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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24


SHOT-Drop j. selling 10. 46ic and Buck a. :. G. cash
SFELTER-Holders eynce much hrmness; the supply j.
lght les Of small parcels % - ~ months
SPICES in moderate request rafei the sales
fr three days include 500 bags Pepper lie. s. bales
Gloves l4 1871 bags Peuto a. ~ 5.c, End so mats
Csssia 90 sCc.
SKINS-Prces have taken upward the Arkansas
collection likely reach here for the present season
business the low Il The rivers preventing Of 80 30
Red Blue nd Gray Missouri Al 3 &c., and coo \ Indiana
o. private
TIN-Ps scarce with sales Of Banea in ol a. PC. cash
Plates easier sales OF 500 boxes ID - s. mos J. C.
Coke
SOAP-The sales for three days comprise 400 boxes CASTLE 81
lC l(ic mos and 20 boxes do a. Ice eAsh Chemical
Olive Is selling az Tic
SEEDs-A quiet market for Clover; the supply Is ish
small sales l0dlc. Timothy held - fr eaped and
dull Rough FsA 10 fair demand az - q 4 = r Lilseed
h sales Of Calcutta have been made ~ Boston o. - "
:, II 4 bush. cash
sTEAkIS-The supply moderate AID the Is fruer
sales Of II eco = good a. l.. cash.
TFAS-The Transactions large the inquiry mostly
for Green's Pees continue sustained Blacks lower but
LITTLE inquired asr W. have had aueon this week
the announced for Friday checks somewhat the bust
private. The stock greatly reduced Their but few
deahe qualities Offering By reIs The trade generally
well .uppisd
TOBACCO-The inquiry for foreign Leaf has been fair full
quest except Ken-ucky which active Louz heavy
Leaf stl scarce The stock q s descriptions regards
quality and quantity has improved Manufactured
changed The sales esbr4ce 81 hhi- Kentucky q "a BE 10
Seed Leaf ic. - bales Havana a s Sc Z. bx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24

Gt-SNY BAGs-The market firm q Boston wiki sales Of
80 hsles Il lf.c. 4m0rths. "a
GUNSY CLOTH-sslss have seen made IN B0sion Of 30
bales a. ma lie. ros
HIDEs-The market hast DOWNWARD nclinationi the am
VAL are rnoder.e but The fr qroht on the manu-
fscufed article inds's tuyers saes Of foro a. ID
n s,c they run ad selected stornis 4 lo &c M di
and ia or DO Kip Toe stock hand 1O', including ~
pns, v. 10 Rio Grarde q COO AnE1stura, go sGva
Mia sO Porto Catslo $50 African, 1910 Maiamora. Z9
Vera Cur go MAranhsm. $40 Msrse>bo % Dearsra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24

BEEvrsThese are sof b. the head Il price -lua III.
vaue r round q the mated Veight q beet Tx quarters
The hide srd talov fnhquaFeF7 counted IN this
market l. + IL Bos-on-
THE PRicEs TO-DAY !; = VII average &c.
Flint quality l4fl4lc
Mcdium l5G l3.c
Poorest /. l1+c
b.. few sales over II ~ unfsr 10.
FEIcEs OF VraL CALvEs-The rate A. which zach Calves
sel for al The year from to 7e. q n i've
weigh.
cass called kttels--thAt Calves from ST days
od-..ls from ~ 3 q sass each.
Another csss called Caves generally sod a four
ST months old. brings rs 20 81
A good fat Yea often brings s10d $50
MILK Covs-The pce Of Cows depends much upon fancy
Ordinary Cows. $50 SO; rood fair Cows sl0Gsg extra
quality, With calf sSod $75
SHEEP LANzs-COmmcn Sheep, s. SdSSi eXtra
sheep. s0d <l2. lamb, s5d+7
swNE-Ohio coued Hos small size for market retailing
8 aec., i've WEIGHT sfed Hog 81 dte Hogs ior packing
fJr the very best.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24
FROM Eaca STATE.

TO,A............ ga ID
sheared.
80 ear cane over the FhburE Railroad and 81 over he 30,
ton md Lowell Railroad, oaded with Csre sheep Swine
Horses and Fow.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24
JruuvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MAY "a, 1855.
yew-York Cattle Market

REPORT of BEEyEs MILK COWS VEAL CALVES,
SHEEP and LAMBS and SWINE received IN SE~
YORK n seves market place. u Live stock with ne
current selling prices sseh week Prepared every WKnNts
DAY he A., ssle day Bulls HE 80, FOR yfgrfe g.
expressly for THE NEn-Y0RE TRIBUNE. ty sS.0,
ROBINSON The numbers Of Beevss /. tsksn from the
beoks sept b A. ~ Aer-on. proprietor Of the ysris
Nrnxrsn.v Ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24

RICEIhe market Is less firm holders show some disposition
10 vie the stock has hat increased but sill very gh
sales today moderate aud mostly elected a. lower
figures than .ast quotations.
SUGARS quiet prices rule firm the arrivals are fair; sale
Of $50 hhds Cuba Mucoyado SET aud by auction 5j
hhds New Or cans a i n SIC. We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24

IALLWW- Al--Is 4llis sclse All TT1es aye I'm IL
Butchers Association have sod about - 30 = fr home con
sumption HE cash Rough Pat sels a. sdac We 10
tice sales 81 sole = Beef Marrow AZ lee . . cash
MHALEBONk-ICutntesf0 improve with az
Al Sc. and TO-DAY ? CO. r Northwest a. &c cs.h
NOOL-DOrest Fleece remains rn - the -4esrrs
light ard the continue very low shb re
market without animation the sales akiax AZ. chsy for
the u1uecisie wants 4 manufacturer Saes OF % 90 y u
sc for low and medium and n rood medium
Pulled resiAns scare nd prces bu0yGu Porzu ! a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24
EamfIY Marketing.

The following table gives the Retail Price Of the
princiral articles Of Farm Produce IN the City OF
on Wednesday, May 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24
To Mariners.

BosRAY Hook LfcHr HoUss Delaware Bay.-Thslieh hss
been improved By placing lantern and fourth order f
pc Lsns o. C No change IN the hight character u ms
Light, which II FIXED WHIT. IS feet above the
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS FOR TIE PoRr OF ssNsAth--
g dease on bsri or pnon bich bere nav been sch.
Lefs during tie voyage Iror arrival snd sao,eqa1ht ~
clesrance 20 BE- brought anchor Il fort
pilots and there pn, eb tine the Health Oheef
she'll have inspected and reortr same theo % os d.
with ss the circumstances Il The case may niIs.
rynz from the West Indies or any aekJ port mus Dn'
anchor az Port Jsek.n until waited by the Branch
when II there be symptoms or cause OF dss NC
y" " P''iN'''es 70 P'OSe' JHHN " JOHNSON, MD,
Sarannah, May IS, 1855 Health onosf 81 oA'sA''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24

GRAIN-The demand Is Sood ioi PRIME Wheat, Which =
and wanted. Common wanted and = onins
10 100 bash fair good white Canadian ~ ~
- 81 including cargo Of 90 hnsh 70 stop o. Absuy A.
~ S. and 500 bush good white Mchg.n a. "a I've l.
dull aud nominal small sales Of Northern 81 "a Barley ana
Barley Malt que-sny Nations would b netN1
but II d74. for state. fd ees ~
and 65oc for jersey Corn ess sctve and u
.ing lower the demand for future sevey model
doing for the sales are y 900 bush
Al 81 rs for Southern white; 81 IA for DO. iKed 81 10
~ II for an yellow; ~ Al IS for Western mixed, and
81 ls.dsl z for round yellow White Beans are quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24

Albany Lumber Market.
fFOR TIE Wick ENDING MAY ..
Reported pec'aAy 70, The Nsts- YORK i, ,slis,

The market during the latter part Of lat week was quite ac
tive and oue heavy effected II HIS however opened
rather m the present and eapd again nfo the depres-
SON hich has prevailed almost continuously thus Tar this sea
son the Sprne business cannot no" approach any
where near hat Of former years
Lumber l. coming freely and The yards are be-
cg stock ed with good aud full The market Tor
Pine Of all descriptions easier and this week make dtdac
us i'm cur prices current There deduction Of from - %
- b In The price OF u comparison with the price csrsed
lat srfug. There il deduction Ia the puce Of flns
Floor Plank Spruce do Pine Tally Boards emlock Jost ond
Pine C.apbOards ,
Ereghs dull and lower running 30 cents below enares
Of Quite number % Eastern
tuvrs have arrived market this week snd l. pTesu
ht number Of the which have laid AZ our DOCKS or
three weeks awatns ffehts Wall be a0e 10 san o'e
A., ,o-.
fnr COL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24

FRIITS-Saes have been made Of 2 boxes Bunch 90
leo w,tded a. IS and lc Layer Al - ~ BY suction
the cargo Of brig C. Ackerey comprising 1850 boxes
Messins Orsnses l7SS24 90 boxes do Lemons Is a
4 81 halt do. q lO.C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24

Brig Monte Christie, Douae, arrived Baltimore 18th Inst
from Attakapa ballast having on account of the scAfctj
been unable to obtain sugar for which abe cha
tered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24

This 10 than the previous week apd o5l less than the
weekly average last year, which was 5.1jl.
Tie average number each great maIketiay was 27 The
number lat Ncdnesav si The number today -
whh as heow tLe Of the year this market
The follow uE table gives the Of owners Of the prnc
Ia iIoves Of Cattle IN the yards today aud where hey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24

HATE demand Is fair r River; saies Of 80 bales al Fl
~ = 10 y. -
hFMP-Ofthe late arrival Of Manila 2so bales have been
.oS A. Cc y * nd eight months American quiet, win
.ses OF Dressed 1909 65 and small lots o. undessed AZ
$3.50 ; l30 six months
HOpsTte market is steady with good demani for ship
ming. sales bales ljG1c- Hops % very Superior
quality getting scarce.
fHOSFY L still scarce and wanted. We hear q no saes
TRON-Toders are quite firm Scotch Pig; the demand 4
fan fr the trade; sa,es Of $50 ~ 3 months We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24

A-Tfongh We0k w
being eutsred shown quite heavy decrease IA boards
ssevo IL sfnon.ts she rune .t-'- -
7ss 81 feet Boards and Scanng and l5 go 10 OF slaves
Te one day short present year bring THIS De
fcency There this year Of 5 coo Shingles
the opening u the Itnals up ~ anu
third week u May h OF the present year oehs
Tifnfe Sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24

showing decrease Of 3646 OF Boards and scantng
and Slaves which cannot be- made mp by one Jay
receipts omitted IL will be noticed that there u an increase m
Shin IS amounting to GEO. This looks II the present
hsh price charged Shingles caused mainly by their scarcity
last season, will not be maintained
Frrm ne Western states and Territories hear Of large
oua nj lumber ready for market; but for the want Of rain
The streams are that II cannot BE- refie1 In Minnesota
the steam are pringny up every direction aud Lumber
being rapidly and in great qutntues one hr
has $4,000 worth the water and Il d'z on he
Manufacture by steam.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-18

The health Of the city has, until within the Las,
few days. been unusually good for this season Of
the year; but, since the heat has become more in
tense, we hear OF many cases Of cholera morbus,
disentery, and other diseases common during the
summer months.
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coLUMBIAN COLLEGE.


Rev. ]. @. BIszgY, ID. d., President aud Professor
Of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy.
WnLIAN RueGLEs, LID, Professor OF Mechanical
Philosophy and Astronomy.
Rev A, J. HusrSoroE, A. NJ, Professor Of tho Greek
and Latin Languages.
CHARIEs 9. JrwErr, A. NJ. Professor Of Rhetoric and
Bellies Letres.
LEWIS H. SrRISER, A. NJ, NJ D., Professor Of Chem.
istry and Natural Philosophy.
L. I. FRIsIoK, A. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics
WnLIAs T. JILLsoS, A. NJ, Professor Of Modern
X. G. Fox, A. b., Tutor in the Greek and Latin Lam
J. g. NASH, A. NJ, Teacher of the Preparatory De.
partment.
YNHE next session begins on the last Wednesday
u in September, and continues, nine months,
until the last Wednesday in June. Candidates fer
preceding the opening Of the session. The regular
College course requires four years for the degree Of
A. b. Those wishing to do so, may omit the ancient
languages and pursue scientific course three years
for the degree Of b. p. An advanced course 10 also
provided for the degree Of A. H. Students may pur-
sue any particular branches, where they can dc so
probably, and will take sufficient studies full to
occupy their time, and receive certificate Of actual
attainment Ivy NEt&
A Preparatory Department Is established, under
the general supervision of the Faculty with able
and experienced teacher, and special attention will
be given to fitting pupils to enter College.
With full and able Faculty, students are with
confidence invited TO the usual benefits of our best
institutions with those advantages peculiar to the
seat of the General Government.
Circulars, with all needed information may be re-
ceived by applying, personally by letter. 70 the
President jy l1--lawd&w6
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-18

"HE subscriber has Just finished laying
II In his stock Of Lumber, and is now ready 70
supply his customers aud others with Lumber Of all
kinda and everything else In his line a. CHI ap as
any other establishment in the District As this year
win be my last In the Lumber business, will sell
cheap for cash or notes satisfactorily endorsed. My
stock consists OF the following Lumber:
A full assortment Of white pine Lumber, Of all
lengths and qualities. Also fine lot Of white pine
Timber.
fine assortment OF hard wood, consisting Of Wal
NUT Cherry, Oak, Ash, and Poplar
large stock Of North Carolina Flooring of almost
every size ever called for, well long North Car
olina Orders
have also on hand the largest stock Of spruce pine
Framing Lumber now TO be found in the city con-
sisting of every size and length.
Nothing superior 10 my stock of hemlock Fencing,
Joist and Studdlng is TO be found in this place.
Also, yellow pine Framing Of all kinds, and part
sawed all round
100000 Shingles Of superior quality, hearts and
saps.
Also, fine stock of S and feet Failing, a nice
article
Laths, Lime, Calcined Plaster and Cement, Sash
Weights and Sash always on hand.
A line stock Of Cumberland Coal, Lump and Smith
Coal.
Also, white and red ash Coal, Black Heath and Lee
high Furnace Coal always on hand.
jy 14-2aw5w JOHN PURDY
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e. p. MILLER

Il. =. MILLER,
Agent for the sale Of Anthracite and Btu.
minous Coal, by the ton or cargo,
Office corner Of Louisiana Apenue and Sep-
enth Street,
"oULD inform his numerous friends through.
w out Washington that he has now completed
arrangements for furnishing and delivering in any
part Of the city in quantities of not less than half
ton the best articles OF white and red ash Anthracite
Coal, from the most approved Pennsylvania mines
ever offered for sale here.
Also, superior Cumberland Coal, prepared both for
family and mechanical purposes.
Also, agent for the sale Of Coal to the trade, by
the cargo from the most approved Schuylkl and
Susquehannah mines.
All orders left with us will receive prompt atten-
'ton and, before delivering the Coal, twill be most
carefully weighed in all cases, and 2,24o pounds
given TO the ton
Persons desiring their supplies Of fuel for the COM
ing winter, will certainly effect saving Of from 80
cents to 81 per ton by now ordering.
For all orders left 10 be filled from vessels whilst
dischargng, deduction Of rs cents per ton win be
made. jy l2-f
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-18

ERIENDs OF HUMANITY.-To you
II always disposed 20 aid the suffering) II may
appear incyedibe after in vain trying all the won
derul medicines Of the day. that one application
ternally, and a few drops taken internally, Of my
(genuine) Electric Oil" will 80 very suddenly re-
eve the sufferer from the most violent pains yetit Is
a fact as testified by good men and BY good women,
whose names are at my Office.
Not any have used Il without deriving some special
benefit within an hour, and many are they who have
been perfectly cured Of Rhsumatisn, Nsurdlgi1 Spi-
nal and Bronchial Complaints. Group, Tic Dolorsie,
Fsloas Cramps, Piles, Sprains and Bruises, Cs and
and Rysipelas, Sore Nipples and Sice1sd Bread, Sab
Rhsum and Grnkes in the month or stomach, Eryp-
tons and all tinds Of Sores, Headache and Tooth
ache in five TO ten minutes j also, Ohil5lains and
Sore or Tender Fe>t. II will be seen that do not
press TO cure eDeryhin9 but only certain c,da Of
complaints; all Of which are crd6ls on simple Elec.
trio and Chemical principles through the afnitcs Of
my "ELectrio on and the Nervo-vitai Fluid Of the
human body.
The modus operandi Of progressing and sp. change
able Rheumatic pain, is imperfectly understood by
mankind; whether Its location Ia the membrane or
covering Of the nerves, inhamed by arrangement,
(ike the coating Of an in6amed stomscb,) or some
disturbance Of the electric fluid ITSELF certain v
that my "Eleio or IL readily absorbed into, If il
does not actually svpply needed deficiency in and
equalre the circulation Of that great principle Of liv
ing organization.
Let the skepdcal and the humane look into this
msttri " buctt tnnRt arc So all are alike inttf-
ested will take any case from the hospitals 10 test
II for all Ny Electric OIL Ia pleasant and innocent
no danger of cold or reaction all win bear wit
ness. Come and see for yourself--near Chestnut
street. 80 South Eighth street
Fifty cents and 81 per bottle.
Prof CHAS. DrGRATH.
iS None sold by peders. All my bottles have
my name blown in, and the new wrappers bear my
written signature, to prevent imposition on the
public.
n A reo,,lar pbv.;o;a, 4, .,,o,da,oo 20 ,;ve
advice free Of charge. Also, lady 70 advise with
ladies' One person came over rs miles 10 be cured,
and she ts cured. My Electric or Is much the
cheapest medicine eDer sold in the United States or
the world, because does what Is promised and dis
appoints none who use II as direct II is an szcet
Tent balm TO rub on the gums Of eethng nants and
i has cured great many little children suffering
from eruptions on the head and elsewhere and little
swellings. For Group il may be relied scvg tame.
When applying, rub quickly and keep the botiewell
corked.
:, Sold IN Washington by the Druggists P; N. at
National Hotel. 6a lyle
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-18
JOSIAH r. POLK.
Attorney, &c., at Law.

JOSIAH r. POLK.
Attorney, &c., at Law.
WASHINGTON CITY, d. O.,
OFFERS his seivices to Prosecute Claims
" against the United States, DC.
HE RKrERs TO-
Hon. T.. Cass, Michigan.
Hon. William A. Moseley, New York.
Hon. B. f. Butler, New York. K"
Hon. p. d. Vroom, New Jersey.
Hon. Peter A. Browne, LII D., Pennsylvania.
Hon. J. p. Kennedy Maryland.
Hon. 4. Whittls sey, Washington, d. G.
Hon. Kenneth Rayner, North Carolina
Gov, II. v. johnson, Georgia.
Hon. John Perkins, Louisiana,
Hon. A. ]. Donelson, Tennessee
Col - Gilpin, Missouri.
Hon. w. w. Wick, Indiana
Hon. Henry Dodge, (eI-Governor,) Wisconsin.
je 2l-d&wlaw
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-18
THE Columbus ENQUIRER. heretofore the advo

The Columbus Enquirer, heretofore the advo.
cate Of what is known as the Columbus move
ment," has run up the name Of Judge Andrews,
as the American candidate for Governor. Stimuli.
taneous with this change, Mr.. Jos. w. Thomas an
nounces his withdrawal from the editorial manage
ment Of the paper He is succeeded by the veter
an Flournoy, who was compelled some time since
to retire in consequence of bad health. He is
(says the Savannah Republican one Of the ables'
and most experienced editors in Georgia, as the
columns of the Enquirer in past years abundantly
testify.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-18
COALi COALi

TIME present month is certainly the most
IL favorable time for consumers of fuel 10 secure
their winter supplies. Coal can now be purchased
at lower price and in better condition than it can
one month hence, or any later part Of the season.
We have now in our yard and in vessels consigned
10 u.s. arriving every week, as good assortment Of
oil kinds of Coal as can be found IN this city.
We ask continuance of favors from our former
customers and friends, aud assure them and all
others who may be pleased to favor with their pa
tronage, that in all cases, their orders will be filled
with promptness and at as low rates by any other
yard, Notwithstanding the great competition which
now exists among the numerous dealers. We resort
to no such means as selling a ton Of Coal for low
price and delivering 900 pounds but shall endeavor,
by the srctest honesty 10 merit permanent custom
W. Z. WATERS Il CO,
Office corner Twelfth and @ streets
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A BOOK FULL OF WIT AND HUMOR.
ID. APPLETON IL CO.,
Nos. $40 and S48 Broadoay, Mem York,
puRIIsH Tufa nav
FUbLI5H THE UAII
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THE WINKIES.
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AMEniCAN iCIuhE, Win rortraits OF
~ the Natives BY the author OF Wild Western
scenes. zvois. lZmo, paper, 70 cents, or VOL,
cloth, VI. -
ms new Ane, S pooR ~ ing su.SGr z. VIC
western scenes mas been pronounced Dy critics the
most WHY ana talented book from an American PEN
VI the authors previous book published some years
since, some o., wy copies were soid.
80, CnAhACmEhS or InE STohf.
Eqi,n WinkierIne merry WIDOW. :,
WaltermHeT hat,ing Son,--a hnow-Nothng.
Lncymner Daugnter-in love with MT: Lowe.
Miss wIs9me WlnSieEAn oid Maid H.,
law g tne ,Iow, anu Monoma a.1i on Wnisr
Napoleon "inkleLprotner o. Wnsome, ana NO
nonsniac on tne subject OF tne Great Napoieons
Daeues,
H Hapn n ohSs Lins9ument oi 'ne 1esuiu. -
Colonei oakoaie-Monomaniac on tns subject OF
op0eung:
yTgin,a-his Daugnser,-in love WIN WAter.
1qnn DowIy-A Via OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On
ni ns1 ,Dvo ..
howard LoweLEarl OF nnnsop-incognuo.
!. BEL ana nlancne Arum-hcn Daugnters Of Q TO
tired Patent fii-Maksr;
SUSAN ana oaiiy Cruoio-DauRnters " rch
brewer;
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Mrs. N.-yirgnias Aunt.
!, MA unse,da uusset-A reureo MAnns1' ai1er"ard
Mrs. ~. w NIKE.
Mrs. ; Ac p5 vs. S aousekeeper.
harold roiien-A roeI
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~ Tom. onooson--'Son OF Aer--monomaniac On
beauty, -
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The Recent Case 81 LgneAina IN Wiaco,.sin.

IHe Recent Case 81 Lynching IN Wisconsan,
BUFFALO, July l6.--We have full account OF
GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, last week. II appears that
the prisoner had been found guilty by Judge Doc
little, but that the law only prescribed imprison-
ment for life. The sheriff undertook TO remove
the prisoner from the courthouse TO the Jail. but
he, With his posse had scarcely got out of the
courthouse, when the cry arose hang him, !"
hang him." The officers were then completely
overpowered by the crowd, the prisoner seized, a
rope placed around his neck, and, notwithstanding
his awful shrieks and prayers, they dragged him
to a cluster OF trees and hung him till dead. A
band Of three hundred men had'been organized to
execute the deed. The greatest ex itement per-
vaded Rock river for over one hundred niles.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-18

Tohave no platform, TO commit themselves upon.
no sectional question at all is the wise and beauti.
full and patriotic programme Of the Democracy for
the next campaign. The evidences in support OF
this prediction are accommodating thick and fast
The Kitchen Cabinet and trading politicians at
Washington arc all eager for the adoption Of 80
convenient and maste ry policy and are evidently
busily engaged in arranging the wires TO that end
The Richmond Enquirer, too, has declared that
the Pennsylvania Democracy should not have en-
dorsed specifically the Nsbraska bill.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-18

ties to csuse TIE votes Of the people 70 be taken
1t the general election on the 9th OF August next,
on the Texas debt bills Of the last Congress
Each voter Is requested 10 write upon his ticket
the words !. for the Texas debt act" II he Is In
favor Of It's acceptance, but II not then the words
"against the Texas debt act."