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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-15
Hannibal and st. Joseph Rail Road.

Hannibal and st. Joseph Rail Road.
When We reflect upon the rapid approach 10
the broad Mississippi Of the great system of
Rail Roads, now rendered certain, we cannot
conceive the cause Of the infatuatlon Of the peo
pie Of Missouri in their carelessness, not TO say
opposition to their own interests, on the subject.
The great centred Road from Galena ria Chi.
cago to Cairo ensures, in their own defence,
leads TO intersect that road from Alton, from
Quincy, from Rock Island, ard several other
minor points. St. Louis must also come in,
even subject to Alton. These are not to invite
trade or patronage 10 the navigation Of the Mis-.
sissippi-butt to contribute 10 the Lake Cities
aud the East. to pro,ec, themselves.
al appears that Sumner, elected to the
United States Senate from Massachusetts,
received the votes of ll2 Frecsoilers, ~
Democrats, and tuo Wings"
This vote shows the coali ton between
the Democrats and Abolionists of Massa-
chuzetts Bearing the name o! a Wing, |
pending the election, his position was KEEP:
in the fog, until developed by the VOTE
We may expect to find him acting with
the multiplying dsunon Democrats Of the
South, on the Fugitive Slave Law and
other kindred measures, and in opposition
TO the Administration.
~~I3~We are loll that there is not vacant
dwelling house, or vacant store in the city; and
that there calls every day for both. There
has been more emigration TO this section, this
sprtg than there was before daring the pas
three years. Emigration is ais flowing into
The back counties; aud particularly great ma
ny entries Of land are being made, where
il i. supposed the railroad will run.
= LOOK Ar TINS For the past two or three
weeks, goods have been constantly Driving at
this port, directed to various towns on the Mis-
souri, river. There would be more, if merchants
could obtain wagons to convey them across the
country. There is nov in store \ large amount
Of goods for 81. Joseph. / The Missouri river
we are Informed cannot now be navigated.-
While boat, were running upon that river, the
charge was 81 80 per hundred, and 81 to $40
for passengers. From ST. Louis to Hannibal
freight is fifteen cents per hundred; while the
charge to Hannibal for passenger, is ~ so;
ana 10 heoKuH No'
Wrsrrny JouryAL.--Tbs n,nber for Aprl
con,oius or,icl.s u, ,,,e Imnrovement of Wes-
tern Rivers: III. nrosneet: Agricultural Man.
rr,c,urr, Commsrc;,, and Financial nj the
Opening Of the year; circulation OF the aiInos :
phere; ST, Louis aud Tennessee River Trade;
he South and It's taplc-eotton. The Repub-
icau has card strongly recommending the Yves.
,.rn I,urr,l .i,n.d bv ,I,n. EIw,d Bate, II
49, -
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-15

BOAT BuILpisG AT HANNIpAL.--Two very
large steam boats are now being built at the
boat yard above this city. Oae OF. them is said
to be within a foot or two Of the larges, boa! on
The river.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-15

advertise, large addition to his stock Of Boys
clothing.
The building burned down on Tuesday NOR
ming, was tbs ancient Hotel Of the rcnouued
Mrs, Mann, whose famous exploits are still
fresh in tho memory of the coolest Inhabitants, "
and have helped to spce the town gossip for
twenty consecutive years
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-15

Another Rec,!ying establishment is about to
ba set up in thi. city.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-15

There i; no, Az hi'eperson residing in the colony Of
Liberia,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-05-15
Asents for the Western Union.

EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16

Wanted,
L d T E L Y-lO0 good Vest Makers. Amply
jylO-dlw e Merrbsn,s,Ro,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16
MECHANICS, EARL

TUE Worcester County Mechanics Association will hold
A It's Ihrd Exhibition Of Ma ufactures and Mechanic
Arts, IN the City of WOrct ster, commencing TUESDAY,
(P. NJ the SIXTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER NEXT
Ample room steam powar and ntion proper and
convenent will be furnished contributors for the display Of
various articles offered disineresed and efficient per
sons consulate the Reporting Committees"
BY reference to the reports of former Exhibitions it
would seem there have been but few contributions Of
IAN ma'tdctures, upon some occ0sonS-(for instance,
81 one me cotton wooden goods having few relreseI-
tavesat another machinery. boots and shoes should
TINS DC no, in this great, enterprsng and good old
County OF Worcester" believes this may not be remeded
at once! Not person-nO not one.
Perhaps somewhat extended and earnest appeal NV
way vi notice. TO the Mechanics. Manufacturers and Ar.
sans might he deemed pr per and excusabe at this time
Dut Is believed that the disadvantage and seregre al
reddy 700 well osn to many who have heretofore re-
framed from exhibiting specimens of Workmanship
sk ana ingenuity will prove sufficient monitor TO them
wie taose VINO maze contributed, will be ready, we
trust, TO do the like again.
Long notices are seldom read, and the IMPRESSION we
would here endeavor to give all contained in these few
wotds-Let the MANUFACTURES, Forkshops, Studios &C.
SPEAK J OR THEMSELVES, AND THE STORY is TOLD
Word to thu Ladies.-You have added Oby
deeds ana presence) much to the and variety for
ner Exhibitions for which the Association feels highly hon
oIeu dd oogted and we trust am appeal Kind gen.
crosby ana aid at THIS TIME, will ready response
from all.
MEDALS, DIPLOMAS, &C., will be awarded. as the in
Vehlos and articles exhibited shall merit and as
an invitation to contribute herewith in behalf of the As
sociaton respectfully extended ALL either residents of
TINS or other States; trust nothing may prevent the lar
get and most Interesting display of Mechanical taste, skill
and art yet given on 50 Yankee land'
Contributors Of articles ofmagntude or requiring steam
power are earnestly solicited inform the Superntend
en on or before August 2Ath, the OF and
power required, and description of machine
u Contributions will be received from the LIST to the
10Th oil september inclusive during which time is hoped
every article intended for the Exhibition will be received
that the same may be properly and satisfactorily arranged
JOHN BOYDEN, superintendent.
Worcester, June 25. 1851 ieo5-dyistf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16
Wanted.

| N the DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT, 25 sppren-
tees to learn the trade apple alton to be made before
The rst OF August Enquire OF Miss JoHNsox (up stairs
iy9 dw3w 1BL HARDON & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16

-, Wanted Immediately.
IN cr y BOTTOMERs on Mems nd g. Tb;cl ord
~ Kip Boots. Apply to DFNNy a. 20 9'O
Leicester, July Is, 1851 ivi6.G1y1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16
WANTS.
Wanten.

american 6iFl to do hOasework at the ORPHANS
| 1870 jYl5-diW
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16
PIANO FORTE WARER00M,
No. 8 Warren Hall. Pearl ST.. Worcester.


+. 5. MASON has, and intends to keep
for sale, good assortment of Piano Fortes.
N III n n The stock at present consists of Pianos in
Rosewood and Mahogany Cases, round, half
round and square corners all of which made in the
most thorough manner and will be sold low good in
struents can be bought and favorable to the
purchaser, as at any other establishment.
From the experience the subscriber has had in teaching
and in seec ing Plan he feels confident that every Piano
recommended by him will give entire satisfaction.
Every instrument will be warranted, and if it does
prove in every respect recommended it may be
changed, or the money tciH be refunded.
Pianos of any description will be furnished to order
short notice.
SECONDHAND PIANOS FOR SALE. Three good
second Pianos for SALE in Rosewood Case, been used
two yeas-a good instrumen-and two in Mahogany Ca
very good tone Any person wishing cheap instru-
ment will do wei TO call and look at the above they
will be sold low.
Secondhand Pianos bought, taken in exchange for
Pianos Tuned and Repaired and all business connected
with the trade profession, either of the CITY,
will be promptly and faithfully attended to- application
at Warren Hall, at his residence, of Jack
sol Beacon streets. je9-dis3n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16
In Basement of Nos. 1 & Q Piper's Block.

Next Door South U. s. Hotel.
IHE subscribers have resumed business in the above
i Spacious Saloon, which they have fitted IN with an
the OF the day. and with such convenenees
MS the public accommodation demands
Their Cooking apparatus is of latest and best con-
eruction; the establishment is literally supplied with pure
spring water, and every part lighted with gas
Their reputation has long been established as keepers of
nm Eating House, and they will he ready hours to
furnish parties individuals with such refreshments as
may be desired.
New York Oysters constantly hand and furnished in
any quantity order.
Fruit of all kinds Nuts and Confectionery of the best
quality will always be found their establishment
u Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received
they respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends
and the public.
my2l-dwis3m SPURR e. LEWIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16
MINERAL TEETH
For Mastication.

M THE subscriber gives his personal atten-
MFx ton to the manufacture of Mineral Teeth
OIIYYTTN of the best quality, from preparations
that so far as known, gives entire satisfaction and
eXceiied The facilities of his Establishment for the Man.
ufacture OF Mineral Teeth the different methods of attach
ing them to gold plates, by double stenings when sub.
ected to great pressure rendering them firm and reliable
an ndscdon, the and comfort with which they
worn after due trial. the which they have
been subjected without failure, their perfect articulation
and the thorough manner in which the Patchwork is
cuted, enable the subscriber offer guaranty against
defectite mechanism, and in ali cases. the
able expectations of his patientsto combine the Utile
dulce, the eHl with the agreeable y
ON HAND.-A supply of selected Tooth Brushes, to-
gether with
MILLER'S ANTICEPTIC DENTIFRuE,
new article, not surpassed by any for cleansing the
teeth and correcting bad breath. Also
MILLER'S COMPOUND LOTION,
recent preparation for Canker Sore Throat, Spongy
Gums, &c
The efficiency OF the above preparations and the ncreas
ing demand for hem have ind ced the Proprietor
into their manufacture more largely than formerly
mechanical defects in gold plate work, soldering, filling
teeth, &c, by JAMES NEWTON, during his connection
with this Office will he repaired, the work done anew,
the may require by the subscriber, without farther
charge to the patient S. +. MILLER.
Office, l42 Main st. Residence, No Harvard st.
iyIdf
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NOT Rad
Lime. Limal

NTE receiving by Railroad and constantly hand
w PENNIMAN'S LIME, from Winooski Falls. Thi
Lime is surpassed by any in this market, for its pur
wilderness and strength For sale low by
my9 dw3m LEE SPRAGUE& G
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Lost,
Board at the Franklin House.


A Few boarders be accommodated at the Franklin
n House with board and good rooms, with board alone
Gentlemen anG their wives have furnished uniur
nished parors, as they DESIRE Apply to
ape DIFF JESSE PIERCE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16
Japaned Tins.

Ill colors for Side signs, &C.. for sale at the lowe.
"A prices, harrington Corner, opposite the CITY Hall
mar4d6m SAMUEL q. WHITE & CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

Bark I { cwsl, iie-ssaEs, rs m Ma'aa-ss, M
e a-sts - = c hs-a : CO.
ship C.tc'iro. re- s;cu, a Is Dlhs, nis'. aai
Ia.s fu ra--fr
~. lltca ~ Erl p't- sr. y is n. slra - ESQ.
.rl lal r-s 'o fff sffr'.r4A Is - Au- - a % -
i,r a. a. ~sse st7 NeNHau,slffc. Chscs, hence Or
& asgrr
rIeTaHt.sr, ~ Farrs. % o.. I'm Hai'AH. y s.
l..ser -nd non fn order
Frs -dr,w Wa, --, = Iiys f.Ca Boa8ifs. s~i -
u~s'gr
gTsT-o.Ay t'r-t y.fol Fan-,-' A.vood IS ~. Ne7-
Fsr-0.'. 'n -Is', co-lt @ - .af-1.s, 2l- l-2 ;-f
T.I. H s.fcs
Tre 81. tf TsIsr-I0 Ne..on la as. "a. fl.a-
eca. + g.. er.-rraJ b s.vtf Cn
h-e isaac -vcr- it SEA sltil PAN, Aaiaal-f ~
10. g.. asses go ues.fr
Brc Cer-e ana Mar. Cords IN E-ssar,., ,A'h sni
llr t'r-. -grq>.r = ltNs s. Co
h-s Creole Trew0rsf 20 rs On. Ellsworth. ia'h aai
l-Erer 81 -rsCi. M4raers j. Co
S,fr F-.re' n kealry, g ls I'm D.l1-'-'. y N.
Sltr. Julia I-..-4 i ls fso-l fi--lr f.h . b.
E.crs
S,hr r-n Tac.u-o. D-un son. g f- IN B-l.ners clal
s"f- Srrcs. Llns. ts .r " s1.!--ca, : {, l..4.
stores to F-ffvaa trfdCsur
Scr E1cranee Tuner 4ds "a g fllN sa.nsies.
Sab j. sIluan. Sr'ih. Q ds. irl- ~. 01.t-
wIND-At SUNRISE Sw, a; sIe....aa d. IA isA,' f
SlLse-. Z.
g. The scan-tue schil'es Cant H17ard came nn ths
from the sh Cathauls, tBr ashore 90 Ao4Tan-
So goa b. II .anC brought no lcr myers 20 I'D .l-
ter it frrr'S her ul V.tr fo her .ler decks ta2
Boarfra hu IS that >le Got M ly lie hd oi water
oast, hould the weather prove favorable
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
Spanish Barbarism-A Bull-Fight.


What picture does the following letter.
Just received from gentleman in Cadiz, present o.
a most barbarous entertainment and how deadened
to every humane prompting toward man and beast
must children become when trained, there 10 take
delight in witnessing the torture OF the brute crea-
ton and the reckless exposure Of human hfe, solely
for the amusement Of the spectators Ought nd-
ton where such scenes are countcnanced TO DC
called civilized so wonder, then. that during the
recent Carist insuuecuOn ~ Spdin' theIe were de-
tas Of shocking osrbaracs inflicted on me prisoners
whom misfortune threw into the power Of their cap
tors At one time about 300 persons were brought
out and, under The pre,ext Of scarcity of powder
10 execute them IN prescribed military form, turned
over by the commanding officer to his troops, TO
glut their blood thirsty propcnsiues IN tearing and
hanging the bodies OF their victims read during
,ha, PERIOD in the periodicals. OF that country Of IN
stances and these are abundantiy confirmed, where
the tongues Of prisoners were cut oil before other
violence was done to them, and they were even then
left 70 go examples, to wit "to deter oiners from
espouslng the opposite cause ="
"CADIz, Monday, July %, l-jl.
Yesterday, Notwithstanding my repugnancc
10 buli-hghls, 1t was impossible 10 resist the re-
peated urging of Mr. c., a gentleman to
whom am particularly indebted Tor many civil
Hses to accompany hIm 10 one Of these specta-
eles. Many thousands were present a, the vast
amphtheater Of the square. Eight bulls entered
the ring and twenty-Our horses were Killed.
One Of the horsemcn was severely gored, and
two Of those whose office it Is to gOad the AMI
nas to phrcnzy, were badly bruised AMI one
barely escaped having his neck broken. 'rhc
exposure AMI escape gave rise 10 rapturols ap-
plaudlngs Even while wntc, my Imagination
paints the poor horses with their en'raiis proiru
ding, and still lurlher drawn out by ttdmphng
upon them with their own fee their eyes ban
daged to prevent them from recollng rom their
feIOcous enemy, and continuing TO be gored TIL
life was no longer such SCENES IS this causes
me TO realize m what country am and sui
more when see present Well dressed men with
their wives and tender offspring
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
Gas1.slzs<.z,sszz AZ &Ses
TIiGI}.

August -. ANNA WlLLlSFON. daughter VI " -.. II
auf Caroline d. Coles, aged tef-s inI il days
Ih- friends of the fl..iy ure .,ec- yilft ttl l
tend thc tlner tas Tussfa.l morning. at cl' ion
40 t5 FlnH-st, WithHnf further invitation . 90
Iu the cts of brooklyn. \ Y. Aug .. 1851 Ann /
KILLING. sale ui Henry 4 Billing AGED it sea
on >cal,v. AM % WN. A. WALTERS VI n. y
Coroner oi thC CRY 0t NeN-Nurt. ana son of th ie ID
steven Walters. IA the i1d year OF his age.
d. rt -'IYcs. aoqu-ut .Icls. members nl ., niI..t
rrptyss.ou l general, members t 'lc N.ii 10 li-t \
sd. of % of q ~ a1i me order 30 general, a fe,ei-
.1lv uyfed o. attend h# ffnrrl ufs alcinl.l. ~ D
o'cooA. uom hSIato residence. No 6D Foldn-st With
OFT further invitation ,, ,-
A. Woo,lhrdre. = August 23. iIiss RSlILA AIS
TOY 1eed p years 10 months aud % days
% NoaSa. & .e, esenn.. a. =. Mr PHILIP PIErCH
IN The 51h wear Of D. age
The MAYOR and Allslmen OF The Clv anI C'uly o.
NCD-Nulk also fhc relatives lud lenls are Ltslri f
uycl 70 attend hs funeral from 81 Pauls Clurca ths
jay. ~ u O'Clock IL remains vi oe INFERRED li Df'en
wood
AUGUST a. II dysontery. ,Ir. DANT COOK, trucrl
oi Mc0runlerof En@lant n The 3fh Yeir " MS age
Tie friends and aceul4uilnccs II has family. abu tle
tnly invited to attend h> neral from the rc,iehcc Ms
sisrers ~ a. Grni>' TIN, d1y. 40 0. oc'cN Hs re-
mains VIII be taken % Cypres, iiiis Cemetery Tor Ae'
meut
ON saturday. Avg. %. If consumption. AN Al
FNANDIR eldest sou Of Robert and Martha Courtney
n tlc -is- year II ts
HIS remains were iaA 90 Greenwood or Interment .
A. The Cry H0su1al. an Saturday eyenlnt. Alt %
LAWRENCE BREMEN SON OF Margaret and Brea-
ntn after 40 illness / n.ne months.
lbs rcrars weIe inferred a. the Catholic Cen'.oy' az
Williamsburg
ON sunday eycuiu- August o. 90 minutes 20 o-.lcA,
iliress aged 81 wears. months and ia
The friends OF Tie family reSpec tig lnfl'Fl ID AZ
tend ner funeral on Tuesday afternoon At c.c IT. Wl
her are residence No 500 hudson-st without iaTin iA-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
SECOND BOARD.
MONDAY, Aug - Pm.

Stocks a, the First Board were quite firm,
with considerable transactions. Governments were
wanted at hul rates. The supply odeTins Is small.
The speculative descriptions were m demand to
meet Tune sales, as well Is for new transactions.
At the Second boJpi there WAS duh market, and
prlces ruled somewhat lower, owing, Il w-s sud 10
an expected shipment to Europe tins week OF al
least one milhoa o. com, perhaps more TINS.
coupled with the impression that the com N Bank
has not increased O, late. causes m some quarters
an uneasy seehng.
The Money market TO-DAY was much the
same as a, the close Of last week easy on demand.
Loans Al y cent and for is>t-c.&Ss paper sale y
ctH'. The same causes which operate IN the StocA
market have like effect IN The DIS ,ouni market,
that IS, ne shipments OF Com are closely watched,
and saoaid they increase there VII bc h,gaer rates
q. randcd.
In Foreign Exchange the supply is not
large, and we have ao change 70 No,e TIE TX.
c,afgc Hou>c wa.eA has been r.~anoac! Is h,...,
I,oea,ly ia.ec, IS ,h4l os wauAn & James cir,r
osaers IN bank Ao;es. Their losses are sld 10 have
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
Markcts-curTrlIr PRE7ARa0 7OR TIs TRi'r'E'

..H
nj. - !, - is or P. ,nd :, 20 r fslrls
COTTOS-1he markets. steady bui Dot ac.'e 40 oA-es
have chaLsel HANDS to-day
FLOUR. Ac-There is rather more d'inc Western and
SiaGe ioT aris. aud tie Gemard good u ta
Ea- and local trades holders are d'po'a ~ ''
iroeig. all sab good supp and fr demand rcc' ~.
very uniform Iae rltu0r grades are tru and p request
eslecnly Soar CaE4l IN s yerF s. ldy with a. E i,-
raud fl-'he PROV and r e1oor sales oi 9l b2.e
at - 81 fnr Sour and sfes' a6 tlr n 70 bond The
saIfs OF Domestic are n .. htis d - - iil 'i'-
san and Indiana s.. for state. = 9aSi % c'sla'n
Ohio ana s4rSl ~ flr nGfe Cencscs >nlilen .Vc-
steady WIZ more nor Offering and only moderate home
demand sale. of e.g Dis a- stesilS i9- ,n1 81 t'
good ad ilands and - l,a - e7t for ae. do e 91r
steady. safes of no ah % 80 . ass g. J3n sie
uuche1-,d small sales n jersey a - a anal an1f"le
GBfIN-Thcrc j. e. te.,ar inquiry loT Wheat, aad to
market with large Ds present aui prose
roCtyo there $ more -eaess on the part of receivers
fo meet tuf crs ard has been done for export tIe
sale arc 8C0 bushels au-olo Canaaln at 9jc ? rat
Ohioat aa the laser e,trcre prce. and % gt' Rel
Southern 81 ocfc 's acc lcly lower me large a-
rivals propec, deprcss prices sales of 5000 bush good
old az o5c Br.e T. no .'euty anf is qnlei 81 ~ .4
bush pnue fworowed at 7cc Oats are more plenty and
lower sales OF old northern AZ iaa &c na" d. Do ioa.
and Wetern. old. At 81 lie Corn shade aet'ei tl
sury teng iemlIarlC A-a' and domhad ..r s..,s oi
81 f0 bush q, faIo for unsolud. jGa1In Tor cserI
Mixed 5i, lol Round Yellow. aAd oJc 10. handsome dl
WuISkY-A drm market. sales Of $40 hhls at ?. PIC
for Oho and - p f Prison. Drudge IS irm sales Of
PRoVi>iONs-Ourma-tc' for P.lk islull and much
unsettled ard lower WIN m'ic arriving and Do prospect.
nal al SIS 90 for iI,., md S3 for Prime Beef l-m
and Ia r request sales ol lSl abls a. - Sl for .ss,
and Sfaf lur me- the late tc lnll AMI heavy L'rl
sqmot sales of 60 tcs eod al &C. Buiter aud Cheese
FcatF
IEAD-The market s irm today. hut Wfthlu. cl1a-r.
Gaena offering At - o and Spanish and English az - 0'
casI.
IRON-Thc market IS steady 100 uas Scotch p sid a.
$40 ~. time
DRCG>-Sal Soda steady - tuns sold a, &c.. casa.
LINSEED OlI.-lhcrc is small demand a. f3c Tor
whole lal GELS. lla7ac. ne store
HENip-The ket D, firm I'D bales American dey-ro.-
ted sold TO-DAY al $50
WOOI-Thc market j. quiet Tor Domestic. 200 bales
Hucnos A1es and Mediterranean Wool sold II IL 1872 To-
the pc for Ertre Rios and 2jc for Syrian 1000
Western ONO Fleece, sold to 30 10 Providence, al iic
Pulled Wuol scarce. bat there little here prices are
steady An auction sale red for neNt we * ~
3l0tCo ID ncstIc Fleece AMI 100 0al % o washed oii
scomcd Afr.c1n The stock ot Messrs Sir'n- Another
house VIII follow thCiT example
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
McCoy again Iynchei,

We published, few weeks since, IN ac-
eonn, OF the lynching Of a man named Mccoy, IN
Pike County Ala, on the ground that he was an
Abolitionisi. BY the following article from The
TUsksgee (Ala) Republican 1t Will be seen that the
same man has again suffered violence at the hands
pro-Savery mob
An hpcIIrloNIsT IN HocKELrY On Wednesday
iait Mccoy, the Aboluonisi who had been treated 50
hike stranger by the good people OF Plhc, made ms
appearance IN our town THIS ncws soon sPrc al,
aud about dozen Of our cilzens constituted th"m-
selves Special Committee To wait upon him, and
mqu.Te into his whereabouts ana business lie de-
med being an AbUlitonlst or that he was the same
man tnat was ducked IN Pike. or that his name was
MctOy. The proof, however was conclusive, ana
thereupOn Jury Of good and lawful men was G n
pannclcd To inquire INTO hls case aud II the facts
were found against hun, to assess the pun
,shmont. The jury having reurei, and evidence
being adduced, there was no doubt left that
he was the individual that he Was suspected
ot beng II WAS likewise proved that he had
talked abolition the night before, besides misOohay
ing m olVtrs other way,) and that he had talked ab-
shtion that very morning ntoWn the vcr,lictthcre-
fore, was, that he be taken 10 the town pump and
after beng well pumped upon that he be rode on
Tal ont OF tie corporate limits of the town. The
whole sentence was carried into effect IN most be
coming manner, the boys accompanying the procos-
SiCn with music ON the TN pam COW bells, hrc crack
efs. and divers other popular instruments.
As the sentence was being carried INTO effect. We
Gov entered hls solemn protest against the whole
proceeding. and We put Il on record for his benefit
"Gen,lcmcn," said he " / call YOU To witness that
this whole thing IS done without my consent, and
rather against my feelings and wishes lie dit not
see m to take tytT much at heart and II are not
mistaken he has been rode a rall before he ever
saw Pike
Mccoy is a long legged man, some 40 to A. years
Of age stout and ClOc k-mCndCr bv profession. He
tides white horse, and carries particularly dilap
dated pair OF saCdle-bagS
Let him be a warning TO all abohuonisls who come
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