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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-04-22
:. Succession OF John B. Smith -
yTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifih Dis

Ale UF LOUISlANA- rIHn lis
~ trict Court-Parish Of Lafourche. ,7l-E
Whereas, JOHN E. BECK, of said parish Administrator
Of said Estate, has filed with the Clerk Of the above Court
final account Of Administration. .4..q. zs.ss-.t
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified to
file their objections any they have to the said account
with the Clerk Of said Court at his Office in the town Of
Thbodaux in thirty days after the disqualification hereof
the said application will be confirmed in due of law
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
@D4S sth day Of April, thousand eight hundred
and fifty -four. l16-5tl L. s. ALLAN Clerk.
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Beatty and Tucber, Executors Of j. W Tucker, gs
Heirs and Creditors OF a. Robinson. NJ
GTATE OF LOuISIANA-Fifth Dis


WHEREAS: j. G. BEATTY and G.. ". TUCKER, of said
parish Executors Of j. W. Tucker deceased have filed with
the Clerk Of said Court final account Of the Adminsra
ton of said Tucker as Executor of A. Robinson praying
that it may be homoogated.
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified to
file their objections any they have to the said account
with the Clerk said Court his office in the Of Thbo
daux thirty days after the first publication hereof or the
said account will be confirmed in due course Of law.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, this
3N3SX LIST day of April, one thousand eight hundred
and ffty-for [15-5tl L. S. ALLAN, Clerk.
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IHERIFF'S SALE
1 IOIIIcIANA District parisl

N STATE UF LUUISIANA-FItn Ustrlct COurt, PARISH
of Lafourche. L.
Joseph Raymond and jackson Pierce for of the Police
Jury the Parish Laourche Land of Estate of j. B.
Cantrele. No. 1882. IS Oh T.. ts..-s+.,.s ..=5 :
TAKE NOTICE That by virtue Of order Of seizure and
sale eanang from the above entitled Court in the above
entitled and numbered case have seized and will offer for
sale at public auction at the Court House in the town of
Thibodaux, SATURDAY the 9Th day of MAY, 1854 at
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in said parish at
about sc miles below the town Of Tibodaux the right
hank of Bayou Lafourche, bounded above by land Of
Jackson Pierce, and below by lands of Grinage Ban
chard having arpen front by forty apents in depth,
and belonging to the succession Of Gabrielle
TERMS OF SALE-CASH. - 80 .= en- sz-4-ti ,''ez
Said Sale will be made satisfy the principal interest and
costs of suit Ell apl II NJ BOURG, Sheriff.
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Succession dc Dacid ". Tucker. M
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-CO

TTAT DE- LA LOUISIANE.-Cour
IL du Cnquieme District Paroisse de Lafourche.
ArrEsDu: Que N Hs DAUNIs de ID paroisse de Terre-
ayec Geer de IA dite Cou compte provisional de son
administration, delnandant gun soft approuye. sst
En- consequence toutes qui pouaent avo des
objections dit compile son par les presents notifies de
les deduire Grer de IA dite Cour bureau, dams u
vile de Thbodaux dams Leo trene jours qn ivront
iere pubation De avis simon e DIT sera accorde
Temoin ma main ct Ie scear de Ia .dite Cour, ee
Is Ayril, mil hut cent einguante, quatre
l7-5t - Z. s. ALLAN, drehier.
NOTICE.-AN persons indebted to the
y y Succession Of MARIE !. R1vIERE, ara requested
tocome forward and settle and all persons to whom the
Aforesaid Succession Is indebted hereby notified to pre-
II nez - ~ R1yiEaE H. Adniaslsser.
AVIS. Toutes personnes qui doivent a
"A IA spcceaaon de MARIE j. RrvIERE sont par ie
requis de presenter reer toutes
aqu h te Succession do sont de meme requs de lee pre-
's Ssn' .nhsnsapes' q R1s :9Ssgns
NOTICE.All persons indebted to the
T. Estate e ihe hse ANAsTAsIA and BENJAMIN
thpse having claims against sid Estate, are reqnestSd
present them duly authenticated to the Undersigned
.Apa1. 1s.l v. 4: sHATFER, Adminisrasor.
q VISIT utes personnes qui doivent
IN 4 h Succession de ANASfAsIA e DENJAMN CROSS,
sont reqss De ve e toutes celes qi ont des re-
Asrnl. utAI W. a SNAPPER Adnistateur.s
NOTTCE-All persons indebted to the
come inward nj sstie; and "a persons whom the afor
sad Succession indebted IRE hereby notified to present
aheir claims duly authenticated, to the undersigned.
1851 u 4. Z. ANDERSON. Adminlstrator.
a VTS.-Toftes nersonnes uui- dOiyent 4
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Succession Of Samuel Roe, deceased.
rkTE OF LOUISIANA Fifth ind

SWccess10N q 5d'1sNeg Zoe, decedsc0.
GTkTE OF LOUISIANA.-Fifth Judi
NJ cial District Court Parish Of Lafourche. y "a
WHEREAS EDWARD MURPHY, Of said parish, Admin
srator Of said Esate has filed provisional account of his
Administration with the Clerk Of said Court praying that it
may be homologated asg3 NJ = t'5.' ~
Therefore, vi persons hereby warned and notified to
file their objections any they have to the said account
with the Clerk Of said Court at his Office in the town of
Thibodaux In thirty days after the first publication hereof
or the said account win be confirmed in due course law
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
HES sth day Of April, thousand eight hundred and
fifty -four. 1861 81 L. 8. ALLAN, Clerk.
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QHERIFFSa SALE

~ STATE OF L0UISIANA-Fth Judicial District Court,
Parish of Lafourche. u ~ ~ ds3Ni t3'Ef
Jean J. Babn for Of the Police Jury Of the Parish Of
Iafourche cs Land of Owner unknown. No 1886. n
TAKE NOTICE. That by virtue Of an order Of seizure and
sale emanaing from the above entitled Court in the above
entitled and numbered case have seized and will offer for
sale public auction at the Court House in the town Of
Thibodaux on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of MAY, 1884, at
II o'clock the following described property, towt
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in said parish on
the right bank Of Bayou Lafourche, at about 81 miles
below the town Of Tboux bounded above by land Of San
non Sole and below by the lands ofJean Paisance having
five arpents front said bayou, by forty arpens in
depth, belonging to owner unknown.
TERMS or SALE-CASH.
Said Sale win be made to satisfy the principal interest and
cost ofsuit u " Tapls II NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
~, Estates of Vdlere Bourg and We
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fitth Dis

70 y, Estates of Valere Bourg and VIE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fitth Dis
~ trict Court-Parish of Lafourche.
WHEREAS: JOSEPH BOURG, OF saa parish Eaf1sl
has filed his application with the Clerk OF the ABOVE Court
to be appointed Administrator Of said Estate:
Therefore all persons hereby warned and notified to
file their objections they "a co 20 in g the toan "
odaux in ten DAYS after first publication hereof or the
said application will be confirmed in due course Of law
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
ane fifty fty doS li7sl L. S. ALLAN, Clerk.
- ,yuccessioas de Volere Boarg ct SON Epouse.
ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE.-Cour
IL du Cinqueme District, Paroisse de Lafourche. -,
ATTENDU: Que JOSEPH BOURG, de la dte
parosse &c jour fait application Greie de la di'e
Cour pour ere nome Administrators de la ite
En- oues les qu pouraient avor
des objections ade demande sont les presentes mott
fees de les dedure Greer de ladte Cour, bureau
dams Vile de Thbodaux, dams les dix ours qu suyront Il
premiere publication de Get avis, simon ladi'e application
scra accordee ct cenfirmee scion la loi.
Temon main ct lie sceau de ladite Cour, ce
~ q Is Ayril, mil butt cent einquante- quatre:
~ 1917. L. S. ALLAN, Gredier
urs Sarah sntnerr'e soits Of Thoaa. Yes, kr-
centric, IS. Heirs and Creditors 9fJ @ Yates.
GTATE OF LOUISlANA-Fiith Dis
~ trict Court-Parish of Iafourche
= WHEREAS: Mrs. SARAH SATHERNE, Of said parish
Execurix Of said Estate, has filed final account OF her
Administration with the CLERK Of said Court praying that it
may be honaologated +f
Therefore ali persons are hereby warned and notified to
file their objections any they have to the said account
with the Clerk said Court at his office in the town Of Tb
odaux in thirty days after the first publication hereof Or the
said account will be confirmed in due course OF law.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court. this
l25th day Of March, one thousand eight hundred
Nk29and ffty-four t14-5tl I. s. ALLAN, Clerk
lme Sarah Satae,7,e, epouse de Thomas P. Heas la
ecutrice, cs Hefitiers ct Creanciers DEL @ Yates.
ETAT DE LA LOUISlANE-Cour
~ du Cinquieme District, Paroisse de Lafourche.
ArTENDu: MME SARAH SATHERNE, de la dite paroisse,
Execurice de Ia dte Succession jour dpose dams la dte
Cour un compte final de Administration demandant
qu'i soft approuvee. .lst s*SIsa ..g w. ,l
En- consequence toute q ayor des
objections dit compile sont par les presentes noees de
les deuire au Greer de Ia te Cour BUREAU dams Ia
vile de Thibodaux dams les rente jours qn siyront Ia
premiere publication de Get avis simon lie dit compile sera &C
corde ct confirme scion la loi. ,-.
Temoin ma main ct lie sceau de Ia dite Cour, &c
0t8Zn % Mars, mil-huit cents cinquante-quatre.
@y T145tl L. s. ALLAN, Greffer.
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IN Succession Of MARIE j. RIvIERE, ara requested
10 come forward and settle; and all persons to whom the
Aforesaid Succession Is indebted hereby notified to pre-
sent their claims duly authenticated to the undersigned
f16-4t1 J.F, RIVIERE, Administration.
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persons indebted to the

IN Astaae n GEORGE i ANDERSON, are requested to
,oae 6rwsz nd see; and "a persons to whom the afes
lher claims, duly aushenticaed to the undersigned
4 fi5-ltI b as,Ra u L. r. ANDERSON, Administrator.
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MATTERS IN WASHING TON.
Correspondence Of The n 7. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n 7. Tribune
WASHINGTON, wednesday, June % 1854.
The appointment Of Gilbert Dean to succeed Judge
Barcuo received here with much surprise II the peo
PIE Of his Judicial District satisfied it may be a right
But be has never been regarded here standing par
with either OF his ant-Nebrasks Democratic associates,
while every knows that such Maurice, Peck
ham, Oliver Co.. will live up to all they profess there
has always been pervadng dlsiras Of Dcaas sincerity
and metal. His appointment to the Judgeship however
removes all difficulty his nomination for Congress
" II is an i'll wind that blows good
The attack made b. Senator Jones on the Wing party
and his attempt TO do journey-work for Douglas and
Pierce excites almost universal disgust number of his
southern associates do Mt hesitate manifest it, Some
men make asses of themselves, and have realizing
sciousness OF it aierwad, while others remain in bhssiu
ignorance of their transformation. You aware that
Senator Bright enierans great contempt for hs colleague
Petit 1t is said that Bright went home TO Indiana and
had the most sbomnabe platform possible made by the
Convention knowing that Petit must stand on and con-
sequently be utterly anniblated in the election hear
that Gen. Shields is under deep Of uind
count of his Nebraska vote. He may take occasion soon
TO renounce the niquy. lie finds that all his previous
brilliant career will. with the people Of Illinois outweigh
or relieve lhat Some men here have hard road
to travel.
Mr. Summers speech today in reply to Senators Butler
and Mason, was triumphant Ii was dignifed and bold
His enemies bcir judges he has acquitted himself
with honor. mention this because many were DIS
posed to think that in his previous encounter with his as
saaDis be had not fully sustained all of his positions. But
there was no difference opinion to-day. He left clean
record OF he paid attention TO the vulgarlte
of Petit or the personalities of Clay The petition
referred CON- and is thought the friends the Fug
tive Slave act will not be very eager for another snch
foray.
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CHOLERA IN THE WEST, &c.

CisoIsyA1I, Wednesday, June %, 1854
Considerable cholera is prevailing in several interior
towns in Kentucky and Missouri and many places have
been deserted by the citizens. The weather is everywhere
excessively hot.
Eastern Exchange in this market has declined to Il '
CrScIsS,rI, Thursday June 90, 1854
M ares, has vet been made for the murder Of the ALI
sons NV an internal machine Suspicion rests on one
of the students who has disappeared -, r
A dispatch from Independence reports .he uea'i Vi
Judge Brown, Agent Tor the Pottowatouhe lhuiais
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UoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

NJ FAULKNER said the condition of the Army az TINS
ene requires prompt and efcctGa legislation Inc ires
Cat in his message and the Secretary of War his re-
pm have called attention the demands and necessities
u branch of the public service II is proposed 10 III
esesse the army by additional regiment, but there
Ne two bills which the Committee are ready to report
Which Of vital importance the efficiency and organ
sson Of the army, and which ought be passed at an
early day He satisfied unless there are additional n
eueemens held OF the bills does for enistments,
the course of very short time will have no army
~ all to protect frontier settlements. Small as
our army now is there u p. this time dsmin for
400 recruits, and they cannot be had because the
gay viii not induce any to enter the army.
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THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD. &c.

tIttIhfAII, IUIf-IN.l JAut = TT.
The opening Of the Fnsi Grand Division Of lie Ono aui
Nnsssipp Railroad celebrated today. large ds-
egafion arrived here from Louisville and other Place
along the line shs evening. and conducted 70 the
BuTnei House, where spenid banque; WIS prepared,
under tie direction 9; JOINT Committee Of the City Cpun
eli and Merchants and Manufacturers About 1900
.uests entertained.
We ere nov in railroad connection with Louisville
tine, FIVE hours.
in the shade.
Eastern Exchange has declined to II per cent prem
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NEW LEGISLATIVE.

CONCORD, Thursday June %, 1854
The House at l2 O'Clock to-day proceeded to ballot for
United States Senator for the short term Whole number
OF votes 80; necessary for choice, 1885, Wells DEM
hsd $50, Eastman Whig 70, Tappan o. S. l6, Morrison
DEM 80 Clark ), Goodwin l. No choice.
Second ballot whole number cast, 3l2 necessary for
choice l57. Wells $780, Eastman a. Morrison 6s Tappan
IA, Blanks ), Goodwin l.. Two more ballots cast
than there were members No choice and the House adj
iourrod
81 z. M-The Senate have just elected John $. Wells
Senator for the short terra and notified the House thereof
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CANAL MEETING AT RooHEsTER.-A large meeting Of
the citizens Of Rochester held in that city on Wednes-
dsv evening take TO secure the endorsement
of the Canal in conformity TO the plan adopted by the "a
nal Board Sept ls 1850. Mayor Strong presided as'
cd BY large number OF Nice-Preslden's. Inc meeting
was addressed at length by the Hon. 3 D. Oh ms
City and resolutions were passed iavonns 'ne aaoPuon
If the largest size and depth recommended by any Of the
rr,,;reers fo- the Erie Canal West of Rochester
Committee of seven were appointed to present the resou-
ops TO the Canal Board at their meeting on the h OF
July.
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Mon AT CARLIsyILLE-AIrEAPr TO TEAR Down THE
JsLOn Friday last the dag set for the execution u
Andrew J. Nash for murder thousands and thousands OF
persons assembled at CarliDvlle from all parts OF
Macoupin Madison, Greene and Montgomery Counties.
The number attracted To Carnve ~ witness the execr-
ton il estimated at 900 persons and when the intsl
arrived that the convict sentence OF deatn had
been c6mmuied by the Governor To imprisonment 10 inc
Peneniary for life, the utmost excitement prevailed
among the enraged people Many o. nj tncs' ~ ss ,bSr
yst threatened take the matter into their own hands
ard ha Nash by mob force at the place prepared Tor ms
execution For time the Jail was protected by the
sheriff Jalor and nmy Of the citizens who kept guard
around il; but the mob continued q press upon them aho
finally attempted 20 pull the jail down. Al this moment
tie utmost confusion prevailed; me vicinity OF
crowded with people who seemed determined TO SATISFY
ter wicked desire for blood and rush. we are niormea
wss made for prisoner but be found dead IN ms
cell having either hung himself through fear Of the ro,
or L,er HING h, IL in the mdst OF the confusion Inc
crowd continued in the through the greater part o.
the night but a. if satisfied with the horrd deed ney h"a
brought about attempted no further Outrage Inn, a.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL hslf-past three ciocA On
Wednesday afternoon the passenger han wnien "a. ~
Portland at two clock the T. y ana r. r. rs ran o'
the ,rack at Wells Depot, in consequence Oh me "a
ment of the switch. The depot master ,e -, the
gone away the day and len e or Ignorance eff
= in Tho wong posiriop. The engine rnaeI a,'
car are complete wreck; but foruna'ey on he Ia
sre1osn named Warren. was seri'usy -. :. J. r.
badly cut and bruised Oh III"
leyed viii soon recover o ,.aders will remember tho
,, ~ Isidlaw painter OF the People Thea
, :. Iouis supposed 10 have been committed ~ man
named Jackson with whom he "ss last seen, A'hou9n
80 MOI ant efforts have been made, no clue to jack
sons whereabouts asoertsned until recently when
became known that he was in Lucas County Iowa, re,
siding with his halfbrother He Wa Immediately pursued
by The ST. Louis police and brought back to that city on
Saturday last TO await bis trial
DEATH FROM TIE BITE oy A SsAxL.-On me lztn
inst Purnen Jackson, OF Worcester County, Nd, va
bitten the end Of his Fingers 6y coPpei,neSd ms'
from tie effects Of which he died the next day. mme
a,ely after being Bit he drank large quantity o. wna'
thinking would counterfeit the effect OF tne Posyn 49,
whole Of biz arm and portion of his body the S'0A
Gays were perfectly green'
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Hamilton Coz LEcr.-The Commencement will be- held
Wedne sday, July 20. -, ,
before the various Societies during the pre-
cedpp three da will be follows The Society Christian
Restar,h will be addressed by Prof D. b. Condlt OF Lane
seminary Ohio. The ALti-secret Society, by Kew Dr.
Joel Parker of New-iork. ou
The SIGMA Iii Society will have for iis Orator Hon.
Alex. W Bradford Of New-York Poet, Il. W. b. Canning
Of Stookbridge Mass. r. u..,;..
The Orator OF the Alumni vii! be Hon Geo. hasiings'
d. Co. OF Mount Morris.
Tie Alpha Delta Phi Society Will be addressed by hon.
g. W Sconeld, of Pennsylvania, and Poem read by
Hon. CaoI Lyon OF Lyonsdale go, A.,
Payne, Esq, OF Providence r. l.; the Poet, VIM. GLAND
Bourne If New-YOrk.
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(lherr Vbdre nhfHs< are III Sf10I N0f18
Of New-Jsrsey presided.
= The Examining Committee presented sery ~ nd
sst factory report 10 the course OF ufsscisn N tho
Sfu;psr, and the Other reports IN regwa % n coni-
ton # The Institution were highly favorable
H. Rev. PiUL HRaFiER introduced propo rop %
absl the Prof ssoshp of tie Ministry AID Pos. Of ne
Chulch now held Eominaiy by the Ri Rev. b. L Oltsr
donk D.. the suspended Bishop Of this Doves fais
n,oc,s,fion w.s DISCUSSED with great warmth, = Vas
IL aly laid the table under The ruling Of the p~ og
shop who held that the subject which sccond-
ina o. the rules required days notice 10 be Eyea be-
fore it could be brought. before the Board Mr. f1pier
then gave notice that he should renew his notion on
ThuTsGny evening.
The Rev. DR.. VINToS also gave notice thst h. should
intoduc, All amendment 60 The Statutes vi the Sensry
to irerease and define the povts II the Exsmnng Com
nittee and Fsculty at IT, ansaa' sxsH.inaeos.
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EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

The annual meeting of the Trustees of the General
Theological Seminary Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the United States opened W dnesday evening, in
the Sunday attached D st. Johns chapel IN
Varck-st The Board of Trustees Of this Institution
large body comprising all the Bishops and acerain num-
Der Of Representatives varying according acquaintance
from each Eiocese. The Diocese Of New York alone or
was recently entitled hftyone Trustees The attend
numerous.
Among those present Bishop wainwright Of New.
York Bshop Doane of New-Jersey Bishop Potter OF
Pennsylvania Bishop Easburn Of Massachusetts Bshop
Hopkins of Vermont Bishop Upold OF Indiana ana Bsh-
op Otey Of Tennessee; from New-fork, the Rev. Drs
sherwood yinion, Hsght, Higbee and Walton, WIN
Frederick J. Bett. Of Newburgh John X ~.
Ian C. yerplanck Charles " ;. Rowland, &C, o' ui'
Civ: from Western New-York the Rev. Dr. shelton
from NewJersey the Rev Alfred stube. ron Frad-.
yauia the Rev W II. Odenhemer and the Rev. rlere.-
ick OoIbv from MARYLAND Judge Ecceston OF the East
ern shore, and the Rev DR. Henry NJ Mason and hazh
Davy Evans Esq, Of the Western shore rom hssacha
s.t,s The Rev Dr. Edison. and the Hon. r. A. Newton
from Cornecticu, the Rev. Dr. Mead from North Caro-
Ina tie Rev Dr. Richard ;. Mason from South Carolina
The Rev Pau TrsPerf and from these aud other states
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MAINE WING STATE CONVENTION.

PORTLAND, Thursday, July 2s, 1854
The Wing State Convention met here to-day and so
delegates were present.
The Hon. Horace Porter of Kennebunk was chosen
President with VcePresidents from each county in the
State
The Hon Isaac Reed of Wadoboro, was nominated
for Governor.
Very decided Anti-Nebraska resolutions were passed
Also resolutions in favor Of the Name Law and urging
q modification of the Fugitive Slave law.
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POLITICS IN VERMONT.

ESSEX, Chittenden Co., Vermont, June 90 1884.
The Wbg and Free Soil County Convention assembled
here to-day and acted in harmonious concert throughout
the tickets nominated being composed of Wings and Free
Sellers in equal proportion. Resolutions taking strong
grounds in favor of The repeal of the Fugitive Slave law
and the Nebraska bill were passed unanimously
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-30

Ixs. evening mass meeting OF Bui -, prsoripahy
German wss held AT HldebrsBds Hal Heterst,
Cu.RIys MAYER President JONI DIS MA, Sec
Rotary. The purpose OF the meeting ndics the
four cent shaving shops 10 adoptthe folio" 800 Shsv,
ing cents: Hair Cut,rg. ~ cents 30 'ng, l1s
cents IN this the meeting was enineniiy ~ A. over
IN. hundred 81 the BARRIERS consenng TO nc hIanye-
nent which to 20 into operation on ana n'er s ISL
Of July
The assigned this increase are the enhanced
rents and exorbitan COS, OF the necessaries % hie
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

STANFORD Thursday, June y, Is'1'
lad about 10 years Of age, name unknown ATTENDING
school at Mamaroneck and whose parents reside IN New"
York, was killed by a train this afternoon little below
Mamaroneck He trying to how near the engine
he could cross while the train was in notion when he was
struck bv IT, thrown distance of several rods and in
stantly killed. The engineer had time to stop the
engine.
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THE USDERGROUSD RAILRoAD.-Ihe BnDabo hePsT"e
states that female slave who had taged TO escape from
her mas was run the Niagara River to the Canaha
side at Mack Rock. Tuesday morning.
Seven slaves, two and woman, belonging 10 Sat-
Poyntz and wona and her three children belonging to
Harrison Taylor understand, away from their
owners last night, and have not yet been taken. -
IMay,yille Eagle 18th.