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CEMJ-w WEEKLY TRIBUN
- Tbe following /. me TABLE Of CONTENTS Of THE
sENIWEEKLY TRIBUNE, Nc. l.75;
Psi@mrri si.ve,y IN peunsyiysal,, Psna.,ly.nis
Abolldon Soci.i, Clerics BisSeri Tue Bh''
ii .a G Better rmr. ssne. Ice jstsr.' JsiOi,us
in Pss.moro wnllsmsou's Case GERMANY no
Census Of la55j Property; More Proesdsn'' Aus
u..sEvrS DAYS LITER FROM EUROPE. arrival
efthe Arsse and AfricJ Detsil, Of 20. s>i''e Of
IIf..ARRIv,L OF Tue ARIEL.
R..POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE Malnsi Fena'yl-
y.THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
w. WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION;
Letter from G Correspondent At Madison, VIA
yII..FRoM kAssAsi LS,,'' from COrc,s sis
Kansas; Whitfield X Nominated fOr Soosies~
yiI..RhODE 'SLAND STATE FAIR
IX..FRANCIs JOSEPH IN GALlCIA
N.THoUGHTs ON THE CENSUS.
M..CLAIM TROUBLES IN NEsRAskA; Lere
from Correspondent at Council B uts Iowa
ciDENT AT BEVERLY.
XITITHE WHEELER SLAVE CASE; Opinion o
Judge Knox IN the ma ter OF the petition Ut fasS
mere Williamson for Wi; OF Habess Corpu'
xIv..PAssMoEE wILLIAMSoNs cAsE' Letter
from Correspondent at Pbiadepoia
Xv.JUDGE KAhEs CASE; Letter from Correspond
tTt at fbilade phia
XVI HAITI: Trouble between the Emperor and French
Officers.
XVII. MISCELLANEOUS: Deles,tes to the whis State
Convention; Delegates 10 the Republican ststs
Convention;
teyoeuce; The Boston Baby show; Chshsoso
County Fair; fatal Railroad Acciden; American
Board Of Commission 7 Foreign "issbns Do
Nruciiye Fire 20 hic.go; Tsxas; impOrtant boafi-
~ Land Question Dec did; \ Caution 10 BsthersL
Xy.U..NARRIAGES AND DEArhs
NIX..WHALERS
COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Full Reports OF the
Stock Money, Cotton, Grain, Cst,l,, AMI other
Markets, specially reported Co The Thbnno
THs sEmwrxKLy TRIsUsh 4. furnished 20 subscriber. -
cve roes stI IS Sinda copies, in wrappers, can DO OBJ
ued Al rhe counter the Publication o6ce this morning
Price
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VIII he Ready IN : Few Days:
DAYARD TAY LOR's NEW BOOK
Id A VISIT TO INDIA CHINA,
i nO.GHOO AND IAPAN.


IN TIE YEAR 1875 By BaYARD TAYLos.
With eleeut Steel limo, 9th, pric- ~ 81.
THIS volume il & record Of the authors experiences Cur:
Ing wears travel the above nsmso countries aud intended
10 convey idea OF their present phca and social
ssp.c The Of the writer's observsous Ia the
san DELIGHTFULLY."- natural ty which ctezes h' previous
vOfks CONTENTS:
TIE Overland Route 70 India Calcotts-The British Empire
Impres.Ons e Bcmtay. in India -.
The Temples Elephants Voyage mp the Coast Cha
Nautsh the Parses An Attempt e Wat N1nAlAS
The sanety Car. A Shanghai Journal.
The Bsnghy Cart, Concluded Ch.De-e Pfon7nsde. VIII,
IIdtre eadhquats arc ohc al 'Hi~
TIL, Mil Cart Incidents OF Life Ia shanghai.
Tn, civ OF Akbar. The L ;. Expedition ~ ia Ian
The Ruios of Fpebpore Six Visit the Czpit LooChOO
rec Voysge TO the BONN Islands.
The TIA MahsL An Exploring Trip Through
The CsIi' al OF the Great Mogul. Peel leland
Journey in q Pssnquin Noyase'o Japan and Reception
Hurdw = snd the Gsnges. There. -, -,
seem, jn tie D.hra Dhoon The Upper Bay Of Yeddo.
Jsuuey 10 Meerut and Cawn Operations in loo-Choo
A Dsy at Lucknow. HoLg. kon2-socirtyi N China-
Alshbsd and hndoo Eesti 4 Pi;ture Of Macao -
vsl Scenes n and around Csnton.
tn Holy City Of Injs The Iedisn Isles
eurs Day st. Helena
From Calcutta TO Hong KOns. Homeward
RAVAED TAYLOR'S travels.
Uniform Edition. In vols. lamo cloth. pnee 80 ~ .
This ,et contains an entirely new eel loo Of Views Aoct
revived and enlarged. with ilustra ion1
he trade requested - send in her order;
q. 7. PUTNAM & Co, Publishers,
NJ. IL Para place, New YORK.
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ClnlerA InfHpum and euuuef Complains, are lmme
cyt and vsey cured .es .55e . founder Of the
Philadelphia College Of Medicine
TO SMOKE A CIGAR IN A POWDER MAGAZINE
would be med act Of uedns" yet ,hopsan o. Gur
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Druggists everywhere
To Pocions4t meeting Of the LAS An
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that they influence Re'ormers a'd
Therefore
rstty snd The ceiling for them among ke'orners an
WORTH gmep contempt for their honesty md - san
men hat app led 10 for hs every d' gwen
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WIZ DANIEL FOSTER, President
HENRY BEIyY, Secretary
French Hats.-Jus received large assortment y Ltes
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= hsaErani Ioteiisenes Once and Labor EEshanss
Afmesed rom No. n Ianals ~ The ~ isss
sne C<ns-as HsW.Yors III OFF, 10 sss'lisias y, 49,
- en,n " kHitrstgn, shef. sAs svsys - tss Legs
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fine ARTS.

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A NOUN0 Man about gs years Of age, wh, has

FfA y ta N0"sP Nslets al Bis ne, bofa
hsls Asa Nesky asi ave tho very best OF refer
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DURTONs, CHAMBERS-ST.-SAT URDAY,
- Sept l6The great success and en- hon attendant On
the performance OF the aud original G medy,
STILL WATER Runs DEF,
warrants Its performance every evening
Mr. Burton In b. new and successful part of Mdnsy.
First Light also e Farce, called
TIE CLOCKMAkERS HAT,
In which Mrs. Burke and MIS- Brad e. viii appear.
To conclude with HISS IN THE DIRK.
SPECIAL NOTICE During he Of the new COMEDY
seals may be eecuIed thee dsYsin adv hnce.
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Richardson A. Boyutou,s Warming and venti-

hating Warehouse, No S4 Brosdwsy.fhe special atten-
4 the trade aud others Invited assortment of
HEATING and NfNTiLATING APPARATUS, comprising
variety Of the latest and approved patterns Of Fur
Ranges Register ventstors kc including I've sizes
Patent Self Tearing furpace-zD entirely
article worthy the atteo-ion Of those interested
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1museMfnts.

DARODIS CONCERT.-NOIICE.- lie
PARODI bea ie sve bs her next Conert cd
ver,ed for SATURDAY Sept. IS, will be postponed to TUES
DAY, Sept 10.
broadway THEATER e. A. Marshall
- sole Lessee List night Of GABRIEL kAVEL ths ~
fROUPE SATURDAY EvENING, Sept. Is, 1856 ill com
with the exrsordinsry Peormasc1s N the TIC ~
by-GRAND PAS nE DEUX from the Ballet ofSATANlIA
IL COZ Jude with THE BIZ DOUlN ARABS
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-26
Look out for q New Post Master al
tr - $40 Iaural,

A friend from Laurel informs US,
that It is not improbable that they will
have q new Post Master there soon.
Mr.. Guier is a Democrat. he thinks
he is an old line Democrat, but he
manfuIly and fearlessIy resolves not to
straddle the whisky barrel, that is. to
constitute The principal plank in the
platform hereafter, nor can he believe
in the divinity Of slavery. He believee
in popular sovereignty. but he cannot
be made to endorse the course of the
administration in crushing out popular
sovereignty in Kansas, merely to in
troduce slavery there, AT present,
the movement is rather a secret one,
but our informant thinks DR.. Clifford
is to have the Office. The profits Of it.
will be some compensation for the
loss he has sustained under the new
law. by cutting off his liquor bust
ness, and the honor of being a gov
eminent official will pay for the trou-
bic Of keeping the Office. We shall
see. One thingis certain; the threat
to remove Mr.. Guier will never make
him oppose prohibition or favor the
extension ofslavery. His goods are
for sale, but not his principles.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-26
One Humbug.

It will be seen in another column
that Prof Mapes, the orator at the
State Fair, offers, through the Board,
premium OF SEQ. for the greatest
number Of acres Of land plowed 90
inches deep. We intend to encour-
age book larnin, and book farming,
Just as faras we think it is useful, but
when . city Professor, talks Of plow-
ing e2 inches deep, We are ready to
say that heis one humbug. Let our
best farmers measure their deepest
burrows and see how far they fall short
Of % inches, or even the half Of it,
On this subject we were pleased with
the hard sense practical remarks of
Judge Enoch McCarty at one Of our
agricultural meetings, some time ago.
In our opinion, Professors who live by
their professions, and pillow just for the
fun ofthe thing, may attain the depth
Of % inches in their immense fue acre
farms down east ifthey can get that low
for the rock. but whenever i. is neces-
sary for an Indiana farmer to 90 more
than half that deep he had better
"make an assignment and go to Iowa.
1t is. to say the least, running the
thing in the ground" too deep for
profit.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-26

As noble, high-minded gentleman
OF town is exec edingly anxious to
know all about our domestic affairs
so anxious that we fear he will be
proving around o'nights. we will give
him few items. First. we have no dog
mo hog-not even a pig therefore the
prohibitory law is tyrannical and op-
Pressive. We have one COW, but, poor
thing. SHE has no horns; therefore the
liquor law is unconstitutional. We
have one horse. but as he is in no
wise connected with the kitchen, we
presume he feels no interest in him or
his habits. We have, however, one
cat. venerable old cat, that in youth,
was powerful on catching mice. She
is now mostly remarkable for getting
up concerts. OF nights. and supplying
the neighbors with kittens. She
sleeps under the house, or in the
wood shed. when she can't get TO
sleepi in the house, but she prefers
sleeping on the children's bed
Therefore squatter sovereignty is a
glorious institution. t...
There are some other items Of alb
sorbing interest. in connexion with
our kitchen, that may have an impor-
tant bearing on the next election,
which we will try to make public in
due season, 10 save this high minded
gentleman the trouble of enquiring
Of our girls. into the particulars ofour
household affairs. rs he has been
doing within q few weeks. They are
matters that we have heretofore sup
posed unimportaut to the public. but i
appears We were mistaken.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-26

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A. - lfal--
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49, 49, "a s s'e noe 70 Mes.
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CO 1870 20 ,,1'e' e.n Ass'on
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4ua'ss " ne,se' anu =. nes '''a'
was granted IN IN" case n"ou'o not
oe Psoosn n 70 give oets''eo stA'e-
.'eHs - 'ns e','en '.s shs'e /"
was proven Dy p,a'npn maj Inc horse
49, ~ss az - ' ~ 1 h s's nc sxs war,
,s as.' ~ 49, - ~ S Y 's''
'na' 'ne neIss va yu'ns ma ne
recon, ,se1msnos' III" 70 % Pa'' 70 The
"sue
nov 'ney win naee oul, nsx'
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uei. 'of eoss.
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MORE FusIoN.--Arch., Dixon. the
Wing successor to Henry Clay. from
Kentucky. to the U. S. Senate has
given in his adhesion to the national
Democratic party-that is the party
that is in favor ofnationalizing slavery
and letting it go wherever it wants TO.
He was leading X. N. but finding
Know Nothingism cannot be made to
subserve the cause of oppression be
has joined the pro-slavery Democracy.
The truths, there is now but one par
ty in the south. The following is his
experience" on joining that party:
The Wing party. with which 1 have
acted, has no longer political exist
ence. l have no party now but my
country. To this will never cease to
be faithful. AS ia; as l can Judge,
the Democratic party. although weak
ened in the free States, is still nation
al and still co-operates with the South
ern democracy in opposition to the
Abolilionists and Freesoilers of the
North, who. to destroy the Institution
Of slavery, would rend the Union asun.
der, and bury beneath the ruins Of
the constitution the liberties of the
country. as .lt4-5f