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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

WARRANTED THE BEsT OR No PAY-For Che

WARRANTED TIE BEST Or No PAY-FOr Cholera,
Cc Cough Group Dyssutery Chronic Rheumatism Pains the
Lin Clest Tooharhe, Old Sores sweine &e d.
1oBs Lrit the only remedy be Depended on
rTtscfJed BY the eminent Physicians aud sold oY me
Druggists throughout the United states Prioe . and 0c Dep
No ~ Groenwichft, n. Y, and No Safest, Boston
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 81 1853

THI CRY RAILROAD QuEsrros IN TIE COMMON COUS
oiL-At regular meeting Of the Board. on Aold,y
night, the Special COMMITTEE RAILROADS. submitted their
report. Recommending that grants for constructing R.l
roads through the streets and avenues OF the city be
svsIoed 70 Ne following gentenen who are deetsi to
iie 10Th Of seIisaber "a, william BARREN faoau Sroos
whlsIsu: Js1siass s.ss.it samuel wssis, cs-.,.,
Coensr Jr- uiah Johrs Touss Hss0n David LaVit' ai
esb, .lsrs the following ssis, commencing the Fulton
tpon Fgon q Yuru.ni Co urabis- H,zIlsoasr- IS tr
a. he SINE i Or e oe-nei snd ssd snd rrtav to hs
e ne as t.i 70 ,Iesse Sssni' Lsr's s Tor sies car -
nay Z oPstsd AID .r.asd 40 laird he n, Fare
orsus9 ard nsSsd and Tsiv 70 h civ Inc Fss a.. 20 e.,
es.d 5een,s- License Zee On each ear So
" 4 LuhTn,, Fsfoasv sss FssSh .y sssn srni'l to
uPes Fslior+ Falioa-sv- fl the Be
SYeed nd rseed to the city line Fare not to exceed cent?
UPtp Fa,a'' and Myr,s,r to Drl.Onsv, far.
uIgr Faeu.i, s.ndsst sd.On y. .ad Fa.Aar
~ 70 eeF'qt saa sPso Ssn'' TO the ely ns
U,oa fesn.t. FEolts H9a'ensv S.aa st and Fashas-
az 10, 70 sIs,.d cents License fee 60
En1ed Company Bhdsr hs Of the Brooklyn Cy Riroad
II, ri t,.t whsr double Necessary shall exceed
II ,et6 irchss in width.
Tie be i,ye saa approved
manner. ard 70 be propelsd b. horse rover oaly
~. Whoa .a y ed are r,q..5.a
Of - u. ssts, Posse sPes lhe a IN ne sun o. !,
possible Pd and te iHked before the let day of Dsee-
ThsIsiss. and r-;a,ols .sssds tie contracts to the
rAiif' 'so's named were adopted b, s7Oe Of ITO
GRAsp JuEf PREsENTNENT.-Ihe Grand Inquest for
fbe Noven e tenn Of the Court Of Oy -ni rermns Kass
Court usce preteDtnesf saturday IN which they
sag that although sdaou eDg'aed r the pat three weeks IN
,v 10 the css laid before them he Oalg been
able disros ola bus1s cfcumt m.ny
stI nile % the Increase Of crime the sale CT
BY lee nd aud unlicensed vende They call
70 the 10 rsc in uulswfy
trd h the nvcsF;on Of sreh occupies By far The
rgs position Of ihs Tine Of Grand JaJ They
rcufrfti alteration OF the sg with regard 20 municipal
c,rs enable Police Jrsfires ercise the
row Cosi of higher 1dcon They also lnsneDc that
The Chief II Police be empowered BY ls~ daecs upon con-
pus q and battery made BY members Of hs Department
trust sestee ID conclusion the Inquest speaks "a
vobe the cleanliness and good Observable Abolt
ihe Jail thereby awarding just need Of praise to the
Sheriff I'D Ls 6epu;iCs.
BILLS OF IsDIc1NE NT.-1he Grad Jury Of the No
Of The % Oyer and Tener presented the fol-
loving ,isf OF Indictments on Saturday,
DCr5cfF and gaming houses. Nsnssrghterith degree
ard battery policemen Ease nretensss
Burglary. d Illegal votn
and Aison l
sling licroUr without hceuse. ID Msdemesnor
Iarcepy secono off Aftempto commit
Grand ln lecent l
Total t'''N
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L. :. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
FNrRADIrnN CASE

Mr. Busieed having recovered from his temporary in
disposition Of Habreun the Young man eHnet ey ths
British Government charge Of forgery continued before
Nelson and the Police oAeer wac cane 20 Atet
little testimony bni nothing mker Fh7 case
wi Be suned Further syumfut % Be psssaed
before Judge Mitchell (Mr OConof appssago behalf of tue
L. a. power OF State Jldse h. sash oss to entertain
|. nfI HI IA. lnrun
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WILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

LArScHED-The steamship Adelaide was launched
shout o'clock Yesterday afternoon from the ship yard Of Ms
Luyion McDemod Green Point She Intended for the
California river trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

BURGLARS DETEcTED.-0n Monday night private
detected burglars work the house Of Mr. uater-
Niogs lie immediate informed Sergeant dar s.
horne McCGuley o. the Frg District Police who STA
the front and the no whe the watch
men alarmed thieves being discovered they made
through the back door and Of them esped fence and
Travelled could Sergeant HrshOrne followed and az
ter ma MIN distance Of about six blocks hsed OcsF Bennstt of
Dis rict who eded capturing the fellow Ills com
himself Clubhouse but routed BY Of
or McCsuey and the wstehsn aud taken to the
They save W Brsnser and John Wilson Since
r has sscerained that several houses entered
the robbed doubtless by the parties
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fAdyertisement.I

JERSEY PIGs.-We were shown yesterday lot OF
Jersev Pin, raised Shrewsbury that will
compare with thing have the presni season There are
majority Of them under 1hs old and
WEIGHING over 60 pounds piece. They purchased By a
JosrUA MARTIN b. his sail No 81 Wahingon
Market.
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RpnAnMAY MEMO

BROADWAY NATURALIZATION DaIESBACk has
completely sotdusd the tiger that sace him recently and now
itodues In hs regularly The sssrae
ions pTeseI TED h Esabhmeo' continue 70 attract crowded
no. dsy and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

CITY RAILRoADs-On Monday evening the Board Of
Aeru.u sr,nd 20 Mess johnson Hudson the privilege
construct rtrosd the Brooklyn line through Fist south
F.vsnth Second Thrteonh and FTssis the Blshwck
The grant for years. the rood 70 be provided h the
and the modern and 70 BE-
Inn Under direction the Common Counc The vote
Yea. and Nays (Mcssrs Sparks and Wilmath)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

CoysOIID,TIoS-Tbe Board Of Commissioners held q
afternoon County Jail when the Commit
iied their reports witch were accepted and referred 70
the appointed the last meeting 20 be pru'ei
The death Of the Arms announced and
spprorate remarks made BY Commissioner Strong The
Board then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

HrAvr RoDHERr OF WATcHEs-About 4 o'clock on
Sunday AFT the of Joseph Alder No y City Hal.
place entered during the absence Of himself ant family BY
or "a iey a5 urSard q 40 worth u -sehss soea
n uni ~hh IL obber bed broken ePen+ Of The Watches
sold ard = Of liver Upon inIarf NJ Aer sser
tanned that 0rmsn rsdnE TIE house ssmed Prdk Wrth bad
lesp slout The time u. property stolen 10 20 do~n
with B pokets wei filed Suspicion once resse u2Sa
bin ard h afen ao custody and committed By asee Us
lone 10 swat examination.
STATBIsG ATFEAY-Wm. Rayberry. sailor, while IN
shipnse IN Roasevelts Sunday nigh.
stsld the fee nv he aud seriously 10 lrn lie Ss
tsn the HeYOfk HsPs The PsrPrstsor Of tie deed IS
osIed
AyoTHIR STAEBIsG Casa German nanet George
Monday Oee- Qann ofthe rth Wsr
CHARGED with having stabbed L1uis ber-h Of No 81 BsFsd St IA
the kis he taken before Justice Osoor7s ana
ocurniec 70 priiOn .or trisL
Advertisement
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY PRsSENTs-The LADIES'
viii choice sfock embracing many novelties 10 rich dres.
Sk Wool Yd Yeltets Linen Hsnt-Tch Printed Jop4s o. al
Gtrls also full Of Linen EspkiaS Table Dltst H.
well adapted for tie tssDELt PEissoS LAKE
No. al Broadway. between Grand and 5r0oners.
Advertisement
For HOLIDAY Presents
TAI MAGNIFICENT czAYos. PcTrRE or PIcrvREs,
sfcn only
hcoPs GALLERY,
No IS Bro,arsy.
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fsdvertssmeut ]


Uncle Toms Cabin" and Little Katy the Hot
Com Girl Theser this afternoon ani evening
1hoe that the ddsTeE judge which the b-sf
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MARINE COURT Before JUDGE MCCARTHY.
ASSAULT AID BATTERY

Augustus white agt Wm.C. II H.
The parties reside in adjoining houses in Fity Second
,h right Of pJeaon Of bsrn IA ths rear OF
the o. Defendant demanded the Pantit refused 20 give IL
On ohs defendant the doc, with an axe some
hard words between the parties when tho dsenssl mis
remarks uch himself g.nentn and ola attn hal TO
work for Living aud in sdos Into his hJns ant pro
cured horsewhp which he laid plaintiffs shoulders Actoa
III, brought aud battery Judgment for pai tso ana
ACTION AGAINST OWNERS or PASSENGER BOATS
Philip A Bell against Drew 4 Se~ion-
To recover for loss o rnnk and contents lost oh OF
December hoard Hendrix Hudson between
here and Albany The good, belonged coored ned
Jeanette Miller who assigned hsr claim 70 plaintiff Fhs et.ad
ants Peoples Line Of s'eabos Yer
dict for plaintiff S2CO aud costs.
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SlcnOr BLITZ tAhbts MS learned UlnafY Blrds,
ventroqus nd Assic ISIS AFTERNOON he stnyvsn; lns
70 SO rodvsy rsrsnts hso bIiss heir chi rcn Per
fc!r sues n the evening usual.
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CITY RNLRoADs.-On Mon

The Ladies Of Calvary z. L. Free Church, Williams,
buIgh will no Fair and Festival the Odeon tbs afternoon ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21
COMMISSIONERS OF POLICY.

DECISIONS.
The following decisions have been made by the Commis
Of Police the Of Policemen recently before h'n 90
FEsDERleK scmwiB' Tenth Ward charged with neglect
duy sbsenus himself from bis post 80 w. Dee lost
WV ii sraMoss, Second Ward charged with neglect
Of bsenng himself from Station House day Without lssVe
HEsRY c Horn, Third Ward, charged with sbseniing
himself from duty nom sunset TO O'Clock Nov ~ u| 5sPsaaSa
IIEsRT ESeIE-Fourth Ward Charged with intoxca
n The shs. f' "a By % s'P S o. ,n s' es
soy:,d bat he .9% ss sse 81 9s af sn
faithfully entitled credit but the t9s' Of tho D.,
sss ..n., 4. disciple OF the Depsrmso ordrsd isd "A
judged respondent be and he hereby dismissed from the
JAMS a. FALwgIL and JoHS Il. JEyTREr-Third
a S., w s5y s sss s
ssovd the testified on his eoss thi ae
rodsn were so the psnsons 70 whom ne pad A' money IN"
jobs McCoRD-Fifh Ward-charged with having re
h when sfdsrsd do By the Captain and
required By the Rules and Regulation ,v 1r, -.
J0Hs Il BRDGE-seyenih Ward-Charged with
Of duty in sbsentns himself station Hoass daty for
ss',rsl hours Dee and spesdsd Om pay for oHo d'J
COURT cALEsDAE, THIS DAY.
CosHos PLEAs-Psr; Moo. lls3, lls5, l,lsI, ils:.
F u.s. rs ia q ~ " Iss s LIZ ~ 6 loss %
CiEcTnI Co9RTHNos 1S3, 4s3. AS sO2 4,9, 57a, 57i
/. s. DrsraIcr CsrRr-NOs 81 81, Il, 90, 70, IL. re
s1rn P cognr-No. see, POP 2sz $50. g ssI.
a. 49, sfs ST. SO So ~ 81 56 So 49, az ~ AS, 80,
40 5z2 ~ 81 "a vs. 5il' zss. IN, g. o.
To lk< Of The ~ y. Ty1bSH<.
sR 10 sixth paper Of the 18Th Sept
ls Jcse- there occurred quite number Of osi'as NIX
which prseens lawyers Of ths City readily eoectss ga
which has letter essetss si .a
cle day bat for some
krouu Published fo1r
bill the second Volume Of Dss
Marine Court psss bosk bat he az 20. $500.
aps From the sr part ?, ins r. e.
who are .Dfsned thai TIE 70
in ths Marine Coat found In he ss S9o a. ~ -
Ain ke tes 10 the Courp Of ths ciIy Del -
- ~ hoe ls1cept the zee OF
Co.,. . % hsgnS he o. 1852 pages 1D w seen'1 H.
rhcb Reads tbAi
80 mnek Of secon Of fhe ,ef en.iso 80 49, mt
LII cj.efnr p.sticnlasiy 70 the CisJ o. ses nsD
Apsi isi3 does nos reis1 % .as go ~ NJ
q ssrs b. repealed from sns ssr me s,t 2, 10y
s,t@ ses chap 81 Of s.1s book In 1Ea ~ - fses
b ss,s The law s0vernns h-se Cosrs si %
1870 - he I'd vow revised <vs OF 1913 page JL
Bss many prsetcbs e.a besf s1eal tns me o.ss
sbar those msxins 1p t1sr bis 81 eose arc
sot royef By section io4 Of that set ..~v.,.
r ,nce csnsabls charged M - cent? Tor
an On. eetsndazt tho First District Cosr 70 ~
B,o-Swsy and 81 dsisndans fron the hsas e'aN
/ No Wsllst -. 49,. ,,o,t.- siao,
NJ - 10 ekArzsg fees thsn tns lss
- hs ssnssnssd and eontsnptse IN my ono
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ACTION AGAINST OWNERS OF PASSENGER BOATS
COURT oy COMMON PLEAs-sesre Judge rSsaAn,~


Anthony Givsk1i agt Louis Oho
Plaintiff says he had dslery for the manufacture OF
shnpTs eoposed witn'ss sad Of alcohol juniper and spn,s
Bank and eeckerss sod saf defendant cam, g his
place pos sion Toe and the properly thst
sHs o. s snd articles to bis wn use suit brought
In defense the paintif was In partnonhp .th Nj
that Morgan Killed BY falling from TIA. his WIDOW was
rshu, po-seson othe premises aud thai plaintiff ~. iaeet
caused The place 10 up Verdict for plaintiff % 3D.
SUIT AGAINST CHURCH.
Abraham Frssee and Daniel Peon the Trustees Of the
Reformed Dutch CnsIsh
Plaintiffs say thai the Trustees employed them to make
estimates Tor bud chnrch Ia ay that they furnished sad
which eryice worth 600 a1i SUIT ofosh 20 re-
that also $1,000 alleged damages Ia no being awarded
th In Sassse 10 d hat plaintiff. furnished III, e.n.-.-
DID furnish anyOf thar tccod sni wh0n any dree
dsenosns and that 10 NOT awarding them Ihe contrast
defendants ony exercised sound dsere9n aud hsy were not
bound give plaintiffs the and deny that they ea-
led to any Whatever Sealed verdict
ACTIOs FOR SANDER.
Elhu L. Tucker ast. Alex hcCtuey.
To damages for slanfor IN saying TO plaintiff 10
presnce other parties that plaintiff ID thief aud he
prove him DO thief Damages ara aid az BLOOD Plsntt
Defendants were partnership in teePing restaurant At
words took place party having been paid la
def n.e . aid pianiiG called dsnd.ni Irish sf,,
words that "a and that Ia the encemeat Of the nosnt de-
PENDANT ussd the words complained OF Sealed Verdict.
ACTION FOR FALSE ENVIRONMENT.
John Market John LesrY.
Plaintiff says that defendant accused him OF having
stolen gold wsch received knowing % have been oos
complaint before Justice stOar the Police once aud
Psr TN briDr the present suit and claims damages
defense said gold watch oen from defsnd,,rs
him cleaning watch the Of which he pat 10
excite with o.her o.rcUmstsness tbs suspicion Of de-
f,ndsnf plaintiff bad his watch Defendant stated "a, fats 60
SIR MAY Assistant Captain Police who sent poeenae 60 tsil
plaintiff % 10 the Police Once and ong me wsen WIN
that he refused and that the painti vas swMd Drols ns
Staten night that both parties appeared beoro
Justice Stuart in the nOrnBl that dssndsa: hsn se lie ;sr
that issued against PsS5 OF ay P'sesans
IA a. stated. The S1se ID on
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CHRISTMAS AND IioIIoay PessExrs.-The ladies
I Advertisemen.J
Mr. WrIIIyG respcsfully informs the

Mr.. WELuSG respectfully informs the puoHc tIa'
complete and upoT sr-Esens FOR taking Da
erofype Of roups sinEs MAJ desired, which he will
uafntee equal the best frodncsns Of the sid 81
espt han other establishments Gallery car Of Blocker and
am. f-sfa
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ARREST oF LUSATIc FOR ATTEMPTING TO MURDER HIS
WnE-Ihs Sso6e a. Prison and IRqwcstb the CoroRcr.
VIM Kirk the German tailor who at early hour on Mon
day morning arrested for stabbng his wife in many
parts of her body with intent TO take her life committed
suicide in his cell at the Eex Market Prison at late hour
he same night by s;ran.ng himself with crava Coro-
Der Wilhelm yesterday held inquest upon the body and
evidence taken no, only to the circumstances Of bis
death but also as to the assault upon his wife Chas Kuhn
Of No 800 Hudson brother law the deceased stated
IN evidence that TIE latter had up about week before his
death been kind husband and sober that aboueghi
dsys since he exhibited symptoms Of insanity which con
tnued anti O'Clock Sunday morning, when he arose
nom his bed saying he had work to do and com
menced sowing at o'clock he put shavngs under the bed
and ct Ere to them, but his wife put out the danes by
throwing bed clothing over them When she did this he
gave an awful yell seized Of the children covered its
eedy with burning fluid from lamp which upon the
table and set FIRE to the fluid His wife seized bed
clothing and threw about her child thus exhnsushng
The flames before serious injury had been done. The
room was then dark, and the mailman caught bis wife
" the neck threw her upon the floor and stabbed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

FATAL AccIpEST.-Mr. John Brnughton Captain OF the
shin George Hurlbu lying the foot of John ST. e r.
was Yesterday morning found lying dead in the hold OF his
ship where be supposed to have fallen accidentally who
in the of leaving for home at III O'Clock on MONDAY
night The Coroner was notified.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
How Stands the Case?

The near approach Of the election creates
good deal OF talk and excitement, ana we
notice but few seem TO understand tie pc
sition Of parties in the district.
The Wings md Antics are near about
equal. Set aside the Benton vote, and
Lndley would beat Jackson several hun
dred.
The Benton Democracy, it is very evil
dent, then, hold the balance of power
Which ever way majority of them vote
turns the election.
or those that vote we think a majority
will vote for Lindley; moi that they love
him, or endorse his principles. but to de-
feat Jackson, The Sworn enemy Of Co.. Ben
ION, who is PIT forward by his friends on
account Of his hostility 10 Benton.
This is just the way the canvass stands.
We know many Benton men who are made
of too ''stern stuff TO lick the hand that
smites Them and beyond our personal &C,
qnantance, we have unduubcd authority
for saying there are scores Of them who
utterly repudiate jackson, and cannot be
got 10 vote for Inn under any circumstances.
For Jackson or any body else to say he
will be elected by from fifteen hundred TO
Two thousand majority, is simply ridiculous,
and shows an ignorance of the state of al
fairs not TO be envied, or desire TO de-
ceive which is highly reprehensible.
We believe Lindey stands the best
chance of election, and we caudidy give
our reasons for that belief.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
YOUNG MEN.

There are number Of Young Men in
this District, who will cast their FIRST VOTE
on Monday. 1t is matter of some i'm
portance that first vote should be CAST
RIGHT. You have TO choose between two
men:-the one young man just entering
public life, of an active. quick mind, highly
discriminative, ready TO investigate all the
new improvements and ideas of this go
ahead age, adopt that which is good and re-
ject the bad:-the other man past the me-
rdian OF life, whose better days have been
spent in studying and practising party fac
tics, who is cramped by party aflinities and
associations, is entirely behind the age, and
whose notions of public policy bear the i'm
press of old .tOgyism.
Young Voters! start right. Vote for
one Of your own class; vote for the eloquent
and talented young LrNDLEY; he is noble
specimen of the young men Of our day.
Unaided and alone, he has CALAMITY fought
his way TO his present position and his on
ward march may be checked, but cannot be
stopped. He has the mind, the energy, the
eloquerce 10 bear him on, and on he will
go. Give him your voles, set up for your.
selves, and lay old fogyi,m on the shelf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
Are the Wings at Work?

The Clique, at Fayettc, are holding daily
consultations, and sending ont runners ia
every part Of the county. They ere pay
ing specia! attention to the Germans Of this
place, and to Benton men generally. So far,
they have not made anything here. Our
Germans know how to vote without dcta-
ton from the Fayotie clique.
But, we ask, are the Wings at work?
If not, let them begin, forthwith, to see that
every one votes. The democracy have bet
on carrying This county for Jackson, 'desP'ie
lie Dutch and Benion fressodcrs." They
are working for money, as well as for jack
son. Wings, be octive-bring out your whole
strength, and Jackson's majority will be
over the left.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
TO THE POLLS! TO THE PoLLs!!

Next Monday the people Of this District
are 10 choose person 10 repr csent them in
Congress. Messrs. JAMES ]. LrNDLEY and
c. F. JACKSON are the candidates.
Mr.. LINDLY is young man Of decided
talent--of undoubted patriotlsm-of great
energy and industry-eloquen and bold and
totally devoid of political trickery and dem
agoguery. If elected, hewill be free TO at
tend to the interests of his constituents,
and will not go 10 Washington TO engage in
partisan conflicts or personal denuncidion:
He will attend 20 the legitimate business of
a Representative, private and public, and
will be free to consult with Benton, Atchi-
son, or Miller, in all matters involving the
Sinterests of the State, or his constituents.
Mr.. Jackson is an old politican--has
anade politics trade"-and has great ca
paciiy' for political iugglery and thimble-
rigging: in this he is Mr.. Lindey's superb
or, but in nothing Csc. He was put for
ward in this canvass on account of personal
and political hostility to Col. Benton; and his
friends seek to send him to Congress for
the express purpose Of waging war against
Col. Benton, This is their first great ob-
iect, his fitness, otherwise TO make good
representative, being secondary consider
alton. lie will go 70 Washington bitter
partizan, in the gsnerpl aeeeptaton of that
term, and bitterer partition against por-
ton of his own pary atEhome. His time
will be devoted TO party matters generally,
and to killing of Col. Benton, and his
friends, particularly. Ills consultations,
for the good of his State and constituents,
will be confined to about one .third of his
colleagues.
Voters Of The Third District il is for you
to choose between them. Icu are TO de-
eide this question. Take the partizan-the
Office seeker: or the man that is unshaohel-
ed, and seeks net the place for personal
pride and conflict.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
Rmrrstein-The Germans.

Mr. BGRNsTEIN, Editor OF the ,4n.eigsr
des Wtsigns, a highly respectable German
paper, printed in ST. Louis, in a late num-
Der OF his paper, urged the Germans Of this
district to vote against c. F. Jackson, in a
lengthy and well written article. The ar
tice was translated and published in many
Of the American papers, and gave very
sound reasons why Mr.. Jackson should be
defeated. This article has aroused the An
ti-Benton press, and a fierce onslaught is
made on Mr.. Bernstein. The HNorth
East Reporter" warm Jackson paper,
printed at Canton, says bernstein fed his
country with "the marks of a halter on his
necl;'' calls him san escaped lelon;" San
infdel;" "a mean scoundrel;" "renegade
william" and mary other such names. This
abuse of their Editor is not very likely TO
make our German friends vote for Jackson.
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