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GTATE OF IOWA, DISTRICT COURT OF
- Scott county.
Thomas Orr
Alfred Martin Original Notice.

u, II. W1tnefWexs J
To Alfred Martin and J. n. Witherwax,the above
named defendants. You, and ea0h q Jon, ass
hereby notified that there il now On fle il the o.
Gee Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of said Scott
county, petiti0D OF Thomas Orr, claiming 70 re-
cover Or you, the said Alfred Martin, the sam Of
four hundred and nxty-nve dollars IS4eo,J With
interest thereon ct ten Per cent. per aanun, ldue
and payable annually On The lst Of October Of
each yearl from lot Of june a. D., 1857, - moaey
due % two certain promissosy notes, nede by said
dsfsndaat, Alfred Martin 70 dsfondsntJ J. y. With
srwax, ono Of seil notes being e. the sam q
peysble on The let day Of Octsbss, les6 he Other
Of said notes being for the san e thEse hundred
anl twenty-five dollars l4o2e,1 due ard payable
q ths ii Day o. Octobss, 16se; saeh % said
notes bearing dsts lst June, 1857, and bearing in
tsrsst at the rte q ten pee eese Pe snnuns ray'
year. Said pstitioa also Slsims ~ fosesloesrs
q ( rorteaee Of certain raj estate n aid Seott
eountv. Iowa. vis The south half Of the north
sest qeestsr o. section 1ftssn us II township
ssvsnsy nine [79,j north q rangs one u est q
ST. P. NJ; esseutsd By hid Alfred asstin %
add. 81. Witkerwax, 70 secure ths paynsot q
said psomi-ssry NOTES. - we'll q other promissosJ
not - in said IL rteoge described: aud tDas yvu,
the said defendause, s0d each .. yoo nay - Tor
ever barred and foreclosed Of and from I'll interest
Or equity of redemption in aid land, attef tae
sale thereof, u satissy the amoast due on said
rromissory notes. The ssid promissosy nctes AID
the ssid nartgags, bevisy bsea dslZ sedcrsed ane
~ Dsferssd " said deeendsst, ]. =. Nitherwax'
ne aid petiiioasr, Thomas Or. being now the
lseal owssr snd holder Il aid peonissay nesss
- Aod. .nisss 10 sppSus "a answer = aid peti-
don and dsessA he 900 bslsse noon e tie 80
ona dav Of the next tern u said District Cosrt
q Sc held st tho city Of Dsvenp0st j. sid 6eeee
comfy, % the Ant londey * jan, - ~ ISL
dsssuit win sneeee aobos - a. )eegnsne
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LlGHTE & BRADBURY'S
PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON FRAN. NEW scALI
Grand and Square Pian0-FortoS.

| The Insulated Iron frame preserves
the original tone of the instrument in
Ill to purity securing it for all time against that
most disagreease tinny quality of tone invariably
| found in all other Iron frame Piano Fortes Il
greatly strengthens the ease and thus keeps the
Piano Forte much longer in tune. 1t gives tn Q
instrument much fuller, richer and swceter tone.
1t adap3s the Piano to all climates and to all chan
ges Of atmosphere, and in oil respects it 10 pro-
nounoed, and in all respects it is pronounced by
our best "artiste the greatest improvement Of the
age in Piano-Fsrte construction; producing an in
strument acknowledged to be superior to all 9th
| ers made in this country or Europe.
| few tessin onials In regard TO the supeyl.
e,isy Of ear rev Scale Patent lnsuiated Piano
| Forces.
81 have examined the Piano Fortes Of Lighte
b Bradburys with entire satisfaction. know not
that there any others better either in our own
country or elsewhere. "-DR. LOWELL Mason.
"ln clearness, richness, and volume of tone del
casy, elasticity of touch, and 1ne repeating action
| | have never played upon their equal."-H. A.
"In volume, richness, evenncss, and purity Of
tcne, and in delcacy Of touch they certainly excel
and in that beautiful singing quality so desirable
yet 50 seldom found" -WiLLlAx Mason
IL have never played upon so rich and heavy
Scale Iron Frame Piano-Fortes made by you.
| There must be . splendid future for Liehte q
Bradburys' Piano-F ortes." -0Ao. +. RsOr
IL have never played upon SO fine and instru-
| ment."- GEO. F. BRlsTOw.
al consider them - to beauty, richness, fulness
and equality of tone, ~ well as their agreeable,
elastic touch, equal if not superior to any Pianos
made in this country or Europe."-KARL WIS
"In power, quantity, and equality Of tone, they
certainly excel while for that peculiar rich and
| .ingiug tone so invaluable - On accompaniment
| t. the voice. have never met their eqnal."-C.
LAssINI.
"They have all the requirements for superior
Interpretation Of both classical and modern GEM
positions."-M. SrRAKOsH.
WasoPoom A21 0poomo Street, few Aeo,.
East Of Broadway. New York.
HsAr1svACroKY GUARANTEE GWEN
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DeSSOlogttOee.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
i existing between the undersigned under the
nrm AID name of RICHARDSON, WRsf i Co., 10 thia
day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. GIVEN re-
firing. The business will be conducted by the
70 naming parties, at the same Office, and under
the Same style.
ID. N. RICHARDSON,
GEO. r. WEST,
JNO. G.. GIVEN.
GEO. F. CARPENTER
DAvENroRr, MoaAAy, Oct is, 1850.
ooe30-d&Wlm
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Notice.

A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA the late hrm Of RIcHABDsoH, WssT + Co.
are requested to bring them forward for settlement
and all persons indebted to said firm are requested
20 call and settle ct ouce 1t 10 absolutely neoes-
sary that our books should be closed end that to-
lmmediately. Persons having open aoooanes with
our Office, will sblge by rendering them ct once
~ = g RICHARDSON, WEST & Co.
DAvgxroar, Dot. Is, Isee.dSv
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOHN II. SW IT'S,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance Broker,
CON- OF DEEDS FOR NEW YORK IND
OTHER STATES.
New York Insurance Agency,
CASH CAPITAL REPRESENTED. - 600 900
WITH LARGs SURPLUS.
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE CO.
OFN. YORK AND BROOKLYN
OAon CArAIAL,...... 500, 900
STEPHEN CROwELL, Pres
PHnANDER SHAW. sec,y
Atlantic Fire Insurance COMFY
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN,
Cash CAPlfALs....:.. 100000
JOHN D. COCKS Prss't
HoaATro DoRs, Ssc'y
Lamar Fire Insurance COMFY.
OF NEW YORK CITY
CASH CAFITAL...... 49,. $500 900
+, ANTHONY, Prss't
J.R. ST. JOINS, sscy.
Fulton Fire Issuance Comfy.
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASH CAPITAL. ............. 49,. 11s0, 0ee
WILLIAM COBB, Pssst
JAxns n. RaxKns, sec'y.
nunbelt Fire Insurance Co..
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAPITAL,... 500 900
JOHNRANKIN, Prs't
WILLIAM MuLLIsAx. Ssey.
New York Life Insurance c.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, 81, 500 900
NORRIS FRANKLIN. Prss't
PLrNEY FREmAx Actuazy.
A OBLIGATIONS FOR INSURANCE AND
IA Policies issued in the above old and re-
spslsibls Companies, On hTst class risks only. by
JOHNL. SWITS,
Real Estate and Insurance AGENT.
NICKOLLY BLOCK.-UP STXfRS.
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Lately attached 10 0aribalds Army in Italy, will
accompany the entertainment.
Win exhibit at Rock Island, on Wednesday, June
June 18th.
Davenport Thursday, juno 2eth.
Doors open 1t 2 and p. m; to commence as 21z
and ~ p. m. Administration, SO cents Pit, Is
cents. Children under - years, IS cents to
boxes. ljnell
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m NV I6kk LEDc,, .
r. - SAID, HAS 4 CIhCULA4lo1 "
e yltA ths dsssladea = ops an'
0A1E. R0l1GK,
Athis sstallishnsst - DssAy s.sssk sppsails
- Post OAeo.
lassov ssssiviag he laegsst - tnsssssn-
Cleths, CasGlneres Al vestingA
kvse oAseed IN this nasast. A,sieipaaane ala.re
no1s this Fall, have laid u - unssraliy heaSy
steel, sad The goods MUST Be 60LD,s
NJ geodsars ali
THIS FALLS STYLES,
Fresh fron IL maaulastursn and Importers. !
shall seatinss . kssp = hAad : lasgs sssstnsat
Of fresh
READ Y-MAOE CLOTHING,
For Non, Youths aad Boys.of " own .sasfAss-
urs which will b sold 1t
y - =
Ishau continue 70 nanufaeturs ~ Own Cloth
q thereby giving
BDTTuB 0ARM1UT
Fog the s.ns .oasy than any. gastsnn Ads goods
Everything In the
Farnishing Department
Can be found.
Shirts Of all dooo91peaous.
Under Closhlng IN endless vosloe1s
Stocks,
1tGG~
HandksesAieas,
ooc1D,
0uspenaees, -. -,
Also, : large and splendid assoet0sat = !.
aDC0T0s 0EAVVIs0,
The largest and best ever offered IL this market
trust the public will call IN and exsmine mJ
stock before they make any Investments. for sm
very sure can satisfy them both IN price and
quality Of goods. SAMUEL PERRY,
Brady street, opposite Post once.
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~Hnal9meese SVbe6ec.

NIO1ICH IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
IN aAdes p. Willians has tAts day aealene1 .
- ~ his Psspssy fos ths beaslt 4 ~ gsliles; ;
~ noss, bsok aessaat - sehWvlDab nuse ~ ~
alns 70 - fssth viii AnA thae IL psoDo6e heN
~ slsias aOniaGs said WiIliaae M pemen1 ~
sGns 70 - usdss sasA q a0enoaisa. vith6n
thsoe months fron his 6ete. 8
letA, 1851. WILLARD BAR10WB.
nY11-6v1 ke1isnea.
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n. Ra0rn.

= 6xCOND STREET, DRfWHEM PERRY
81 aa1 Rosk lsl.nd. respectfully snssaasss y
pqslte 6
Clean, Celer an1 Manufacture
. RID - - -
Inte - eaeap - shsgt Doiss sd g senoonnnas
toeQR 1lee1}eet tAe plees. = 8eeN1 sosooe, -
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49,
oosnune9 ARRoDUemsono, 1884.
= IN AND AS1Kn MIDDAY. APRID In, u
~ - unt1 i9tAes neuses traiss usll ieoss
uovsapest dsiIy, SUNDAYS ssssptsds - folIovs:
lerneN tIain as........... ..Ic.eO 4. =.
1n91ns' ss.s....sss..s ss..ss 9SV 4. H
sraias asiivsat Davenport daily, SunAsys ss-
eeptsd, y fellows:
let night express ~. .o.5o 4. =.
- ifea9hs trains ~. 400 ?. \
- oAsl srato a&..... .6.3e 2. -
Al trains over this ruutssrs in direct ecnnsxios
eeChtea8o With tsains over both the NishiRan
4euthasn, Aiehigan Central, Pitasbusg, yost
Weyne, aad Chisago Railroad 70 aad fssa Do
ut, Toledo, Columbus, ClsvslaDd, Cfncinnsti,
eSttebaFg, Dunkisk, Buffalo, Niaesrs Falls, Alba
q, New York, Philadslphia, Balttnoss and wash.
i69ton. Also 1t LA6alls with trains Il the Illi-
es1s Csatesl R0ad-Nosth 70 Galsus and Sosth 70
~ Louis and Cairo.
bARssnGsrs sse reminded Of the necessity Of
swing distinct dissetions - TO the dsstinstiea n
ehsis baggage, also TO procure tickets bseess TAX
~ their seets In the cars, - the Conductors cob
leet fares only to stations on the line Of the Chi
eaGo and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN r. TRACY, Superintsndsnt.
Davenport, April u, 1851. dH
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NoRTHvvESTEJNN
INSURANCE COMPANY.
or OswEGo, NEW York.

NASH CAPITAL AND SURPLS AS PER
~ Statement 70 Auditor Of Htste,
January, lsse, .sses .9l4. Sc
TEAL Lissfhtiss,. .................. S7,9ls.7S
HENRY B. HOFFMAN, Agent:
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIE Iu0U1AuCI COHPAuY.
Accumulatsd Capital. ,S70, Oo0. ~
HENRY B. HOFFMAN, Agent
julys. diff
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, 0TICR

-V Tn9 UNDERSIGNED HAVING
peEshassd HI natssiA q -
lsisss Fest, he Il new psspsss1 -
offer = he pubiie . aeo4 seesk =
qsality asd quantity u A0HlAGE0 ~
WAGONS = eyss oDssed = tAi0 Tasbet, .
redoesd satss, ard will DO I'll kinds d sspoing .
~ lina, at peises - eosS0posa With tbe t9eos
Al kinds u Eastern Carriage and Wagoo 6nb0
- haad = ~ sinss asd fss sals. YsoagS ~
s(nad, eosnss 6seood aad lowe streets.
ap15-dAvtfj D. Q. KELLY.
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Freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
Goto all points East 1t all times, 1T IS low rates
- any other Railroad route. sep2y-dtf
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Plan Of Sixth Grand Distribution,

N. B.-With each package Of 100 boxes We pre-
sent the purchaser loo Certificates, ono Of which
is guaranteed to contain IN order for FINE
WATCH, or by ordering SO boxes in one package
your are sure to receive SO Certificates containing
large number Of other very valuable articles.
One Certificate sent gratis, upon application of
any Y1lson assisine to act agent, which may on
BILE him to procure valuable article upon the pay
mont Of u.
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A OBLIGATIONS FOR INSURANCE AND
IA Policies issued in the above old and no
spspsible Companies, On hSst class risks only, BY
JOHNL. SWITS,
Real Estate and Insurance AGENT.
NICKOLLS BLOCK.-UP STXfRS.
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H.H. Smith, Esq, James McCosh. Eso.. ~.
Eldridee Williams; G. g. Blood, Esq.; Hon. =
Lindsrnaa; Hon. Janes Thorisstea.
4 erO1ep eyse SDiths' Dry 0ssas G4se,. go
sf!1sslY "a 1sssadsssssss. ai Ta'e-l-'-
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FIRE IN WEST 1GrH SrREEr.-Last evening,
at about O'Clock, fire was discovered in te-
nement house, at No 2ls West 10th street
The flames were quickly cNtingushed, and Fire
Marshal Baker being notified, he caused an eN-
animation to lie made, resulting in the arrest ui
II man on suspicion. The accused has been held
to await further developments.
FIRE IL BEAVER SrRFEr.-Betwecn and Q
o'clock, yesterday morning, trihing fire oc-
CURED in an office on the Sd floor Of the building
No. Al Beaver street.
FALSE ALARM-The burning of some cocoa
beans in the chocolate establishment of Martin,
Bros. 4 Co., No. 60 Leonard st., caused an
alarm at , o'clock, yesterday morning.
AcopENr TO \ PoLicEMAN.-Last evening
Jos. c. Dilks, attached to tho Goth Precinct
was seriously injured by being thrown from one
Of the Hudson River Railroad cars, in West st
lie was taken to the Hospital. Mr.. D.lks Is
brother Of the Inspector Of that name, and is
much esteemed.
RESCUED FROM DRowNING. At about l-2
O'Clock last evening, cry was heard issuing
from on board lighter, while passing tho
Barge Oflicc-"Man overheard :" when Mr..
Joseph McNIanus L. s. Revenue boarding Off
Ger, assisted by Mr. VIM. DE Angels, Of the
same department, and crew OF the barge, imme-
dately put out into the stream and succeeded
III rercung the man, who was much exhausted
at the time, and in few minutes more would
have bceu Dir, wned.
FATAL ACCIpENr.-Coroner Jickmln held
an inquest yesterday At the N. Y. Hospital,
upon the body Of Patrick McManus. native of
Ireland, &c years Of age, who died srom Injuries
received at Rondout, n. Y, some weeks ago
II appears that deceased accidentally got one of
his legs crushed between two steamboats, and at
ter it was amputated, he died from exhaustion.
a verdict Of " Accidental death was rendered
by the jury.
AS UNKNowN MAN Rus OVER AND KILL.
Ep.-An unknown man, about 10 years OF age,
and shabby dressed, was run over at o'clock
yesterday morning at the corner of list street,
by the down train from Peekskill on the
Hudson River Railroad and instantly killed.
Ills body was taken in charge bv the police, and
an inquest will he held upon it to-day.
ATTEMPTED SuIcrDE.-An unknown woman
attempted sclfdestruction on Tuesday night by
jumping into the dock foot of West both street.
She was rescued 10y policeman Fischer. of the
2Oth Precinct, and taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
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TwRLrti REsiNESr The Twelfth Regi-
mont received Yesterday the sum Of a. 80 per
man Part OF the amount, 1t Is alleged, was
stopped from their pay for clothing and shout
which originated their Indignation meetings
held a couple Of weeks since.
THE 11rH RRoiNRSr, Colonel II Seymour
lansing, who are now occupying Fort Ellsworth,
Virginia having been formed under the state
organization of77O men, have now the privi-
lego Of recruiting to the maximum standard Of
1910. Their recruiting offices are at No. l
Park Place, In New York, and at IL Court st.,
Brooklyn. Capt J. W. Lyon will receive all
recruits at his Office in New York, AMI forward
them at once to Alexandra.
Tux FiRR IorAvEs are to be removed from
Bedloc'- Island to the camp Of instruction at
Scaralalc, in order TO accommodate the Fort
Ilattcras prisoners. The removal will be made
by steamer as Ear As Harlem river, AMI Themes
probably by railroad.
THE CRY GUARD SgA-COAsr ARTILLERY.
The permanent organization Of the City
Guard Sea-Ce,st Artillery was made last night,
in four companies thus emitting tho corps to
the charter which has been pledged to II when
this stage of progress should be reached. A
large number of prominent citizens have taker
an especial interest in the formation Of this or
ganiza,ion, and many of them have becom,
member. Pclatiah PERT has accepted the posi-
ton Of treasurer.
WAIuSGroS GRAYs This regiment is or
dcrcd TO march at day, notice. There are a
present six hundred men in camp at Est New
YORK.
HAWKINS ZouAvEs. The recruiting ofic,
for this regiment closed yesterday, the requires
number having been recruited
| BKiGApIER GENERAL o. NJ. MIroHPr., ha
been appointed to the command Of Camp Den
| nison, In Ohio
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Significant, Very.

On the 18th Of August, granite column wa'
uncovered, with impressive ceremonies, at the
town Of Dives, in Normandy, to commemorate
the fact that from that port the Norman expo
dition sailed under WILLIAM tho C)nqueror a.
d., 1OoG, which resulted in the subjugation Of
England We hope this lanlablc enterprise Of
the French Swans TO revive the memories Of the
past will not disturb the cotton reveros Of John
Bull, or withdraw him from the contemplation
of Bull Hun, and Southern Confederacy or
bo interpreted into design on the part Of his
neirhbor and ally across the channel, to indoc-
trina,c the French people with the idea that
what has been done once, may be done again.
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ALLEGED TGCKEr SwINDLE.-The Twenty
Sixth Precinct police yesterday arrested Daniel
Byncs, clerk in the office Of Tappscott & Co =,
shipping merchants,a t No. 81 South It, charged
with violating the law relative to the sale of
passage tickets. The affidavit Of the complain
ant, Mr.. Daniel McCariy, states that ON Friday
la't he went to the oilice Of Tapscott 4 Co., aud
paid so Tor passage for himself wife, and two
children, from this city to Queenstown. Ireland.
ON board the steamer City Of Washington. and
also paid $500, in gold, for a draft for 300
Sn Ring, made PAYABLE in Liverpool On the
day thc vessel sailed, he, with his family, went
on board, andthey were taken as far as Sandy
Hook there the Captain stated that his tickets
were worthless, and sent the party back to the
city IN steam tug. Mr., McCarty further
states that Byrncs was not an agent OF the
steamboat line, and was not authorized To sell
tickets fer passage. The accused was ordered
TO find hail in $500 to answer the charge.
SUSPICION or GRASD LARCENY.-A young
man, named John w. Adams, was arrested on
suspicion Ct stealing pocket book, containing
5000 from Dennis Early, liquor dealer, at No,
262 Seventh Avenue. The accused, ii appears
went into the store yesterday morning, TO get a
drink. Early, who had the pocket book in his
hand at the time, laid it upon the counter, and
forgot to take 1t up again. A few minutes after
Adams LETT Early missed ii, and went in pur-
suit OF him. Adams denied having taken IT,
but was arrested and brought before Justice
QuackeRbuSh, who locked him up to await ex-
animation.
ALLEGED DIsoRDERLY HoUsE.-A COM
plant was made yesterday against the proprie-
tor u a SALOON kept in Broadway, below Canal
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The business Of catching traitors ia becoming
very lively. In this mornings news (ou,side
and insidc) We have tho average half dozen cases
Ter day. The Cincinnati papers of Monday
state that WILLIAM IIurroS late freight agent
Of the Central Ohio Railroad, has been detected
in an attempt to convey firearms to Tennessee.
When arrested he had just returned from Lex-
ing,on, Kentucky, and admitted that he hal
taken pistols TO Tennessee and sold them lie
was in possession Of passes over nearly all the
railroads in the country, and it is supposed tina,
he has been engaged for long time in SNUG
Cling arms into the southern states Ito ia in
custody
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TnE British and other organs Of -ece-. ON
have already seized, a. We anticipated, ON the
unfortunate phrase prisoner, Of war in the
captulation Of Hatterls, as an admission ON the
part of the United States, Of the belligorn,
rights claimed by the rebels. II is denied ON
behalf Of the Government, that the phrase com.
mits them 10 any such construction. II viii be-
remembered that the articles stipulated that III ,
officers and men surrendered, should "r,ccir,h
'reaimeH' due TO prisoners Of war'-Irwyer
BUTLER, with evident care, avoiding the all
mission that they reye strictly such. Prisoner.
Of war may chance to find that trial and cNccu-
tion for desertion, treason and rebellion, i, part
Of the "lreatment due them in certain circmm.
stances. There is nothing in the cayil, prob
ably; but it might have been better to give nc
occasion for it.
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mocraey II the city should BE- allowed 10 say
VINO should form their general committees.
Mr.. Luddington moved to amend the substi-
tute, by admitting both Ia Of delegates and
letting each case It's full vote.
Mr.. Clark, u jefferson, wished 10 know how
many votes they were 10 cast7
Mr.. Luddington-I don't care how many
q hu ndred, " they iike-provided they will
cast the same number at the polls. daughter
end applause.)
Mr.. Lord moved 10 amend the amendment by
allowing the two delegations to cast 81 votes
II votes each
The amendment, thus amended, was accep-
ted, and the yeas and nays called on its adop-
tion.
The vote was taken amidst much excitement,
resulting rs iollows;
le"h.'s.'' .......' ..s's'.'.s ..lIV
Nays. .................... rs
Loud applause followed the announcement Of
the vote, which was rc-cchOed by the galleries.
Chas. Cornell, on tho part Of the Tammany
delegation, asked leave to retire for consulta-
ton.
MIR Brown, Of Jefferson, protested.
The 1ammany delegates then withdrcr from
the hall for consultation.
A committee on resolutions was then ap-
pointed.
The following committee was announced 90
Eighth District sanford T.. Church T. +.
lanpng. Fir-t-Wm. McMurray, X. Il. g n
molly. Second Charles Frost, Charles J. Low
rev. 1hird-Isanc McConich, Jr., WIN. lIr-
dcnburg. Fourth-Wm. J. hverill, Jay C.iy,
fTh-Dclo~ de WOLF, Arphaxad LOOMS.
SiSth-.John J. Taylor, WIN. Halsey. Seventh
Geo Hastings, s. II. Parker.
The Convention took a recess till s'clOck
to morrow morning.
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Massachusetts s,in Pouring on, Troop.

Boston, S'pi. i.-Scnator wilson meets with
great encouragement in raising his regiment
over 10 companies have already rendered their
services, OF which - have been accepted, in
GLIDING IL from the returned three months rcpi-
mcnts. The companies arc accepted with the
understanding that their ranks will lie recruit a
To the star darl within a week. The recruiting
officers are required to make daily returns.
FOlletts new battery Of light artillery is full.
Senator Wilson's movement has given great
impetus Ia the military spirit and it's believed
a brigade can he raised within a fortnight The
new cavalry regiment is rapidly organizing.
ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS NAVAL MOVEMENT.
Ordcrs have been received from the Navy
DEPARTMENT to charter n steamer and send I'M
mcdiaicly 400 soamen from TIE receiving ship
Ohio. Their dcst nation is unknown.
Col Jones is recruiting the famous 9th rcgi-
ncnt, and large pro- ortion Of the men arr r.
entering the service Tor the war.