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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07
Spring Goods,

Spring Goods,
At n. y Lerlar Row Davenport, Iowa
We invite attention and challenge competi-
ioht Having anticipated an Increased demand
tor all kinds Of Dry Goods this coming season
We have purchased Monster Stock Of New
Beautiful Staple and Fancy fashonab c Goods
SILK, &C.,
Black gro de thine silks, fancy silks in end ess
variety; silk mantilas--new sty les; sul'd col
ors, al wool delaines fancy aclaines all kinds;
new styles de pages. amy quantity ond cheop.
French Corcrs for Pianos, Tdblcs &c,
Extra superior French Md gloves, embro-
iefed walls; FIouhcl"g. all kinds English
thread laces, ta1letons, &c; Swiss iauslius
dotted nusins; Grape collars dmity bands, SC
Prints, Giughans. sc.
Great variety of shirt b"s"fns. fancy colorcd
kid flush silk glove, PLAIN and fancy delancs,
linen lawns aud table linen.
canton trape ShawlS &c.
spltndid assortment Of aipaccas, new and
choice styles of singhams, vail bcragcz. all
kinds Of collars, French worked collars. hcanti.
fuI styles; Rich embloiAcrics in sets.
HOIsERT. GLO"ES. 81
Fine linen cambria haHdkerchiefs shawls. .
variety of qualities and pate rs; thread lace
trimming great variety; mourning aett, silk
aee-: black lace walls, &.
Hoped and Grass Cloth Skirts.
French embossed ehiaE; curtain goods india
~ ISIS null lawn erayats, book lacongt, and cam
Ton>tie md Stoph Goods, ShscfiHgv, >hut
ings. crash, Hueha5arh, P,iior Lucu
and sheettaP ScOfch D,ap ?, Ho,lc
r ratxhug Ghods, N Hnerg and
.ram Gools all .Nem a,d
FeA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07
The Napery Question in the Methodist
General Conference.

me "aee'y question an the Methodist
General Conference.
lSniAsApoLls, May 20, 1856 - Mr..
raymond, Chairman Of the committee on
Slavery,then announced that - was ready
TO report. The hall was immediately 20
still that the least lsotstep on the cnrpe,
was audible.
Dr. Durbin announced t a, the minor
i'y, he believed, were not quite ready
with their report. He was ready, bu,
some OF the members had, within an hour,
expressed desire 20 review it before i,
was offered.
Mr.. Raymond then read the report.
The committee, after suitable pre-
ambIe recommended the passag ct the
following resolutions:
R'so 'ued BY the delegates in general
conference assembled, tina, we recon.
mend to the Annual Conferences the al
teratlon OF the discipline IN regard to the
genera, rules on slavery, SO as to read -
The buying and selling or holding a
human being in bondage
Rcsolred, That we recommcd as a sub
s'Itute for the seventh chapter Of the Book
OF Discipline the following:
What sI.all be done for the expiration
OF the evil Of sIavcry2
Answer |. We declare tha, we are as
much as ever convinced Of tic great evil
OF slavery. We believe tina, al. men by
nature have equal r ght to trtelo and
that no man has a moral rights to hold a
fellow being a. property, therefore, no
Shareholder siaiI be rltgiI Ic to member
ship in our church hereafter. where en-
ancipation can be eftctc' without injury
to he slave. But, inasmuch as persons
may be brought into the legal relation OF
| Shareholders lnvoIuntarily, or voluntarily
by purchasing saves in order 10 free en-
! therefore, the merely legal relation SHALL
net be considered, Of itself, sufficient rc
exclude person who may thus sustain il
IRON the fellowship Of the church,
Answer 2. Whcne, cr a mcmtcr Of
our church by any means, becomes tie
owner OF a slave, II Shall Ge the duty pt
tie preacher ia charge to call together
a committee OF at least lhrge members,
who shall investigate The CASE and deter.
nine the tire IN which such slave all
be freed; aud on his .efuslI or nrgict t,
abide ty the decision Of sad c.~AI~cc
he shall be dealt with rs IN case Ot m.
morality.
Answer s. It shai. be tn" duty # al
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07

On the evening Of the frs. Of Jane, at the
Congrsgat onal Church, by the Rev. NJ. Gro :
Mr. q W Loan, 10 Mis- 81 RY \. CiATr.
bta of this place
W. will al that the printers VT not l,r1''
ten. Our wcud,r is low-who r,&g.
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stottalc, ForMas0.ll l. ceMn0sslal!

Ia this branch Of the trade, We are prepared
ia do a large amount Of busin. Merchants
and others making consignmsnis to our holse,
may rest a sared Of the utmost hlelliy on Our
nnrt 10 their interests aud that their conslgn.
ments shall receiy. prompt attention IN sasfs and
returns .
n Il. Satisfactory references given In all
caaea. and with pleasure RYAN NotaAY
s,- aumhe. So! Q till lcfsSd-
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.Arrirai from California. 81 500, 600
~ Gold. - uirages al Panama to be
Avenged. -NEw Yonk, May 29.-The
steamer Illinois, from Aspinwall, with
California mails 9Th, arrived to-day a.
o'clock. She brings 81 500, 900 in gold
dust and $50 passengers. She lei' As
pinwall May Goth and connected at the
Is,hmus with the steamer Golden G"te.
The latter steamer passed the Golden
Age on the 18th bound up.
Tie principal consignecs are Drexel
s. Co., $3.50, 900; Wells Fargo 4 Co,
$2S5. 900; Metropolitan Bank $40, 900;
G. Morgan, SllO, 900; VIM. Hoge ,sllo,-
900; H. AspinwalI. 100000.
The steamer Sierra Nevada LEFT San
Francisco on the 9Th, Tor San Juan 10
proceed TO Panama. In case OF disturb
.ance at that place, i was rumorsd al san
Francisco, that large parties OF we ! arm
ed men were going down on the Golden
Gate TO avenge the recent on RACES at
Panama.
The Republicans held meeting al
San Francisco on the Both OF April, and
elected delegates to the Philadelphia
Convention.
The particulars Of the acclden. on the
Panama Railroad, shows 80 killed and
81 wounded. Four additional deaths
since the accident. Capt. Thomas NASH
OF Buffalo, N. Y. one oil the wounded
in the second accident, had died OF his
injuries.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07

Jolst and scantllng q all lIlhtNsIVNs' ,I9"T
s,utF aud boards uf every quality from eight 70
twenty Jour feet long, 100000 best qualliy
shaved pine shingles; 800 900 best quality r.os
la,hs: also 10000 No. | pckets.; la,ooo ne. :
p,cke,s, also constantly On hand u'i assert
m,nt Of sash and CHASED 1tlndors
The n,rticolar attention 81 blildcrs and rur
chasers Of lumber is invited TO examine on
stock which will be sold az
Prices that Cannot tdtlto sua Purchasers
Don't Forget the place, corner Iowa ana
f. urih streets. .,o,.
n. B.-purchasers from the connifs, stop.
ming al The New Pennsylvania ftouae WIZ na,s
The advantage Of selecting ana ioao,1E '', =.
lumber, without taking their horses ilaM '"a
stable -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07

PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-An expo.
sion took place this morning, on board
the steamer Union OF the Ericsson line,
running between this city and Baltimore,
when OF New Castle. Four deck hands
and four passengers were scalded, and
the engineers w. Manly, b. Berry and
Dnn'l Alexander. are though, 10 te fatal
iy injured. The others arc Only slightly
injured.
Cure TOR RatAcsnake Bites. = STR iii salt
with the yolk OF good egg until It Is
thick enough u spread plaster. Apply
this to the wound, and the editor OF the
,cens'n Farmer says he will insure
sVui ~ tos :, -. ..Xx.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07

EhJ- We have jus, received three
numbers OF the Commercial Bu ieiin pub.
iishcd In Chicago, by Messrs. Scrivcn :.
Gallagher. 1t is devoted to the interests
OF TIE Commercial world and will be val
liable TO persons II that sphere. As The
gentlemen are advertising and collecting
agents, aud do their business promptly
and III season, we recommend them 10
The public.
ss5- We would call the attention OF
oar readers TO the call for Republican
meeting to be held on the fourth Of July,
al the Court House.
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corner of Iowa and Fourth streets, dlrectIyep-
noste New Pennsylvania House, where he has
now on hand large and we'll selected stock
Of Lumber, consisting in part 1t
Flooring, superior quarry; fcncne' tn
inch thick; Siding full half mch
thick: Ceiling, Shcetlng,
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL,
Republican Coaventlon.

THE Republicans Of G ID " county are reqre
i ted to meet In Mass Convention, at Upton
on the 4th day Of July next, at 10 O'Clock. A. "
TO PUT in nomination candidates for ths severa
Offices to be Oiled at tn, ensuing August cleo
ton. Let the friends o. Freedom and oppon. Mt.
of Ruifian dcspotism b,cked up by the Admins
tration, be on hand In their strength We should
use every exertion TO re leem Kansas from III.
eubjngation and terror ron reigaing and ruin ,
there II is especially desirable that each and
every township should be represented in the
Cow ention. as the votes on nominations will pro
baby be takenby townships.
Nv order OF the Central Comm;tt.c
J. W. CArrELi., Chairman.
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Fire in Upton. We learn from a
gentleman direct from Upton, that the
steam Touring mills at that city were
wholly consumed by fire on Friday night
last. There was no insurance, and the
loss was immense. The fire was suppo-
sed 10 be the work>of an lncendiary.-
DAP. STATE Dem.
@- He must have been in want of
news TO communicate, for at the presen.
moment our mill is IN fourshiny con-
dition, and is Likely to be unless that sup
posed incendiary should happen around.
He had reference to the mil, known as
Miller's Mill, on Rock Creek, three
miles from here, that was burnt. The
loss was large and no insurance.
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MuscatiL e Market.
Davenpo rt Market
. IL In - & i
At thv
Minnesota Lumbr Yard

Corner of Iowa AMI Fourth Streets,
Oppcsilc the "Aew Pennsylvania House,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
IAMuEL X. FULLER would respectful ~
- announce TO the citizens OF Davenport and
surrounding country that he has recently open
ed an extensive
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WEDNESDAY, MORN. NOVEMBER ee. 1856.
sagza. ca.e...,... Rss..E. EaE,.osI.s pE.s.z.

SoUTH CAR0LIsse REsKETs FgE1IoSTs DEFEAT
AZ one OF the stEangest anomalies Of ourssday,
comes wall Of sorrow from South Carolina,
over the RepabIiean defeat It is the voice in
Rar1ah because fremont is aot-elected. Mr..
Brooks, in his Ninsty-six speech. rather depre-
Gated than otherwise sir, Buchanan's election,
as an event that would only stove of the good
time coming. There is no law or fashion in
which South Carolina can be pleased She is
whining. d. cjnrents;i, oyeF-bearing state It
is rule or ruin with and yet she sacriligious
ly talks Of patriotism about the blood Of stump
te. and Marion Sampler and Marion would
notowIt heg-they would reputiiate her this day,
for her disunicn pirate and eternal ,grumbliug
has not an iota Of patriotism in il. The Charles
toe Mercury declares that for lis part is sorry
that Fremont is not elected, since that would
have been iso ,ssese, dissolution Of the Union
SootO0. the Hon. Robert Rhett, has been writ
log letter TO prove that South Carolina ought,
without Imoment's delay, TO go out of the
Union. We wish she could be let out; for, for
all practical purposes, her room would be better
than her company. If she sees fit to act on the
suggestion OF the Mercury apd Ar. Rhett, we
hope government won't make an effort to de-
tain her but let her slide out and set up for her
self a pretty figure she viii cut, as lone
star empire.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-26
MAGICAL PAIN EEK.
RACTOR

INFLAMMATION and PAIN as inseparable as FIRE and
HEAT. Inflammation produces PAIN pain produces in
aamatson. Wherever there unnatural heat srobbing or
redness. matter whether it csnsed By fever hurt
sore, poison, rheua,ts scia. sting there
is lnaanation. hundred books thonsand sermons
cannot alter change the coaelasan To prevent pain
and restore nature, inflammation be subdued To ae-
compish tals, c Efforts Of the are always direct
ed Tonssnas and topsand Of and
rnpstsasaeious rho have used DALLEYsMAGIc-
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit,
control oEer nnaation Is Immediate
instantly allaying the pain oison esrsetsug
morbid seeTeticns and forcing nature
renewing and healing No burn, scaid sore or aent is
two severe 70 Yield its soothing curing ueuee APP
ply IT lnaHea tely and fhe eure has commenced.
The Genuine Is enysioped Steel Plate Engraving Will,
the names Of Q. " cLrcKENER CO., propretors, and
HENRY DALEY. manufacturer. upon each box. Price
95cts. per box.
sw-Ml orders should addressed to O. " ciieksners
Co., 81 barclay ST. New York. I, H LoGAN-& Co. ~
spss;in Wheeling, Va.
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woRTH ENo9wING

Wood has discovered remedy for ,he gray and
haid. which practicable cheap requires
no dyeing wig, xtraordnary trouble. There can
be no doubt whatever Of It's efficacy, ". have ts-
nohial almost without number and from men or great IN
teIlgence. high standing and moral worth.
Those who have been bald years wearing their
own hair, and appear years younger they did six
months sgo- As in gray heads
both premature and unnatural duty remedy
them by the natural and Endoab.ee means which Prof
Wood has invented, and kindly offers the aicied
Read hs advertisement try ponderfal remedy, give
the Professor aeE testimeuisL
Prize 81, 81 $500 per bottle. FOR By IAusHLISs
4 BusHFIELD, Wholesale Druggists. neri
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rsssrl.sp s-siensa voai4 re-
n ~ % EHers1sp As denfifries rssd
renser sweet hut leave teeth white a si,fs
- Sss.o, ssir frelts WI ehfior
II fou = single drop of te sBal1s your toti fs
ane wash tie testh u5rnl1s g set bs ~ II,
last year. = - t- '-sst.s III
4 he assured EsT,s;-,
rs telrl o. I and Eouersf VII
pse5, ais1 The n son ss -
ate tre. ifeta pour o.. Two o. - - ,s-
tlle lace nizff and morning = -, atsa NAs7
SllkNISe atAng sst.vs-
ssrln or sad onr On t Or tIres rs sassl
rub the hard ri Ara z = n - 9.
me. Pies sriy 6fts cents = =, -s's.s = s9as-
w p FEIRIDGE co..
Ftarkzin s7uaff. Vet Yc-k
= = = s1sisf-AS = To ici1-rySar
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Extra Session OF TINE LEorsIA4uar-The
Richmond Enquirer of the 24th says The ri,-
NOR Of an extra session of the Legislature is
without foundation. The Governor hasno iticaof
converting. the Legislature on his own.Inotion,
and of those members who signed the call for
ihe'extra session, number have withdrawn
their names There VIII be no meeting Of the
Legislature this winter, unless some necessity
of State, which nobody now anticipates, should
make the call of an extra session an imperative
public duty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-26

Nox-TxrEsvESTIox, National Inleihgen-
seF takes, VIC believe. the same view of the pro-
posed intervention of England and France in the
affairs of Naples, with that held by the Union,
"a expressed in an article We copied from the
latter journal few days ago; and, whatever
mar be the administration of affairs in the
Kingdom of Naples, concludes that the proposed
interference is to assume a dangerous response
bility, and to usurpa function 10 which those
claiming the right. are not entitled. We are
glad see the American doctrine Of non-inter-
yention in the affairs of foreign governments, so
parties.
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AmbrotYpes Cor sl.

PARTRIDGE u his nea and spacious rooms, With faeii
ties FOR operating and arrangement for light equal %
IN the country, superior 70 any in the city
in the eouniry. he Is prepared Ambroiypes
e sent BY mail iiout extra postage Also to set
them inioeke.s ana pins, price Dagusrreetypes-
Petarss made for good specimens eIhbltee
and warranted to last sot ages unchanged,
r.yioE's n<s stese aaEsa
LIZ orEsTIon sErTrzn-ApA,ls vas awarded the Erst
saigra sor the bes. likeness Il the late
Pair this city. Also preinn or best display Of Da-
yuerFseiypes oxK HrsnsED DCLIaks i BE ssSsa any
Glass SILVER plate Gail Gallery, aiaa street,
Of Union. and arbrotypes
;spes ard Photographs. oetiI
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ANo1HERLETTER FROM GOV
MISE
RIonMosp, ", oet. pa. 1s56.

RrcnMoSD. Va, Oct 22d, 1856.
To JoHS GRrrFiN, ESQ. ~
Dear Sri assure you that it would give
me more pleasure than it could afford my friends
in New York, to go to your city and address the
Democracy upon the issues Of the pending. and
Il may add, this psriious canvass. Bat my Off
ciai duties compel me to decline speaking any
where which win require days absence. Be
sides, L am now laboring under severe cold
and couSfk which for the present, would pre-
my lungs will be IN state to allow me to ad-
dress mass, such as usually collects in your
Mammoth Metropolis of trade
l have fought the good fight in the field which
fell to my part Of the action and trust in Cod
that, by the example of the Virginia Democra-
cy eyertaithfnl, never defeated the parties of
the country will be purified and the country IN.
self VIII be saved. Pennsyivaiiia and Indiana
have come glorionsly into line. Will not New
FORK resume the sceptre of Empire, and use it
to save and not to destroy 2 Will she .tmuzzle
the OK that treldeth out the eorn." Will She
be ike the fool in the mob OF Hogarth, who in;
ms frenzy forgot that he was saving between
himself and the posts VIII she not see that if
the sign falls she must fall with it2 That if
tina Union of these States falls. the fall of New
FORK viii be the greatest of all the States /
tel yon that Virginia asarm0ries for more than
one hundred Thousand men in twenty -four hours
by the watch; and tell you that she mas men
enough TO taSc arms rather than be subiugated
to Black Republicauisln, tell Won that if
mere Iornls are depended upon to snbduc her.
and to destroy her civil an, religious rights her
State equality and sovereignty, and her federal
guarantees in the Union, that she viii eut her
6Ftaftt cay through them i tell you that the
first fash of resistance will make an Irresistible
Revolution, and the first law of Revolution is to
break all bonds which bind to oppfessionf
tell you. that whatever be the result of this cleo
non, we must have pence IN earnest or tear IN
edrAest Yours, truly,
HENRY A WISE.
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BALLARDs NEW HAIR DYE-It would seem as
had found chemical constituents Of the ma
1Tai eoeIins prineipe Of he hair Certainly
astFous brosts or blse Impaired by his Hair Dye
surpassed by the living hues aey perfectly Hs
Preparation nngles;ionahiy deserved premium
tsine at the Worlds Fair and formal approval
Tsesired from he erainent chemists Of the unIted
statss. 80 nors. lIndar
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FRca RIO. = correspondent Of the New York
Herald writing from Rio, under date 10Th octo.
Der, says.
Inc stock OF coffee IS increasing. owing to the
iineness Of the weather. which enabled planters
to send IN large supplies The orders from,
France, Belgium are large, and but few vessels
are loading for the United States. You win
not be httle surprised when teil YOU that
eminent Is well aware Of It's great advantages
and have sueeeeded IN attracting the attention
of European settlers The French and Portn-
suese are increasing rapidly, and the Eneiish.
irish ard Scotch are coming in thousands and
setting on the finest lands m the world. Bra.
q VIII assume proud position amuu- tie IN.
Sons ver.y soon
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opp FEtLows Is NEw .IERser.- According 10
the last annual report Of the Order of Odd Eel
lows recently issued, i appears that the num-
Der af contributing members. 5.si4: revenue az
subordinate lodges. $50, Is. 81; number Of bro
Tiers relieved, 40; number Of widowed fan,i-.
lies relieved 6Ss number Of brothers buried. IS.
sinonnt paid for relief of brcthess. sll ms.
Hlnonnt paid for relief OF Widowed families
~ s.; amonns paid for education OF orphans,
;Ls.ssi totsl snctant sspssdpd ~ relicf, 81
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REAL HsTATR sALEs
Truet sa1e

T1Y yirts.e Of a Deed or Trst executed to me
ID Hartmann bearing date the 10Th day 81 Tsnse
1853 and recorded Clerk oiee of
Ohio County, Va in Deed Book 81. At page 49, oIf
Aud BY virtue Of another Deed u Trisf sxecufsf ~
said George Hardnan 70 besring date on the 9S.
% January, 1s, and recorded In The same cice In ny
And By o. auother Deed Of Trust executed N
the said Geoe HaFdntan, bearing date on te fsii AZ. y.
Nay, 1873, and recorded In the Office In Rook ~ q
70. 'PAse
ysili sen at Isl bic Monday.
eeiber. 1856. II O'clock 9f.. The front door
Court House Of Ohio County, Lots nuuheref z 5 . 10 1s
and u. the Plat 9f James r Baker and Jnrns n 81 "
snbdvisisn No. l. and s IN Square No ~ ~
eiri plat of the Cts 1Plleel- being the
which the AIHExrsf erected And for further ~
ton s made 70 HE said DEEDS Of Oh ree,ls
1Exss or salE-Tlie sun OF ss57i ss cents and N.
peses o. sale In cash, credit de resdue as -
lows lfEaf - Ia
For Ssff until A pril LIST. 1851
For : e6 until MAJ eth. 1851. - - 4 ~
Fer 1852 until October 1s:- 1857.
FOR s. until November 18th. fssZ. aass
FOR -. iG2 until April 1st. 1888
For 65 until Nay 1sth, Isss.
For 6s until November IGsh. 1858.
For 6s Until May 18Th, 1859. 49,
For s Go until November 1Gt1. 1855.
For 1855 until May sf5fh, 1860.
And fer the .eside Of The pnrchase r1oneY ,a
Nay 16th, l660, with interest from day Of sale
The purchaser 10 give eEotf&hie ittererr1
Peyr1snts secured by deed Of trust the prnpestv
II. E0PF
( pctASsti4s
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nMSZ

The Lynchhurg fya1 Republican states that
the underground railway is in operation in that
vicinity, two blacks having recently escaped as
far IS Covington, KY, with forged free papers
IN their possession In one instance these pa
pers were discovered to have the genuine seal
of the Hastings Court Affixed The two negroes
were arrested in the Cincinnati boat
DEHocRATIc REloIrISG.-The Washington
Union says that the celebration in that city in
honor of the election of James Buchanan To the
Presidency, and john c. Breckinridge to the
Vice Presidency, promises to be one Of the most
imposing demonstrations the kind eyerwit-
messed in the national capital.
Orr FOR TuE an WISH few days since,
about thirty eolored persons arrived in WASH
ington CITY from Virginia They were cInan-
county. Virginia, each provided with 1925 IN
money, and placed under the care of gentle
man who accompanied them. TO secure for them
permanent and comfortable homes in the far
West--They left for their new homes after al,
hour sojonrn in Washing tom
Among those of W aiker's army kill
cd at Granada was Frederick Hall, formerly
law student in Portsmouth and more recently
n school teacher in Norfolk, Va
The race among the clippers from China, with
1.-THE first cargo of tea for the present season. has
been won by the American clipper Maury, Capt
Fletcher, Of 594 tons She sailed from Foo
Chow Foo, on the 10Th OF June, and reached the
/ tIra liorc,,,,,,t a.. ss;t.. Is mt.
eonpls,ns
Railroad and proposes \ new road from Pitts
an 70 connect
lhe ana ONO fsaiiroaa beyond
i .eiV. s eaDe ". u i,g = \
9. a IkkAF lioSsY okoI'ir. NJ 2ainhy Of
q county, y l., has
sold tins year upwards OF 20, 600 pounds of hon
il ey hifnse. aud son make the production Of
honey business, and undoubtedly very pro-
4 ntaoie one Inc honey rs deposited by the bees
ia snan cheap boxes with glass sides and ends,
q and sold IN the same by weight including the
weight OF ooxes.
Az HPESsisE 1T u IS estimated that the
next years tax bill tor the city OF New York