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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-26
$4,000 worth of
II eW Go O d s ,
Bought at a Sacrifice and giR be sold al
Sacrifice.
P. B. BEER Y.
AT CLYDE, o.

u
AT CLYDE, o.
rs receiving his MAMMOTH Stock of New
L FALL and WINTER GOODS.
$4,000 worth BOOTS and SHOES and
Rubber Goods, at Bargains.
$1,000 in CLOTHING, cheaper than
can be bought in the State.
$4,000 in LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Shawls, Bonnels, Ribbons, and Dress Trim
mings, splendid styles, call and examine.
1000 yds. Satneis, Tweeds, Cassimers
and Jeans Red, White and Dotted Flannels,
Drawers, Wrappers and Hoods.
Crockery, Notions, Fancy Goods, and
Groceries have declined 90 per cent. within The
last thirty days.
We are determined TO sell our entire
stock on the Low Pressure System,
FOR CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Wanted,
t..l. In Exc hange for GOODS,
IN OOA bush. Wheat, Corn and Oats,
OsOOO Flax Seed. Timothy Seed, and
Clover Seed. Butter. Cheese, Eggs, Rage,
Beeswax, Dried and Green Hides, Sheep Pslls
Dried Apples and Peaches and
Eyery thing the Farmer has to Sell
For which we give the highest prices and sell
GOODS CHEAPER!
than any house in the country.
- P. B. BERRY.
Clvde, Oct 1855. 4Otf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-26
Steam .MiU Wi0rk.

NHlMNEYSa and Breeching for Steam Mills,
- Copper Pipe, &c, manufactured at all
ines by
avg 10. oRToE 4 FUssELMAE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-26

SAWS.-Mill, Cross-cut Hand and Wood
~ Saws for sale low at the Stove and Hard
ware StoIe of ROBERTS g. SHELDON.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-26
FT'HE undersigned is once more in full blast,
L with the Largest, Best and Cheapest

L with the Largest, Best and Cheapest
Stock of Groceries,
In the town Every thing sold at this house,
is Warranted TO give perfect satisfaction, and
will be delivered FREE of CHARGE, anv
where within the corporation. My Stock con-
ssts in part of
White Wheat Flour-W Warranted-in sacks
or by the barrel,
Rio and Java Coffee,
Green and black Teas,
White and brown sugars,
Syrups and VI Jlasses,
Cut and plug tobacco,
Sperm, stearne and tallow candles,
Cocoa and Chock olate
Pepper and spice,
Baking Powders and saleratus,
Backing and Brushes,
Powder and shot,
Lead and PERCUSSION caps,
Bar, toilet and shaving soaps,
Mustard and catsup,
Figs and raisins,
Cigars and matches,
Crackers and cheese,
Wash tubs and boards,
Jugs and crooks,
Lemon syrup and pepper sauce
Cords and ropes,
Sardnes and pickles
Wines and liquors by the Dbl. or ga lion,
Cod fish and mackerel,
Sugar boxes, salt, vinegar, lemons, and
in fact, every thing usually kept in Grocery
Establishment And in addition 10 the above,
have a
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-26
CautiOn.-LOttery Frauds.

Sold in Fremont, bv
33yI S. BUCKLAND & co.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-26
"UNIH4 OF FJBLIC CONFIDENUE1
Because Of its

SINGULAR AND ENTIRE HARMLEssNEss.
The following certificate from one of the most
celebrated chemists in the United States has
been obtained, and copy of it is attached 20
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15
NEW YORE NlARHET.

JuxE i4lb.--Plour sliret bnL 90. sny highet--
god OHIO ss,SOs9,iSi Southtrn ll,2jsll, g.
Wheat ttifs lower, With sales Of Cpret Lake
At 2,02u2,oS. Gotta title nwel, sales d mixed al
gsll02c. Pork, ysles Of old mess al i.2Sol1,Si
and new st l1,5OsttS1. Beef trfs higher, rt.
packed Chieaeo It,1Sal6,0O, and County mess
l0,C0Al2,S0. Laid Is finn, ibis ltial and kegs al
l2i. Ohio whisky S4laStr. GtOcvrvs frm, With
no3ertte bpsne4s. CofF5e kel!ei. SuEAt ftm,
ssles:of New OtIesns al tlsea csns. Mo!asSes a
shade higher, Orleans 2ssSO els. Linseei oil dull
u IS els.
Cotton market is finer. with sales Of 100
bales y o MiIIling l2ic. Upland lpiddling al
vanced 10 l2I cts.
N,otks letter. Moner UNCHANGED. Ene 49l.
lnJlSnh 1881. Cles X T'rlsdJ SGT. Keeling 81.
Csn'On2ti NY. CtntaI 95l. Cumter!shI Goa
Go. ?sl. ClsYe., Col. & Gin. l01. I.oOlslaNs 6's
9St, vitsluis G's 100, penn's. cosI Co. liHI.
Nl,ssouM6'G9lI Illinois Genital &c. Harlem ~.
M,eh. SOUTHERN !02. OHIO Lie snd Trust Co. s..
TtnneSee 6'S IS.
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X. 6, lylSveNT10H

~ o wv E'4N VVEfV
CLEvELASp, Jun: ltlh.--Ihe Know Something
Republican Conrt Htioa assembled yesterday. Nj
S'ebbius, Of Rochester, IS Ptesidtut Ertly ffee
Slate is represented. Hsntucky also has dele.
gale present. SeUStOt Wilson snL numIet Of
deIegatts from tie PblsJelphiS Convention wtte
expected.
The Convention will take trOunj seainst slave.
III favo' liz tss'9tsti0a Vi the Missouri CompfO
rnise, Improvements, and The ptbte elton Of
Autticap indUStly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15
\. 81 lEGlS1.ATilRR

ooveoao. June IS The HOu.e proceeded 10
Ire election Of l.. S. SsRalOrs anu made choice
Of James Bell TT tie lore leru, and John p.
Hale fof lhe short tttm. Tile Senate, 1t is p,*sbe,
Wlll not go iuIo al tIec!iOn lot day OF tao.
srCoSD DlSFATCn.
In the Seaote CsucnS last night, they adopted
Bel! snI Hale tot Y. S. SeuOtots, Is vOte Of 10
10 !. The Day Of iOrmNl election is moi 6lel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15
LATER.

Fity.thtee members Of tbe KSoW Noihihg Con.
TeDtlon, ftom tue tee SiOteS, tece,led in co1Se
qutnee Of The 0cli1A ofthe Convention in passing
the majority resolutions on slavery.
The Pennsylvania and New Yotk delegates ere
sill uClInE With the Convention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15
rEIEGRAPHICi NEWS
By the National Line.
fEtEGRApnE0z ToK7akn4iLYtSrKLl
IN f2nNYENTlnN.

PstLApELRHIA, June Itth.-Tbe KROW NOTHING
Conventin continued in te8ion until oEe o'CIoek
this morning, The o'iofty teport 81 The commit
tee on SisFoiy vas adopted. S0t0 t9. Tue tninoI
ity vas Gejteted, 81 70 90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15

Qrtnrc. June t3.-The bstqus SopMs Kiston.
arrived. having on lostd 200 female passengers,
taken on The 9Th, ftom iio'n the shiN LochmlUsu
Castle, whIeb vent a&hOts on bid tocks.
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~
LAt:NCII.

Boy1ox, June lt-TAs L. S. steam frgate Mer.
rinse WaS launched this mOrninE al III o'clock.
SIZE wtuI % Beautifully, aad an innsLss crowd
WIS present.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15

RIVER ANU WEATHER.
PrrTsNrReU, June l4.-RireF feet sineheS,
and falling. Weather cleat an4 pleasant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15

wso Snt!-oa' teleet'pbie dispatches 10
d, ..l,y! 'ts proceedings Of = ConyeoIiOa Of
Kyr S.s'iia!' Al CIs'elSnd. Wba, OsAt3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15


-.-+-%%%~*---
innl FrNu IS brMtLr or TIA SrFFERtxe
J,D,,s, HO.r L,xp.-Ouf iead.,y viii re-.
....,,,,,..,....,.. ,.n.,, ,a,,.,.tL.
80 90 80 '1'' '.'' :" va "''s - '0N
ESQ lib county 10 0sh0lI OIL thtlt SY9'I'ns
agltb tie Holy Lad. The Rev. Dr.. Adlti
3, v,,s, Von,. fore. B,u.. az London.
-, 49,. -. -. 10. ,,,,,.I
~ 81 ~" oFFs1' = ''''S' 49, - = : !,
i.;.siai' 10 Whieh IbsV TsnSe1 81 tcSoIh1 o.
x; 54f..iont TLey ray in thtIt ttpott:
al. MAJ, n,olounJ v,Sl, 6csilbn they haze
H., n,s th,, ,I,,,t 'nntsl va, r.n.tovSlY ~.
-. I,'fySii I'll sseE 81 diff.,enI creed, in an
...rftEs wn,iJ. 81, nDly lave Iheit to.rei,f
,.,,r,In. E,raktl Silh i,l,ef,lily and m1Bl6.
iIt ib4 Cbilsli.n enunupiiy tss3is, lt,.
.s,-ii ,r evn,,,Iv torati, The destitute j.w1 n
a a 1t,iif,int and touching manu.I. Many
r .,S I sNoo,,nsnaTI, "..ni,,J tIy.
,sqs.t ylluUbs tsausnse' sstetll uss,Sisi.l
! 81 have son'''s'svl wstkly Ps"H' to9sc'iP.
,,.'' 80 H. ,.S. ,s,;, rSnS,.rSi,on,. md
d, a;a.u T. s55oSSsy Of tie public press has
It's'laiil PfOao'ed the gttlt purpose By 'OV'lOE
y .s ele'.on ~ !'S uVgs TiU% s:,,,h,;o,.
,,.t tst,, ,I IL. rsaJops and uDTesnsd e.
u,s, u he JrrHa nlasIert aud o,Let. The
~ .t'd jsnarc1 rs, follOEed that blight e1otn.
a1"'h'''nd'0F 'es Ptt:sHA So%@ 'tsr
IS s, ~ '' az, sum Ess teen t.esiTtd
ia Ag,usan, oasts noble enul,tion in The
ak d humanity aooaF the lH1elIis 'ud 'hs
80. a'O'hsf eFess has ie'n!sS 70 Tue nv ara
ta,,e..s.s !5.ts =, b9i,e. DnI eisssts, eOnste.
.'l.l4 .aI laa,,.JusII. who have IIstsnel ia Tie
H.;'pi,i Of shiti' 10 sas en- o. unF't'I,e,tS
h. u, ~ I ',Tu SI Ws.. ~ oa'sf,,s Js,;,t
/. .,s3s,,s,l, Hos eoidISi and SsanIsN thanks.
b.. Us 'se!!es,, ati' voaId be v'io, TO attempt
80 'sp''''Va o. 'H.It EtaAaSe' as ": e s%
' s''S sS,0' , S' S ~S,Ss could
.ee.'s.."
!;svs1;s that o. tie 2;,h Of Mar lhey RENTED
&: isstMtsl.st :, tie iost cites Of the HOLY
L;ht--junt.e,O, HEX n, Ttbeti,s, and Zafed-
sts'.a d tnO)?, Seeoad temiuaaet vas made
oath: sA q lgAs u ESQ; F. Third on tbe l4,b Of
As.N Q! Esyl IN. sum, w4,e ,utxsov.OtIy 1e.
ua;ej Al tlIstsAi la,, ,u.vsiioe 10 E9oo. The
us'Ie saOVni .! t,b,tdo,iop, received nm 10
fst'sty q vrS cIs,ss,II
Tt-lnyit rOalI .. iupp,ib,. 10 d.se,iS. in
s0tlspAee lie spsoMt # so,l vbleb ,he.e ,e.
aii,a.ss lave eoDr.ttsd o. H. a,o, q, ~. b.,,,
isi; 'stAOVlsJgeutnu II .,1litude received fton
4.tst.p,Gu in the lloly L nd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-15

1wO.Dro rar L1ults.-lf you t1Lt The iatest
~ be,l sisee VI ms'e tot ihe piaho, 50 TO Rob.
g,s,a,,a 4 BIDS 'stbey ytstetASy tereived Su.
,,,tDslI IOt iu sSdiu9n to THEFT olrSdy usll,
,s.,4! suck. NsW pieces mar tlv1ys te had
,,,,, subj, and I'D Ones At tbO,I notice,
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ZobsAfYe.

~ !. y 4 IL 81 6St0s tites q IL
flE0SRs Sx: E. f1ttkksoys
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Tar exhibition ..ot lbs Geek State, 81 uaioO
v,I ualclpss to.@ottOw tstpibe. Out citizens
40 hnve col ytl Essn tbs beautitpl specimen Of
~. sAoald sRbtate the IlteeRI oPP0Hupity 10
/, 50, IS taOtl'tt p'y ueyer present Itself.
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2ASrsvull, oaIo.

M J &; ltkI,rwin ;.~
lKGt Stt - hive teen tGicmd OF th'ts itti1 viii
thtUnai4,u ~ NY tstk, AIR ,1 ~ lts ~ LOiht p1
abe 10 SIT OIL O n! Tee "!cg t' te' !oe' ss'i q
oar ttiyinA.,to VG i.e tIyu4 one iote o. bars FhI
IIurRhl and ny WLsl east i: wVud ave; oHt lp
liz H.: IettNtt ne iYtE Lost NiS ave g Get CT:
NY bed Wi;hVYt aihsuty ltLSA trtnt beA ue 10 uk
lWi ~ IILCI IOVIkel4 ard !Vv lN vel TttMd.
MRS, y, COCHRAN.
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Tai otb stDgs Company have 5lTosed Of their
r.0 e,ristt on The tau'e between CAItG aud
w ~ 10 Nt joshua l1owatd, Who estrits ii
!, ,e,t, cOmlo,lAhie, Two h0tte hSek. ltleove.
,,.s, ,nl Wheeling every mOtnins 81 7o'eSoct.
~, .,s,ist st Each P''se atout ? pm.
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- 4 i
THE lNlUUulUHNUI1k
- Sz7s7f75 f;;sz-..-=:=
FRIDAY NoRNlNe, JUNE u, tsSs.
.-zz=-55===-
Tso.. BtSV&. Rta1 RditotbttL tie orb Fam
i.,lopp,ne 1t tie Sphgg House The iable o
~ mpe hos; a the sPiiss vii sttt hiaa god asi
of14 podOtitseSess of'Vitsihia totl.
-, - - 80 So. 80.
THF eAA'VN'0a ~ wv u'ssN s''' va = ., ope'
Hall SHs,'ss ', 49,: ,N.,,,;s, w ..; eve"
81" h''sse ~ w n,...' o.sp.,-, :,
~ - :, ,.A,b.t spsy uever ntesea, ItskIT.
, 49, ~ L;,. ;,.no..,nt,,;
Tat ~ ,a",. ,,s,."1 ", [.sS y, 'a as
ca e''".S 'S.Sn. I,or,,1 ,s,o s..., IVY j;
WIE'Aes' " -, 10 hs.'t.s. T ,,,s"
real S 49,, 49, 49,. 800
ttt' 'Ha "S' s,.s 49, . .I !, a " SVSA
''"'l's "HsSs l 49, . $50. !. !.
,wo,prO Tar Llplrs.-lf you tstl lhe lates,
~. ,i.ee II rs,e tOt the pisho, 60 10 Rot.
g,,t,s / Bn!a 1,iley ytsietlsy tervived su.
o,,tp,ll ot iu s1diu9n to THEFT ultrSdy uell.
,.,...! ,ictk. NeW pieces mar tlwsys te Lad
.s,,,a.bl and I'D Oaei At EbO,I notice,
corx,rarur.- The public are tsu;iontJ
MID ,stsiyin1 zoe dollar aoIes on lhe bank Of
,',a.,,t, AtGrury Stephen ClSk, Ptesiaent,
.JCR Pbelps Ct4Aitt The mole is described
.,..u,s,,,r, Ism1Ie With vas< Of dow ers--
.,,,asa,s or tie nsHt end. Thete Is nos. nor
,,,,,.;e txyu, sutA bank evet established 10
,s,,, The project ives ;alkel about, but uevtt
..,,J
49,
DsTtFaAS'--" I09'O' 0N.E 70 years o. 'ge'
sad NJ I"'' Cetse"1 q E'Mao0'' Nation
e..aih Va az us We 90 Ft'aAy q l''l week
va. ltxTPhrs'o sSNe'ae Nle o. aa tathsf' who
vap"taini HtfuOos a'aaaoa ey los'e9 con-
~, toa' Na's etoeaOE 'elIey A'sei' Tue
Y;,tt't''E 'Ait AH .asaes eoSl9 aoE sEla'' 'ad
aH JR'sii 90 tlsel'eH' s"l@aet' plunged ia
NIX f'sa,n' sh'ea was 'naee ssS''ea foa te'
nf.H's ''' 'ss PStPose o. ss''as he hatth'
Nc s'PpasS Hs*'y t1'Esi Usl DIS lSlhet
t'sid Tue SAGE IL vac w" Ha's A1 A0O'e aao
,sSI'O''t "n 'upN oa.! v i've : S"P'e'
,....,r,.-C, r'oe,l,y hi.M heavy n;sn. ~
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fHB INTBBBIGBNCER,
4RlDlY a6RSiS6, IdSE q, lsse.

Tao.. RloV&l Bsql Rdit0tBf tLe obIo Fam.
), .,loppne ii Tie Spdss House The ttble Of
~ .5oe hos. a tie sPtiss VNl sttt hia1 good iaea
ef,lt 1o6UtiiteStss of'VItsihis ten.
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! GREAT VICTORY OVER AL LllN'IIESTS
j. B, VONDERSM1TH'S
Chang Flu,
NhtnAea Imminent.
T4KE NOTICE.

Mary aud iu1t Oh x ;"us ale nAJt 10 ti the o'dIhtty
lInEentI u Tux dty Gu AcoOhI ni .1I E6eH'Ve snfl!
aud The vu&tLly liS!u, UHru ~ un0a t &k'r, Won
dtIlul act Wbth htG been Venice 10 ne ta;oEsAmtnV
INF Ibott profound !,s, iMe de tiEI o. 'aAild'ou'
rEltI. Is thai ~ td9pn 10 it, HsirlnID3 CE'tut e.
ktt4 IL bt ma b,aiihiG cosmetic and hETtetbk tRt
lUUR 1osHy part O. lEeGktuY "LNa {: mtY bt ttFleo
II inpttu Iul aud Il:UII. low aEeh ans 01 mai!
togi&, tnd leSIet Ne 'tIt!!J'sAA Of be1th! tkT ~
ttsd o. lbt eratCd AID CtEed tiiEt'tIte Wlhth Is
tonuVn IkAui o. LIn1 IL t,Le I'Ict1 vs.! !or iLA
purpose. HeEs, e,ty !aty's tote; IL &"rrit1 vita 4
ND0 kuoNt ia tXte.WD' cgaies IL :at tt'N: lHItN!
ne ia eesbe UeVE !Ov U:ed rN Ou Ok b0ss Ln9 ~
tot !oUttt
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WbtlesaW ard Ht;Gii A.sn.I,
THOMPSON 4 PATTERSON,
mrf-It.NM 80. III Mait titttt.
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II ES'S Fin tau booa.;
AVA fiDe hs.PIt;
Fine n,oSUteO bootl;
fiOR hlIt welt
Fine klp
lire Congress
I f1s* ~ Gt'I.n
cot, diEni colt
CRnCnEte4g
oA0td LEA.
LADIES' SHOES,
T AIDES ire biIet tiIite'S'
L. 1OHtOOrt5 Caters
1uiRtS Nrr*rs.
NJ lSSES teapny llVd SIrr*nI
al FIIE GtteIN
+" k1d hHEhi
IDoiNLO GOolR.
An u Which HIe u lie Niest UTieA. ta
.IloY's cali bOO,H
ID DO Hirhooit,
10 ttW 0tEoId Tie4i
do hHUcBFS
RoF's hontt AtEl tts Of every Lind tni description
AIto' thd!tuS Sb0ft, GlittHI, &C, Of al Soils and
uEeG IN tet Ctn t@I tVeiyb1dy ia 1hltllDR tLEI hnT
TtH Ia mi Hue UoaI @'Iti ls3 NSiu1l'tel, Ml4eips
s-couDtty u4stlahls .orlDs W 6i eAaG SlidO
we'll t0cAI San
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Railroad Conneotlop.
Change Of Schedule.


@ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-17
DEFENSE OF THE CENSUS MARsHALS.

II ne Edi,- If The " Y. TrBsAe.
SIR: The publication of a communication
signed Seventh Ward, in yesterdays TRIBUNE,
does much injustice to the great body of Census
Marshals, especially to those of the Seventh and
Sixteenth Wards. The suthor of that commu-
nicstion iusinuates that according to our returns
the Sixteenth Ward shows decrease since the
last National Census while the fact is the T@en-
tieth Ward has been taken from that Ward. The
population of both those Wards in 1855 shows an
increase of over $4,000 inhabitants, a pretty re-
spectacle gain should think. " Seventh Ward
il in error at the supposed increase of the Seventh
Ward. The opening of Canal-st. and the widening
Of Walker ST. have broken up several large board
ing houses in the Seventh Ward, While the cree
ton Of so many stores in East Broadway has also
decreased the population OF that Ward. Inc
breaking up of large plumbers of the boarding
houses, and the removal of families residing in the
lower part Of the City have affected the growth of
the Seventh Ward in common with all the down
town Wards since the last Census was taken.
The great increase in the adjoining towns in New
Jersey, Westehester Co., and on Long Island, to-
eetber with the falling off of the foreign emlgrs-
tion within year or two has affected the growth
Of our CITY considerably aud should be taken into
consideration By those disposed to cavl and to find
fault with the Census Marshals who have had no
sinecure, and are lily requited at least for the
thsukess Job they have had to perform.
Trusting that you will set us right before the
public by inserting this defense AGAINST what ap-
pears to be a premeditated attack upon all the
Marshals BY anonymous assailants in the news
papers, / remain yours truly.
d. G. HENDERSON, secretary Of the Marsha-
No li9 CkdBbergst, Aug. -, 100
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.

4 meeting was held in the Sixteenth Ward on the
18th instant of citizens in favor OF Republican or
ganization. LUNAR SHERWOOD was called to the
chair and joins IL. DUsSELL appointed Secretary.
Resolutions adopted condemnatory of the repeal
Of the Missouri Compromise and the extension of
Slavery, in favor of the repeal of the Fugitive Slave
law, and in favor of a Prohibtory Liquor law one in
favor of donating the publ, lands in small quantities
10 actual eters; also in favor Of a modifc stion of
the Naturalization laws, requiring all immigrants as
well as natives to be able to read, write aud speak
the American language before exercising the elective
franchise; ore in opposition to auv interference With
State rights and in favor of Public Schools The
meeting then resolved itself ioto " the Sixteenth
"Ward Republican Association and adjourned 70
meet on the 2sth inst. the southwest corner of the
Eighih.ay. and Sixieenth-st.
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NEW-YOP1 DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST II. 1855.

Commissioners Of Emigration, and he wondered for
what business they designed the old church In john ST.
10 be occupied, Mr.. W. WAS very happy in his re-
marks and was several times loudly applauded. In
conclos.n be exhoried his brethren not to dispose OF
the old church.
Mr. CHAUScET SKATER was then introduced by
the President. He stated that he had been engaged
in legal proceedings relative 10 the disposal OF the
church properly aud at length set forth tn Diff
cules fe had 10 contend against, aud the opposition
ne met with on al sides. lie read letter demanding
sn Injunction against ceiling the church, offering IN
purchase the property should the trustees succeed be-
fore the Courts.
Mr.. Shafer having concluded, collection was
taken up to de'ray any expenses that might be III
CURED in preventing the sale Of the odd church.
A Committee of three was appointed to draff reso-
luiions expressive Of the OF the meeting. Tue
audience was then dismissed with benediction.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

THURSDAY, Aug. l6.-Ald. WAKENAS in the chair.
Neither the Mayor or the Recorder being present, the
Board as on Wednesday could not proceed to bush
ness and after receiving and referring two or three
bills Adjourned to Fridsy at o'clock.
as many of the Census Marshas appear dissatisfied
at the datory proceedings OF the Board it is right to
explain tie position which the accounts are now in
There are in all s29 bills for taking the census. OF
these ~ were with some slight alterations amounting
10 reduction in all of about S25 audited aud allowed
by vote of the Board on Monday the 18th inst.
They were mostly regarded as reasonable bills, and
were consequently ordered TO be paid. They are AS
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UsFoRruEArE, VERY.-The Troy Budget relates
the following rather singular circumstance which hap
pened recently in that city:
Two persons-male and female, of course-were en-
gagged to be married. the month in which the cere-
mOny was to take place appointed, but not the
particular day. Well, the mouth approached, aud
the FINALE DESTROYS of ascertaning the day
questod her intended to it, 30 as to give her
time to prepare habiments suitable to the occasion.
He, however, put her oil with indefinite answers;
bu, she continuing 70 breach the subject to his
willing ears" he finally told her that he short
Of fuDds-hsdnt the necessary needful" Here
Was a stick er-something the woud-be bride had not
even thought OF. To remedy the matter far pos
ste, however, he made the following proposition to
her: lie being 10 receipt Of good salary, should
the greater portion Of il and give the money to
her to keep that they should postpone the time one
month when they would be united. To this she as
seDted, and our hero forthwith commenced to carry
out his laudabe intention Every week be gave her
more than half his salary, and a consequence in
short time she had quite Of money in her ,osses
sion belonging to him. Meantime another came and
ron her, The sequel Oft ell IT, the female and her
new found lover were married. and ran away with the
earnings of the casfof suor who Yves heeced ont of
nearly s5o He will do nothing in the matter consid
eriDg that be has made a fortunate escaOe from a
marriage connection which he might have had cause
70 regent.
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10 hourly and in Plumbers. Information hsd reached
here Of great i,tereet 10 the cause"
The people said to be anxious, on the opposite
bank OF the river for the arrival Of the suxsry troops
from Texas Great enthusiasm prevails among the
men, In less than five days the first party viii cross
The Rio Grande Capt Henry Of the late Texas Vol
NJ ieers expected 20 be in command for the present
incIose you hs address TO the people of Texas which
you will please pnbish, and also the pronuacisnento
or proclamation intended 20 be circulated among the
MexceDs on the arrival of the auxiares. |, ia 70 DC
hoped that the people Of Texas will come forward ia
the matter and give that aid which is expected a. their
hsnds. Col. John s. Ford is looked for hare with
great anxiety and with considerable reenfo.cements.
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ESSEX MARKET.

Justice Brennan had the customary quantEfy
ty transgressors Of City ordinances broasn' w.
him yesterday morning
FINED -. Ioha
Charles Jacobs, John Colby, John sn'u' IssJ,
Dayner, Thomas Herman, John Cannon, Az aaI al
and Adelia Bimberg, were al more or lese CT 1'-'
were fined $40 all round.
DISCHARGED. ,,r,,ss,
John Schultz, John Donnelly, and An n a rcr-
were not so far gone that tax was consioei i;nfg
site to expiate the offense, and they were sc'''
discharged.
FOURTH OF JULY IN AUGUST; sr az
Catharne Dermsey has been on the I'lanJh sr oil
months, ard Immediately on her return ~ a. unral
Ss St the house would NJ bod her; accordingly ~
went into the street and made such row s' I'D bs
at once taken TO the Station House sns sostbs AL
Justice that she had been shut up oI - sb sgss
had been KEEP, sober on the Fourth ofJaiy' "'''
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correspondent of The San AAtoato Ledger. writ
ing from Leona River, July 10, says:
81 embrace tie hrst opportunity offered 70 inform
yen OF the movements OF the auxiliary forces intended
for tie overthrow OF The Santa Anna Goyernmen. 10
Mexico, and the establishment OF government ia go--
able TO the Interests OF Texas. The first Of he ,xoe-
ton srrived here The 18Th inst, AID everyh,ny
eplears fsvc.abe 20 Re casse. TIC mer are coming