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The aggregate receipts in 1S4S amounted to $780,
912 u.s. from which deduct the earnings of the first FIVE
months and there Is left the Of S194454 u.s. the
income of the last seven months Of the year The in
in the receipts for the first FIVE months Of 1910,
compared with 1s4s amounts to $14,649-equal to one
hundred and twenty per cent The same per cent
increase for the remaining seven months would give
an income, for that time of s43 52s 1oequal to about
100000 per month"; which added to the receipts already
realized for the first Ave months, would give total of
$69s $50 10 for the year 1t will at once be seen that
this sum will not be sufficient to enable the COM
pany to meet its current engagements such as
running expenses, interest," &c. 1t is estimated that
the receipts for June will amount to $4,000 and that Is
in our opinion LIBERAL and there must be for the
manning six months great increase even that sum,
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LATER FROM HAVANA AND VENEzuELA.-By the
steamer Isabel, at Charleston, we have received
files of the Diayio dc Ia Marina and Gaceta de la
Habana to the Sth inst We find nothing new in
them. From Venezuela they had received ac-
counts to the 9Th May, via Puerto Rico. We re-
-ceived accounts here day or two ago, via Gu
racoa, much later; but they did not give the iafor-
NATION so much desired by the observers of Vene-
zuelan politics-vlz., whether the designations of
the Offices of President and Vice President by
Monagas and Guzman, had been accepted by Con-
gress BY this Puerto Rico account We learn
that" Congress, having nothing left for it to do,
after refusing to accept the designations, adjourned
on the Sd May and in order to provide pecuniary
means for the of the government previous to
CLOSING made decree raising the export duties
on many articles of produce hitherto free of such
tax Cacao will hereafter be subject to an export
duty of per cent, and other national products 3
per cent on the current prices. Books, prints and
other articles hitherto allowed to enter duty Free
are to pay l5 per cent. All other articles are to
be advanced 10 per cent. Duties under 800 to be
paid IN cash. above that, one months credit will be
given, instead OF six or eight months, as before"
We presume the refusal to accept the designations
by Congress, mentioned above, must refer to Mo-
nagas' and GuZman's eases. Nothing is said
about Faez, or his return. He was at CuraCoa at
our last advices from there.
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ONE WEEKS HISTORY,

The Weekly Herald will be published at nine O'Clock
tomorrow morning Its contents will embrace all the
important and interesting of the week. including
that received yesterday from Europe and California
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AmESEMENTh.


RowERY THEArRE-FoR THE BENEFIT OF MR..
DerrTFriday Evening" June Is will be acted PUTNAM
sspps mrs.
Il ID & %ss s. Nj rSS Ss
T " SSpSsz eee M & James Ts aas
Rr'zcs Mr. win1ns Aurora sidney Mis-. c. weny's; La
c. PIT PIE Doors open at ca; Curtain rise.
CHANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM ST.
q ss'pn Snps Mr. BE- asssa the
Nj Isa na' sp r Mi
Siss: f a:id s
W. e M B.
ter Miss Miles Poors open at TX curtain rises 4 to s.
Bo,ss % cts; Pit i2X cts. e'N : 80
MECHANICS HALL, No. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
WEIR nS sr
cns SFn and w n a
the first to negro melodies and orgnaors Of tho
success in this city. during the three years Is most
% evidence q their superior merit and
az e f. Ghry Doors open az seven Concert
mencng at three o'clock, Pm.
CAsTLE GARDEN-FRENCH & nEIsER, PROPRIE-
~, tors.-Sqmner Fetes!-on Thursday Evening. Juns
days excepted will be given Grand Vocal and nstrS-
or B s S 1 sS x sf
joining in the various Cotlens wazcs Pokas Maonrtas
respectable Masters Of the omonies gagged expressly
TO secure rigid Observance Of ID rules adopted in the best
conduted and most fashionable N, Rooms in this City
Tickets % cts Doors at g. Concert
GRAND FLUTE soIREE-AT THE REQUEST OF A
~ number OF Amateurs If the Flute Mr.. Kyle in
junction with Messrs. Sede Ebep of Gungs Band and
M Busch four eminent Professors will givef grand Con-
wls% occasion the t6as %sgS.fai H.
strument will have opportunity of hearing the three diff
feI kinds viz the Datonic the Boehm and
the ordinary eight keyed Flute. They will he assisted by
Miss Emelne De Luce Messrs Tmmsnd Schafcnburg and
other talent which will be duly announced. Tickets 90
centa
A BLEECKER HALL, CORNER OF MORTON
"A sire .)Three nights of tho Kilmise Family
beautiful and Wymans wonders in Magic and
Vehtroquism, this Thursday, Friday and Saturday
ngs at quarter past o'clock. Tickets 70 CENTS admitting
lady and gentleman. >
u TO give seri-- SUBSCRIBERS, INTEN DING
same mss- of Grand Promenade Concerts the
ncent scale and plan that adopted by the oele-
ed Julien and Musard in Paris and London request mu-
ecal artists Of talent and respectabity whe wish to
gage to submit their propositions lin wrting) to their
guiary Authorized agents. Messrs Corbyn and Martini
Barclay street, Now York. TnESCU Il HEISDR
A STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.-THE ABOVE - ga
TIRE to he let for term OF months from tho
present time For terms, &C., apply to
C0kBYN & MARTINI
Musical and Dramatic Agents, N O. 4Barolay st,
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FOR SALE.

LNoR SALE-A FIRST RATE ONE-HORSE WAGON,
with leather top and finished in the best stye cost $780,
Duane street.
6I0O RARE CHANCE.-TO BE DISPOSED OF,
pEfOOs immediately, for cash, Fancy Goods Business
IN Fulton Brooklyn, doing first rate trade Salts
factory given for selling Address A.
Herald Office
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A COMPLETE PRACTICAL WORK ON THE NATURE

A
"A and treatment Of vcnoreai Diseases all other ac
tons the gento urinary Of the male and female
Plates and finely executed denea e" on Wood So
tract from the Boston Medical and Surgical JournaIt
is illustrated by extraordinary specimens Of ooored tho-
Sr n IS seRdT s
Of n enable S & to lis IN
he will be spoken Of when the memorials OF him are
he was both censored cnvied while living Without at
tempting minute comparison Of this venereni Guide with
be sad fesrle,y that this is decidedly and without qua-
1 dda y he by Rssfs
both the matter and The manner of giving in our
p oTh s dn lie %o from" eSa
a aHs the aGd as can Be denied
ed he produced thorough we'll dsested
this branch practice, Heretofore Attempted IN the
osrress s' on the Nature and
or seminal Diseases resulting from self abuse Imp
s1S o PRICE ST.
AShs sn r% lily na
Surgical lnstute 70 Chambers stres-removed 70 6oi
s1' Se % The
usual monthly reports Of this Institution enumorang
cured VIII h'' pu'''A'D HOVER Bsosrwrck, M D.
VI1HE MARRIED. woMAN's PRIVATE MEDIGAL COM {,
women Sikh edition is%o. pp 49, Price ST. 5000
copies sold in sir month"; ,r,n,,b 10 man,
an asstonate wife pcun.y 70 ths husband b.
nht have been Sy"k pD'f Sa would
kvssnjoyed III hundreds in their graves been still alive
by timely possession of this work. 49, 49,. ..n..,.
nIat;nc marriage as IL dscses important secrets whioh
should be known to them particularly .-... - ..
To those whose health does not ferm% Oh An
mily, Il is Of especial mport A.. ,... .h. A..
sber tuddna into womanhod the one in the decline Of
in whoH contempates an important change
an discover symptoms and the most
msdes nj certain mode Of cure In every complaint "
For sale st go Broadway and AZ the Publishing Once LIB
Liberty street N " Little Co., Albany w r. Davis,
Roston; b. Peterson SO Chestnut street. Philadelghiai
William Taylor Co., Baltimore ~ Boullcmet Mobile; d
n Rouscoui New Orleans; j. b. Cubbedge, Savannah.
the receip, Of ST. copy will be transmitted ~ mail
mUs he addressed post paid to Dr. A. NJ Maurioeau Boz
INA New Ysyk city. Once, ln Liberty street.
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PhrenoIogy.-Nlr Fowler win remain mt

his cabinet in Clinton Hall 29 and lsl Nassau rect
present and will make professional daily when
desired Free admission the chronological Museum where
be Casts and Skull from the heads Of
ed individuals Of all the
may be obtained at the same place.
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A real comfOrt In Summer Is a properly
constructed Hat KNOX of 1913 Fulton street. has
settled great many disputes by placing ROCKY
Mountain Beavers the heads Of tho dispuans
nutes wear makes the most passion ate as cool
cucumber the saying is He is the fashionable peace
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LNOR CALIFORNIA VIA CHAGRES.-ARRIvAL AT
Panama Of the Pacific Steamers California and
information has been received e arrival a. Panama q the
above from sun Franesoo, thus opening direct
with tho Gold Ecgions Ia about y, days
Toe u g NJ Steamship Falcon will saii from hi, port
with the Mails for the Pacific Thursday Juae
18th. rerons desiroue ~ Securing should make
Immediate Application, 80 the nnmbsr 70 be taken limited
Apply to n. o. ROBERTS, lio Weststress
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Carry Your Money where 1t will com.
inand the best return good maxim and satisfied
that there is not in the city where Boots Shoes
and Caters as those at JONES II street. be pur
chased at the same figure.
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Piumbe's Dnxuerreotyp and

Others should examine if they any wish TO know the
difference between good and picture result ten
years experience in making Daguerreotyps should
t. be appreciated.
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRES-ON SATUR-
IL day. juno Sth.-Thc we'll known steamship CRESCENT
CITY, Stoddard will leave for Chagres, direct
Saturday June 3oh from North river at3 O'Clock
NJ arriving TO The Pacific of July. The
Pacific natl Oregon and California having arrived
back Panama the open for direct and rapid
unioson with San Francisco For freight passage
apply to J. HOWARD SON, - broadway,
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1t will be from yesterdays report, that the
cholera is not advancing There is happily, too, in
crease in the number discharged cured In the
turn they set down total it would have been
satisfactory to the public to give the details in
former returns stating whether the cured were dis
charged from Centre street William street hospitals.
Those physicians who report and deaths in
private practice ought also send in returns of
We that their patients often object to any
thing being known about their being attacked with
this disease but the mere number Of cures, without
names does not involve publicity
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN. CANAL.-REDUCTION
Of Tolls-Noce to Western Merchants Forwarders and
Of an order adopted on the 10th Of
chigan Canal drawback oO cent tho rates of tolls
established for the will be allowed and after
June TO- and for the residue of the of S9 fol-
lowing named articles which may be from
Mississippi River to the Hudson River, via the Illinois
Michigan Canal to w-Beef pork bacon. lard -four, tai
low wool tobacco, hemp, beeswax furs and pelries lin
Guiding buffalo robes) And the following specified art
ees which be transported from the Hudson River
Mississippi via the Illinois and Michigan Canal there will
be allowed in kemanner and for the period
back Of % cent the rates Of said tolls established
for the year ls49 that is to merchandise consisting Of
dry goods groceries, hardware cutlery orocery and
ware cotton baggn paper saeratus steel yeaeerng The
evidence which the Board Of Trustees will require that the
articles upon which drawback be claimed have actually
pas the and the Hudsonor vice
the be- will bel The invoice tho manifest
must contain the Of the consignce the date ship
msnt the articles must be specfed and the weights stated
the whsle be subscribed by the and sworn TO be
fore magistrate z. The consgnee, in like will be
required state under oath that the articles in
TIC said invoice received by him, stating the time at
which they received Upon presentation Of this owl
dence at Secretary the Trustees
Illinois, the draw back will be paid
By order Of the Board Of Trustees,
WILLIAM GOODINC, Secretary.
CANAL OFFICE, CHICAGO, May "a, 1s49
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Progress OF the Cholera.
IN THIS CITY.

MAroR's OFFICE, New YoRK, June a. 1910.
The Sanitary Committee of this city report 3s new
cases, and 10 deaths Of cholera Is having occurred
during the last "a hours
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The RlcheIlcu Diamond no,ntea q,

Vhe H1chelieu Diamond pointed Gold Pens
still maintain their reputation finest finished and most
durfhs Pens IN the market Try Also rye stock of
neGad and Silver Watches made in the most substantial
sAaaIsr. For sale by j. Y SAVAGE, % Fulton st.
DIR. HI. BOstvvlck's Practical Works tren.
eng certain class of diseases See in
They are the best books the subjects of which
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10 give gross for the year large enough to
make both ends meet
The immense amount Of Indebtedness hanging over
this company upon which the interest is accrung,
quires large income annually and above the
ming expenses to meet and the probability of realizing
that is at present rather dubious. So far
the most recent reports Of tho company enable to
judge, the amount of Indebtedness is as annexed
New York AND ERIE RAILRoAp-AMoUNT INDEBr-
First Mortgage Bonds. ........... So 900 600
Second Mortgage Bonds, issued. 1900 900
Certificate Bonds. 100000
Floating Debt. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000 900
New Stock issued. ................. 5000 600
Old Stock consolidated ................... 100000
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES BY AUCTION.

DY JACOB s. PLATT--L. G. CARRINGTON, AUG
- tioneerStock Of Perfumery by order OF Assignee
Jacob s. Pat will sell this day at the auction room at All
IL o'clock 7 bottles Cologne GS bottles bears oil ~
do hair OIL 7o Nacasar oil 100 do fine OK marrow 22
do bears 40 do Of bears 100 do
superior bears grease flint glass 1S do marrow do 2S
do. do. Terms, mos. 70 sums over $780,
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DOCTOR A. BURTIS COOK DEyOTES ALL HIS TIME
~ in of Venereal complaints including Structure,
Mercuria diseases Seminal Weakness and all spermatc do
rapgements Office 67s Madison street. Dr. Cook has been
rs years this practice and able TO offer positive
anee speedy perfect without interruption Of
nnrs
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DR. RALPH AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRi..
- vate Treatise, 60. 50 Greenwich street1Oice hours
TO IL A. M r. NJ (Sundays excepted )Those who aP.
ply the early stages will be surprised at the rapy ana
little attending their IL chiefly now
ever those suffered from certain class OF people,
who properly appreciate his services In structure from
incipient it's advanced and distressing
stages, rom uncommon advantages and very EXTENSIVE
afford rapid and radical which,
ne grounds for stating be obtained from no other
souree n
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RURTONS TnEATRE.-FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE
A. ~ To- TO- will be performed THE CABINET QUESTION
Rosewood Mr. Rae; Tom. Mr. Raymond; Carter. Mr.. Dow
ling Miss Mor mer Miss J. Hill Lucy, Miss Chapman. To
conclude with the PR .TES ISLE-Ackbar, a. Frederick
iietro Mr. Parishes Aonzo, NJ. Schmidt; Bertrand Mr..
Raymond; Mathilde Countess Pignatch Miss
Cooker Zuma Mile Kennedy Rosanpa Miss Incr Bratrio
Miss Barber Boxes Dress Circle and Parquet 50
Family Circle Is cents Private Boxes, So and S. Doors
ris At
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NR. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET, so WELL KNOWN
~ in the treatment Of delicate diseases Doctors
skill in those half cured that have existed
for eminent Constitutional weakness brought
on by secret habit eecuay cured Recent cured
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ITO THE LADIES---G. STEWART. AS BROADWAY,
has Just received invoice of French and Engith
Laces together with French Embroiderics Lace and Muslin
Manas. Of the latest and most approved styles. Ladies
will peasc call and examine for themselves.
TITO THE LADIES-PETER ROBERTS, 373 BROAD
i way, has Just received large lot Of Esmeralda
Collars Isl 100 embroidered Honiton do. at 2s usual
price ls Breakfast Caps from Isl Taepcienne Collars and
Cats black white Lace Shawls and Scarfs,
very cheap; Cambria Hdkfs, Laccs. &c.
u EMOvING.-FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, FOR
Ia mtrly 7 Broadway, AS Broadway Canal ct.
Mechanical Lamps Of every pattern Vessels Suspensions,
Globes Chimnios, Silk wicks, Shades Sperm Oil &c. Sus-
pensions. Brackets and Stande. II. DARDONVILLE.
GOLD LEAF AND DENTISTS FOIL MANDATORY,
" Il2 Franklin street, West Broadway. The sub
scrber continues manufacture superior article of Gold
Leaf equal any in the city, and at the lowest cash
prices, ST. IS per package Dentists Foil, S2J per All
orders accom- Panied with cash promptly attended to-
j. l.. WAUGH.
DRADY'S GALLERY OF DAGUERREOTYPES, NO. 205
- and EOS Broadway corner of Fulton street.
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HOTELS, &c.

SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.-THIS ESrA DLISIt-
~ ment open for the reception guests will re-
main open till the LIST day Of October next
LANDON & GARDNER.
CEA BATHING-LONG BRANCH, N. 1.-THE SUB
sereer will open his Hotel for the reception vsiters
June 20th. HENRY ROWLAND.
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COUNTRY BOARD wANTED,--FOR A FAMILY, con-
~ sstinscf gentleman, lady child tabout year old
Address tox 1885, New York Post Once stating terms oca
tion, Sc.
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between Spring and Prince Streets and the only
this country consists of number of life size Figures
of Chinese of all classes several hundred Chinese Paintings;
Apartments Houses Stores and Vesscls Models Of Pago
das Temples and Bridges; Specimens of Chinese Manuftc
lures their Agricultural and Mechanical Implements In
Btruments Of Music Lanterns SC. &c. Open from a. NJ.
till 10 PM. daily. Admi % cents; children under L.
half
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AZ It..
IA and PROPRIETOR J. Greenwood jun Assistant ager
Splendid performances in tho afternoon at 3 o'clock and
every evening at oeook Ono week Of the Quaker
Giant and Gianess the largest in the world They
be all hours Great Western the Yankee
dian, appears afternoon and evening grand
Ethiopian Minstres the best band in the United States
They at each Also engaged Miss Bar
ton Miss Stanhope Miss West Messrs Chapman Cop and
Clark and others Wax Statuary Rcpreentatons Of the
Siamesc Twins. Madame Rockwell. the Fortune Teller
be privately consulted at all hours Admission % cents
drepu n Ter years
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INOR CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT, TIC
sail 10Th inst. The superior fast sailing bark PHILENA
Capt Swain master having all her cargo engaged aud going
board will positively sail tho 20th inst few mort
terth be secured For apply board pier No.
n orth river, or TO r. X ID. FOWLER, 50 West street.
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nR. COOPER. il DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR TUE
~ last years confined bis practice to the treat
Of other diseases of delicate NATURE
the aggravated eases u this disease and
mild cases in to Eve days perfect cure or no
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! vNALLHALLA, SO CANAL STREET.-PROFEsSOR
w Hugo Grotus celebrated Marble Statues and rableaux
WANTS. represented by twenty-five ladies of unparalleled
bennty and grace Open every night Extra performance
on Saturday at o'clock Z. N. Singing Dncng &C. Boxes
BIZ paruuette 25 cents
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NR DE LANEY, AWARE OF 1HE MANY TEMPTA-
- which easily beset youth and early manhood
their Of life happy say that his long expe
rience practice with Venerea diseases all
its stages eminently qualified him to treat that class
complaints successfully, and TO warrant perfect and
| No I'd
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" OIGTLAENDER'S DAGUERREOTYPE INSTRU-
ments with improved arrangement, for sale at tho
agency Of LANGENHEIM g. BEEKERS,
POI Broadway, above Earle's carpet store
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AMysEmEuTs

DROADWAY THEATRE.-MR. Il. A. MARSHALL PRO-
- prietor; Mr. w. r. Blake nsnagsr;aFriaay EVENING
june IS, will he performed GREEK TkIUMrHS-rour-
Vile. NJ cornet; Odyssee. Gross Odyssee This son,)
Mopplasr Thomas NJ Corby; John Mr. Reynolds Charles
hueta, Nine Mopplaisir. Previous to the ballet. will he
feser rrn.s w;,itant NJ Dvctt mrs Ernest Miiitant
Miss Wallack Smart Mrs Watts Dress Circle and Parluet.
cents
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-12

UThe ST. Joseph Gazette of las,
Friday contains list of letters remain.
ing in that post Office on the LIST inst,
amounting to 1859!
The same paper contains the
proceedings of a democratic meeting
held in Buchanan county, at which res
olutions were adopted against the Viii.
mot Proviso or Congressional legisla.
ton on the subject of slavery-in favor
of the course of Col. Benton--in favor
of the rail road, and endorsing Halls
letter! &c. &c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-12
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Iii is announced by hand.bills from
Fayette, that Hon. D. r. ATCIllSON
will speak there on Monday next
tho 10th instant. Hon. JAMES. S.
GREEN is also expected, having been
invited. Great efforts will be made to
draw a large concourse Of of people to-
gether by the friends of,hese gentlemen,
not that they admire them, but hate
Benton. Mr.. Jackson, the leader of the
disunion faction in this county, GER.
tainly feels no kindness for either OF
them, without indeed he has repen,ed
recently. 1.-The little conspirators'
have dropped all disagreement, among
themselves, we suppose, until Benton
is killed of; when they will turn upon
each other and fight for his place.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-12

U The anti Benton wing of the
Democracy Of this State deny the pow
err of Congress to legisatc over the
subject Of slavery in the territories Of
the United States. Maine, by avote
of 1876 to Ia, in her Locofoco Legisla-
turc, adopted resolutions maintaining
the very reverse Of the above PROPOSE
ton. And at the Locofoco Conven-
ton in Indiana that nominated J. E.
Mcdonald for Congress in the place of
DR.. Petit, who declined reelection,
the following resolution was adopted:
"Resolped, That while Congress has no
authority 10 interfere with the domestic pol
icy Of the several States. il has undoubted
power TO legislate for all our Territories,
whether newly acquired or not, upon the
question Of slavery; to permit or to prohibit
its eIte nsion ,herein-and that IL is its i'm.
peratiue duty to pass such laws as piu ef
fectually prepent the introduction OF the PEE
cular institution into any territory now
free."
As there is great diversity Of opin'
ion nowadays among Locofocos, what
is Democracy upon the slave question:
Will some of the sachems Of the wig
wan enlighten the public by settling
the vexed question?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-07-12

LYNCHING.-We learn from the Boon
vile Observer, that information 90,
abroad in that city, "that Mr.. A. L.
Townsley had held his wife, while Mr..
w. c. p. Townsley, his brother. had Sc.
verely whipped her with cow-hide. u
Some of the citizens drubbed one Of
the Townships, lynched and ducked the
other, for which they were tried, com.
milted TO Jail, and released on a wri, OF
Habeas Corpus. The wife testified ,ha,
she had no, been whipped.