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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

TRIAL Oh THE REV. JOsErH Il. JOHSsoN.-The Court
Room densely crowded every day last week notwh
standing the extremely hot weather with anxious listeners
TO the testimony in the case of the People against Joseph
X. johnson late Baptist clergyman of Saugerties, who
had been indicted for drowning his wife and child IN the
Esopus Creek The prosecution first called Edward Sm
son witness who testified that he saw Johnson whe
and two children start in the fore pV OF August Ias IN
row boat at o'clock in tbs afternoon, ana go up me
EsOpus Creek. lie also Mrs. johnson and me chlia
brought homo dead in the boat at o'clock the same
evening Next Abram H. and Andrew b. Woven
and Peter T. Overbagh who successfully testified AS 10
the finding of the bodies of Mrs johnson and child, the
position the boat containing the little girl and the a
eaance and conduct of Johnson The evidence OF those
witnesses detailed great length The evidence ia the
whole case is very minute and tedious.
In Of the sickness Of of the Jurors the
Court wes obliged to diourn Saturday morning. The
ease will probably occupy this week.
(Kingstcn (Ulset Co Democrat. Ash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

ct the morning Board. Reading fell or ! y cent Tho
report Of the Company which give below Is net gen
orally looked upon satisfactory more however tr
what /; does not than for what i docs contain We boar
So tha, i no, satisfactory Philadelphia operators
CUMBERLAND was heavy at cent. deciioe. De'a"Hs
and lIud'S sill improves, selling a. l'1 Nicaragua
fell Of Pcent Berdans Crishcr continues 20 improve
selling at y MoCsloch IS firm a; % Gold Hhl 81 &c
Western Railroads generally firm. Michigan Cen
trs improved p cent, selling At s6i. Cleveland AMI
Toledo was 6m =, e9i s7O; Panama o5 which better
C. C. and Cn 100 sc. In Railroad Bonds the sales arc
small excepting Illinois Central of which SIS 900 sold
Erie Inc )ues 90 which lower; 1888 steady
at So; " Y. Central heavy s9. AT the close the
market was heavy.
Exchsncc closed with fair supply OF bills with down
ward tendency Sterling p q per cent. Francs
5l5a5lci.
In Froyht. the business is small and rates heavy To
Liverpool 5000 bush Grain, SID 5000 bbs Flour ls
sd: Cotton ID dead weight, 20 sss's To London.
dead weight % g. An engagement OF Grain was made 70
Glasgow but the particulars did not transPire.
The Slipping Lit gives for three days past
ToIiverpool 500 bbls Resin at 5000 1000 Fiour,
Gig s5 OOoG 80 900 bush. Grain 81 ID IN bulk AMI
ships bsgs; IS tuns Lard, - ass % do Maple lOl
l'9o bales Cotton, 732d d.. lio Sea Island, 5i6d %
tuns Tsow, no; and by the Asia, sailing to-day. 80
bbls. Ashes and 800 pkgs. Tea, jOl. To London OJo
bbls oil Cake .; 500 bags do % .; 500 bb!s Sperm
Oh - 6 oco bales Terra Japonics 20 % 600 hhls
Trrpeitire 6l5O bush Grain. I'D. IN bulk aud Cd IN
shirs bags 1000 Dbl, PORK 800 bNs Bacon, e2io; >
,uus Asrhatum 25 aud 30 DO. Furs, 30. To Glasgow.
40 bbls Lard l. e, 40 Flour and 200 bags ard 200
hbls Pyroign.ous Stufs. =; o. 10 llayge. small lots
Cotton at &C. ami measurement goods at previous rates
Tie packet of the LIST prox full at quotations To Bro
mon 10 hhds Tobacco 1910, 100 bales Cotton lc $50
his Resin. 9d all and 50 bbls. Spirits TurI'entne
on private terms To California, there is but little Freight
oinc and the vessels the berth are filling up slowly
az reycus rates We note the following charters new
shp to losd Lumber at Bangor for Cadera Chill at ssS
shin from Baltimore to Marseies, Tobacco. as ship
from 81 John ~ h.. to London. Deals Il 10 another
f,m n John 10 Cork and market in Ireland, Is 1876
a bark from james River 10 Hayre, Tobacco, $780,
Sandman baik hence Narcotics light Pipe Slaves $40
a Belgian bark from Laguna. LOgwood, - 81; bark
from james River to Rio Jsnero and back, aud brig
Mala "a and back private terms British brig Henry
Poole 2o uns, years old, was sold at Msrsha!s sale
for -. 500. cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

=, ro- o. W. bo''o-n suNsequ 'nty toun1 IN .,
~. r,,r,s The above IN abstract Of the answer
Motion j. made 10 s;rke OCT part u the answer a ~
relevant and impairment. 1890
TIC Court said that the wouis supposed snt u At
oil in q Justification mrs' be struck ou' . lane-
sTy ard imyerre o. Introduce w'ia' WI etc.1Ir
tie Of admissions of The fact OF speaAnS au no,
prepared. .ie Judge sad " Notwithstanding s-F't''
dcscr, .r i.i- state tia. c3ec;. 20 az ias W q
defendant Is called upon ~ enwer on olh ne i,'''
'r-s. ttu hat DO believes 70 be untrue. luni's the
rule e the Code list wins; /. NOT Gen Ell IN the als"c y
to be deemed al ni;od be prcclatea nom sho"ti
tbs truth - tie words which he Is charged with speak
ing but in he form in which the present answer "a pre-
psTed think the povmen; II terms which ex .lGe
admissions Objectionable. and the answer must IN
this respoci be- amended. |; is also wrong 10 set ND
INTENDED he proved both constituting theff
ard embezzlCment. Embszziemcnt Is not thett ant
huuld not be pleaded u justification Of charge Of
stealing 30 far A. the defendant relics upon facts
morning 10 larceny. they may all be up a. ustii
cation 70 all the words aieg Il. L. this respect the
.wer should be amended.
IL the portion a. 20 mitigation. the hypothetical words
az ali 20 10 speaking The words Is liable 70 the same
oi lection II intended in The nature OF plea IN bar but
this : lot 90 but rather in the naOe OF notice under
the former General issue apprse as TO the evidence IL
can remain ill the trial when the nature OF proof
offered in mitigation will be passed upon Aihougs u
NAV be doubted whether the matter thus set up IN ts'
to does not in some slight degree tend 10 show the truth
o the words spoken does show the truth OF them 80
a. 10 mpuie crime and there doubt VIII be o. any
avail 10 defendant on the trial The motion being granted
in uait and denied in part. costs VIII be allowed 20
either psrty upon this motion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

TRIAL or Az EyGISE.-C Columbian Engine Company
No a. having Just received their engine from Mr. jas
Smith who has recently thoroughly overhauled and re-
paired her. proceeded yesterday afternoon to test her
capacity. Tie trial was made al Reys liberty pole in
Wts, broadway. She threw powerful stream over the
pole The second trial with two streams and the ball
ON the pole was washed Ia feat said never before 20 have
been accomplished Assistant Engineers Cre-er' Deck
err and Baulch and number of members OF the FIRE de-
pertinent were present The members OF the company
were highly pleased with the trial of their engine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
IN PORT YESTERDAY f:

Pie steamer to-day took s5ss ,365 in gold, &c. Some
OF this amount would have been shipped in the present
state of the Exchange market had not been previously
engaged.
The Exchanges at the Clearing House were sl5,i9 s,sN
The st Nicholas Bank has declared a dividend Of u
cent. payable 18th August.
Mr Wrighs Circular for the steamer says of Cotton;
We continue to receive favorable accoants from tho
SOUTH as TO the prospect of the growing crop.
The deficit in receipts at the Ports IL reduced to 100000
bales as compared with last year. and will be further re-
duc,d each eek for the remainder of the The
total will exceed $500 900 bales.
The following is a statement OF the movement in cotton
the LIST September last compared with the previous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
WEDNESDAY,, July 26-P. N.

WEDSEsDAY, July W M
The Transactions at the Stock Board this morning wee
quite moderate, but the market generally WI" buoy'n',
At the Second Board this feeling not sustained anu
the market closed heavy. Central has hsc'usea more
than any other stock. 1t touched 30 the moFnin5-an
advance Of Y eent.-but fell back again TO IS IN the
afternoon The bears still selling his stock short but
cash stock not plenty. Erie cent os'tsr tnsn
after the Second Board yesterday, but closed lawsr than
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
MARRIED..

EEILLSCUULTZ-A the residence Of H. Schultz. Ill shland
ove FLhk LANDING the 18th inst by the Rev L. NJ Nncen
H. Noutgomery Nell OF Mobile 10 Kate NJ schultz adopted
d.. htsr Of d. { Lowbsr of NeROrleans
PFRY-CHASEAt Bordeaux France The l2h OF July INST
IN lie Catholic Episcopal Chuhes aud the United States
Consulate Paul Nism RAYMOND Perry OF bordeaux 10 Miss Eliza
furrei Of Nelson Chase Of NeW-loTA.
THROC kMORTON-WOLCOTr-July p 1851 At the residence
# Wocott. EstoLtown Monmouth County y D.
orirg oih Progressive Friends Jack,on Throckmortoa
10 l., tia dtr .hter Henry W aud y blllah Nolcot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
.BROOKL w ITEMS.

SIRIKE or L,BoRERs.-The laborers on all of the
BROOKLYN Railroads stopped work last evening in conse
oucnce of having received notice that they would re-
ceive Int per day instead :: -, heretofore Diff
Guilty is anticipated the aborers intend to prevent any
one from filling their places
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-h caANsras-Bst.'e Ja

CONTROVERSY TO THE >sLF or \ SHIT
VIM n Merritt sgr MARTIN Thompson.
IL this case. day two since Judge lnSrahan an
dered a decision dissolvns injunction TO moneys de-
ro-ited by defendant in the hands OF Morgan Co.
cert as 10 COO on which the Injunction retained
Motion was made on "Wednesday forenoon before Judge
Dav who il now sitting at Chamber Toy stay of pro-
ceedngs in relation TO the decision The matter having
tc,n already before Judge Ingraham Judge D. thought
the present motion should also be heard by him. Il was
for the present postponed.
ACTION FOR ALLEGED SANDER.
jane. W L. Grd!ey agt Abner 4 Pond
DECISION.
Motion 10 amend answer. Motion partly granted. part
Is denied. without costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
FIRES.

About q o'clock last right fire broke out in the build
ing Nos 252 and 2j4 PeGrlst occupied by g. = ariord
as an oil clothing establishment which considerably
damaged by fire and water The lower part of the build
ing was occupied by Sudenell & Co., boot and shoe
warehouse and Collins as a wholesale stationery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

SERIOUS ACADEMIA colored girl named Josephine
Brown fell down areaway in frontot No. 2l7 Courts
on Tuesday evening and sustained serious cash IN the
face and lad several teeth knocked out. The accident
was occasoncd by the mperection OF the grating which
gave way while she standing upon il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

ANOTHER ELorENEST.-An elopemen, took place in
Wiiamsburgh Monday night last. The parties moved
in Fashionable circles The lady is about 80 years Of age
beautiful end the wife OF merchant doing business IN
New-York. The gent- resided uptown in New ork
and had been the habit OF visiting the lady tar Tor some
time previous the elopeme while the conidns hus-
hand was attending TO his business pursuits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

VioLtTISG THE CITY ORDHA SCr,.-l csterday john
Ward Patrick Wilson, Nora sullivan. and Catherine
Lancfo were taken into custody the charge OF har
boring swine about their premises, in violation of the
ordinance foIbiddng the They were brought be-
fore Lnstice Blatch.ey and fined $40 eacA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

BUIsos AYRTs.-We have advces from Buenos AyTes
to May 81. The Legislature organized on the oth
by the election of Don Felipe Lavael as President oil the
Senate and of Manuel Escaada President OF the House
Of Representatives
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

BrRGLARY AID ARREsr.-Durng Tuesday night the
house of Mr. D. Shoemaker Of Fir, and South Frstss
was burgaou-y entered and about $50 stolen from
the sleeping apartment OF Mr. = Yesterday afternoon
how named Fred Toley who has been several tines be-
fore the Court arrested and locked up on suspicion OF
being the thief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

FUNERAL PRocEs,IoS--The Common Council have
rassed an ordinance prohibiting persons dry carriages
from the ferries to make stop any of the streets
der n ueralty of ten dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
PrRsoSA1.-Among the arrivals at the different hotels
NO nntice the following

s P Hon sas r. su Gs Eda Ss rs
VIM CAMERON Australia; " Houston Tennessee; o. Edwards
S A. the , In. LoY..a. Coz g.
i Mac E,ni N.' is' yssa Louis wy %
VI G,li.n Dr. james Pal Phsdrpbs CO.. o ; Je"
Luis scmnd. Ayslsis Col n < H law Soths2
,Ss; me, r b Kps,igry AIssrss Il Wl Los.a
Iq;h.I WSGeejt'l J. 6ss c S'f 1saR
NtWtold Fhsdelgh. DI. Thomas Cody ceHfa Ansfes d.
Lsnee. Water Biyant Boston; Tbq W oasaed Bq,iSs,on
,o I H 1I orIt.s. H ISs- ba.sf Ransom
Al AIoE HorstJscob BaIt.r Ns~,0tssn' 'ps " M
w.: Ai@s, J. WIS., te. siIeHe s. w,,:oe:a,
inson; F W Natteson, illinois
Dy,Tg oy AsorHrR or The voLUSIEgEs.-Mtrtn
Fs.ny ono Of The New.York Volunteers in the Mexican
war died Yesterday morning his residence in Thirty
nuth.si between Ninth and Tenthavs OF phthisls pui,
monales. During the campaign ne lost hs hesltl ana
had leg shot away lie leaves wife ana family IN des,
t;,nte circumstances Coroner Donnell yesterday held
sn inquest upon the body and verdict IN accordance
with the above statement was rendered By the jury
Dy,ru Standardization Tuesday night Mary
FLYNN and her husband arrested Tor drunkenness and
locked up in the Sixteenth WarI rouge ''aTn, iIo
srriysl of phvsician ordered TO be taken to the
UosritsI but died before carriage could be procured
Coroner Hilton held inquest upon the BODY Decesed
wa. a native of Ireland, p year oi age
Corr ~ so1IrL-Coroner Hilton held sn inquest yes,
- v 5a5 West Thirtv-second.si -. upon the body Of
T;cb9a. Dow native of Ireland, - year OF aye, who
bis a, work in Thirty secondst, yesterday was sun
struck and died in the course OF ten minutes s"aFu
Verdict accordingly.
San ACCIDENT At ST.rEs IsLAsD.-festerday after
- middle aged man named McGrath, and his daush-
- eye years old were thrown out of wagon IN
Linville sustaining If not fatal injuries The
child had her skull fractured and is though wi not re-
The nan was dresdfuly cut about the head. and
w. m CRITICAL condition The shaft OF the wagon
coming violently in contact with signpost opposite Mrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
NEU-.JERSEY ITEMS

SrlcIDE BY DROwNISG.-On Tuesday night about
clock a. one of the feryb from Hoboken reached
the middle of the river unknown man, who had taken
his seat on the ait iaira suddenly jumped overheard
Two gentlemen who had witnessed the act Immediately
gnye The alarm al the same throwing over some wooden
benches. which were disregarded by the drowning
boat was at once lowered and every effort made
cue him but without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

ATTFNPrED SrIODE.-A man named Knight residing
in Adamsst. attempted TO commit suicide Tuesday
night, by cutting His throat with pen-knfe. He was
discovered in time to save his life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

The name Of the Irshman found in Rectorsi on Friday
night Is James Costello aged o years having landed IN
New.York only three DAYS previously He died the next
morning between and o'clock fromaonge stion Of the
lungs caused by heat and drinking ice water too freely
lNs.x.rk E.gIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
fAavertisenlen
verfisenlelI,I
prRDy's NATIONAL THTATEG. This beautiful

pCRDY'S NATIONAL THEATER.-Ihs beautiful
THEATER the aote resort Of amu'emrt eker ls Man
with snd 10 ratT hs
COMPANY the beet announced aud tie prospects
f,yoabs smother brilliant TONIGHT Ne Perry DAILY
How Ms H. T. Nchos Ms. n ath and al the avota
srresr when will be performed RoNs0 AND JCLET and Joan o.
Ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
Advertisement
RrNOyN-\FW ENVELOPE DEPOT. No. 26 BEEk

The scriber has removed h business the and
e. no dious Beel where h. viii be happy
exhibit and the trade generally extensive
comment of Frvecres Note Paper. SC CHAs. II. Lyon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

ATTTNTT A BURGrART.-The- dwelling Of Mrs. Jane
burglar named Michael johnson who caught by Mrs.
Love in he act OF rfiinc bureau drawer. She seized
and held him until her cries for assistance brought
neighboT the spot b. whom johnson secured AMI
locked up in tie police station He yesterday CON-
mit;ed to prison for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
fAdvertis-lnentI
TIE limited TWINS AT BARNIM>.-The great Gu

sv OF dsy They sursss all decrptn and al precedent
hy .s,oui.h th Faculty the public Thy and all he
euroste. well the urrh drama OF tn Corsc,n Br1'hes
with pretty farcs THIS AFTERNOON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

Advertisement
Elegant French and India WEDDING and NI>ITIN


engraved and printed tie latest siye WEDDING ENyEL
description % fe latest i'm fats ana
London; silver Plated DooRPLArEs EvERDELL ~ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
CITY ITEMS.

The weather yesterday most nsuiferably hot close
snd uncomfortable. AT night there great deal OF
distant lightning and hunderstroke over the
CITY. The rain did not last long.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

Eight girls ara regularly employed as compostors in
TIE CtnerRo Gazette office, and the same number in the
otice Of TIE PittsLprgb Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

The late charge of and robbery in Chares-st..
under examination yesterday. but no new facts Of
Thompson, and his wife, were re-commted to await
further examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

Floods Pavilion the turupika road 70 New Brighton
occssioned the accident The sufferer were tlken nto
Mrs. Flood house. where their wounds were dressed hT
Dr. Penereas; and eyery attention pad 70 them b. e
inmate, and neiglbors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

TUE NEW AND TASTELESS CURE for FEVER AND
AcvE DFsHLERs ANTEPERIoDIc PILLS sold by JAS w SMITH
corner Front.st and MOnague-pisre Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

Tie great Anti Periodic Pill, or DESHLERs New
Cre Ague sold by Mrs HAYES No us Fuonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

ACCrDTNTAILl DRowSEo.-C Coroner Gamble Yesterday
held Al irques, upon the BODY Of Mary G0gern mai
Of Ireland o. years If age who while inio1 Gated On
Tue,iay evening. f into tn dock az Peck-'p Ferry
snd was crowned. Verdict. = ccidental Deaia. y .
ceased lived az No. 10 Roosevelt -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

DsrISG BrRGL,RY, DETrcTIoS AND ARRr,r-Ab'ut
. O'clock Yesterday morning German named Ja,2o
Leierhertz, ALA ynsn was detected IN the sleeping
room Of Wolf Ko-en )aGm. ewcler q; No. 3'3 Peir's
He hsd Effected entrance by forcing open the front
door Of tho store OF Mr.. e.. in the building and
after breaking open showcase and stealing thereirou
about 500 worth Of watches and ewery he entered the
sleeping apartment Of Mr. T. in search Of money. but
failed ia h. erdeavors the occupant woke up, caught
him by the throat amt held him while messenger was
gone or the police. Two officers arrived ani con-
Quoted him To- lie Fourth Ward station House where he
ives locked up. The stolen iewery found part on
bis peron and the rect upon tie floor Of the store This
il aid 20 be notorious OF stolen goods, AMI
vas All ALLEGED receyero portion Of those stolen from
tie oi VIM I. Jennings Co. the night was
burned d. = year- OF sge and lives At No. - East
1hT;eenh--t. Justice Osborne committed him prison.
in default Of g. 900 bail for trh While in the cOnrt
lG.e number Of Go rmans present ami seemed
anxious les The prisoner should make some develOpm MS
hioh might mpcste them. Most Of these are known 10
Tie Police as sn.Ici0as characters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

As NAV prove interesting your readers send you
the following order from General Smith, which has just
been received here with regard TO the movement of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

SAILING OF The AsIA.
Tie British steamship Asia, Captain Lott sailed from
her wharf at Jersey City at two o'clock yesterday al
ternoon for Liverpool, with onehundred and twenty
passengers She also carried out full freight AMI
sssS 800 90 in specie.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-10-26

NEW YoRx PoLrr1cs.-"0tsego, "
the well known correspondent of the
Cleveland Herald, writing from Coop
erstown, the 18th inst, gives his views
of New York politics. They are sub
stantially the same as we gather from
other sources:
''In this State, politicians are a good
deal naired, but as regards the Nebras-
ka swindle and the Administration, the
whole people are on one side, and post
masters, tide-waiters and other officials
on the other. We have mine separate
and distinct nominations for State Off
GERS, and at the head of foe thereof is
the name of Myron H. Clark, and he
viii be our next Governor.
Although we have nine distinct State
tickets, the contest for State officers has
resolved itself into three principal d.
visions. Bronson, the Hardsheil, rep
resents those who are in favor of good
liquor; Seymour, the Softshell, those
in favor of bad liquor; and Clark, Wing,
those who are for no liquor at all. 1
repeat that there is, at present, no
doubt of Clark's election, but the result
will be no indication whatever, of the
pervading and overwhelming antago-
nism to the Nebraska swindle. In this
county, for instance, the Hop-growers
have received over 5000 dollars for
their crop the present year; and this
large pecuniary interest is opposed to
the "Maine Law" and although op-
posed, to a man, to the Nebraska iniqui-
ty, these Hop-growers will go en- nsasse
for Seymour. But then again, there
are tens of thousands throughout the
State, who, in view of ridding them
selves of three-fourths of their present
burden of taxation, will vote for Clark,
and no liquor at ALL; and thus do away
with legalized tippling and drunkenness,
and the pauperism and crime, and the
enormous expenses thereof. This ''rum
question" will also effect, somewhat,
our Congressional delegation, but you
may rely upon an Anti-Nebraska dele
cation, with only two or three excep-.
tons.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-10-26
sHERIFF's SALE,

DY virtue of an order of sale, issued
IL from the court Of common pleas Of
Gailia county, 10 me directed, / will of.
fer at public sale, on the 9th day of No
yember, 1854, at one o'clock p. NJ, at
the court house in Gallipolis, in the
county aforesaid, and State of Ohio. the
following described lands. to-wit: One
hundred acres and ninety hundredths of
an acre, situate in sections % and %;
also the northwest quarter and the
southeast quarter OF the northeast quar-.
ter of said section No. 22, all said lands
are situate in Township 4, of Tango Is
in Gallia county, and taken as the pro.
perty of Selby & Sbuck at the suit of
Walter Neal; appraised at 275o dollars.
Terms of sale cash, and to be sold with.
out reserve. D. H. ROSE, s. G. @.
Sept. %, 1884.