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MRS. POMEROY,

FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER-Would re
.pcstfuliv inform the Ladies' Of Kenoshn and vi
entity. that she has opened her rooms ON MAJ" 81
,{,re:ljy or.r The Post Office where she intends
70 carry on Dress Milking in all it's various
branches in the most Fashionable and approved
STYLES ~ Fashions received monthly from Phi
ndcphin, in diagrams and tissue form. Two OF
tlroo Apprentices taken.
KrNOsHA May 81 1853. nf9f
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SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, AND BATHING
sALOON-Opposite CITY Hotel, Main 81 Kc-
no.ha, WIS. fS- Hair Dyes Restorativos, PERU
merry, and Shaving Soaps kept constantly on hand
and for sale ra~Old Razors sharpened and ro-
nairod 1yr1lvl5.
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L.. G. MERRILL,

NSURANCE-Ho is agent for various companies
of undoubed credit, and is prepared TO issue poll
clos on Life and Property, on favorable terms
EK.Sec advertisements.
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any shop on the Lake. We can show this summer
full assortment of coarse and fine Harnesses, any
quantity of Fly Nctts, from dollar piece, up to
the finest Linen IYorsted and Leather.
In the fall we will have large stock of Buffalo
Robes and Horse Blankets, which viii be bought fo'
cash and in the best mar ket
TO the Trade we offer alarge stock and good as
sortment of Collars, Nets, Saddles WHIPS and al
kinds Of SaddIery Hardware. We think our ia
cilities for doing business first rate
70 Carriage Trimming done to order-All kinds
of Mattresses made to order Iii l6m.n3
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-15

LAWYER-fY-O Office, KExosHA CITr, Wis. Re
sidence, WILLOW Brook FARM, Somers g Sc
veral Improved and Uaimproved Farms for sale
nlv16
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EDWARD M. RUDD,
GEORGE w, DAY,

GNGRAvER-On Wood and every kind Of Metal
MAIN ST.-.--..----.----.k ESosHA, WIS.
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j. IL. PHELPS,

STOVES AND HARDWARE-Every var city OF
Stoves Of GOOD material and manufacture for sale.
Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Mandatory, Cutie
~ Wire work, &c. &c. for sale. Soc advertise
uuents.
KESosHA, No. 70, Main street.
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JOSIAH BOND,

ATTORNEY ut Law, and Pension and Bounty Lnnd
Agent Is agent also for several OF the best eastern
Insurance Companies. sGTSco advertisements.
nIyyl5 vi
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TARKyEATHEll y co.,

insurance. erected reasonable terms. Collections
promptly made, and personal attention gwen 10 tf
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-15

DRUGS, Medicines, Ols, Paints Perfunery, Fancy
Articles all kinds of Patent Medicines, ana an eS
cccnt assortment of every article kept III estaD
lishments of this character.
MAIN ST KESosHA Wis.
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~ Ais This day received. ala sizes from
: hr4t ~ sszVgs inclusive
jane ~, IsSs J e Phelps
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COLDER 81 DENSMORE,
Attorneys and Councillors at Law and Solicitors in
Chancery, will attend faithfully to all business
trusted to them.
HTy Elkhorn IVaftcorth County, Wisconsin,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-15

Gerrit Smith has been appointed 10 drsfta pc
ition for the impeachment OF Judge Kane, ot
Philadelphia.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-15
GAsKILL. CHAM,sERLIN 8 CO.,

AUCTION and Commission McrchHnts--Rcal estate
and Produce Brokers, and Dealers IN Coal.
~QUARLES BLOCK,
Cor1rf Nam and Pcarl SIS, opposite D"rkcc Ifo"Se
KruO,hn Wisconsin.
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SERVED THIN RIGHT.--A fea days siues, iAs
steamer Charleston, on the IissisSppf. above
Memphis. me; with an accident 10 Scr steam es.
care pipe. The passengers were very much
f3ghtcued, and 1870 Of theIa N the midst of the
excitement, got into the yawl IN tow at the stern
cut the rope and refused to let any one else get
into it with them aud after all danger was over
these persoag returned to the hoat, when they
we're put ashore by the Captain on a sand island
in the middle Of the river, and left them 10 take
&C. u
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SMITH & LINES.
Corner of Main and Market Sis, Opposi,
Suf Rra

sfh and MARKET sts., Opposite
Balm G. BRO.
OFFER to the public the larg
est and best assortment Of Har
ncsses, coarse and fine, Sad
: dies, Trunks, Whips, Fly netts,
a Buffalo Robes-in short every
\ thing wanted in our line to be
] found on the Lake Shore.
We are satisfied that or the
p same money we can and do give
~ more value than can he had nj
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vOENEY FRENCH,
w. s. HOYT, NJ. ID.

HOMGOPATdIST-Wou respectfully tender his
Professional services in its various branches to the
Citizens of lKenosha, and lis vicinity. ET- Office
and residence on Main st. nearly opposite City Ho-
tel. nlVl6 kESosHA, WIS
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WM. Es. SLOCUM,

ATTORNEY g. COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Will
attend to collections General Insurance Agent
Cash win be advanced on good paper and on Pro-
dace If desired.
KxEOsGA, February %, -ly36.
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INDIANA BANKs.-The following banks have
been wound up, and their securities sold.
The bills are worth, according TO the sums
ha Gall
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tALIFORNlA AND AUSTRALIA GOLD-l no
shipments of Gold from San Francisco, for the
first niue months of the present year, amounted
to $32 4l4,74 81. for the same time in 1854
amount was S57 500 l54, II decrease this year
1851, lI3,55. Allowing the shipments for the
last three months Of this year to be at tho same
rate as for the i.rst nine months, tie total fos
1858 VIII be s ;3,2l9,6j4,42; the amount ship
ped in 1854 was SOL z G,I32i in 1888, S33,9o6,
S56; in 1882, 5 10 pos in 1851 $:i4 Az, 900
Total shipments FOX five years. S229,9J3,7 42 AZ
firstsix months Of the year 1855, were hfty-seven
tons twelve owt, equal In round numbers TO
81, 500 ON while California du ring the first
nine months Of the ZANE yea't, only shippof
about SD 900. GU.
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TICKETS through. or to any point on The
Route can be had of
6rnn5l r, BELL, Agent.
Keaosha WIs.
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-, ts.,.ts..,e ,.s.uily during
H., r., .sss.,n ,,o,,u ha,.u ,lar,ed
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NJ { v HuH ProJriar'ss
THIS property has recently been purchased
/ by the undersigned for a permanent resi-
,irnee, and is now ready for the reception of
boarder.. The abio viii be- furnished with
the best the market affords, aud every attention
paid That Is expected and required in a well
regulaicd huiel Tho propriciress, from long
experience. and the ass Stance of her son l.. l.
tsnn. hopes go 1--WE general satisfaction
Traveller. an ~ pac,iully invited To give her 2
call & NJ HUNT
r,hnntN II iN55
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S:asSeg puuNoaENA.--A friend point
ed cat the following paragraph 10 US which
appeared IN q late exchange, Who seems to
lhina that olhet tbiuR. are straneely Affect
cd b., the iale d,upghi. besides the MYERS
ssya baii bushels and pack measures
have wonderfully contracted, steel, aids and
.cA.a, loose their hslaaee capneionsly, and
yard-silcAs set At defiance the dimension OF
extension, per consequence, a half bushe.
IS ulisiefiously changed into the capacity OF
an ol,.lnsr, blue bucket, five pounds Of 'olp
at ooe place refuse. 10 be more than fouf at
aaother. aud ,le yard measuring tAirtJ ,sis
inches Ia, oue time, after much pefsaas'pn,
can be With difficult. induced 20 uiaAe thif
f,.f,- NJ another
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JtFcrs1H, ffrdS,
Ii'HOlESAIE aud Retail Dealer IN Iron,
W Nals, Castings,
sroc,rus and N1apIt my Hoods
A large stock Of every description Of sup
plies for
Country Merchants and farmers
The following j. n list Of some Of the leading
articles always lep, nn hand
400 sack RIO Havana, and Java coffee;
40 nbs brown sugrf
10 hua-lu do
3uHb sfcd IS ton Tenn lion;
10, sHgar,
loo kegs II uui~,
20 cp~ss bacon sides
- Kegs lard
900 bbl, whisky; 100 bbl- hrand'es--Ya-
nous brands g'n, etc
n boxes of brand, chcries
- buxc~ lemon syrup;
TOO De- ciarp' wine
100 de- champagne cider
80 do museat wine
80 DO assorted cofial.
30 do esscuee Of peppermint,
SO do stoughion'- b,tters,
100 do star candlea
100 do tobacco, Of every description
rs do bar soap,
10000 .eeare, from Cuba skies mp to the finest
Cedar buckets. counter brushes, counter
scae.. hrooms, bottles TASKS, dccaniefs, corks
and cork screws,
and a complete assortment OF IS" Nofts'
&c &c.
Also a large supply Of Siaple and Fanny
Drp Goods, Bonnc's, Hats, Boots, and
Shoes, Saddlery, sc, &c.
Jefferson, March a. 1894. R5-iy
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W. fuh The tollaNytup ia the FAtsie:
m. Acs,i.uy of SCIENCE h. "A good deal
p.,fst.df, tho invention of n a,irr Ma>
chino by Don Dlasa 4. Sala,Sanca. VIII
lila machine Don Dier6s danehto-. Ro
.,y., ,o.s ,o Tie air sometime asr. Of
u,1.i, "a ,be great astonishmeu, Of tn.
s,.,,io,ds ,,be are but bitla nrru.lonied
~ n.,s sort OF miracle Don D,eeo de
s.Jananca and lis daughter ase ahnut t1
arrive "A PARIS to show the cT.e.. Of his
marvellous inyeaiion. The machine i. y,r,
.innl.. # consists caso tvo ee. Ion.
and one foot wide. adapted TO a hand of
loatber roun the waist. bpchleJ behind
The t,ro iron rods fastened to the cas-"
snraett n small niece of wood nn which
,bs c.,t,.r,.r The ease contains n .inple
,rd iopepior. mechanism. similar 10 flai
emr'a,ed To- set ~ automaton in anuon
gbs mechanism ia worked b., nrans oi -
ba.ai. ua.ts lu s.rk iva Mr,, wing.
fam lsei long ultl..af yer, thinraaIfll me.
covered viii feathers: and tho wings msv
be o. worked A. 10 rroince vertical.
nerpeudiruIar. OF horizontal living Tho
number OF Turns given 10 the handle
dc,rrmipes the hcight - which II g. desired
TO 20. Tho handle bag t. hc mrned evcfy
quarter NJ a league to rerulato the distance.
the operation OF turning lasts minute.
Horizontal ily.uq IA the most difficult, the
WINS beat the ain llnc The onis "A % boat.
or rather 80 ilt feht of a swan when il
s,,io,4
rq means oflhtt curious na~hinn. man
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~. GRAHAM. cnAs e GBARAM.
+. VI. GRAHAM, u BRO,

o. n. GRAHAM. cHhs q GRAHAM.
+. VI. GRAHAM. u BRO,
IN HAyr uttered into u co.parlcfsiip
~ and ARE ulw receiving large stock oi
Drv GpatS. f,ror.riss and PiagiaiioH iriici-s.
Al the old stand. Dallas street Our stock .
iarae rnd Wpii assorted, aud Ne are Determined
10 sell al reduced prize, for cash, or To pune
,ual customers on the usual time. ThC follow
NJ articles comprise portion of oar stock
large lot q assorted prints.
large lot o. coitouaie~,
Brown and ploachrd lnens
Brown and blraehed domcstes,
i-oVeils Gastams,
BLACK silks Fancy silks,
rs.ur,s Berage-
Hosiery. escorted, Fancy bcnntis
\ large lot OF ready made clothing,
Boots, shoes, aild hats,
Travelling trunks, carpet aIs,
Sa5dle,. brides IN sr,uWlr- halter, saddle
bags ~. Ini uuir co'Iar- hardware. and
r,r,t Articles. TIVE. ma log chains cn~i steel
hoe. Duist.' ax..,. rto-- car Hnd hand saws,
pDaues and brnrh screws. ua'ls. assorted, ct'na
aud gur"p~Varc, tnbncco and cigars, and also
IA assortment al Groc,ri,s
uau and Spear Piow-, Masonic and Odd
Fclius $ R,-..,.. atd general assortment OF
.t.t} dung urr.nd ig thi- market,
T. : Al rHo~. N'u are indebted go 7.
rtar. QUIZ a.sctount- or notes. for TIE YEAR
1850. ls5l 1852 vud 1881. wil~ica-e come
forward "a pa' ny. and ngcep'l Snk- for past
~ ut..
1.ur.eu. .r - 1854 y
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fALtINs ~ rus RE.R.- The state
fsageite thus heads notice al an Ordinance
passed by the City Council Of Anstm.
which provides Tor licensing tipping
houses" q, So each The Times thinAs
the Ordnance is Illegal. inssmuch as il is
contrary 10 the law Of the last session of
The Legislature. forbiiling the issuance Of
sn fe.nse -, st. rash = aiisn' ,v.its
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FROM the knck-fhark :
Wiileys Letter

wiley IInrhuckot's Letter. from Clark
county, Alabama which ensues. is genu
inc document, save his name and chirogra
ply, the latter Of which de6es all transfer
|, WIS addressed to q commission house in
Mobile. Il displays writes our friend
at New Orleans from whom we receive ~
the characteristics Of class hitherto not
described the small planter OF the South.
with whom there is vein OF geuane rrsc
teal piety and kipd domestic feeling, which
deserves to be appreciated have oh,
served that YOU specially reflect ANYTHING
that ia thoroughly American and ! AN
sure that YOU viii see that THIS letter IS as
well az ihofouehl, southern. and giving
moreover phase Of life in the south not
on record Gar correspondent, speaks Of
ott,r letters of Mr. ilarbuekel Let u
haze them by all means
"CLApK CorNry Novlb, 1854
M Broien Smith aai johnson, Vo5}e.
Dear Sir: After what's due TO 1ieudship
I ritz von these tae lines 10 inform Won OF
the death OF my wife she departed this Lite
on wousday notnn the foroteen Of this
present month In great Peeco OF congestir
chills. Her funeral is to be preecheI sun
day weak at Salem church il the otashin
Of my ri,iug these tue lines TO order Won to
.end me sool Of close and ! Bari whisky
"a want To- Hake = spekable apparatus
% mat ho'-.' 'hast.h ! AN I'VE loo, ~
and say i5j pound Vai. Won must s,lehd
me good s,'irl ursrlf cle.e 'hal fl II
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Fresh Arrival.

A he sforc Of e.. G.. Gregg d 90.
Just RE- ElVED. nj high water freirl's
81 10 dozen superior horse and mule colis's
s do do do do names
4 DO do russell blind brides.
G.. G. GREGG A co
larnArr 81 1856
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" &. BAKER A. co

I ENERAL dealers in Dry Goods Grocs-
NJ ries, Drugs, OILS, Pants, DyauQs,
Window Glass, Dc Jc.
Groceries, and Baggine and Rope furnished
to planters on accommodating terms.
Also Receiving Forwarding. and Commits
son merchants, Dallas street, Jefferson, Texas
Feb. Is, sol Nv
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SETTLE II.

4 1T. PERSONS indebted to me, from isl1
y I'll the present time, viii please come
forward aS,i pay up, or they vii have ,e settle
with an officer. and those who have settle
mcnt~ with me viii come forward and pas
receipts wan, to settle with everybody; to
strsirh,en my bn-incs, make all who owe the
uay up, and discharge al my debts.
a D. BURRESS
t,,,o,, & 1881 23if
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Local advertisements
" AIMING.

HEREBY f,rtnan. aii persan, from trad-
ing in any manner with auy tmy negroes
or any negroes under ms control unless aniho-
rired hv . written order hy me. Any person
Interfering in this manner will be prosecuted
10 the extent Of the law
A d. BURRESS.
iauuarV ISM zsti
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". n ;. ". BROOKS


NTlIOLESAi.E and retail dealers IN Dry
w Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing,
Hard aud Queensware, Castings, Groceries,
&c Keep constantly on hand large and
complete assortment Of the above enumerated
articles together with many others too namcr
ous 10 name We -cl on liberia terms to
good aud prompt customers Come see us
Dnllas Street, Jefferson, Texas.
Feb II, 1883. ~ "
I NJ q J. e MURPHY, FHe-proof Brick
-. Warehouse, Receiving, forwarding and
Commission Merchants. Dallas street Steam
boat Landing, Jefferson. Texas.
literai Advances made Ia Cash and supplies
upon Cotton and Produce lett with them for
Shipment OF sale Al altGs OF Produce and
Manufactured articles received to sell on Com
mission.
References. oe'esby & Griswold and y NJ.
Johnson. Shr"epori Hesst- Nelson, Ward
vel 4. Co.. New Nork Wright, Davenport
4. Go, Sew Orleans.
fch 10, 1888. u Is
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JOSEPH r. rKEWiIT u co,
IT AVE received large and well select"
l / stock of FANCY DRY GOOD y
Hardware and Cutlery, which they offer to
their friends customers, and the public gene
rally, on terms suitable to the EN- ,ncy OF
the times
Said stock consists Of Ready Made CIo-
thing, OF til, latest fashions, and Of excellent
style and taste, being selected from stock OF
superior French Goods
Also fancy prints of n beautiful Kind and
style, and a rare specimen Of ladies' bonnets,
Of the prettiest and oeaisst, perhaps. in this
market Saddles and brides, OF all sizes and
varieties, and boots and shoes, and fine ven
tillaied hats, and every other kind OF hat sold
In this market, together with all other articles
usually KEEP, By merchants, all ct winch we
orygR Low, and would be glad TO sell To gpod
customers ~ soon as possible, r. We expect
soon to receive a large addition from York
city, by which we can from time to time, re
pleni.h, and thus keep our shelves full of such
things - the people want, and are compelled
to have Please call and examine for your
selves, before purchasing elsewhere and cblsr
your friends.
JOSEPH T. PREWIrr q co.
Jefferson. May 20. 1854. iy.
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GROC CERES GROC EkiES =
JOS. r PRENITT d. co,

JcNCrF0n, Tffds,
IIANE on hand, aud are constantly receiv-
i ing, large lot Of groceries, winch they
are selling a, very small profits, consisting Of
sugars. molasses, coffee, ilour, salt, teas, ba-
con, lard rice, WHISTLES, brandes, &c. Persons
will find II to their advantage TO call on them.
Jefferson, May 20 1881. "
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TIE TEXAS REPUBLICAN,.
0sl, TIVE Dollars and 4 Half . Year !!
e. ". LOU Il u T. RY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

ru,ryyss REPUBLICANS issued weekly Al TWO
,oIIAR> AND A HALF per annnm " PAID In
.t,seee n paid within sis MONTH. Three Dollars
,n,nt be delayed until after ti-- months, the
. t,iil he Four Dollars Single copirs Dne Dune
,dyer,ts~in-nis ~ per square. ofieh lines less
J 80 cents per square fnr-v.ry subsequent insertion
h,ef,I discount made for yearly Advertisement
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-28

Tns Nm h wow. NoragNe Do.yaiNi
o. SrArg Ricu,s The llcsten Iohe
graph 600 ahnl ton paper, speaks Of Senator
Wilson late &ads rights letter 10 the
American ui'cgn in the follow .ng tcftns 81
wstm arpfoysL It says
Mr. " i!-0n letter IS % las usual direct
and manly style anil expresses opinions on
STATE Rights, anil on tis pawfrs 81 Coner,,.
uiii regard 10 ,laeerg in ne Stairs vi ieh
are held by tbs great body ol the ani
slavery men OF the country. The platform
Of the l'reesod ~ Republican raiis have
Invariably been hssrd nn the sai.e gfoen,.
whrh is also held by tho American Ant.
slavery Society, as the Gar-i.nn,tis ral'
themselves. The contrary ioes,sac ID As~
only By m nconsidsrah'o number Of Ar
!isionis,s, OF whom cerrlt Smith and t'i.i
eric Douglass are the mott cansp'cHel,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29

hs . holt ard the nomination of Mr. VALLEY, Mr.:
In.,eton. or some other respectable "natiooal"
gentleman for candidate
The WHO'S of Boston-that is to say, the anti
Fusion Whies-held their primary meeting last
evening TO choose delegates to the straight OUT
Wbie State Convention. 1t was IN extraordinary
gathering of old fogies. spectator OF q caicu-
iatipg turn of mind assures me that the united ages
of the gentlemen present could only be computed
in Uindoo Yups or az the very least in Platonlc
yesr, They are all pre-Adauites, and cling to
traditions which were obsolete before the Deluge.
They selected highly respectable list Of 1872 dele
oates TO represent them, headed by Robert c.
Winthrop who, il is confidently said, will actually
on 70 the Convention. Until zee it in the reports,
however will not believe that 81 eminent man
as Mr.. Winthrop will thus throw away his high
prospects and waste his fine powers.
We had also an Anti-Liquor-L Law meeting IN
Fsneuil Hall last evening which was nearly as re-
msrksble A gathering az that Of the Wings. II not
so respectable it was much more jolly. Its sphere,
"A A swedenborgian would say, was exceedingly
balmy. IL was redolent with the aroma OF twenty
vintares. 1t responded heartily to the Nomination
of Beach for Governor, and expressed determi1-
alton to do great things at the coming election
In " last mentioned the report that Gardner
had written letter acquiescing in the doings OF
the Republican Convention. 1t is now stated, but
a. vet On dubious authority, that he has backed
out, and has been persuaded to stand as the regu-
lar Know Nothing candidate for Governor. Great
efforts are making to get up the Know-Nothing
steam after the fashion of last year. but TO little
purpose beyond Boston and its envirOns All the
men of note in the American party now support
Rockwell; five of the ten members Of Congress
there is one Vacancy are for him, and large
majority Of the Legislature of last year. Mr. Fos-
ter. the President Of The Know-Nothing Order, bas
written letter rssigning his post and expressing
bis determination to support the Republican party
1t will be published in day or two, understand.
At present every thing locks well. Ifnothing un-
toward happens between now and the election the
Republican party will certainly carry the State;
Its only formidable antagonist is the Rum and
Slavery party. OLIVER.