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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-12
GEORGE HUNTLEY,
Wholesale and Retail,

Tin. Copper, and sheet-Iron Ware Manufacturer.
I'D ESPECTFUIIY informs the citizens of Eb-
Ia cnsbarg and the public generally, that he
has purchased the Tin Shop, formerly carried on
by Messrs. Davis, Evans sS Co., and will contin-
ue to carry the business in all its various
branches, wholesale and fefaika His wares will
he made of the very bst material, and in the
uloI worAIHauiike nIauucr.V Hopairing OF an
kinds done ON the shortest notice, for cash. s.
.iLSO,-House Spouting made and put up to
order on the lowest terms, for cash. ss5t
Also hat,d and for sale. a large assortment
of Cock aud Parlor sttsves. fer coal orswood Di-
ming room stoves, Egg stoves, &C. sa s's8
Also a large assortment of CRATES and fire
brick. for Cooking stoves, Coal buckets. Shovels
pokers, smoothing irnns. &c. &C., all of which
will be sod low for cash.~
Tin-shop and wareroom in part of the building
formerly occupied l,ss George liernealne, back OF
the 8. Democrat & Sentinel" Office.
G71All orders promptly attended to. ~
Ebensburg, February 22. 1s55--ly.
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u yHE Subscriber being about to move to his
=. farm offers to rent the property at pres
cnt occupied by him, and used Store and
Tavern. II is rfre chance for those wishing TO
make Nancy, as it can be leased for one more
Possession can be given ON or before the LIST of
November next. Apply to the Subscriber on the
n. B.-4sThosc wishing to save money will 10
well to give me call as intend Selling the Stock
on hand at greatly reduced prices. Ny Stock
consists of general assortment of goods, such as
usually kept in country Stores,
..,'-, WILLIAM d. HURD.5
August s., f8d5s---6t = ssstaxs
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Administrater,s notice.

ETTERS of administration having been gram
LIZ ted to the undersig gned on the estate OF Dan
iel Keefe, deceased. all persons indebted to SAID
estate are hereby requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the
same, will present item duly proven for settle
ment. ID. H. ROBERTS, administrators.
Ebensburg, September 5, I855.-6t.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-12

HEAn QUARTERS Sd Brig. 18th Div. P. NJ.
The volunteers attached to the Sd Brig. 10th
Div. p. NJ. will assemble fer parade and. drill in
the Borough Of Ebensl.urg. ON Tuesday the 18th
day Of September next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. pre-
ciscly.
Captans.of of companies upon their arrival will
report to Lieut.. j. A. Blair
ts BY order of Col. McDcrmit.
JOSEPH J DUNLAP, Adj't
Ebensburg, August 20, 1855.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-12
Orphans, Court Sale.

DY virtue of an order OF the orphans court of
Ii Cambria county. there will bc exposed to
public sale on Monday the S.h day of October
next, at one O'Clock p. M. the following described
real estate, situate one mile east of Loretto ip
Allegheny Township, Cambria county viz:
A certain piece parcel of land adjoining lands
of Michael NJ CURE, William d.. Hurd,
Dotison and others; containing SO acres and 136
perches, and allowance, about 45 acres Of which
is cleared. s
Sale to be held ON the premises, and wi IL b
sold on the following terms, to wit one fourth
Of the purchase money to be paid on confirmation
of the SALE and the residue IN three equal annual
payments thereafter with interest, to be secured
by the Judgment. bonds and Mortgage of the pur-
CHASER.
G-The above property offers rare inducements
to purchasers. b.ins conveniently located TO the
Borough of L,rctto and the Pennsylvania and
Portage Rail Roads
FRANCIS A. GIBBONS.
Guardian of Francis A. Gibbons Jr.
Co,,f =
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school Teachers Wanted
JOHN PARkE'S 80
J~lanstOwn Narhae WORKS
Frsnklin Street, nearly opposite the new Methes
dist Church. 4sh9stS~A. h.

dist Church, ysh9sts~A. h.
"0NUMEN3S, Pombs, Grave Stones, Man
N4 tells, Table, and Bureau tops, panutne etqrssd
OF She bsastsful and finest quality Of fprigg
and domestic marble, always on hand and made
to optes cheap they can be purchaser m tho
East. with the aaaition Of carriage. From long
experience IN the business and strict attention
thereto, hs can aszsse the public that all orders
will be promptly attended % and the wQEf fnish-
ed TO osler and delivered at any place desired
Also, Griadstones Of VARIOUS grits and sizes.
s,4itsA,e Cor hxmeES and mechanics. Sold by
wholesale or retail.
U-h'r the convenience Of persons resaling in
I be east and north of the county. specimens may
he seen aud opiers left with Stephen, Lloyd, al
hns cabinet warcrocms in Ebcnsbure.
prices. fjune 20, 1885:
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20 MI whom 1t mar concern. Those knowing
themselves indebted TO the SUBSCRIBER ky pct9
''r l,.k acconnt. viii please make payment on OF
he.sre the ilth of aspte1ntx4 nsxt- fhose ne
.lecfins tins notice must not complain II caSks are
aldssi O. their accounts after tho above mentioned
date u,,rv>.-.,
1 Twaasi Ilili. August 9. ls55.-st. ~
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JAMES D0UGHERTY.
OF THE FIRM OFe
DORSEY = DOUGUERTY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
~ TOBACCO & SEGARS,

NO. A Nerth Fifth street, Phila.
WILL be happy 70 receive f the orders Of his
y country friends, and as many. others as
may iayor the hrm with q call. They will al
ways md full and select assortment Of the best
brands Of tobacco and segars. which will be sold
on favorable terms.
September 5, 1865
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a Ii persons knowing themselves indebted to
IA me by note or book account. are requested
to make payment to E. Hutchinson, Esq. have
left my notes, books, &C.. with him, and his re-
ceipt to all persons paying will be valid.
Early attention to this will save costs.
b. f. DAVIS.
Ebens burg, Sept. IL, 1855.
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se DH. JAMES G. AYEH, sf. (.
PRACTICAL AND ANAIYf1cAt CHEMIST,
-. .LovELL, NAss. ~ .,.,......'s'
Price 25 .tss. pr Bpx. FIR Bores FIR 81
S &l bys Ismss NcIlcrmitt. Ebenshufg. Z. P.
IIilsIehrsfd, Indiana. W N 'Gnnell. Spzpkpitvils
DIR. r. A. Johnston, Iohnstowp, and by dealers
evcrywherc. = - q
September 5. IsSs,.s .;. =
c.ALT. Mails, Oils. ffsh. Sc. very low at
y 8 JOHN M'CoY,S
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AttentIon Gnards.z ~
VoU win meet at your armory In Ebensbure.
=. on. Tuesday, the 18th inst, at 9 O'Clock. a.
~, -. precisely, properly armed and equipped for
By Order Of
September IL, 1865. = -'.-''''a : : 1Ap'.
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There will also be offere. at the same time and
place 20 sor co 900 feet Of Pine lumber, suitable
for baiildisg purposes
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-12

John NICK eage, asass
Manufacturer and Dealer In al xinds Of cieers.
snud, Chewing aud Leaf TebAe6e. HoHff0m-
! s cry g., Hsllisdaysbsrg, p. a',s'
tonstanfly on hand, fine and well selected
~ stock Of Spanish. anil half Spanish cigars,
at the lowest possible prices. AL ARTICLES sold at
this establishments are w&rr<stea ~ ae what they
are represented. - ,ssas;x;S1 h1Efltslfs szsz
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September u, 1855.
No. IS South Second Street,
Durr AnEu.DuuA

. No. IS South Second Street,
7st..-.s -, PHILADELPHIAs
RE now prepared to offer to their customers,
"A and otLe trade (of their own importation,) }
the largest and handsomest assortment of Millin-
cry. Goods. in this cify- consisting jim part Of
R0NNET SILKS, ri BB0NS. " EIsVETS, FAN
CY FEATHERS, FLOWERSs LACES, &C., &c
Which will be sold at tie lowest prices, and on
the most favorable terms ~ - ss4ss
Philadelphia, Sept. IL 1856. s8
TAKE NOTICE.
Hyhe undersigned, intending to leave this Coun-
u ty, has left all the accounts, notes, &C., OF
Forsyth & Co., and j. B. Craig in the hands OF
Jss. Miller, Of Jefferson, for collection. Persons
knowing themselves indebted. will please cau ON
him Immediately and make settlement.
,s.s.a -yss8..s sssss s j .sB. CRAIG
Jefferson, August 1, 1655.--3m.s es
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Peter MoGough.

- s Peter McG0uSh.
IUSTIcEOFTfiE PEACE and SCRlNF.NER.
- Clearicld township, C..paPfia county, Pehns.
Collections and other yysiliess VII be promptly
attended te.
Nay ., 1854,
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mada in New Y,kw
HOLMES YOUNG Street asf
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DROWN and Bleached Mhslins from TO ID cts
D per yard; of good qualitt, at
JOHN M'CoY'S.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-12

A LARGE lot of Ready Made Clothing of almost
n every quality, cheap at JOHN M'COY,S.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-12

A VERY large stock Of Boots and Shoes. uncom-
n nionly low, at JOHN M'COY'S.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-09-12

I AIDES, Misses, and Childrens gaiters, a fine
l. variety, ct JOHN M'COY'S. !.
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NEW GOODS.
FIRE! FlRE!i FHRE.it

1 AIDES DRESS GOODS, Lawns, Bareses, silks,
L Challies, Swiss, &c, cheap at
JOHN M'COY'S.
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September 5, 1865
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-04

Tar FrAu cSsNIss tudef our election la-s the Sers
tAfJ Of state Comptroller, Surveyor General Attorney
General snS Trsasgfe- The state GNnvAsser. ani
three ~ fhem are qrofum 10 transAci business "
usloty of those officers AL 10 stisnd the HsyDr and
Eseresr ~ Albany hsibp noticed BY the secretary -
state required u A,snd and sh thO.s n The
state - GERS who are rfeseri, form brad
The s.cfssfy ~ ra'e h dfsesj ~ lay - appoint the
time ard pAes - ss'ing " ts hsa's fsnys.sys vhca
uast H. on "a bslots IT, iStl day u De~eus~r ~ ~.
tfhes ~ That - The Treasurer C0rDy,roier. The
peAra i po-sr 10 ssIourn ffcrn day dAy iw terra
pot trce.tiHg We tsys
the rttgIas from any county not received "a o.
bef.Je The s dAy II ftovsnber tie serFe,sy = -sis T.
rsqsife by law b. oisIsih special rssefgsf - g,.ssn
1
NJ canvas b.a isao eom,lsted 10 Al ;hs eoanuss
eSti Nsx York SAD sappyss tbs H~efst.fys nssssn
ger = 10 rsafeh ~ the rs'AfEt krs ihAt cir. N has
rtrs - b. ~ ~. ufxsss ~ ths ~yuaftr 'hs. ~.
fsrvtss Ia srw Ycfk pts spf b co11ptsei VI aSos'
re sS cay a. grace cea'rary y grssrsl sas'efni ~
fssssvs ora fEs NsN lcft pafsfs saturday stsrisg
ihs f1sf4 % CaHysse = that eopuy sfe srps1t~s 10
esu tlsfs their Abors today, IiA' b~nz sons ibs ~
tsttsry II state vu be hts - The rts.s rAn.
1sfFsfs in q stlAisiY --4itany Atgat b,r s.
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PROGRESS or THE ORGANIZATION or THE BoUsz-
PROCEEDINGS IN DOORS AND OUT or DooRs--THl
SOUND DUES QUESTION, ETC.


rRoGREss or THE ORGANIZATION or THE HOUSE,
PROCEEDINGS IN DOORS AND OUT or DooRs--THE
SOUND DUES QUESTION, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ., 1856.
Long before the hour OF meeting the hall Of the House
Of Representative hled 70 Ispieton BY ua-nbsrs
lobby Members and eager expectAa,s the spos Az
dred and twenty-five members answered their names
tsbetn.ees only nne demonstrating clearly the imper
tsnce attached TO Organization At this particular
jancture OF affairs.
The nrs ballot for Speaker resulted a. folovsRIch-
srdson, "a Campbell ss Banks, 22 Pennington a Mar
sha go Fuller is Scattering, II. After four ballots
with similar result motion III. Hoase adjourned
till tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
Thus NO are jus, much the ark with reference 10
who win se Speaker yesterday There ere vari.
Gus and conjectnres anoass to the ulnauu Of
and BY twelve o'clock TO shall be able 70
Judge whe her organization be eGec.ed before
Ciristmss
n Il believed tba. Campbell cannot 10 elected Beril
run up eighty votes and that Il the extent of hi.
strength Banks 10 be the hvonte, although his
vote Is mesgre. There quite number ready am
infrmed 10 cast their so.os for him whenever II IL
deemed expedient TO do To elect whg 1. of the
question. Come ~hote sniecsdsnr are democratic
some man, perhaps, not nov in the ring--siI
eventually be elected. Marshall, with hIs thirty
adberens, rather than republication triumphant,
viii throw their vote for Orr -hcb together With Tho
sdriristrsticn men, vho number s-venty. syr viii -,
b. sngcinn' y eject sDu''eru o. seruas',toa am
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A. 10 Ises Hss.s-f ns-isl, ces~ sas,sy ~
Nv fsYssg rsassn. xissssfgi Anss, Als.sJ 81
W hNfarss, ss~ fors y f'sshsa, Ns~ Sl~ses. o No
-. Is-ror We Netsy Iva
Atds ira I,e,s.-J r.sZ " nsns,s .st . ysss.
siasla = v q bftsss wsslangsoa fxy. =
Al H. suAksot -. iles~--xs cas<ns. rsf.s, ~, ~
svr tsn.sf hbhrsnf. W AfaaAs AMI tssnaly Lss ~
~,wer+rs nswen A risasna ~ Hoee.,.
itrtasr. A. nxtzxr1son, ksnsss
fgt = saaa1. A. "a iss sssrsAsg Hns'<s< n orsr
- 4 n NAT DIR E,t4hs<e hDssSss pcp~s ~
sitrs & \ tsrsns, Y fslaasf. ady stf sat tx DYfs
"a tty = ferry. cssAs. Fss fss -sn1 y ~ w.
yssra se. o~isas sH 8srsns ~ sls&nsaAp HAos wa
flf~mH If4w 0tofreh. " u xrfssanis. Arxr4 a. 4
tssy b Safpvli ~ q " cse~y A xsss gishsg.
sftskY ~ iNfr, v 49, Z - i. Fefs bafrE Mr.
a fFr,tr,st hggs tsgssss
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Board OF County Csnvasses~.
gfstrrxKSTu nay.

The ard a. otCogny CauvAascrs sssumed their labors
eserday at .ilA 81 In the stssncs of the President,
Supervisor williamson of the second ward, called 10
'fe cssir. Excepting Surefvbors Kelly and WAksman,
4.,c1s u Congress elect who absent a. Washing
ton 8 ILL Basfd wss In att. ndsnc~.
calling 80 the reuAitirg ballot. ~ the tsretcnt vsrds
resumed from SAiurosy, beginning With the Tcsth
wsf1 and proceeded With without interruption unt
o'clnci ~hen q vas taken for an hour.
~ s i. ~. The Beard Feconsenef-,ke ,Preslten, la
tie chsir The remaining ballots then calsi and
the Chairman stated that tho only thing refnsintnz
prerarsofy 10 the nnai ktstsnt IL the
mae cut the sggters,r vote of the various candidates
frot ie total taios of the ddsr.n, vsri Just
ncuf I'D sBd recorded by TIE elsft
ttfv vbor fr1slct ~ tbs Sh.iscnth warl spgses.s4
that A. there s,gs number ~ n,unBs to BE- sis
shieh would ily troor three boar.,
aud the Poarc Of rurrryl.ors 10 met ., oeA
m adjournment ists rises iiii toby. TIE Board
eetdlugly sdlovrnsd till II o'coet this morning.
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LAUNCH or THE bIBAn FEiGATE MISSEs0TA.
II the clyudless, hsluy day of Saturday that
The tuIerb specimen of rne architecture at
ten pied by the naval con-tIue and artisana Of
city launched into tho broad AMI Deantsi Apseosa
Before the appointed hour Thousands o srson III both
Ind Of all cBsfes Ol society had assembled Ia tn
Navy leso and houseops and every q. g 10 point "
Ia The peghb0fhfoa 70 witness the brit Yis % thu
uotle Ninuekot. 10 tlat element which h Ia fainre
the tea minstion IL tins preliminary Arrangements
unfD nton, enc O'Clock, when music, cbeefs and
salute Of twcnty-ons guns aun,unced the ar.
rival of the President. Sb 7Tfy afterwards the steamer
Engineer received board the President, his Cabinet
bpd number oi invited gaesis, ana took her station 10
the stesm In favorable posou for sesing the launch
As b h1rr anf tbe sound II The removal ~ the
Props heard the water, the Interest became
moie earnest until a. about hsfpa2t t~o signal gun
booutd orih Then bl teosms si'cbty attentive untiI
the jeie ship Roa slowly Into the water aaf bury
ug hefteh nearly he stern poIts ss ii IL homsge
"a .asy and gracefully upon the s~ct aud
came rest vfhou' F'ran-able ~ challenge the
vtebt criicsm--a very systhsn upon the sster- just
before The ship reached the water, yodpg Indy " This
city bapcd her IN tie Atsnaty mode by the name os
Mime oa with water brought from that river BY the
Hon. Sir. Rice u Minnesota Territory VERY h~ laes,
sufficiently thai, spprehcnaions 70 unsi them
s,vsscn board, though any dead Il danger must roon
have been lost In pride ~ tie unmarried sue,sss II the
launch sud the superb appearance Of . last triumph
may on conueced Shh her constrnctlon 10 f.ici,aed
uIon the successful i4sue ~ their Abors; AMI
that OF citi1ns pfesnt at ihs bsagtfal
spectacle vi 10 oov the course q The slen
dd nirnescs with inter"st and pncs-Nationdl fs,,i
hg,Ycfr D,r. 8.
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i NOTICE WITH REoRtr. IN A CoMMuNrcATIoN

II NOTICE WITH REGRtT, IN COMMUNICATION
frvu the Now Day iuard IN yesierdsy's Herald t,.i
On engagement Though know The comprising hi
gentlemen and men o. verscsy having for
way blame in this AFFAIR. With whom he blame rests
know no However, do not thnk just thN should be
made odum attached neglected duty others
The simply thcsefrevous 70 the Of
ih stuc day the committee 81 the shove
% ~ the refusal o. dat day AMI whsn ne dav
a, pored BY Governor fhey wcub call 70 rafy The
ssxems nj elncc then have heard nothing from them unt
lie morning OF oh November and upon inqurns CANNOT
and ,hey ever called sny the books
which are open 10 inspection, win provs my words
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LsRAsK LEsLIE's

II ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
No Of this cndid paper issued Saturday Dec l.
conAping nearly forty splendid Illustrations and all the
OF The week Tho following from the New York Trbuae
Saturday ast:--
FRAsK LEsIIrs TILUsraArEp NEwsr APER-The first
Der now illustrated journal with the above title has just
been ssued in this city giving excellent promise Of superior
publcstiop. In form and execution close
blance TO te London Illustrated we'll Ia the vsre
IT, seasonabeness and popular character Of It's conens Tho
engravfngs finished with spirit and
and that Just the opcs Of talk Tho
reading matter has evidently been prepared with
aid for the most credabe to tho ability tact and
uca o. tne editors While lively and vigorous
nong which tho most fsstoas family might not ecome
f fresde There ample for Journal Of this cha
rac,er and we cordially wish complete success To the enter
prtse
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PSnsx MrsAT Az DosDKxrovr,-This In psr.
sHxnssu, us sgv q ylsle~l ss<aslsaa~~. f~~ y.~fs
sxo .Asrs o,Ss k~-r 81 Bo'assi~vs, N. j. ssso
usst - cTHk ste islspss shozt isvn and b,svyv
sbiisgs ~ uns from us gs.u~rnsn ~ hS Hso~ vtIs
s,atie sbs 6ssxkt~r u1s synossrs a Ell sy-s A
shsssb. hgv ihis .Am~ tree ssf sssy hlss, vhss.
yse' - ths nososnioss shsf~ we're unp~A ss-~ nasts
The sasSer u NE Tvistss ana n feio~ss By r.Lsvs
= hslAn eshSs--h< snf sh~y t~iisvsnr that ioss
lhs sesrsfs Nspes oil, h< la his grasp kinx nsfst
ibs se~cpaf---ss~rss5s~dvs1s y Bs<s~ Tsrsysr1
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on ARE REQuRsrEp

AT0T1CH TO HACK DRiyERs-yoU ARE REQUKsTED
~ leaving COMPANY a ssc opening ball his evennx =
e City Assembly Room set hem down wth ypur horses
frs6r towards Howard street snd take hem ~ "a revere
order. ny request Of The COMMITTEES cf Arrangement
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L,IRsT WARD MAGNETIzERs ON DECK.--THE ABOVE
company of horse guard will parade Chrissms Day.
meeting 70 make 1rAogcnents wa be held Al crsigers
No street Saturday evening. II eight o'clock
ebers requested hire ~sr horses and dresses ~
coon possible. BY order OF N. CREI3ER, Captain.
No, Stae street.
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A NEW COMIC PAPER-Y0UNG ANERIcA--A sATI-
a rics illustrated weekly paper with the above le win be
published early In December Ga cents number &2 20
per Subscriptions and contributions 10 be addressed
to STRONG, Publisher IS Nassau street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-04

1xILITAnY "A GENTLEMAN, WHO HAssERvED FOR
M several yess ri.h and adJusAni Of hs
Ssmen IA dcsiruua az c master any a the mill
farv cCpparics In York rookiyn- Application. By
letter addressed niles IL Herald Office, VIII NEE mme
6ase et epsion-
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vrssrL AT ~. JOHNS. NJ oHDsK on rms nRivHM
ooygnsoE-ATrEArTED sgtucrDs OF AnyHDAn
rAiLoHH.
tsuxs rankxEsr.
Asrsgra, Nov AZ, 1876.
J1Nrs COyp0s BssRrrr r8q.--
You viii no doubt tbs arrival n tho sabine yoay
port hear Of the insult oasf,d deg ihs inst.
The facts ere follows rh~ brig isngo, Of s1i fros
Philadelphia, arrived here the OH inst. Aa.i ths
10Th boarded by the sushori, during ing sAs~oos
under the rrsisnes Of fsxrehiog or oossssAa gooiA
No search made, bot tho colosls Trs4sassr, Mr..
~as slaYs and 10 hAs eons board 10 rrs him uss
proee,ion which the BsItsh govsfanasni hla trtA
The slaves h0 suive1 In thsif waters.
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he va free man, he vas ~ fsfos rsu~v~i shw~,
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which v1s 81 that t,uns ihs guardian.
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oonnsese ~Iih tie sotssnsn, declare tie ct - have
teen nass ssg,ss' Outrage 10 ,As Asa~ssasn asg.
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MORRIS WILLIS HOME JOURNAL FOR ls56-rHE
N following are the Inducements to sub.crihe:-A new
novel by N. p Wills sores Of sketches by General Morris
and novelette, by I'm Field. Terms - year. once O7
Fulton Etrcetl
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I'M HllONHG Nf Al0Ss
OPENING OF THE THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS-.
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STRUGGLE FOR THE SPeAkERSnP OF THE HOUSE,
TIE CAUCUSES HELD LAST HlOlT.
Coalition Of the Opponents Of the Ad-
miniStratiOn.
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EXPECTED TRIUMPH OF THE ANT-NEBRASKAITES.
Combination or the Democrats and Twelfth
Seellon Men.
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The Decision Of the CalGnst on the Sound
Dues Question.
Toncof Mr. Buchanan's Dispatches from England,
&c, &C., &c.
EXPECTED TRIUMPH OF THE ANn-NEBRAskATEs.
Combination OF the Democrats and Twelfth
Section Men.
The Decision Of the CahGnst on the Sound
Dues Question.
Tone Nj. Buchanan's Dispatches from England,
&c, &C., &c.
rH CON0RE IS.
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON. nac. q.

WAsHlNGT0N Dec. 3. 1856.
We were favored with beautiful weather to-day, and
our streets presented quite holiday appearance At an
early hour crowds wended their way the Capitol and
the galleries. particularly tina. Of the House. crowd
ed to excess; many not able to find accommodation
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