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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-08
The Telegraph IN Alabama,

le 1eieS- d PA Al NAV aiid'
The prejudices in the upper part Of this
State to the magnetic telegraph do not
seem to be removed. The people at,rib-
ute the drouth to it. The .l1ytt Ah-
5amin says that the following proclama-
ton was found posted near the line of
Marion County. 1t IS printed verbatim ::
int 1'ArI o, Al INA TN, the May lsS-
Notice TO the Managers of the Tellecraft
Ware you ar hereby foTwarned 10 not 10 put
M the yare any more for II shal not stay up
any more long at time If you do not let IT
stay down the hole country is going To Just
60 before your Eyes AMI tare it down and cut
The post and throw a way the glasses and
throw way tie ware anl ska the frsl man
.ais any thing \ saIaSt II and throw his hide
a crows \ pole and split uooOOo
Jump up John the Wolf ketcher
The North AR1jan,jan relates the fol
lowing story: One Of the men engaged
in building the line through the "inttctcd
region" when it was first put up, eight
years ago, tells an anecd6tc of an Old lady
who is now prominent among the belle
vcrs in the new theory. Oar informant
says that when they were putting up the
wire opposite the dwelling of the old lady
referred to, she came out and insisted that
they should pat it further from the house
for, says she, "Supposin thar should be
war, and they should be sendin' cannous
AMI bombs along the TELEGRAPH and they
shoull bust right here and tear everything
all to pieces, | should like to know who's
n gwine to pay for it' Take it away of
thar for | don't like the pesky thing no
how "-MJRe Tribune, Nay l7M.
WoMAS.-It is seldom that Julius Ca
sar Hannibal says anything not worth quo
tiir., but the following is extra good:
"Dcy may rail against woman as much
as dey like, dey can't set me up against
dem to be fust in lub, fust in quarrel,
fust in dc dance, dc fust in de ice cream
sloon, anl de fus., best, and de last, in de
sick room. What woul We poor debils
do wildcat en-? Let US be born as young,
as ugly, and as helpless as we please, and
a woman's arm ain open to rceeibe US. She
it am who CUBS us our fust custer oil, and
puts close 'pon our helplessly necked Inns,
and cubbers up our naked foots and toses
in flannel petticoats, and it am she who,
rs We grow ny, fills our dinner basket wid
doenuts and apples as we start to skcol,
and licks US when We tears our trowsis."
"Ned, who is that girl saw you walk.
ing with ~
"Miss Hosg."
"Hogg, Hogg-well, she's to be piticd
for having such name"
$50 | think" rcjoined Ned 'I pitied
her SO much that l offered her mine, and
she Is going to take it presently"
The motto at the head Of the Counc;,
Bluffs Bugle is-'Terms three dollars
truth though crushed shall rise again. j
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-08

Thesubscriber would respectfully inform the
citizensof Lewisburg and the travelling commun-
ity generally, that he has opened new Livery
and Exchange stable on FOURTH street halfs
square South of Market, and has provideda good
lot of Horses, with entirely new good and fash.
ionableCarriages, Bug gies, ,SIeighs, where all
wishing ANYTHING in his line may be accommcd-
ated on the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms. He will pay every attention to the
wants of his customers, and hopes by so doing
to merit and receive a liberal share Of public
patronage. WILLIAM MOORE.
Lewishurc Dec 30 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-08
Cheap saddle
and II Irncss =
.EanHfHCfGry.

The subscriber. thank
ful for fayors hitherto
conferred, respectfully
invites the nnhIIc 10 call
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-08
DAVID BL.AIR.
]. l.. BARRETT.
HERRIMG'S

Patent champion Fire
Proof SAFES, with ii,LL's
Patent Powder-ProofLocks g,
which were awarded scpar-
ate Medals at the Worlds
Fair. London. .lSjl. ard also
|at the Worlds FAIR. New
lcrk, 1853 and 1854. The
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-08
Dissolution Of Partnership.
,TILE Partnership heretNfOre existing

iAN 80 A'''' ''i''t h''N'''''N NNiotiH-,
L between David Blair and J. l.. Barrett un-
der the firm Of Blair& Barrett, IN the business
of the Mount Vernon House, No. 95 North
Second Street, has been this day dissolved by
mutual Consent ]. l.. Barrett having purchase
The interest # SAID Blair, viii continue 10 keep
the Mount Vernon House.
DAVID BLAIR.
]. l.. BARRETT.
The Mount Vernon House viii he continued
by the subscriber, who will be happy To see
his friends and spare no pains To make them
comfortable !. l.. BARRETT.
Philadelphia, April Z, 1853.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-08

C,CHOOI. ORDERS neatly pria and !or
- sale at the Chronicle ofice
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-08

The motto at the head Of the Council
Bluffs Bugle is-'rerms three dollars
truth though crushed shall rise again, il
IN advance -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-08

!(00k and Stationery Store. North
i9 West cor. of xih and Arch SIS, Phii1-
dtLyhi0. Great Hs:irS:s islS in Books!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08
WHY NO SPEAKER:

The conduct OF the opposi ion st Warrington
10 having wasted 20 much time without the cholos
o. Speaker has a bad aspect, and is calculated
10 make q very had impression 1t affords no
yery satisfactory foretaste Of what is likely to
FLOW. 1t leads to spprehensiOns that 'ne
Administration party, decided minority sit is,
msy by unity and concert Of action. e6ectusliy
Lpllfy the decided majority sent 70 Washington
foJ the express purpose If calling the Admins rA
ton strictr to account This rs result which the
ueople OF the Northern States will not see without
s,sme psin enc Indignation. and we do not envy the
lot OF those politicians. in or out of tue House,
upon whom the responsibility for such sresult may
be fixed. 1t would be we'll to recOlect that tue
aroused seni1 ent of the North will not EASILY be
satisfied by cry excuses At tois moment all
other que stors stand most decidedly second 10
interest to that great and overwhelming one which
the Administration bas seen fit to raise-tho ques
ton, namely, whether there ia now. or for the fu
ture is ever to be- any North or whether, ia favor
Of the slave trading interest, Northern sentiment
AID Northern views are to undergo total if not q
perpttusl ecli3se Nobody can suppose THE
TRIBUNE 10 be Indifferent to the just protect on of
d, nestle industry but what, at this moment, is
the influence which any question, for instance about
duties on railroad lion, ought to have in tho way of
obstrpctDg the organization Of the House under
such Ulcers az would give to the great party Of
Norttern rights attbismomeDta decided m,jority,
both in the House and out Of it-ther just and To-
ci,in ate control over the action of that BODY
The paying t, thes of mint aud cunin is proper
and right but not to the neglect of the weigb'ier
matters Of the land and those who, in behalf of
pri' ate, local personal or pecuniarY interests
sholl now balk the people Of their will. or place
stumbling BLOCKS in The wsy Of efectual action,
must count upon being held not less guilty than
the Administration i.self-indeed mOrs guilty, By
the sddtd crime of treaohery aud desertion.
The opposition members Of Congress will allow
us 10 suggest that macy things which in the murky
atmosphere OF Washington loom up iuto mountains
spp. az when seen even by polt cal observers as 40
mere than mole bills and 10 the eyes of the great
boy Of the people of the United States are waOl
ly Invisible and they will do we'll to re 7Olle0t
that The judgment to be ultimately passed upon
thei, conduct will be not fOm the Washington,
but from the district point Of view.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08
THE LAST ABsUROIrY.

There is, peIhsps, no gloomier passage Id the
dreary ann sls of oppressi'n than that which re-
cords her dealings with Ireland race entirely
ostir ct from the Anglo SsxCn as indoleht as they
are active, as tender as they rude, as ideal as
they are material, as Facilitating as tbey are drm.
a. ard,nt as they are cold, as impulsive as they
are .elf poised. as visionary as they are practical
the hish bling emphstically tia weaker, becsme
consequently the conquered country. As con-
auered country ireland has aimee been governed
without the smallest regard to the great Christian
Obligation, Tor has q single right been ever con-
Ct 8ed TO her save at the point Of that sword which
flashes small threateniDgs fro n the astor House.
The property of the natives was sequestrated,
the religion Of the natives forbidden un.er
psins and to this hour 3 pampered Church
stands ard tsttens on the soil as badge Of coz
ouest apc monument of misrule Against this
owe, beari;g, ierd, proud power the life OF Ireland
b,s been one struggle But there is notin the Irish
character, shy more than in the Poiist-to which in
its virtues as defects it bears strong resemblance
the elemen. of success or Of nstiooal existence.
In il has peyer beer fCuud suca unity, such per-
sist, Ut purpose as obtained for this Country dis
intbrslluent and achieved its prosperity, Gener-
Gus and treacberous, loving truth in the abs Is:t
and psssicpately f1Id Of lying in the concrete,
graceful in sentiment sk yard in action. iudolent
in Temperament, quick in cunning, shreSd and
lewd, proud IN Imagination, servile 10 SOUL tender
I'D pss.ivDste 10 feeling the Irish character seems
TO be q sinpulsr mixture OF ell the ci6eteat ele-
nepts of the Eastern Southern and Northrrn races
but warts pIibc that which is tie lever OF
success Strength Where ss in this AID ic uaay
other countries itscquires this element from mix
ture with s sturder and steader race. there osa
hardly be more utifo character thsa the IRISH
But il its native form, from the absence Of CHS
quality, it has ever been practically resutless
The truths that while the selfsppoiutod ststes
m4n of the Astor House sre resolving that Eps laUd
now presents in larger form than it has ever yet
offered that difficulty which Is said to be the op
nortnpitv of Ireland, ireland, on the other hapd
perhaps was never 10 worse form or temper "a EN-
brsce that opportunity. The lIisa Roman Cath
Ole Priesthood stand at tee gateway Of the lri.h
peoples heart No one can eDtsr without their
permission And at present 1t so happens that be-
tween tn. Irish priesthood and the English Gov
errment there is q thorough entente cordiale
which fin d. Election in the active deoupcistiou Of
tbis yssy Convention by the K 'man Catholic priest
bosd here. This entente It is true, 10 cot QUO Of
affection but OK yediency The priesthood Of Ire
lard see England virtually ruled by that French
usurper who is the bulwsrk Of the Vatican and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08
RATCHHIORls HAM DYE-WIGs and TOCPEES.-
ahs Tnbune (ia,s wing, almanac for 1850

WILL BIZ issJRD FEw DAYS.
IL addition ~ the usual Caeodsr pages snd As.
trcromiosl Csiculsnops his work w,d contain
CLASSIFIED LISTS on rHE MEMBERS or THE SENATE
AND HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
GoyfRxxEsT OF THE UsueD STATES. EXECUTIVE
AID JUDICIAL
THy LAWS ESAcTED By TUE LATE SESSION oY 1Hx
XXXIIlD CoSGREss
REVIEW Oh THE WAR THf CRMEA
A C,RKrrLIY. WRITTEN HIsroLy or KANSAS TERRI.
TORY.
Az Apr,clI on WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
S-.1k C;oyrsSNESIs A list of the States. with their
Caritsls. Governors, tinps OF holding Elections,
Meetings OF Legislatures. &c.
tn, poyurAn yorE FOR President Dr STATES FOR
1914, 'ls and '52
ELxorIos RETURNS FROM ALL rhE STATES IN ihh
USIoS, where's elections were hed Tor ie''')
carefully compiled and compared with i'fmsf
e,ec,ioDs. expressly for The Tribune Amsnac'
ALls7 on THE CouSTRiEs capitals ard ruling s'Vef'
eiys Of the civilized world
LIST OF TIE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF The WORLD,
With .heif 20 ,ulstious &c.
SINGLE CoPIEs I9I cent?; o. per dozen; 81 per 100.
pos..es on the ALMANAC. l cent each prpaid, or 9
crn eech when not prePaio.
Orsers respectfully solicited by x.v,v.,u
Tribune Once, kew.YeFk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08
THE NEBRASKA ELECTION

From Our Own Cousspordert.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Nov q, 1856.
We have at last got at the facts In relation to
the Nebraska elections. The MebraskiaH, psb-
Iished st Omaha City, the Government organ IN
the Territory, announces with aOutish this week
that its candidate for Delegate to Congress 10 The
recent election il elected BY SO majority, and
thererpon proceeds to Crow Chapman, crow"
at great rate But IL altogether omits to publish
the ist of votes or tell ts readers hsa this rosst
has bee n brought about. There Is good ressoe
for this silence, tor the action Of tho terrtoriA
Csuvassers (r b. Cunning, secretary, b. L. kAa-
kim Treasurer, anu &. b. Smith. Auditor. COM
posing the Board) has been such tn,t the moro
carefully their doibgs are kept out of sight tho
better will it be for their reputaton and the bot
ter will it be also for the re lutation OF Gov.
lizard, who, by giving Chapman tho official cefti6-
cate of election, has sanctioned their proceeding.
The following is tie actual result OF the late
election in Nebraska, taken from chs original poll
books, certified TO by tue judges Of the election.
and attested ~ the Secretary Of the Territory.
1t may, therefore, be relied upon as correct;
10 Qar..f "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

SCHOOLS or PRACTICAL SCIENCE Ia cur notice 4
thee IL titruo1s some time .ince, we o1.ace1 to
mi, one of he olGest and most o,uplsts cooueote
With @ rtgalsr ooil.gs. We are reminded Of this
The receipt az cat .ogre CT Uoion Coieg-, Sctsoec
tssy in which cou Of civil eUgretricg intro
ducsc in ls.5 by is present dicsctr, Pref Gillespie
apc hss Stree bteu y.sry ext need slc reudsred more
vr,a, bic l. rrns through tIo years. cnm orIs'ng
ayperr'iy avery rom.I-te Gu Sicu.m f ua'heos-
teal epbi,slsi 6ele sork zeal iosfr &C ion e 's
IFS t. yours eng1s for lis cues -nd prevent MS
uss ,ns cb ssc m,fak tt # tue Pc ice Rat
s5 r,idse-
Tts eeU.-ai csta ogoe shows 33s stceent', with DR..
NJ. I, s,,l 1T t.e be-.r of Ire Fsccry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

against Slavery or to nsinuste the. Kansas is Hot
erd ought not TO be slave territory.
The view taken Of this whole affair BY our cor
respondent on the spot is preciselT the ope I"
which We bad ourselves been led BY the freq
Dentary intelligence which bad previously reached
us-Dsueiy. tost this collision bss been plauned
std soUett by the wre'obed Sham on as means
Of crushing the Free.Stats meD-a conclusion
sbupdaptly confirmed by The dispatches OF the Dor
der rbffsns themselves, IS witness the following
sent from Weston to The Louisville Courier Cd
Administration paper sLd ALREADY once printed l"
orr ccluurs, bot which We here copy again
The Excitement reasinr-Missou,tans gong %
hGrsas By Hnr6red..
"WGsIOS Nc. Nov. SOP IT,
"TTe ereses sIoi'emen continue to eKs 10 h.0s.s SIS
TIE officers bave beeo resls ed o. the u0oociss a'u
tbs iuierpoerOb OF the Militia has been c-sd IoI.
% secret lefter from Secretary Woodsoa to Gsu.
Eastop hse been yittep in >hich the isr req ICES
Ger f 10 cal fer he Ride Conp4nJ 81 r. tIe CH!''
Mo 81 as not Il cOrpprOr11se Governor shannon
- osy hundred men froun Jackson County as1cui
ere Low 60 route for Douglas Couaty, kscses rem
tor st joseph aud Wes'on, il Mssoun. are r.
nues,eo each 10 furnish TIC same Number Of mes ihe
Jeo1le Of Kansas are 10 be sUgugdted at az lazarus
TIE design Of thee border rutiaos is manife'l
We ore proud to say that tie Free-State settlers
have metitiu the spirit Of men 1t impo'' bio 10
resd without emotion the pledge of union and md'
tusl support signed by the men of Lawrence Oh
tie stock of Sharps rifle, made to serve instead
of writing desk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08


And 80 Bird b Cbspms IN hes received the othclai
certificate Of election as Territorial Delegate iSf
Nebraska from Gov lzatd.
In relation to tho exclusion Of the votes on the
Half Breed aid Ind,aa Reservations, there ss'
lleyed to be DO good reason for il whatever. Ia.
persons residing there we're as much citizens o
Ktbrssla az those residing elsewhere; they Voted
at precincts held wtbinlegslj -org.cizsd coan.les
and "A the capvnssers mad no PROOF before tncc
ast 80 uso or bow many voted, or for which csudi
Sstes the votes were given, their action wss clearly
illegal. IA to toe illegsliass In the returns IRON
Or, and Burt the 70 IVES no more ground for ex,
c,ndinc the vote. Of tbo,e counties ON that groun6
thar for excluding either OF the others. All 10
retnrrs we're more or less Informal and nooe msss
40 than Dougl,s County. where Chapman receives
his priDcipsi majority but the Of this county
were coun'ea, while Otoe, the most p1pulod
county in the district, Vas excluded
The House of represent stives will look into seu
lection carefully have no doubt. aud will o."
Chapman from his seat. Mr. Bennett ID .lrssy
ob tbe load to Washington, with abundant Pfcss
TO sbo@ that he RECESSED majority Of the TO-;
aud cannot doubt that bis claims to seat WI
be affirmed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08
INVITATION TO FEMALE gnIoRAsrs-rhs Con.d

INVITATION TO FEMALE GMIGRArTs-rhe Consd
tu'iou nsuec bJ ths recent Cor venon If the people
of Kerrss contains be fo,ovirg provision:
fe'o'red, That tie general Assembly shall hsve no
power oP.ss any Nv rteTesy n separate estate Of
sirtd somsn ei Der 10 pr perry re a. per-oos or
H. Jeo s,sD ever he usd- subject 20 the thp)s.l o.
The bushnc or subject to the "a Of rhe deos ct
t. husband IN any insuD.r unes- By write, cotseu
Of Tie 7ift fret obis 70 GUY Acknowledge ant 70
corctr viii sesed by It lea Witnesses be ia n-c
~ the wife. Tb.t tine Gene: al .s-ps.y shall h.ee
n"Po.tr to lbs. Any law dsDiviog the mother OF ~
,qusit, With n. far 10 the msiutensno educa ion
ard c1e Ct to.i- Children and il case shall tue
noher - Of cbilarsu sxcep. per account
It hssriy in'emp,rsLcs, or other gross inpto
p''eues-
Up.rs the ocer Stsiee wiling TO risk the loss oil
lie foyer of their emsle population, We see notniog
eft for tttm but " initiate to exsmpe Of Ksnsas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

AS l have stated before, the great study among
the Administration officials since the election, ass
been to set aside this clear expression Of tho pso-
ple in favor OF Bennett AID give tue certificate to
bis oppc.eDt This result, so eagerly sousat Tor.
was hbaly arrived at by excluding tue vote: OF the
counties of Dacotsh, Richardson. OtOe aud Bsrt-
The first two of these were thrown out Va tue
ground that certain persOns residing on the indian
and Hat breed Reservations we're penalties u
vote, although no evidence was offered to Sd w how
eh se persons voted; and tho last two coaaaes
Otoe AID Burt, Oh the ground OF certain sectossi
in.oru,allties in the returns. Excluding those
In afood fnllnWa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

We print among our Kansas news this morning
the Constitution under which the people Of that
Territory are about to seek admisicn to the Union
as State. 1t lie on the whole fair specimen Of
the American tsleit at Consultation making, aud
will be read with exceeding interest by all who
pay any attention to the great controversy nov
pending before the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

A dispatch from Albany states that the New
York County Canysssers have returned the vote for
long term Judge of Appeals as given for Samuel s.
stlden, and y erefore the State Csnvassers will
give the certificate TO Judge Campbell, the X. N.
candidate A clerical error so manifest will hardly
keep Mr.. Samuel L. Selden out Of the office TO
which be has certainly been elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

The indiana state Journol Is offered for sIe in an
aovsItis utD watch wi he found IN aco.heT part CT
tb. pscet The Is oDs OF the best Dewapsoer estao
,iss euts 10 To. ives. and msa OF tslens aud pr'n
OH e. WI J. svfficiert msacs ct o,cmarc oIuid sssiy
rsrcer mos, vslua5e 10 70 The p3blic aud TO him
EFF We ,oume'.d the opportunity tnus offefen to
the sioers ion If Al who s'e lJotirg for h.nce
4 sststlsn themselves ID journalism
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

The Legislative Police Committee examined
yesterday into mock auctions, and continued their
researches into the manners aud customs of Shy
sters without, however,, elicitng anything psrtic-
u)srly novel, except that the justices, although
perfectly aware Of the state Of affairs never take
any measures to put an end 10 it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

At length the cabin of TIE schooner Eudors Imo-
gene has been searched No bodies were found
but lot Of bloody garments gave further proof
that tie crew taG been murdered. 1t is presumed
that the negro ST. ipped the bodies and threw them
overheard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

EBLo's-G,eas crowds go to Niblos TO sse wv
Ravels. Old people laugh ioucly sns childrea Co..
with delisb. In VOID. tie Rsvsis are ps'''s'. -.
their line. Bat 10 adj ition to ttem there
baik tdsucer, Nile RoBERr sStsr Of tho Pens -
em, OF xusic-ope Who old the fist work toe's s.
nsticg uish Ce,ito; 90 her credentials 10 oee III, I;,
perfect. The lovess Of bal Of will be co@peesL
seeug As daisg sosr' Of force and grace Oh '''
nsnt dancer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08
NelpTlork Daap drihns
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1851
DOINGs IN CONGRkss.

HoUsy, Dec The ba'lo:irg for SEEKER con.
tiuusd all day. The last vote tbs tweuty .ssventh
Mr.. Csmpbetl withdrew on the twentieth ballos,
enc bis friends mainly voted for DIR Bssks. Ga tts
last ballot. Richardson had 10, Banks 40, Fuller 20,
PenDil ton Il, with % divie cd among six Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08
TEA. COFFEE AND SUGAR.-Unauestion the

1EA, COFFEE MD SUUtls,-UHqutbUOHdVIy Cu6
place to these prime Of domestic npou
at moderate prices Bowesy Tee Ware house No.
Bowsry, or at the Chelsea Warehouse no ia 9th-,v
These wei known establishments are Identical In their system
of and by cJnnnpg themselves bv t1ose
o,es pose advantage eang vsHisty too veil
know need nsnL Please examine before cnasins
n B-Tho BowsIy Tee Wareboue 10 below Grand--t
No IS, sise. and may b disdngushed by the Little
Gisat In the window, who isrs yb dy his strength
skm With s.h grouod Coffee in quantities suit and Ia
ouality q piease
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08
sprAKERsBIp-R RETIRED NAVY OFFICERS.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec 6, 1855.
TIE struggle for sPesker still l'ngers' and op'n'
ion. d. no, begin to concentrate seriously In
few Gays more public sentiment viii tend to
operate more directly on Members, and then steps
sil BE- taken toward the organization. With 40
acknowledged majority, competent to mako an
election ut sny time, there Is no sort of jassifcs-
ii, q in this delay, witch is the work Of email
lection. sbxious to dictate terms, and to make
profit out Of the election. Votes have been Ia
market from tho beginning or held back BY In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

ELECTION IN SAVANNAH, lGAl.-Its elecs0s ~
city officers ia Savannah bed o. The 50 las''.
Coward C. Anderson TX. N w@ reeert-e ~.
by twenty -fOUr msjoiy. Two KooW-Notai's '-N
ten De o. ocrutic Aidermen were chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

The trial of Baker reaches it's eleventh dag TO-
day in it's progress. The counsel announced yes
teIday that the evidence will be closed to day, aud
the summiI up will be INN enced on Monday.