum Major NeVlns. both well known 20 fame.
Maj EsVins beats twelve drums at once, and brings
music out Of them that astonishes the hsarsrs.-
Mel. Robinson has been presented with two splen-
did afes-Ons by Capt. Bride in Mexico, and one BY
the Milwaukee Light Guards on their trip to New
York The presentation was at Nevburgh, once
Washington'a headquarters, and the following
speech accompanied the gin;
Fife Major Robinson, your music has been
heard on the fields Of Cer0 GOrdO, Chapultepec,
ReseSa de Ia Palma, and round the encrims0ned
walls Of the City Of the Montezumas, when the
Star Spangled Banner coated 10 triumph above its
ancient balls; 10 all these scenes Of our Nations
glory the inspiring D0ies Of your hfs have thrilled
the hearts and nerved the arms OF cur soldiers =
Charges OF the greatest glory 20 cur history, have
been made 70 The music Of youF fife, which never
quaYeTe1 IN note, as the rain Of death ana tbe
flashing steel swept round about you. And now
on ths halloEed spot, rife ike your history. with
brilliant memories-in the name Of the Nj yankee
/ Light Guard, present yop With a silver ffe,-no
speech is needed in response, give us oniF q solo
| oh the ffe which will make us feel somefhing III
the fires Of hsroism you have stirred befOIep
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10
PROM RUFNus AYRRs.

NEW I 1ORK, Jan y.
Later news has been received from Busnss
Ayres, via Valparaiso. #
After Uriquizs's victory over Mitio, be marched
to Buenos AyTes, where hs was met byn commit
tee Of citizens and friendly agreement was en-
tered into between them, Of which the following
are the leading points:
BuenOs Ayres to form part Of the Argentine
Confederation; q convention to be eOnvoked to
examine the national Constitution; the homo and
foreign debt Of Buenos Ayres to bs recognized as
3 national debt; UFiquiza to retire with bis army
within two We Ks after the signing Of the treaty;
Q general absolute amnesty granted
Alsiva had resigned the government OF Buenos
Ayres and was replaced by Lavalloe.
The agitation all over the country had ceased
and affairs generally wore more favorable aspect.
WGeorge Washington May, late Lieutenant In the
U. s. army, died in this city yesterday
Mr.. May distinguished himself at the battle Of
Palo Alto de Reseca de Ia Palma, the taking Of
Monterey, and the seige of Vera Cruz snd the bat
lie of CeTrO GOrdO.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 9.
The Washington correspondent Of the Tribune
saws a conference was held yesterday Of the dele
gates Of the South Americans, anh-Lecomptonites
Hjckmans plurality proposition, on the belief that
this would exclude Sherman.
No agreement was reached on the Speaker or
other officers, but the opinions expressed made i
apparent that perfect fusion Of The three elements
on Hamilton was not practicable.
The conference was composed Of WinsloWs NC
Rae, Hill and Mallory South Americans, and
Clark and Riggs, anti Leeomptouiies.
Mr.. Wm E. Burton, the distinguished comedian
who has tOr some time been IN Of the disease Of The
heart was 80 low yesterday that some Of bis friends
| fearee be might not live throuqhout the night
Very slight hopes. it Is said, are now entertained
/ Of his ultimate recovery.
1 The times says that Rev. DR.. bcOhntock Of thl
city has been invited to take charge Of The Amer
Chapel In Paris, and that be has indicated bis &C
ceptanee OF the invitation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10

Mr.. WinslOW asked Mr.. Gasiroll, who was en-
titled to the door, to give way for q call Of the
House.
trespass on tho House but short time to-day, but
II his frien0s desired It and thought there was 3
prospect Of an organization, he would eheeFfully
yield the AOoE for the purpose Of voting with the
understanding that he was entitled 10 the hOor
when the discussion was resumed.
The House wa called. -...-
Il appears that the only members absent without
pair were Mesars. Florence, Hindmsn and Tny-
lor.
Mr.. WinslOw moved that the House prOsesd to
vote.
Agreed 10, with the following rssnlt
Whole number Of votes 2l9. Necessary 70
choice llO. Sherman los; Hamilton So; Gilmer p.
Il, F. Clark aud Adrian voted for Reynolds,
Gilmer voted for Stokes.
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II. ~ FoIlr Of Triaing wiLh Diseaso b

" The Folly Of Triaing with D Diseaso il
a1usnty svnoed By the dreful results that solYi-
asr, in eVery walk Of life Hereditary disease sTisng
from early indscretons, and The deorosting esets Of
murcuzy ana other mnoFal agents. uro both TO Be depored
M urrsA ted The great sctis earno Oui ia every line
of the book HUMAN FRAlLTY. or PHYSIOLOGICAL
RFsFARCHES.n Il has been compiled aher much study
and reearah aud embeshsd with eO.ersd sngraVingS
ustratins the deIent phases Of vital and fuRciouary
siissago.
ssla b. Dr. BARROW, l5I Prince street, n Y. Pdes
qfes,6s Sent nee everywhere.
rY-said also by GAYLORD HAMMOND and WM
FIsKH, ilInsgisis. Olevelanl o. lanl9
Pow xsEEss FOR EEIL-POrENT FOR GOoD.--
bsn.t, q iuaalnulaliou is present. and Brandreths
Pills sr ms y fhsE al oBoa seize upOa the hunors which
are ne 3, % u The pain sRi Inflammation, and remove
them f,n ,l Naty Ikis quality o. alone seizing hold
and e,us he Pslsoa OF depTayed humO's II possessed
~ ma obcT l Se FaF BFandrehs Pills operate solely
upon toss inpurt which suTouul and aGeGi the It's
sues and oreans ser cd b. iseage- By natural affinity
tthey seize these hume Is be- uso eir e IS holo~ A
Of the surrounding pan s. and Npei iem NON 'ho OO1l
Young people cannot but middle Nsee AAa UN PeoP9 0
Ia measure appreciate shat meoic Ne which, being asee
IN sickness acts only upon abe aiAesA' 1 WIN"
has power except upon those hume, whose presence
produces every pain, and whose removes every
disease Whatsver organ affected there uese HoHsi-
fui pills peaeae impurities fro. v ln0l pre-
venting settling uf the humors; because they are Feo
from the body rheumatism iovers psurises. % m ~
the side dyspepss head aches coveness, Asthma eo-o
coughs sors throats piles ulcers buis they give Tlne
dais relief and taken early, prevent organic disoass
Maades, pronounced beyond human skill, have yielaso
20 their influence and millions of human lives have bsen
q - 80 sdcine yFhlch oniF Ineushes the disease
and leaves nc eVll eneet behlnd.
AsaaldihsT, No 20 Sa6sI,r street CieTeland a d By
J. 3 ghsedoh, Hudson and an fsSpeetable aeAie y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10

CUYAHoGA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL Society.
AT the annual meeting, at the Court House in
Cleveland, the following officers were elected for
1860; A. A. JeWstt, President; VIM. DeWitt, Vice
President; B. H. Stair. Treasurer; ]. kirkpatrick,
Secretary. B. Martin, E. s. Willard, c. S. Gates,
S. Q. Brown and J. II, Brsck, Jru Executive Com
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10

PoLIoK CoURT-There was G small delegation
Of offenders at the Police Court yesterday morn
ing no.w ithsisuding there had been no business
transacted since Thursday OF last week. Thefts
aud robberles, agh.s and drunks are getting to be
novelties In our quiet city and the mass of iders
who coagregate at tho Police Court each morning
to receive their quota Of excitement aud material
for gossip, are disgusted with the IamentAble NOR
ality of the town.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10

DoNATIoN.-The members Of the Wesleyan So
oiety viii have donation party in their Church
on Euclid Street, on Thursday January 18th lost,
in the afternoon and evening for the benefit OttheT
Pastor Rev. ADAM CROOKs. Refreshments will
be provided for the occasion. Members Of the Con-
gFegsiiOn and friends are inyitedtp be present with
their donations. 81
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pnnM ~ Ynnn,
IT \ Nv Yolg, Jaa. 0.

satt0l sAkW 2 oF y SAA' u
LiWFsnoe Ton Ryek, . ssalsFing man, Y0lunta-
rily deiyorpd himself int custody for the murder
Of Jas. Quinn, on board 8 thip 70 North River on
the 2Gth Of November last mhn named Dow
ming is now in the ToOmbs awaiting trial for the
before his death.
on Saturday morning the Percussion Cap Fac
tory on Carroll, near lst street, GoWaners, oWntd
ty Dr. Isaac Goldsmith, exploded, killing Instant
ly young man named HallenbFOek, the only per-
son on the premises atthe time.