davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11

MURDER is HAxpTos.-Tbe quiet town Of Hamptea
was the scene of bruta' murder on sunday morning
last the particulars of which give below a. they
have come TO our knowledge. man oy ne name OF
years ago, had opened . GROCERY there which bad
became fayorite resort for negroes who often assem-
bisd there in unlawful numbers. Mr.. Allen Lively, the
Town Sergeant, in the discharge of his duties, hal
seyera times visited Mahones place 70 make srregY.
and the last time he did was told by NJ that II be
ever came there again he would kill him. On Sstay.
dsy night Mr. Lively, learning that there snother
unlawful and disorderly assembly at Mshone's, SUM
moned posse and proceeded tbitber, where be w1
confronted by Malone who threatened TO shoot him u
be entered the house. Mr.. L. replied that be was IN
the performance of Bis duty aud went in whereupon
Malone seized his gun ard fred the charge shauering
the hand of Mr.. Lively, be in the act Of rsslng
it, ard decorating his shoulder TO such an extent thes
he bled to death In about couple Of hours tie Phys-
cisns who were called in being unable to stop The hem
orrhage. An inquest was held on the body, and
verdict rendered in accordance with the above fsce.
Malone was immediately lodged in jail, and q ons
time Il was feared exasperaed were the cfszenf,
that he would be hung by them, without waaisg sor
the course Of law Mr. Lively was an unmarried nAns
his only relative being aged mother. He was mnch
esteemed by al who knew bin. Norfolk Hers'd, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11
RICHMOND COUNTY AWAKE.

The Republicans Of Southfeld met on the 9Th
inst, at the Tompkins Lyeeum, and organized
Fremont and Dayton Club Ad iresses in behalf
Of Freedom in Kansas, Freedom Of Speech, and
FREMONT for President, were delivered and
eagerly listened to; after which the permanent
officers were appointed and the numerous audi
ence generally enrolled their names in Freedoms
army.
This is the fourth Club of Republicans now 10
the county. Each town is organized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11
DEM RAILROAD.-THREE
DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PH!LA
nripIIIA and PITTSBURGH Tho MORNING MA
DENNsYLvANIA RAnROAD.-The GREAT

DENNSYLvANIA RALROAD.-The GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cties with
Western North western and States; y cor
with daily line Of stes%er to all ports in the Wessn kvsIs
and Cleveland and SanduAky with steamers 70 ~ pors on
The LAKES making The most direct and
reliable by which FREIGHT can b Forwarded 70 and
from the Great West - -.,ruox,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLAss-Boots Shoes, Dry Goods, Tin on mar 100 N
boxes,) Furs, Feathers, &c.. ...........} wv ~
SECOND CLAss-Books and Stationery, Dry)
Goods lin bales Hardware Leather, 76c- per 100 ID
THIRD CLAss-Anvila Baggne, Bacon and s,c ns, oo N
Pork, lin bulkl Hemp, c...;:........;5 wv Pc " ."
FOURTH CLAss-Cohee, Fish, Bacon and IA ner 100 n
Pork, (packed,) Lard and Lard Oh......: w. 20 NV
In shipping Goods from any point east OF be par
tcuaY marx the package Via Pennsylvania Railroad All
consigned the Agents OF this Road at Philadelphia or
1ittsburgh will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGENTS--Harrs Wormley Co., Memphis, Tenn
T. r. Sass Co. St Louis J. s. Mitchell Son, Granville
Ind Dumesii Bell Murdoch, and Carter Jewett Louis
vile Ky B. c. Meldrum Madison Ind sprignan Brown
and irwin Co., Cincinnati NJ W. Graham Co., GAINESVILLE
Ohio; Leecb Co., No "a Kiby ST. Boston; Leech Co, No.
Aston House York No. William st, and No Bate
replace New York T. j. 6needer, Philadelphia Magrsw
Koens Baltimore; Geo C. Frsnclscus, Pittsburgh.
For further particulars or bills Of ladng apply TO
LEIGH r Co, AGENTS Penn. Railroad Co..
No. 2Astor House, New-Yofk.
n. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, hisdslphia-
II. J. LOMBAERT. Superintendent. Altoona. Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11
HAIL TO THE CHIEF-GREAT EXCITE
MENT IN ITHACA.

ITHACA, Wednesday, July 9, lc56.
The Old Hunkers could not have been more sur
prsed if bomb had fallen and burst in their
midst than they were to day, when their organ
The ithaca Journal and Adcertiser, made its appear
ance, with the Buchanan and Breckenridge nag
lowered away and Fremont and DAYToS run up
TO the masthead. What else could they do A
cone over 70 Freedom before them. We can say
10 the Buccaneers as the boy said to his patriotic
mother in the days Of the Revolution, when SIZE
reproyed him for not firing the old musket on a
training day when the order was given John hia
continued to load till be had got ten charges Ill.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11
NIEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM

IN PANY's EXPREss-Ofice No l75 Broadway, New.
York-Phe New-Ycrk and Enc Reilroad Company, having
the Express Business over er
road connecting branch railroads. aud having procured
suitable outfit that purpose, now prepared 70 DO Gen.
eral Express Business.
Having the exclusive control and direction OF the movements
Of trains on which the business they will be able to
svs themselves OF the privilege Of giving UNUSUAL dispatch 70
sces forwarded by their Express to Stations along the line Oh
their road or its connecting branches Their facilities In this
respect win n%ch than could be afforded 10 eonps
MES exclusively epeSged IN the express business
By an with the United States and Amen
G2pess Companies articles will be taken BY these Com
ps,es Dunkk Buffalo and forwarded with dispatch 10
III the principal cities and towns In tie United States and Ter
yitoyies
Contracts will be made by this Company for the Transports
ton freight their BY tho load and sent BY
trans Dunkirk and Buffalo, to be forwarded from
these points their destination by the ordinary transporatoa
inca
Two trains will be sent daily tn change OF special
who will attend the Transmission of merchandise
packages and the collection of bills sent with goods Of ell hnds
he proceeds Of which will be promptly returned.
Particular attention viii be given 10 the collection OF notes
ses and accounts Of snd between New York. Buffalo, Cevs
Ispd, Cne INN at, Chicsg and St Louis.
HENRY ID. RICE Superintendent Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11
LAlfENrABLE LACK OF DoU9HFACEs.
Osusspsslssss u H n. II fifsssa.

FULTON, N. T., Wednesday, July Q, 1856.
A correspondent Of TAs Aysss ssd Ailas 10
writing from this town says that there are more
Black Republicans in this place than in any town
of ito size in the State.
Row we assure tho amiable editors Of The dr..
Txs and their responding correspondent that there
are az many traitors to the cause Of Freedom in
this town who will vote for Buchanan as in most
towns of it's population, and that out of vote Of
600 Ia QUO they may expect to get from 80 TO 100
votes which we believe will be doing ~ well for
the Border Rufisns as they can expect in other
localities giving an enqual number of votes.
Your truly,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
Az SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing May s, f856.
pasasnrer Stations Conner broadway ep1C Canal st.

m New. Yors =, Corner 18Th ct and 4th-sy.
Uxl 1850, 9:I5 (Exl $50 For Bridgeport; So
NJ (Ex) 1880, 3,i5, Ex 4:3e For Milford Strm
SSop NJ For Norwsh: 7,ss l2,So, siis, Ex( 40
Sl5 430 5:l5 6,5 p. For Stamford: 10, lex ~
la36 3:l5, g. ok )4s3o Sis, 6:l5 For Port Chester
and intermediate Stations: 1850, Sl5, 4:N, ID,
etlo D.
(Exj For Hartford and Springfield: ok 1880 p
On M I) Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal;
m (Fxl For Canal Railroad: (Ex and 1880 p m
70 Westfeid. For New-Lsndon Railroad: a m ~ For
Hopsa onc Railroad: 8 a. For Nangaack Rairosd a.
ma 3:I5 o. M For Daubury and Norwa Railroad 2,
tpl M on o.as
m Tx) 80 lEx) 43O, $3.50 Ok From Bridgepcrt;
sS. 10 lOils ga IN q. 5;ll iS;Ss , n }E3
SIS 5:l5 NS5 p NJ (EX) From Port Chester 5.7, 6;4S,
7:29 s:S7, il:3 a. m lex 4.os, 6:H p m.
JAMES ii. HOYT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-O

IN MONDAY May 49, 1895 and until further notice.
PASSENGER frame VIII leave Per foot Of Duenest as folsws
DDEKfRK EXPRESS, at Ia Ia for Duukifk-
BUFFALO EXPRESS al a. IN. for Buffalo.
NAIL at Is for Dunkirt ami Buffalo and intermed
Stations, Passengers by this Train will with Ex
Hs for Syracuse Cayugs, CaDsndsgua, Niagara Falls
sno Rochester aud with the Lightning Express Train ca the
Lake Shore Raj road for Cincinnati, Chicago, &c.
ROcKLAND PASSENGER, at $50 p M, from foot
Chs,nberss via Peruont. for Suherns and intermediate
6tatioBs
WAY PASSENGER, at p. H.. for NewbuIsh and Middle
town sbc Intermediate StsiOnG
NIGHT EXPRESS, at -. IN for Dnnkrk snd Buffalo
EMl0kANT, att Ia, for DuDkuk and Buffalo and inter
mediate Stations
The above Trains rua daily Sundays excepted
These Express Trains Enra with tho Elmlra
Car dJeua and Niagara Falls Railroad for Nagara fahs at
BDsbsmon with the Syracuse AID Railroad for
at CorDug with the 8nao Corning aud Now York
Railroad Rochester at Great Bend With Dslswsss Lacha
wanna ard Western Railroad for scraDton Buffalo
brk With the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cncnns
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Sc
ID. Q. McCALLUM General Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11
esrespop denee Of The N. Y. Tribune

MILFORD, N. H., Saturday, July ;, 1856.
All is enthusiasm here for the bold Rocky Noun
tain Pathfinder. We have organized FREMONT
ana nsyyoS club here, procured and raised nice
FREMONT and DAYTON flag, and bound to put
things through by daylight. New Hampshire
win give 5000 majority for Fremont. L.R.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11
T7HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY


Mr. Kennedy of Ro,buy ha. discovered IN on. Of
HTMoRpp S,om ne worst SerSia Socn to common Piapie
has tried in eleven hundred cases. and lever failed
except cases, both thunder humor He has now in his
possession hundred certificates Of Its value all within
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing sore mouth
One three bottles will the worst kind Of pmpss %
Two OF three bottles will clear The system of boils.
Two bottles warranted to the worst canker In the
Three bottles warranted the Of
srysipelss
One bottles warranted to all humor tho
-Four bottles warranted to corrupt and running
One bottle will cure scsly eruptions of the skin.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the worst case OF
Two or three bottles are the desperate
of rheumatism.
Three four bottles warranted to salt rhsun;
Es S: w 1i S% s of
perfect warranted when the above quantity tatsa
ali the Of the day that weed
growing the pastures and along old stone WALL, should cure
Ss. s start .
about ;utps some cases but not {cu Peddsd % re-
seess Of in every case It already great
year Old TO old people Of sixty have puny
boxing children whose flesh soft and asbby restored
To those who are subject to sck headache bottle win
sways it. It give. relief IN eatarrh and dizziness.
been regulated BY Where the body sound work: quite
but where there any derangement OF the functions OF
alarmed they always disappear IN from four days TO week
There bad result from 1t the contrary when thai
feeling gone you will feel yourself like lhesrd
the exsvsgant encomiums Of 1t that ever man
listened TO. - - $1,000
RoXbury, Mass Price 81
No 81 Barcayst.; CHARLES H. RING, No 1872 BIosdYsy
A B. Il d. SANDS No 14l WRlism.sti MAhSH, ORVlS
Co No $50 Greenwch-st. BOYD PAUL, ChambeIsst /
WELLsk Co No rs Fr.nhln-s, Ne lesson ROBINS
L Co, No las Msiden-l ane; HAV1LAND, HAhhAL 4
RIsLEY Warren st. BARNES PARK, No: 3oi Broadway
WARD CLOSE a. Co., Maiden-lspei Mrs Hayes Brook
yn retail BY all respectable Druggists through
outk he IIuiO1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11

TURNIPs-AS ExrRAoRDIsARY CRoP.-ln looking
over the books of j. L. w. X. Esde, commission
dealers, Washington Market, we noted the sales Of
turnips llade by them for Henry p Ravens from his
fam ct Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, N. j., and
we think it is the largest sae ever made Of tarnips
fr,,n the same amount of land. They rold l3,loa
buDeLes for s73s L. which pulled from one and
quarter acres Of land which after dcducting freight,
ca'tsee ard commission left the net sum Of sGl5 49,
This is at the rate of sie2 Per acre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11
Me0iraI.

DOMAIN EYE-BALSAM, for WEAK EYES
III and INFLAMED EYELIDS.-Tbis Balssm is the very
best peT that be used for smmaory diseases OF
the Eytds 1t almost like msgc in aayDg all irritation
and inflammation. Price 25 centsper jar. For sale by
A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, No. 100 Fultonst
Bold also by Druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11
NEW wIDE-GAuGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK 70 ROcHEsTfR.-Dbe ROCHESTER, and
0yRFSFE VALLEY RAILROAD Is now open. and In con.
nectcn Buffalo Corning and New York and New York
and Erie Railroads. forms direct route nom Nsw-Yorh to
kocbester.
The drecne Of th route together with tho superior com
fort afforded by vide cars reDders BY far the most dess
be between the above named eitesL . .
Tickets can be procured at the NewYok aud EIe Rsihoad
IN lessey City.
Baggage checked through.
Feirbs viii tsn stos6 between New york and toches
se with cDspseh Any DfcrmstoD desred 10 regard therein
Be CHAINED by calling tho Oensr FIesht Asst o. ns
New Yot aud Be Railroad Erie Bsdings, G. B. TAYPAN
Express freisLt Asept, No. 1873 Broadway.
No trains tho bufs0 CoIDss aud New Soh aahfoah on
epndsy. a BEbEIFLD. superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11

TIME MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY for
i DIARRHEA, DYsENTERY, CHOLERA, and SEA
SICKNESS, is DIR. NEWMAN'S D1ARRBEA MEDICINE
In this city, Chagres Panama. Call
fonia and vsrious parts Of the country In effects are prompt
tested an extensive practice Of twenty years by
NEWMAN NJ d., he offers it with confidence both 70 the
medical profession aud the public General Depot No 3c3
Hudson.st N. N B.-The Doctor be consulted on all
Medical ard Surgical practice Calls promptly attended TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11
EIUSHING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I CURSlONS- SEVEN TRIPS DAILY each way (Sun-
DAYS Boat leaves New York and leave Flushing
L. L, at g. and 10 l., ard p meeting and eA'
1Sds, New Yorh. The beautiful steamer ISLAND CITY
Flushing Fulton Market slip foot of Full
hours sordng fine views Of all objects Of
both shores Of the Es River and landing at Hun
ters twenty minutes Here passengers step from beat
taken thence 70 Flushing (eght mles
q the roads the country in twenty Eve minutes IN
eiuiins stops Penny Bridge Msspeh, Whitfield, Newtown
National Depo and West Flushing The whole trip occupies
than hour Fare, 20 cents Excursion parties and
schools Persons reach the
by the Bioohyn City Railroad through Green Point, or BY
crossing the 23d.st. ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11
-TuDeON RIVER RAII.ROAD.-Fron Nay

HUDSON RIVER RAnHOAD.-Fron Nay
=. T;s "a ~ q, rs, 4 . .s;:ss1
~. ga f"i p m fa sing shs, lss m s.a 90 2 m.
I'm s's I: t 3 s 70" Ts.laSM end fous
hserss 6he SING Peehsk TaDs stop ct Way Stsona
Pssssneess tshen Ghambe Canal Chrstopasr md Hss
siDs s Nev-Yorh leave Troy ct ass. D. Is and TO-
spd ass M and East Albany OF 81 and IL and
P.m AZ oMlAn, oelenn.enosn.
DEM RAILROAD.-THREE
lDAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DELPHIA and PITTSBURGH-The MORNING. NAIL
TRAIN lesvss Philadelphia for Phsbueh at y = N and
leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia ~ Tho FAST LINE
Leaves Philadelphia Pittsburgh at W. 30 and 1tsournh
FOR Phisde pha at q 80 THE MIG 1T EXPRESS TRAIN
leaves Yhnadephs for Pittsburgh at II p M and Pitssburgh
The above lines connect Pittsburgh with the railroads to and
rom ST. Louis, Mo. Alton GAleDa and Chicago Illinois,
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky Terre Hsute Msdh
CON- Fsyelte and indianapolis Ind Cincnnsh Dayton,
Springfield Beefooane SaDdushy, Toledo CLEVELAND Co
Iubns Zabesvs MassoD and Wooster Ohio also with the
boats from and to New Orleans 81 Louis LowS
vile and Cincinnsti - . $50,
For fhe particulars handbs In the hotels Of this city,
PASSENGERS will find this the shortest most expeditions ana com
Portable route between the East and West.
Through tickets DO had at either Of the shove
places the West, or Of 49,.
}. II. BUTTS. Agent New Jersey Railroad Co, foot OF
JL ELLIOTT, Agent Pennsyiyania Railroad COT,
No Aston House. Broadway New-fork.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor 18th and Msinet,Msi L.,
Eew-York, Jan, 1856. fhiadeiphle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11

and on HE resnrn in the evening bic mother ssya
!" John, and did Jon are every time tho word wss
given John replied, No. mother; wss
gun; will show you" She stepped TO the door
OF the cabin, and fred. The overloaded musket
rebounded and prostrated her upon the floor,
sending her clear under the bed, and when she
made an effort to rise, John says lyon had better
lie STILL mother for there are nine more to Gomez
So We can say to the enemies Of Freedom in old
Tompkins, The guns have but just commenced;
ave intend to give for Freedom and FREMONT
81, coo majority next November in this county,
We meet tomorrow night to form club. The
work goes bravey on. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.

M Travellers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, KANSA AS and
points West and Southwest obtain Through Tickets
md all Information Sonssnns routes fare &C. either Sy the
CENTRAL RAILROAD. by application at the Conpsnys
Office, No lsS BIcsswsy ,s soSnss Dsy St uspp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11
fenal Notices.


IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of The s. cGS@y Of sH.s Psfs
q CITY s to s oes ' Of
white No. 81 I}tsry. in the City Of New York on or be-
ss Is as Mseh o' WILLIAM POWER
inh2s law SmF
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
csr sin.
Of New York deceasd to present the sane win vSucne"
s s. 70 iIs IN the City Of
snsh July So twelfth day
j.Is lawSmF ofHenry $. Farley deceased
IN pursuance of an order of the Surrogate Of
@ Of k ESDoB afss
rsss.ass 4. s sf st MSEaa' g.
hs nth day August WILLIAM BakER
febs law6mF' Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of The County Of %tNSIs s' hssS .Ssa s G
seoo the 'uss.bs. Iesassee Of Am Mullins Tin I'M. No
ns1Ips,sd NeGY9,s The ah day Of
h % @ R RAs HiSsos sasda''
CUPREME COURT, NETWORK CITY
- JOHN sTODDART asains. MARTHA ROBINSON,
Jane sodd MsIh. Jane stGdds Mary Avn stGdd d.s
%ssds xHdIew Forsyth jaime. Fa:;th Robert $ FS,g,h.
AIns Forsyth. AlexapssT Ferguson May Ferguson gsn M,
DEFENDANTS above named: hereby summoned and
required the compliant IL this acton Of which eoey
said comesirS he :nb.c,!beI At q, oee No
days the hereof exclusive Of the deg q such ser
and fail to answer the complaint within the tune
s 'S' sS
plant IN IN I'd. s ason win n 5s sed IN the
Ciiy and County HswYOrk the City Hail. City Of New
1s, ,sS g. i.. W. day Of isns TsAcY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11
Letter from II. X. Selden, esq.

CLARKsoS, Monds{ July 1870 so,s
here your letter Of the ID list inviting attend and .d
RP1sSSs .s ess no DO 70 but the
difficulty Of Speaking under which have ors ,s s
audiences, have Served the ranks of the party
fer any years ard have never e more conhdeat IN ns
sboed than now when supporting the principles Inscribed
on the RepuScsn dag freedom Of eech aud Of the press
the ssculity dwellings reasonable searches auu
p.Iobs unlawful sests-ths sht TO bear arms ior hs
ssstss If 95n s% Of s sspi. os
rriferss from avery asd socur them as the future Ho
free Of 'I the .osesy Of the states as ou security
n.t the censlzps tendency Of ~ au doc
Democracy tq.h. By Jefferson a no. s soorss
those dOps find these doctrine; suSsr
or by tie present Democratic party Remaining true % ts
p,ne winch have heretofore ssdea my bss 70 follow the
Rtsbcsn flag; ard doing, gives me sfeN pleasure
Be b. ss ~h whom have
Tie old political schemers who have led tne
by Jicy nearly not quite lost sight Of hssy ass
=; bit 3, s in :as IL the Rocky
peeled that darkness The Indications are nninn n.sd
q @ .ar wh's heart. .s are SaTs a. s5ins
faith in its ultimate triumph Despotism everywhere
ss C ~S & Spi hsg @
inheritance Under the bnner OF their bold aos M thew
ded triumph spa n,usrat sbs I Federal Gavsrs
hon which wa bring bach ne sc and fsvorus per-
tons Of the Ur!on ans Instead u fostering one seen e
that il will qus great wisdom, courage prudence au
ns.s AZ the head ofths Government 70 aecomp $50 |
cannot be eoubtsd leo wide has been the gs
eminent OF late this Just counsel ,ut oeneve
mont equal in al resreets TO the p< rormanee OF t
and Therefore most earnestly dssre his elecIoh see 10
oiher course which wis, are now ese' e nee
STATE. from sbsoute the Slave Power nave not
pssksn Of the any portion ofthe unon vi" eiass
10 suini,D to the will Of the majority, hy and soofaon-
Ally through the ballot boz on th' oeeve
that with the election Of Fremont We soan preserve ooh
" Lheiy and tie Urior." nm srIDpu
Very respectfully yours, " '"bo1"'
To the Hen. T. p. STtvsk%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11

RrcHAHp SHANNON Agent PIrrssuksu fos tAs ~
OF TIE TRiHVsE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11

NENTRAI, RAILROAD OF NEW-JEHSE1-
Ccnr setip at New ampton with the Delaware Lscks
wanna and Western Railroad TO Scranton Great Bend the
North and West with the Lehgh Valley RaA'
Tps6 10 HspchcbuDk. ,..s
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS Commencing June 9, 1883.
Iesve New.Yok for Easton and intermediate places om
por No North River ct so and 81 80 M for Somer-
vHe at 2: so and IO:45 a m. and $3.50 and $3.50 p: IN.
The above at Elizabeth with trains on the
New jersey Railroad which leave HewYork from the foot Of
CouTtlsnd-st at 1880 and IL a H., and p M .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11

Tbon.s rnOssos iso Agent IN INDIANAPOLIS Ind tor The
sale Of rBE TRibrNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11
T7HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via s IS '

III TON fof BOSTON ana W..
-;thort delsy cbspse ~ css bsggsxe H., o.. al
~ .ssmeys PLYM OUTH ROCK Capt. Ioci stone, sho y.
vSEnERBLT CsPt w F,slee IN psn. VIII p.a
ins Nsw.YorI daily, Sundays excepted from Piei
n North River frs wharf above battery place ~ ,t 10
- ,vh~b leaves Boston at $50 p m .
me C. VANDERBILT from New-fors Monday, Wednee
Az md Friday From stonngton Tuesday Thursday and Sat
uydsy. a.....x - oou - A.. vo,l 1r..,.v Tbrrs
Ax snd Saturday From Sonnson Monday Wednesday ana
Rrday. 49,, - p.uxo.a o. p,ov
and Boston, the Express Mail Train, several hous IN
sdyspce other routes and ample time or oil me
cAy moYn,ns connecting North and East Passenger
Nat prefer remain board the steamer, ENJOY mehts
pe fast desired and leave Stonstoh IN
the Is No. train onaecpg at Providence with the II M
tssin for Boston . MI,
A Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Tran
through each way. .,-,. -, -. p,o. NJ .
FOR passage btbs or freight apply ct Pier No
NORTH River or at the Office No 10 Baftery-plsce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11


IL RANGEMENTS.-On and after FRIDAY, June 20, 1856,
(undsy excepted Going Ess-LeAve Brooklyn fH
6seenIor M, and Saturdays, 3.45 for Yaphank,
9a and S:45 p. for Lakeland, M, and S;45 p m
a m and 4 Is M for hempstesd, 10 a 4: Is and
fr Jamaica, and 10 S:45, 1B, and D. m Trains
h,.d.ys .t4:4s m Yaphani, Sea and !, ;% IN. Lake;
syosset, 7:ao NJ and 4:4op. m Hsmpstead, $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-11

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE -
~ The Through Ticket and Freight Office Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Railroad sad Steamboat Connections to Chicago,
Mw aukee Gaena Burlington St Louis Cairo and all points
West and South west
Via sIjSPENsION BRIDGE, BUFFALO, or OSWEGO, II
at No I73 BROADWAY, NY.
Corner Of Courtlandtst. DARIUS CLARK. Agent.