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Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20
1905. spring Arrangement. 1868.


St. Lonis and St. Joseph Pocket LiSs- Regular
Monday Pocket.
~ - THE splendid and fast running pas
- - senger packet SONORA, Ben. JOHN
SON, master, will leave st. Louis during the sea-
son, on every alternate Monday, at O'Clock p.
m, for Glasgow, Brunswick, Miami, Hili's
Landing, Waverly, Berlin. Lexington, yelling
ton, Camden, Sibley, ,Richheld, Liberty, ,Indepen-
dence, Kansas, Parkville, Leavenworth, Fort
Leavenworth, Weston, st. Joseph, and all inter-
mediate points.
Commencing her regular trips at the opening
of navigation, will leave st. Louis every alter
nate Monday, as follows:
March 9TH and 18th; July 9Th and 23d;
April I'd, 10th and 3oth; August 9th and 2oth;
May 14th and 28th; Sept. Sd and 18th;
June 1Ith and 25th; Oct. 1st, 18th and 2eth;
Nov: 18th and 26sh.
Returning, will leave st. Joseph every alter
nate Sunday, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, as follows:
April oth and 22d; Sept. 9Th and 23d;
May 9th and 10Th; October 7th and 21st;
june Sd and I7thi November 4th and 18th:
July 1st, 18TH and 29th; December I'd.
Departing from St., Joseph on Sunday, at 1o
O'Clock, a. m; Weston, Monday, O'Clock, a. n.;
Fort Leavenworth, at. a. m; Leavenworth a,
81 m, Parkville, at 9 a. M; Kansas. at 10 M;
Wayne City, at II a. m; Liberty, at II m; Rich
field, at 1 PIN; Sibley, at p. m; Camden, at >
p. m, Wellington, at p. m; Lexington, Tues
day, at half past "a. N; Dover, e va. mi WaveF-
Iy, at 10 a. m; Hips Landing, at a, my Miami,
at p. m; Brunswick, at p. N; Glasgow, at 4
p. m; Boonville, at p. m; and arriving in st.
Louis Wednesday afternoon, in time for Louis
vile mail boats and the evening lines Of travel
in every direction.
No efforts shall be wanting on the part of her
present officers to retain for the Sonora the wide
popularity which she has heretofore acquired.
Every requisite attention and accommodation
will be eheerfully extended to passengers, and
shippers may rely upon the utmost punctuality
and dispatch In the delivery Of freight.
BEN JOHNSON. Master.
WALL & WIDEN, agents.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

.h THE NEW, light-draught passsn-
- sk.s g ger steamer q GENOA. THknex-
MORTON, Muster, will 'eave St. Louis every al
teEnate Monday, 70. Weston, Fort Leavenworth.
Leayenworth City, Parkyille, Kansas, Indepsn-
dence, Liberty, Richfeld, Sibley, Camden, Wei
fngton, Lexington and points below, beginning
her trips Monday, February 10th.
The GENOA; having fine accommodations for
passengers and freight, reasonable share OF the
patronage of tie public is respectfully solicited
]. THROCKMORT0N, Master.
J. E. G0RMAN, Clerk.
Marchs2 1885,
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

~We learn that the young and en-.
terprising Charles Fries, of Weston, Mo-,
intends opening large store of fine and
fashionable clothing in our city. Mr.. Fries
isa young man of. great energy and business
tact and the largest clothier in Western
Missouri.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20
frThose in want OF sueh cured bacol

rThose in want OF aren cured bacon
should read the advertisement of McLaugh.
lin & Burraw of St. Joseph, Mo, who offer
large quantity for sale at low prices. The
attention of the public is directed to "Pao.
rosALs roR BEEF. Sealed proposals will
be received at the Assistant Commissary
Office, up TO 18th of May.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20
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-nR. HOLLAND, having permanently located
Il in Leayenworth City, K. T. tenders his pro-
country DR.. H. having been engaged in active
practice for thirty FIVE years. feels confident that
he will be able to render entire satisfaction, to
all who may favour him with their patronage.
He may at all.times be found at the Leavenworth
House, except when professionally absent.
April 6. 1855.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

PRRsoNAL.-Our thanks are due the
polite and gentlemanly clerk, Mr.. Brooks,
Of the Admiral for late St. Louis papers.
Ne. Brooks is the most courteous and popu-
lar clerk on the Missouri, as all persons
we'll known who have travelled upon the Ad.
miral.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

SUBSCRIBE TO THE HERALD.-1n anoth-
er column will be read the new prospectus
Of the Herald. Our friends and subscri-
bers are politely requested to act as agents
for the Herald.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20
MISSOURI RIVER

Ar r AN G. e NJ E ut F o r 1858.
The regular Thursday F. K. AUBRY. for Bruns-
wick, Miami, Hill's Landing, Waverly, Ber-
lin, Lexington, Wellington, Camden, Sibley,
Richfeld, Liberty, Independence, Kansas,
Parkyille, Ft. Leavenworth, " eston, Atchison
and st. Joseph. ....-.-5
"TILL leave st. Louis OF, every alternate
w Thursday, as follows: March 1st, 18th and
29.h; April 18th, 26th; May 10Th, lth; June 7th,
21st; July 5th, 19th; August I'd, 10th, goth; Sep
tember 18th, 9th, October 11th, 25th; Noyem-
Der 9Th, 22d. -
Returning, will leave st. Joseph for st. Louis
very.alternate Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock, A. n.
Atchison at III, m; Iotan at II, p. m; and viii
arrive at Weston the same day, and remain there
over night. Will leave Weston, Thursday at
O'Clock m; Fort Leayenworth at a m; Lea
venworth city at 81 m; Parkville at 10 a M
Kansas at IL m; Wayne city at p M; Liberty
at m; Richfeld at 8 p m; Sibley at P M
Camden at 8 In; Wellington at p m; and ar
rive at Lexington same evening, and remain
there over night. Will leave Lexington Fridays
at O'Clock N; Berlin and Dover at 81 m
Wayerly at 2 p 10; Glasgow at P m; and Boon
vile at 81 p m. will arrive at st. Louis Satur.
day afternoon in time to meet tie Louisville mail
boafa, and all other evening packets.
The AUBRY has been Completely repaired
and we hope by strict attention to business, and
the accommodation of passengers, to retain the
patronage of our Missouri river friends, ship
pers can rely upon our punctuality and despatch
- ~ - AMBROSE REEDER, Capt.
march 13 BEN. " CLINE, Clerk.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20
QUENN,S SALOON

QUINN,S SALOON,
Corner of Second and Shawnee Street.,
LEAvEEHoRTH, z. T.
4 C. QUINN, woul1.iHfornf the public that
f1s he has opened at his new building q
Re estaur anti
and has on hand a superior assortment Of fine
Liquors, Cigars, Oysters, Sardines, &c, and is
prepared tofurnish MEALS in good order at all
hours, call andtry!
april i3, 1855.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

Capt. Lueian ]. Eastin left last Sum
day morning on the favorite Packet Polar
Star for 81. Joseph, anticipating an absence
Of some weeks from our city,. We wish
him pleasant trip and speedy return.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

q Mr.. Rees advertises aslarge. quantity of
Flour, Corn Meal, Bacon, Dried Apples for sale.
Mr.. Rees Is our oldest mercha ant and one Of our
most esteemed citizens.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

ia Capt. Benham, of the United States
Engineers, to whom the President proher-
ed the post OF Major. in one of the newly
created regiments. has declined the ap-
Pointment.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

q E%Messrs. Wsscott & Mitchler are
: now receiving a large and extensive stock
of goods for the Spring and Summer trade,
a their new store in the Herald Building.
Ladies and gentleman viii please keep on
the gri r1re for the advertisements ol this
hsw fEes which viii sppear IN oaf next
Er.A .s.tslss sEazfz $50 s = s
kgZA 1@k4 - rss se5fs
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

THE undersigned having permanent
ly located himself in the Town of Leay-
enworth, would respectfully announce to the
public, that he viii carry on the above business
In its varios Branches, and would solicit the pat
ronage OF this community and the surrounding
country. a
Leayenworth City, March 80, 1885.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

saze - T5zhzze HE&neEtFz
n1HE ersd will olFsr, at public sGction,
zon the 25th dag Of april lsxts sk Fort Lezs-
enWorth, ! laFge 1aantit = Of wonF, eondehned
and dnsersieable public property consisting in
part Of -
HORSES, 80
WAGONS,
HARNESS,
SADDLES
s-s.sls GREAT COATS,
BLANKETS,
TENTS,
n TTerms OF sale cash.
3 E. J. SIBLEY, Brit. Major, Il. q. n.
aprises 1855. - =. -. =
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

Kansas day or two since. They came up as fal
a. Kansas city on the Sam Gloon.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

000 Bushels Corn Meal, received and for
AOO sale by LEWIS n. REES.
Ok Sacks Flour, just received by
EL<c LEWIS N. REES.
760 Sacks Corn-received and for sale by
IOO L. n. r.
Ok Bushels Dried Spples-received and for
LC sale by L r.
|I000 Lbs Bacon-received and for sale
fOOO by T..
A Lot Of Prairie and two horse plows-just
II received and for sale by L. N. r.
. Two horse wagons-reeefved and for sale
- by L.NR
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

Real Estate Agency & Law Once.
7vHE undersigned, having established . Real
L Estate AgeneY at the Post Office in tie City
OF Weston, viii give particular attention to the
purchase and sale Of Town Lots and Shares in
the Towns OF Kansas Territory, ,DheB the isvest-
nsent of money sDiH pay. Being Secretary Of the
Kickapoc City Association and web acquainted
with the speculations in Kansas Territory, the
undersigned give reliable information to those
wishing to settle and invest money in Claims.
Town Lots, or Shares.
Real Estate bought and sold at reasonable
commissi on.
Particular attention paid to the collection of
debts, aud the settlement Of claims in the Courts
| OF Platte co tnty.
snd rau oce 10 the pos
| Office, Weston, Mo.
/ april 6, 1885, e. s. WILKINSON :.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20


LEAvENWORTH CITY, z. T.
March 80, 1855.--tf
DUTTER, Just received. 1000 bsfresh. Butter,
d for sale by BENTZ & STEVENSON. 3
IHEESE-A No. article Western Reserve
" Cheese. Just reed, and for sale by
EsE Ees BNTZ & STEVENSON,
FDRESERYED Vegetables and Meats, in cans,
i for sale by BENTZ & STEVENSON.
YSTERS and SARDINES-A superior lot,
" for sale by BENTZ s. STEVENSON.
d ACON-Hams and sides first rate article for
ID sale by BENTZ & STEVENSON.
r IQUORS-Brandies, Whiskey, and Wine,
IL for sale by BENTZ & STEVENSON.
RoCERIES.-sugar Coffee, Tea, Molasses
VI for sale by b. s.
r AIsINs-Almonds, ects, eet,, for sale by
EsLoUR-superhne, good article, forsale by
Il B. & s.
MEAL good article kept for ) sale |. sy
n ARD:-A superior article on hand and for
Ii sale by sfI.s<z. B. & S.
DRoYISIoNsa and GROCERIES, of all kinds
1 kept constantly on hand and for sale as cheap
| as the cheapest by BENTZ s. STEVENSON.
March 80, 1855.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20
DR. J. =. BRUNER. VIM. B. HALYARD.
BRUNER & HALYARD,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGISTS & BOOKSELLERS,
MAIN STREET OPPOSITE CITY BUILDINGS,
Weston. Mo.

Weston, Mo.
- We beg leave to inform our friends and
~ the public generally, that, although the
a great fire in Weston, swept away nearly
every vestige of our former stock, st having
commenced receifing our New Stock, we have
once more resumed business on Main street, OPP
posite the City Buildings, where we will ever
be ready and happy to meet our old friends and
customers:
The senior partner of the firm has just return
ed from the Eastern Cities, where he has pur-
chased fresh, full and complete supply Of
Pure Drugs, Chemicals, PharmGceutic Pre-
Parafions, PeEfumerses. Books aud STA.
tionary,
which in excellence and variety, cannot be sur
passed in the western market. We particularly
invite Physicians and Families to cali and ex-
anime our new stock, which we can assure them
will have the advantage Of being fresh, uuadul-
terated and pure. Our stock will comprise a full
and complete assortment OF
Drugs, Ch. mics[s, IsFPsafirr, HarBishfs, Pdists,
Ois, Dye Stg6s, PeifunsTies, Soaps, Combs,
Hair Paint, TaTaisk aud raH Brushes, iciad0t0
Glass Of ali sizes, Pstty, Sa4f, T.baeco, Cigars
and Pipes. -.
ALSO, all the most popular Patent Medicines
of the day, together with an unequaiied variety
of fancy articles. Our stock Of Books and Sta
tionary, with regard to quantity, quality and va
riety stands unriyalled In our ine and will con-
sfst Of School Books, Medical works Poems.
Novels and large lot of miscellaneehs werks,
Pens, Ink and Inkstands, Gap, Note, Letter and
printing paper, GeFds, EaYelcpes, Sc, &C., &C.
mayrh II. >$S-%f-
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

Ufosstag 9 6otdSeT Cfez7t.3
A PUBLIC sale Of Lots will take place at the
IA above town on Wednesday the 9th Of June
1855. CHAS. MUNDEE,
April q, 1855 Secretary.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20
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March 16, 1855. is.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

LeaVenWortn city, 4. 1.
To oEDIToRs.-Editors who give the above one
insertion shall receive an exchange, by sending
us marked copy of the paper containing the a.
bove advertisement.
Agents wanted for every county in the
Union, to whom a liberal commission will be
paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30

completed under their very batteries The
attack upon the Selepghin,k redoust showed
clearly enough that, with great s.crifi ,e OF life,
such work can be taken for IN ,mens; but Of
what use ths, 10 to be- when IL cannot even be
beld for the time necessary to destroy it. it Is not
easy to see. Tie fac, is that these ne Ruuisn
woiL', being A,pked and CON banded in the rear
By their main line, csarot be taken unless the
came means are put into operation sgsinst them
a. sgsin.t the main line. Approaches will have
to be made up to convenient distance, covered
parallels with places d'armes will have to be
completed, and batteries to engage the Russian
main lire will have to be erected and armed,
before az assault OF, Ard lOdgment in, these
ou,woIbs can be seriously thought Of. Tae
London Times, which was foremost il it's outcry
for the capture Of these works has not attempted
to specify the new method by which this very
desirable but very difficult ocject was to be
accom- plisted within the very few bours'
within which it expected, the other day, to
hear Of the fe.! having been performed.
But Unfortunately hardly had that jou'ul ut
tered this fcnd hope, when letter arrived from
lis Crmsan correspondent stating that the new
Ruisi,n outwoIks not only appeared quite IN
tsksbIe, but ttst they were evidently the hrst
lspcmsIks only Of an intended further advance
Of Russian counter approaches. The ae.piss
in front Of the Mameloa redOabt have been con-
nsc'ed with each other by regular Srench, thus
forming Few line of defense. Between the
M.peloo redoubt and Mount Sapun, or the Seleng-
hirsk rsdoubt q rather curtousy- shaped trench
has been dag out, forming three sides of square
ard enfladi1 part of ,hs Fren ,b approached, by
which, in psrt, 1t is said again to be en6ladsd.
The situation and line Of this new work are,
however, 90 incompletely de,criSed that neither
it's exact position Lor its intended use can be as
yet clearly made out. Tous much il certaia,
that q complete system Of advanced works is
ccpts mpl.'ed by the Russians, covering MA'a'
koff On both tides and in front. and aimiog, per-
haps, even at an ultimate attemp. at Judgment
in the allied trenches, which, il obtained, would
of course be tantomouBt 10 breaking through Of
the siege lines on tina. side. If during six months
the Allies lave barely held their ground, and
rather strengthened than advanced their bat
teries, the Russians have in one single In onth ad-
vanced considerably upon them and are still ad-
vsnc'pg. Surely, il many a defense has been
quite as glorious as that of SevastopoI, NOT .
single siege can be shown in the annals Of war,
since that of Troy, carried on with such de.
gree of incoherence and stupidity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30

The Ntn. York Times, whether on the principle
that it is safe to attack an absent man or not
alleges tia. Mr. Greeley sought the nominstos
for Governor at Saratoga Thi, is totally untra&
Mr.. Greeley never sought the nomination foi
Governor, nor for any other Office connected viii
the administration Of this State, either Of Sara
toga Or elsewhere. At ssratogs too, as ever
body knows who knows anything about ha
Convention, Mr.. Greeley's constant effort WIT
prevert any nomination being made at all. b
90 doing be was ably and successfully seconds
by the Editor of the Journal which nov accsss
him OF having iougdt to &c. himself nomiastd
there. Further comment is unnecessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30

The "OUTRAGE" on THE BARK aIcKaA =
passenger on the bark Thalis, which vessel wapfs
ent at the ii ne the Spanish cruiser fred three ss
q. the bark Hickman, states tina. the H., eontrsyh
all established rule, did not show any coor wasn ~
man-ofwar hove in sight, nor even when two shoe
had been fred, and was only brought to by pois
blank shM. The Thslis had previously p xssd ~
SpaIiard, shown her colors, received courssc
salute in return, and gone her way uovisited A'
go might the Hickman have DONE had not the CY
tain stubbcrnly concealed wss. every honest vesss
is supposed to be proud Of shOwins-ths Nations
Gao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30

On the first Of Msy the new Liquor Law o.
MsiDe goes into operation. Byits provisions, the
selling of all intoxicating liquors, except for med
zeal and sacramsntal purposes, is prohibited, IN
der penalty of fine and imprisonment and the
transportation Of liquors through tho State b
subject to very stringent regulations. ProhiS
itory laws have ALEC been enacted in Ne~-Bruus
wick and Nova Scotia. and there IL some chaucs
that the prevent Canadian Parliament will pss
one. The idea of Prohibition seems to be gaia
ing s.rer 9Th in some quarters. though in Others q
must be confessed that since last September .
has rather loeb ground.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30

We publish this morning variety Of To-
terestirg documents respecting Kansas. Among
them ore some additional accounts Of the
late barbarian invasion at the polls, with the
slave drivers proclamation for she ele ,,icu Il
q new Governor t. take the place Of Gov.
Reeder, and establish squstser sovereignty In its
perfection. This process, We fancy will prove
to be more difi,uG than the parties engaged 10 il
seem to suppose. Another Of our extracts coz
tAins the information that the Legislature Of
Kanias is holding its SESSIONS 10 Missouri.
where, probably, its first business will be the
enactment Of one law allowing none but slsvs-
holders TO vote at future elections in the Terri.
tory, sad of another to prevent the imnigraHN
of people from the Free States altogether. Such
measures the Governor WILL of courss, promptly
enforce, with all the resources ut bis command
But the most curious, perhaps, Of these citations
is from correspondent Of Tae Christias Q
Methodist paper of S.. Louie, in which the double
cause Of negro-breeding and religion is argued
wins zeal worthy that famous historical personAss
who prayed: GOOD Lord, good Devil" In the
same breath. This plous Methodist may not bs
thought to disgrace the Church SOn,h, All 10
called, but he will be indignantly repudissedby II
of the came denomination whose religion does
not find its symbols in the slave-driver's whip and
shackles. 1t is new thing to hear the religious
feelings Of men appealed to in behalf Of the ys /
tenn which annuls marriage, whips women, and
sells children away from thsi. mothcrs; bat.
while this Democratic and Christian country 10
cured with Slavery, we need not DO surprised
at tuch manifestations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30

Wien in 1854 the Maine Law passed by The Leg
no advocate of the rum,e llers was more jealous
in support Of the veto and in condemnation Of the
Law than the present Lieutenant Governor of
the State. The following extract from one of
bis articles, published at that time, will sho
what weI Lis coz victions-admltting that he I'd
sDy-Or at least what he pu. forth as such:
% s people IN r If pS ssn
Go,erners ssctious to the details q tn. bill ubsa
ia Of cdor snd oppressive proyons and csca.,ed car
nee out, srwhem the Temperance cause which would
va. framed apon W. po. ,nsH,, tbs, to eel suo va, to
commit eline; a secend tbs. any Of detecting and
proper to B. .nscied of eoa.e men .sns SSon ueS
ta: hed 9Th geh e1nyctos, oosDs 'oe to the sinsle
crude ana ehn'vs features They los, ,sht for nomsn
nuniy sud overlooked entirely those Fundamental pin
epes Of rersona b,r which lie ST the bss Of =. free
OF ceuns alton on such S.s. caunot .ssa However
strong N. sority question BE- AFFORD
sv. ,.I its tr.Snr The impulse 81 hs 20, pg
L tie hi.t lush Of victory IA sws,s TO extreme
Htttetes generally 1npe s disposition and moer.tes its
ard defeat"
However, In September, an election being at
hand, ard Temperance mems nomination and
votes being desred by the ;naividu, who thus,
In April, condemned this Law Al in every way
bad, viola!iSe Of pertoasl liberty, calculated to
bring the Temperance cause into contempt, and
the like, he wrote letter explicitly approving
Of this same Law, and pledgng himself to give
his support to bill "simiIar 10 that vetoed By
"Gov. Seymour" and, In case circumstances
should charge him with the authority TO use the
power Of the State for its enforcement. And
more even than this, bis principal friend aud
spokesman in the Temperance Convention even
went the length Of denying, on bis authority,
that he was the author Of the articles in his
journal against the Law. or that he had approved
or consented to their publication We do not
know how many persons believed this statements
but at any rate, coupled with his pledge to sup
port ard execute the Law, 1t secured for him
the nomination. and he was elected.
In due time the Legislature met and passed a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30

man claim tire right to p,ur the bllsterins fres Of
Intoxicating drnk over the green fields Of human
life, blasting and ,suuipg the faisess woris OF
the CIeasor' Let the run seller not only behold
toe loss Of the untold millions which bis occa-
patton occasions, bur let ts senses be appalled,
wrecks ofs degraded and ruined humanity, which
are caused by bis traffic slops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30
Prohiblsry Law which. a. We are ss.d In n. .I...

Prohibisefy Law which. a. we are tsd In the sIs,.
crate legal pa Dphlet In the liqu ,rd.sleu inter.
est, juit published By Red6eid, i, Of "tAs s,ns
character" with that vetoed By Gov. ssy aoss:
tire only difference being that soms Of its ,rs-
viiions are slightly modified" Nevertheless,
forgetting bis pledges Of last September biniiax
him solemnly to the support AID enforcement Of
such Prohibitory Law, no election nov being It
hard and the patronage of rum sellers being worth
saving, the Lieutenant Governor comes out sgsia
In hostility to the Law, repeating even the very
arguments. aud almost the very phrases which be
had used in support Of Gov. Seymcur's veto. aad
which be had recanted and repud!ated ssthe Ten
PeraDce Convention
Such are the notorious facts ia the trsoss ,ticu
We thiLk that 10 the interest OF public morality
.uch base and slippery conduc. requires to bs
held up to general contempt, aud we have posed
it accordingly. As frequently happens in su,h
ca,es the lerit replies with personalities sgsiast
gentlemen whom he believes to be connected sish
this journal. That may be the moss cosvenieut
means Of setting himself right with the public,
possibly by abusing all the men 10 to va VIA
have not given pledges contrary to their ccnvic.
tione, and violsted them afterwAS, he might In
time restore his own reputation. and revive COZ.
6dence in bis political honesty-bat We hardly
believe IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30

A MISTAKE "A City paper says the Direction :
the Illinois Central Railroad have determined TO gw
a grand Railroad Excursion to the members Of u
New. York Legislature in May. Some three tloass
invitations, in addition, have been given. TaD
wrong. 1t s the Illinois Legislature thst has ~.
invited and the invitations do not number any ~"
near three thousand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30

HuMBuo ACHIEVEMENT Somebody comps.
Of an advertisement Of situation, which recsnn!
cared in our paper, as being swindle. hDq
possible; but what have we to do with ~ The n''s
was Of the usual kind Of wants" regularly enS"
end paid for by an apparently responsible msn.