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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

~ An anmlted debate sprung up in the Senate on
Monday, GA the reference Of tie petition from N4ss4chu-
sets for tue repeal OF tie Fugitive Slave Law, which last
ed all day. Tue speakers Rockwell sud Sumner OIL
one eide aud Jones' BOdheaJ, Bulltr Mason aud Po.i,
o. the other.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

Tar CRor'-The Oaio Cuuv4tor says the wheat cror
in Franklin Fairfield, Licking, aud Muskngum counte,
promises about an average though there prospect OF
damage from the hy. From the north western countie
the report is very uuiavoraole From Wayne Richlani
stark aud other counties, tie report ia generally flvora
Die On the whole from present prospects, the whea,
crop will no; be much below tho average.
ln la lana the prospects less favorable whole
than in Ohio.
ia Illinois and Iowa the crop is more promising. There
are in these States than has ever
been before Wheeling Int.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

~ We have received two pieces of music How
Softly and Sweetly The Lively Guitar; aud the Black
Bird Qusdrles, published by Firth, Pond & Co. New
York, and sold by Mr.. P. II. Taylor ofthis city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

~ The grand jury Of The United States District Cour.
'r California have found true bills against Hcssrs Walker
Snow, aud Jerngan-tbo President, Secretary, of the
Navy, and Secretary Of War, Of the Republic Of So
nors"-ior violations Of the neutrality Law,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

eIf-We have letter from gentleman residing
in Gloucester County which speaks very dscouri gingy
o the yield Of the wheat crop in tia, aud adjoining
c'unties 1t says that up shor, time previous to ha
vestng the crop promised better bu. tina, in a
very few days. the whole gang Of pests seemed to haze
been let loose upon ihem-the rust the chnch bug &C.
$3.50 that instead Of first rate CROP antcipa-
tel the yield will DO greatly diminished and this we uu.
Gerstand is general in large section Of which Goucester
forms n part.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

c |, is stated that the Secretary Of the Treasury has
thoroughly examined the of the Hon. T. Butler
King, formerly Collector of the port of San Francisco
aud tha, the disputed points have been decided in Mr.
Kings favor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

The ViRdIsIA AsD TENNESSEE BAILRoAD is completed
to the Newburn depot, lu6 miles from Lynchourg The
cars will commence running the additional section
about the middle OF the weeka day being appro
pited To revise aul strengthen the track-Lyneh
burg pryinidH, June 81.
The souihside raj road, are Informed will open
new section Of their road Monday Tuesdy TO Gibbons
With twelve miles Of Lynchburg The energy aud expe
dion OF this company have been surpassed in the
railroad enterprises Of the sa,e.-B.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

~ The New York Herald nave great faith in
the Wings of the S1uEh. 1t says it looks in vain, except
among Southern Wing jiurnIls, for anything OF thai,
wholesome and enlarged spr; OF political consistency
which, this crisis should animate the good and trus,y
Of al parties. 1t declares that the Spoils-the spos
lie the foundation Of all the plans aud specu!s,ons Of
all others OF our party journals 1t then appeals to
Southern Wings stand firm in the position they have
iken-slys they in position command the balance
Of power, aud thi they may yet right the ship of State
and deiea the conspraors against the Union North and
South.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

N Tho cholera s prevailing 70 alarming extent In
':"'ica The Kingston papers give melancholy details
Of its raysges.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

HVs ADD orr for SALE 'N
800 sidos Sole Leather
~ dotsn french and American Calf gsn,
doSsn oochinesi and Green Lambs
10 dofsu Mems and Ladies' Nor stins
10 dozen Goat and Sheep Bin ling
Enanned and plain Patent leather dgnred
and pao WIN general assortment Of Leather Ac Tor shoe
nista '
slaughter Hide, and Veal Skins Tanners OIL Cur.
rerb Tools, &C, DC.
They solicit a call from all In want.
Epn sALE..A hsnd'e@s 'scond-hspd suIt.y and Hsr-
I'p rpwM woRrHAM 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

Cirr AssEssxrSr-Thc Assessor for this city has jus.
made his returns Of tho amount Of property real aud
assessed for the present year. They exhibit OF
real estate amount Of So OF personal prop.
ery S6s sls ST. lie certified upon oath before the
yesterday to the correctness of these returns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30
A,MsNAySasc t1s,>i ~: ~
~ ssb "Sas4s:
:. Is!lsIllW
RICHMOND WING.
rprn.v uopNINc lime so. 1854.

TO CORRESPONDENT .,.
Letters susnsss mast De ssdrs''ed'o the Aa''' ="
Wzi0." -. =, ...,,.,.,
standing ought TO be Known 10 Az, AhI
FROM Obituary es"'
.n,es are charged Tor as advertisements.
~ ooouupIeatiou, viii charged the advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

IMPORTANT NATIONAL MEAsuRys-Thcre has, probably
never been greater number important national meas
occupying the attention OF tho people and Congress
the country than At this time. Among them we may
specify
The treaty between Mexico and the United States nv
which We arc to pay ten millions for to the Pa
cite, large accession Of territory, eItnguhment OF
certain Mexican claims against the United States under
the treaty o Guadalupe Hdago and other advantages
aud considerations. TIE reciprocity aud fishery treaty
between Great Britain aud the United States and intend
ed more particularly for the benefit of the East. The
nexaton OF the Sandwich Islands said have been par
tally determined upon by authority given Com
missioner accept the position of Protector. treaty
between the United States aud Japan by which three OF
the ports oil tn kingdom be opened to American
The organization of the territories OF Ne
braska aud Kansas The acquisition of Cuba, either by
purchase or conquest The reorganization OF the Navy
and the establishment Of apprenticeship system foi
the increase of seamen. modification of the tariff and
the building OF the Pacific Railroad. The withdrawal OF
the African squadron and the adoption Of for the
protection OF the merchant marine coas.-Bdlh-
american
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

CHANGE IN TURKISH Observation-Disclosures he
preslI Pashs, recently called from the government
Adranope to be Minister of Marine is appointed aud
Vizier lie was formerly Turkish Minister at London,
and is liberal. Hall PAsni succeeds him as Minister
OF Marine. The change is considered politically mpor-
tlnt.
At conference OF eight governments recently held a,
Hamburg 1t was unanimously resolved that it l. the in
tenton of all the German States 70 adhere purely ahd
SIMPLY TO tho Convention OF April 40, il ii be submitted
10 the Diet At the tine there was drawn 10 the
basis ol note to Austria aud Prusss If those powers
shall further consult the Diet. The agrees to defend
the Austrian and Prusan Territories il menaced by Rus
a, provided Austria aud Pmssia will agree 10 defend
Germinc Territory With their whole force instead Of their
contingencies against nvIons. But the German States
demand the right reconsider before engaging 10 any
act Of aggression Bavaria Is the negotiating power be-
tween the parties.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

SLi.TRiA.-Aganst the Russian IOrce OF 20 900 men
arfayo before Slista appears ha. the commander Of
tue allied army has sent equal nu'oher Of troops
.sticg Of $4,000 Turks Of Omar Pachas force "a 900
French and 5000 British The head quarters Of the al.
lies At Warns, and II calculated that by the lOu,
Of June, their expedition would reach Slisuin when
desperate battle would no doubt ensue.
TIA CULrUsE.-Accordng to the Cincinnati Columbian
thersafe present Of Chinese 10 the vicinity
orRanIzsb condition Of tho Chinese empire affords 6ne
opportunity for enterprsing capitalist procure u
emigration TO the United States Of practical and e1pe
reneed tea growefs Of which probably these
at Cincinnati may he taken an indication.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

THx HEAr yesterday intense. By many it was
regarded as the watme't day experienced in this vi
ciny for some years. At the Exchange the tbermom-
eter to 90 degrees which is higher are told
than it has reached for the last ff,cea years. In ou
publication Office the range OF the Thermometer was as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30
LOCAL AFPAiRs,


ORB frtLows tisif - We Understand large delegation
nom the lodEes oil ,h city expect to vs Norfolk the
approaching Fourth Of July to participate With their
brethren Of Norfolk In laying tho corner stone Of new
Hall about to DO erected by the Order In that city The
programme TO be carried the occasion Is published
In the Norfolk papers and the ceremonies will doubtless
be ola very imposing character. The following will be
the order Of procession.
MlLIrARY--MUSIC.
Sons Of Temperance.
Recbabitsa
Orator Of the Da, aud Bedding Committee In
Carriages.
Subordinate Lodges !. o. OF.
Encampments.
Masonic Order.
f. O. Robinson, has been appointed Chief Marshal and
will be assisted by the following deputies.
A. =. Santos, WIN. b. Rogers, j. T. Re imond, s. O. 81.
lio, n ii. Moore, wis Webb W. II. Barrett, j. w. Da.
Wis, j. l.. Belotc, J. r. Ludlow. wm A. Graves, r. II.
Stevens, L. q. Thomas. II. d. Merritt.
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blvA

ss (! II! Sssssss Az sis.. :t s..ss, ~
Papers pehshst Al u,s.tii hen.ueky sx,
No Hantssile Ala. viii b'ssss eepy. ~"
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"rhs beautiful /, vanished and return, not.

I'd Ion," Of the Baltimore San INDUCES in tho FOL :
oing speeuatons concerning the prospects Of annexs
ton:
the prospect OF the annexation OF the Sandwich
Islands Is al-o much dimmed by recent advces The
king the chiefs the ministry and the people, who
believed to DO in favor Of the measure, have be.
come hostile or indifferent to it. Their hostility
been produced by the Influence OF selEconstuted
miitee of ,huteen consisting Of Foreigners and few
Americans Who are opposed to because they
wish to become themselves the masters OF the Islands
Even Cuoa not lkly to be immediately acquired
Flouserism has failed accomplish tho object Spain
Is not now resay to sell it. is Congress ready go
war for il.
Under these circumstances these
over ill another year uuduished business"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

Hs l,s Esss sil,os' - ks, ~ us,,s s.s s'sshu
u p,es, pssshsa wits. hsn;sei, J,ss,soa siy,
sale. OF res.sce made By VIM. n. shrpp.Id.
nj, Sss,S SoSs, hsd'- alex Hat M atiek am. a,
y, e sSSs.-, ..ie observation-disclosures
b Ps g 2 sou, q, sAs,., "nx..M,,x.
,. aa,psr, shs. ,sliS
s%si:Si s$s !; !. \ isaf's; 80: HID. .~
az t1,Ssr hS ,S at sX.i M1x. iMsx a,
S%.kr x:s.sSs ssnd;.,,Sss .iSs ss'."n
iia:$ is3'S ia (. l;I I ill., eth i
ss.Sss: 81: . ssss;1 II. (.
y. sS 1s..sy 70 bids, a. $40 asx, ask.
Film I'm i:. 'sSS
Ssar's' As.nus. hhd'i s,sS is,T Msx. iniOim
S% .s..I assi as ,Shs "x
-. BALLOON ASCENSION
'' THE ''l''r TIM n S SlasSfans Or CENTURY
S ssSSl sT GP'p po 1,ar l. Il.
sousps on NJ; ,s the SLASH oorTAGr
tD spl.ndid Band o. be .esenOod.
Provon be made q feed them sOun,eou,y a, cit,
Do Dc o. hsa Ir.dsf!eitaiiss..:.....s
Swth admission TO the Ascension or,unds)
coming By private win be charged cent?
Trains VIII leave Richmond att 9, g. and 4 o,e,oes
ss o. sstiSs s pp az o . from Mr.
rou kkIraf oF N july, Iss..
isf SSnsa @ AR
Roman Sss$ 1SSs fssss. sss's 'A'
chang. and o. Is mad ssa The d rent Bookstores FI
s.s. n Nh ;;
P 81 Ss s n,si a s9n '
EXCURSION Non Nm
sSsD.i +; Il: g.; gsS @
Ticket. c. be had q M,,, TOr and q any Of tho
jssSs. ~ ''l' 0Y'l4l'' R i BARKER. Agents.
The Of s 81 Si. ISL ;s held :.
tn. io,sins as.Sis's S a. Ss
washcuse tS 70 ar, ssss s
'n sa r Thar ssaa g.. net sdn ssr Than os;t
"a s;y can &c ri the day Inspected
the suy NE break: are no. .ay =. the above
above rs.aoS. sss .' ..s Sy H., . ,,
copy each Of s Ma s1snsr aud pPa'sA
On motion, adJ,urnsd.
JANE, scorr. Chairman. Sh ss,.n;
DRAGO0Ns AisTENTION.
hI,. day osEet A. H. 'pAo' AZ DAts''' on Union
by order OF the Captain.
2seo-n AZ. GoooH. o. g.
OFFICE VA CENTRAL RAiLRoAH
-ro,nrps :, o., RlcuhoSp June goth, 1854.
81 coupon bonds OF Va Central Railroad Coupspy
10 Ne. YORK. are informed INA, nise,t 1heS
oe due on the LIST July will be paid uiun b. MI Of Nm
lok or At pe etee OF the Company after IN. Il, ,y
ths presshtacn and surrender Of propyr Cou
ed. A' eANnante WIN ne add
jeso-4, . YAK BIT,
UNNTRtCr OF JlMkICA GINGE.1-fiJN1, - = -
- Sos-warranted TO contain form The a.
ssntiA prophecies OF the best jamaica White Ginger
preparation has been used here for yra con.
uefed oy all Who have tried IT,
cnes for the relief and rron.
sausehs all those distressing debility
which attend dys epsiA In nearly all forms 1850
prevents and relieves barri incipsnt .,,v.
and wl rnecuay nauncy FUN Ate, e.t
ing AS-d persons those fro orile J, a,.,
VIII experience benefit 10. use. " 49,
travellers s dad nvap able rem dy sranst IN. mn,
pleasant elect OF Since its ltrei con M.
years snee no me ieae % rapidly secured the pablo m
provsl " evidenced BY large aud steadily de-
Purchasers for "PURCElL LApp CO a
EStact Jaaai:s Giuger," which Is only q had OF
jeso Ah' La w W MAJ 60 Dr1EEis',,
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RlanAast aARREfs. ils, N

f--ltse rtt hsss. tosthas Sty iats. and Al, s,S,,
father as -, -seh any qsoies decline Ia ises Ne ., q.
tnss ..r t'S.r eui.,os, inis,or y., .tS 81 vsry
Eoca ana IN. .sHrns ~ eli sosd nss .hppins
10 to sx ony MI .sid hlsh hiisr asarsa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

To- Tho Mlvsukis Sentinel says "thore would moi,
by soS possibility, be better prospect for the wbs.,
erop"is Wisconsin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

ADIfog DHRSs OODsI will offer from this day The "a.
~ msnng portion Of stock Of Ladies' Dress foods
Ing o. many dsra Styles ~ rtduced pee, In close
htm. slLAs h, JOHNsON,
eN No. Of Main street,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30
oTTIcE VA CENTRAL RAIIkoSG =:


RICHMOND. June Goth, 1851 Z
pay.oe In New YORK; are Informed that ntsre,t rheS
Sa,t due on shs Is. jay viii be paid the Of NV
ok OF AZ Pe once OF the Company,
upon the presentation and the propr Com
when paid Mt the latter place. eIhante will he add
i.sna, }. GAR EFT,
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BALLOON ASCENSION
FOR THE Piiisr THINK ~ A QuAnTEas OF A CRNrU
FIRE wORISSi

hERss viii be brilliant display OF FIRE WORKS at IN. AR.
on .he evening Of the Fourth Of july,
wheels. B.hoon, Roman Candles, Flying Pigeons, &C.
Tickets2 cents be had Bookstores, F.
ehsnge and American Hotels, and At the Armory.
The proceeds, after paying the win be
In aiding to purchase Iv-THUMENrs Ia
those OF the Blnd nearly unit u.c $3.50
EH MUSIC BY the BAND during Intervals. i.9o- "a
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"ENRlCOLIGIT ORA S:OONS a'IsII5N.,S...S--
~ Attend meeting your Company AZ Bstrr,. on t,
hiii, TO day, at 10 occck, A. II, - ' - VI Union
by order Of the Captain.
jeSp-lt ,oo,u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-30

MACHINE BELTING, LEATHER Avn M
1Nh Ola RUBBER, Of all siEs; also. STEAm ENGisH PACK.
INC, HOSE, 40 constantly on hand, for sale by
WILLIAMS BROTHER
Isso-est Corner Cary and Pesri streets.
HALIFAX HEHRINGs, -9oobbl, sod half bs,. hand.
IL some Halifax Out Hsrrinss, In store and Tor sale
leo BACON BAsKERvILL
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-12
LATEST NEWS.
Murder ofthe SHERIFF. Of Clayton County,
Iowa.


Tie following account Of the murder Of the
Sheriff of Clayton County, Iowa, we clip from
the Galena JeDersonian. Truly this Ii novel
why Of Kidding boats ofattachmcnts snd actions
for debt. II IL ono Of the most revolving mur.
dcrs We have ever clroniclcd;
We learn that, on Monday last, dcplo,nblc
affair occurred ut McGrcgOr, Iowa. which 70.
suited Ia the murder Of the Sheriff Of Clayton
county. We hear the following particulars !.
When the steamer Henrietta landed there on
her way down from ~ Paul. the Sheriff went
on board md served u writ Of attachment on
the boat. aud while IN the act Of STOPPING down
10 throw or the claIn cable with which 10 tic
her up, hc received u blow Oi, the back Of the
head TINT rendered him mnsccsa. The boat
then left with the Sheriff, but landed him IN tho
above condition. IN n lone place. between Me.
tircgor and Clayton CITY, where h. wns found /;
hc died soon after. Two men Immediately
started IN pursuit Of tho bout with skn-
They rowcd gallanily nll of Monday night, bat
were impd"l bya head wind. and reached
here, almost exhausted Ia about one hour after
the bout left this port for below. One Of The
men followed on another bout. the first 0ppor.
tunty, and will no doubt 0ycriukc the Ilci,rict.
~ somewhere. Telegraph dispatches were
also sent 10 the Rock Island police, Il IA hoped
IN season to arrest The guilty authors Of ihiH
peculiarly aggravated outrage.
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THE Jury n Helena, (Ark) on tho 2ilI, pro.
secuted 10 the Court two true bills Of indictment
against tho Md,iha Woahhg'u eonspIalors --
one TOR murder and the other for avson,
Tho HoDe IN Tho court room vi tho time WIS
very affecting a correspondent or Tho CIu.
clnnnll 7hmrs says -" Cnph CUMMINGS was
w p"le w doail, KISsASE looked IN n biz mind
WIS giving away, nnd h. would sink under tho
b'ri'loiI upon him ono Or tho Charms pbod
le@r'' and asked Tho Judge " 10 would no, grant
bnIl"
Tho Judge decided that Tho parties were on.
titled TO bail, which WIS fixed for Corr md
KIssAsn nt $4,000 each Capt CUMMINGS
$4,000. Tho others $4,000 each.
Tl"lr own recoenlsanee waA taken 10 appear
and answer The charge Of arson. Nome Of ,lp
parties lad given bail up 10 noon on Tho 97,h
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1,Hhs SUPERIOR items,

We clip from the bahe Superior JoUrud Of
the 9Th May, The following items Of interest
Osf0sA 60s,=Wp hafn hom taplain PARSER,
thal lhis town has gown Apidly during lhepsI wins
lef, and lhal II never presented Az thriving m apr
peafaHee M NJ present, Nav and Substantial imildr
ings afe going w IN VII quarters VI lle village, md
extensive preparations fUr business NJ VII kinds miNg
made There h umhing ~ prevent Onloaauon hom
being large toWnj NJ minaraI resources alo asian
sve and we'll established, a,d 'ha business VI VII lln
mines IN lal district will concentrate, ~ g,oa, DO
g'oe, NJ TINT plaza, 4 good ha,Im Il much nopdnd,
and viii soouer ~ hler bo buIt Wy government, and
mi ling TINA will oIapse before railroad viii l,o
esaOded from Chicago, ~ so,e olhor paint ~ I,pke
Miohgan. ~ TINT domshing town
CopptW sWirMtsrs.-1ho aunn,n, NJ coppev
shipments hw IIo oomIog ,enr viii lmlaloa esrocd
Tint ~ last ,onf by k,y ~ my pr oon. Thus ir
'hote hns moN ktwarded. fou 'hIs place. fam 'ho
cur mI0". M io'y Da1 lb.j Norwich. 1iom ~, N.
Forest, ~ tons 40 ll.I MInnosoln. Ar TINS IN In
up " 'ha 2Bi IUx.
Uov. simvsuk, President II 'he Iiu.oo I'"y CO..
arrived here Hom Montreal by ,ho Ia., ulp u 'ho
N@iAw"S, ty ro0's fm Ned hIvef nnd IioIson''
Nay, IN hid tnn,mI visit ~ thu interior. The Glow.
looh. hale ,Fi hearty. and nbuaanlly a,e n endure
The hatdshlfs NJ many nt,e trips across lla coniI.
Oenl, The "bluade" NJ cnnops nom Montreal ma
rived day ~ iva previous. viii, these and hia ouI.
n, ihe GOV, proceed. NJ ooee NJ iahe E0pp,ht 10.
wards The feal Ro,ih, where Tho mercury heeyes In
winter and where IN summer they have tat iiuison's
Hay but sA weeks NJ water nav iga,oa,
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~. Paul 1tniiies.

The following from the II, Anthony Etprrys.
Is ~ exceedingly well done that We give II II
pace IN our columns. We are quite willing
to take our share Of the illusions. and to irui,z.
fer the baunc, to the E,pre'sI account with
the 7im~-"hicl. Judging from The quotations.
saying nothing about the " jnlepH. &c II seems
peculiarly 10 NJ
~. PAVL DAHts.=t'he fmr ~. Pant dal,eh a,e
Kept Up " ii spl,i md Mlpnl indped II would puy'
VII oOG ~ say which his the had They n, WeoI,l
MI only ~ The place Ian TpVio,,, md ~ ,Usi all
meet WIN M Dlpgm, sipluNt. W. should hope ili,
citizens NJ NJ, Anthony would oAloud lrlu u lniDl
patronage, md would 1o ~, were MT 0r nU'l u,
Engagements IN ~ ,nsa stsri0,y tlnio ~ H. ,HDof "
eui'oly uncertain Wl,dhor n jmper waohI ~" receive
ed from ~. laul IN thu dizzy ~ Vuldrn'IoO ~ W'oh
hief, " II frequently nul'slug ~ o','ofvr The lngo.
uhms osl"rn,s ,o.o,,rd Il, b, ,i,e,o knIub,- t.m,L
MT 'olh oVhs) NJ III" WIll. n Oll np their
sheets. News Items milling shou they lnko n,,i't
mck. On editor ''|oNms his pOslllOn,' ~ 0inhos n
tDiNlnrni IN ieplld ~ sO'N" iolc. IA ~ osaml,h.
ihni 'llio lnlro ~ putty hns W. lniDodMlp, hn Ia
assaulted IN The n,si snyngc nnowt ny lis coicnpn
iai"s, who nrcns" hun of lmlDg 'h,wklhg.' ms'll
lnlng. lIim sefvug' Iull ,oon.' 'p,oslllullul 'ho
ynsi l,oury and nnUeuro NJ lho press fn ,I,o most
dlsliontnblo puiIUscs. This wind, wat NJ wmds'
ile mls",ens slnk ua hands, rneli swedtina Tint he
ohot IL ~ ,l"m'l so'd fellow, and stepping into
itanh's md mle'lny NE cream nnd mint Uep.-
sli0ng--ft iao.' Al this Il itch and me, Che
tjtnfilng W. nehna=eant speak ~ N ie cream nii
l0l,ps) gives sest md variety ~ The lnpeis. and
helps Un,ke ~ n igosi attractive bin NJ lhie. SUI.
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The city Is now quiet Seventy additional
warrants were ISSUED ilIa morning for the nr.
reat ~ those cDgngod IN The riot
Mayor l@mlorl JuslIoe lIIahcly. and Al.
dcr'n"n l'nIlm'd nrc oil houvy conpIaIunnls
against the prisoners admitting ll,oao 10 bali
vino cnn procure II, and committing lloro who
cannot.
Th" ncghboll'ood Of The Cily iInIl h crowd.
"d with those having hIcmIs implicated In llc
riot.
l'csl'leH the lil' InG'nry. lLc rolIowIng NIL.
ilnry were ordered oui. l,ul Gli,I ~ make their
appearance" The cly CndoIs The Cily Llm
Guards, and The lilnppold House Guards.
Notices hnd been posted on The walls ndjo,,
my the lots where ilc street preacher ls bui,
accustomed 10 hold forth, forbhliIng ircplnss
on the ground onlcr penalty or The Inv. bm
40 attention WIS paid 10 Tho orier