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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01
Mtrs M tntion.


re- The comfortable little house Of
President Locke is for sale cheap.
Ev Congress is to adjourn on the
18th inst.
ET The next session OF the Brook
vile College opens on the FIRST day of
September.
R Rev. 8. G. Cooper died ss his
residence in Greencaslle on The felh
ult.
CANE Losr.-Mr. Moreau lost a
small black cane at Andersonville.
The finder win please forward it TO
this Office.
ET The Telegraph announces that
Jim Lane is in Kansas at the head OF
600 armed men. If so. look ont for
bloody times s9
-. Is it any body's business why a
good looking United States officer stay Z
about Laurel so muchi Rnmor says he
is recruiting. 81
EFRead about Geo. hollands
farm in Fayette County, ia the adver.
Using column. then go and see the
fam. If you want to. n
~ Read the call for help. on our
fourth page and you viii understand
why so much importance is attached
70 party Post Masters.
RE- Cyrus Kilgore was elected
Justice Of the Peace for Brooksill,
Township, last Saturday, in place o
Geo. Maxwell. resigned.
EIRev.aJ. w. Locke has resigned
the presidency Of the Brookville Col
Iege. He,expects to take pastora
work in the Indiana Conference.
~ J. d. MiIholland. who lately
moved from near Cedar Grove has 10
Gated in Iowa, near Union Grove
Marshall Co. His post Office is Tele
do. Tama Co. 5 .tH - -
fT We call the attention Of town
ship clubs to the fact that Dan'l Brooks
Of the firm of Brooks q Noble cal
make them an able speech. Call OF
him. aes
E@ Township clubs. wanting Il
hold neighborhood meetings, can b
supplied with speakers from town a
short notice. Call on Farquhar VIII
will 90 himself or send hand. ~.
f1-The house and lot offered 70
sale by w. R. Larue. is most de
lightful hume for small family. an,
well adapted to gardener. II is tn
neat little cottage on the side Of III
hill where the toll gate used to be.
i fTElder John Reeves will preac'
in the Presbyterian church at Mesamo
ra, Lords day next At the ringing {
the bell. and Mt night also Saturda
evening preceding. All are invited !
attend. ~.
OF Bro. Goodwin can't yon sen
Jim colescott up herei We know OF
pretty little woman who would max
Jim acharming wife. II he wishes
yood troman. one who knows" ia thing q
. two," he oiH be suited.- C'entsrvii
Chronicle.
"Jim" Is doing well enough. Til
boys in these parts don't have TO 9
abroad for charming" wives.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01

t-rlf any Of our Democratic friends
have been feeding themselves ny with
the hope Of division among the
American md Republican parties.
upon the State ticket. they would do
we'll to give up that hope as utterly
futile. However The two parties may
ditIar rs TO their choice OF Presidential
candidates. on our State aud county
ticket they will present nm unbroksn
front 70 the common enemy. On that
point We are y unit.--N. n. Tt.bsas.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01

ON THE Rionr TRAoK.--John w
Chambers. an old line Wing. In as.
signing his reasons for prefrIng
Buchanan says that hc believes sla'
very l. a blessing. to the white and
the black. and he wishes II was ex'
tended every whore, and he votes fo'
Buchanan because that party Is II
favor Of i,s extension. and the Repub'
leans ara opposed TO Il. That Is I
good honest confession from an honest
man. IL is indeed the only ground
on which any man can support nach'
AMMAN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01
Barbecue At Liberty.

The freemen Of Liberty propose "a
give free dinner to the crowd on the
Oh. We hope they will abandon the
idea. II the weather 10 suitable, there
will hs 10000 people there. Each Of
these can better take his own dinner
than any persons can provide tor them.
Moreover IL will ,ssks twice % long "a
eat such dlnneF ~ II each sat around
hIs own basket. Al all events va ad.
wise every man to take some for himself,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01
suparur JuporsuIp.-Judge slu

SUPREME JuDoRsuIp.-Judge Stu.
art having accepted tho nomination Of
the Democratic psr,y Tor Congress in
his district, will, undoubtedly resign
his Office Of Judge, II he does We
suggest D. d. Pratt rs hIs successor,
lie will Jn that Office, Doth physically
and jadicially as well as any man oil
our acquaintance. s,..- 3
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01

The following note from BAR. Lines.
speaks for itself. Mr.. Lines Is well
known as having been a devoted par
,isan, until he has discovered that
there is no iniquiiy which the leaders
Of that party will not attempt to drive
their men to support. Every honest
man must respe,t the manly firmdess
with which he throws of the yoke and
resolves TO be free himself, and to pre-
serve freedom for Kansas. s.iE
~ 1rfa For the Indiana American.
Mr.. EpiroR:--I have voted with
the old liners ali my lie. But the last
Two years that i voted with them.
voted against my good convictions,
knowing | did wrong. for think no
lover Of his country or Of his God. OF
OF his own freedom can vote with che
old line democrat party at this time. fo'
a great question is at stake, slavery OF
freedom. two great and important
questions. Now is the time for every
honest and true man 10 his country. e
vote from principle, and by our vote,
slavery. shall stop whsreit now is, and
say thou shalt GO no further. forI feat
this Union is already cursed for sla'
very. Old liners. you who vote e
extend slavery. think what you are
doing When you vote for Buchanan
you vote for Slavery. God made thi'
earth TO be Tree. not TO be curst with
Slavery. 1 would to God every old
liner would. like myself, forget party
and go in for principle. When vo'
ted the democrat ticket I was liks
thousands Of them / know | would vo'
ted the ticket. il l was sure il womb
sink the government. just Cor the SAX,
Of party. II had a thousand votes
would give them all 10 Fremont ans
Freedom, 80. @. w. LINES.
Brookville. July rs. 1855.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01

no An old lady out wes. had a
great aversion to Rye. and never could
eat Il in any form. It'll OF late"
she said. "lhey got to making II into
whisky. and ! find that l can, now
and then worry down q little"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01

William Price, son OF Isaac Price.
of this pl.ce. aged about 10. was kill.
ed by lightning last Monday, about
4 p. NJ. He had been at work with
his father and brothers, on the farm,
east Of town, when. q shower coming
up. he started to go to Mr.. Colescot,''
barn. When within some City yards
of the barn. he was struck down
His hat and boots were torn, and hi
clothes slightly burned. No one wat
near Mt the time, nor saw him fall
hence he lay there some two hours
before he was discovered. The an
guish Of the family a. this sudden be-
rcavsmens can be more..easily imagined
than described.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01

We have been credibly informed
hat the person who answers TO the
euphonious name that heads this ar
ticls isdispleased at The way We refused
10 sketch him. last week. Some peo-
pie are hard to please. Our apology
however Is that We are not in the hab-
il Of consulting Mr.. crookshank. eth
Or a. TO our matter or manner. and he
must thsrefors excuse us If We should
happen upon a subject, or treat Il IN
. manner. not agreeable 20 his taste.
We will promise. however, that Il he
viii pay as the small amount due 70,
Office rent. advertising. and paper. We
will give him full length portrait.
"large as life and twice as natural"
for very reasonable fee.
We learn moreover that he threat
ems personal violence upon US. when
ever be catches Us Ia a suitable crowd.
AT this We are not 50 much astonish-
ed. 1t has long been determined. BY
some Of the leaders Of the Bully
Brooks party. that We had 10 be whip
ped. At least once before the election.
nd ths onlv prel;m;oaries to set,le
- -. ~ .h.,,la A. 1, .na .h.,
.s.,;..,s~ oF..ss' s.,.,a No The Imms.
a.. ,,,vo.s,;o,T-1 Fa,,he,mora mi.
--., ~ s,v..,;.~ a.. mo l. no,
81 - ~. d,.,. =,
. - -..-. s..,. - .naar..d
Z, ~ r.vsv n Cossre.s,bv refusing
81, go. v.,s ~ ..,sl, us,.
hs,s . pemoors,io' member Of the
49,. ,..,,,.. ,n.,,hs, ~ n.
c..-.-..s,' ron,.n,;s, for Milling a.
s.,.h ~sl,.r q, shs' .xs,s,.s AZ fre..
dom of .nsssb. no, p.ls,sble TO IN.
d,v.l., .s,sy,s.msa: and bv ,he uni
-, s.a.,srns,, ~ he s..suI, q
~. : II. a,m,sv hv ns,,v :. mar,
psooss upon So"nef' =! parry PaPs''
and party orators and the sppFovs'--'
o. q oes' '' oo'o a'''sh' " 'a' ma' .
Of frssmen IN Kansas oy The dse'p's'
efshs sane perry renders . qa'''
necessary that sonat body should SHOW
A'ess'fe f1l'hls' follower Of the nool'
sp'nu VINO ho'a over feem'n the f0'
Of sssFor ~
WssFe 'sss % ooo'sss however INA
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01
COUNTY TICKET.

Judrs Com. PIess-ELfSHA VANCE,
Psos- Att'y-THOS. w BENNETT
Represent tive-ROB. BRUNDRETT'
HIRAM CLUM.
Tressurer-THOMAS A. GOODWIN,
Sherid-GEORGE w. CLAYPOoL,
Rseorder-THOMAS T. WRIGHT.
commissioner--JAS. DEBYSHIRE.
Surveyor-PHILIP T. Jones 80
Coroner--KING D. WINANS. slsl
Assessor Brook Tp.-T. T. SMITH
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01
Ottpblr Chiffon.

M. .eeestr PLEASE sssesrrs Ne rsrs ~
~ initrsHaent fsndii 4 ~ the eo<e u Eksp1I
W be elected - We ensuing ossehsf sis<slss,
Nv. frlfcsi-rissss snnoanes ne rsms ef
fseutr ehetcf - 81 independent <sndldkte
toe toaAt, Treasurer, zsd saueh ahA'9e ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01

ti'he |o@tit 1oh>%tt "a -u1 to"H VI
AndersonvilIe. the last Saturday in
July. 1855. TO discuss the Indiana
Prohibitory Liquor Law, with the sub
scriber in each Township in this coun
ty. You will also recoilec; that in.
formed you that ny time was taken
up. the Two FIST weeks in August
You went home, and in your next pa
per proposed 10 meet Doctor Clifford
on the Sd Saturday ia August, in Lsu-
rel. The Doctor accepted your pro-
posal. and offered TO meet you on the
fourth Saturday in August ia Metamo-
ra. In your next issue. you said you
could not attend At Metamora, the
fourth Saturday ia August. but would
meet either the Doctor or me, on the
frst Saturday 10 September at Bloom
inggrove. and on .he second Saturday
at Aletamoras :AtLawrel, DIR. Clifford
accepted your proposition for Meta
mora. and | accepted for Blooming
grove. You will recollect stating TO
me in the church, in private interview
at AndersonviIle. that you could not
attend the Township meetings.. only
on Saturdays. but did agree to at
tend three daysin the weeF at the low
er end of the county, After the FIRST
Saturday in September. my time was
taken up until y winter ?, : Sc. N; :, -,
..sss,s "a -. - III
let the Supreme Court set the Pro-
hibitory Law aside. and you would
elect Supreme Court that would
nss'ae o'nsren''ys Understand tue
'y .h 10" ~ " '"v s,e"s s,a !
with Kansas ! now propose to NEE,
you in the otl err twelve townships oil
this county-three days in each Of
'ne ,sss Two wesfs ~ osP'sm's. neA''
I.;osar ~
Please publish your acceptance o,
rejecii,n 10 this proposition. IN your
next paper, ~. b. ADAMS.
With the utmost pleasure we give
place to above from our esteemed
friend. Rev, w. b. Adams. While
the prohibitory law was in existence,
we were willing and anxious to give
our views on the principle Of prohibi'
ton. as well as the details OF the late
law. We did SO. in several places
condemning many Of its provisions
is both unconstitutional and lmpol,ic
and defending such AS we though
suited to the wants Of the times. IL
the discussion, at Bloominagrove /
will be remembered that when Mr.
Adams came TO understand our posi-
ton. il was almost identical with hi
own. We both. wanted to dry up IT,
evils resulting from tppling houses
and both wanted to do 1t With tn
least possible Infringement upon tn
social and commercial rights Of others
Even 'ns u.us'sns g ~ Wv 1879 :s.;s. -,
,.,'1 ~
err denounced some Of the more odiu
'e"'u 1' y 'e' '""' ''' '.o'e ~. '
'"-" J, We aays '''s' '
' I"
- ..s $500 ~ ~. ,r..., oar
:, .,.Isl...a !. ';.,.sa. :
" 800 ;a,o !,
zen, i ,hs mind Of an sr,rem
: s.,. NJ $1,000. .,.n IN,
ssa.,;s am .voso,',o .soo,,oIi.b an,
it,. ,,..,,r,..,.. ,,..,,,,n.a ,o.,
,'.ra s nan c. ~. sunrsms con,
-, .d.sa.a ~. oon.,;,,,;o, :. /,
forever Danish the idea of prohibi,io
while tina, eourt hold. ia mower No
even !. LEGISLATURE sompo.ed Of ul,r
,emneranes men like Judge Reid
fwho.s hin w.. ,hs most Mira sy,
;o,rodueed IN Indiana, could accom-
o,;.h anu ,h,nc no,o,hs, w,ll l;L.l
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01

The Republicans met at Blooming
grove last Saturday afternoon, just to
have little family gathering and kind
Of class meeting. but TO the astonlsh,
men, Of every body. they turned out by
the hundreds. The speech Of Mr.. Trus.
Ter OF connersvllle, 10 said TO have been
one Of tho mos, convincing and eloqucn,
speeches OF the season. We are told
that cur friend Hubbard pronounced
Farquhar's speech absolutely uneonatl-
tutIonal, -.vIola,Ing SEQ. ~ which says
'eruel aud unusual punishment shall no,
be Inflicted" II viii be sone time be-
fore he needs another eombIng. Not
content with the demonstrations Of the
afternoon, the Metamora delegation,
stop, In Rockville, and at short no.
lice Fremont Hall was full, where Far.
quhar gave them supplementary speech
replete with eloqienee and poInt. The
ball IL rolling.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01
FOR SALE CHEAP,

Tor 81 sbsst essee o. ~ uslvoell Tueo-
n Pike. one milo lsom ngoo1 W., uou tunFov~
!si hume, ios s~ls ssFy lev. Call . M =
karoe %
eug IN 80. HOLLAND.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01
FINE FARM FOR SALE.

"A sbest s,sls. fssm iaarsl. ssof IS, s11ssl1s
tsrnpikr, from ~ 70 - orsee iospsss -. -
dwelling ha fFsms hosse. snd ~ si>ns1teo
hcaith,. 4 .| t
; hIs farm esa b bsaeet veg lov se< - veu
avcssble terms. Ca ~ dIvsdet 80 mo1o ~
ssr thsss sod hrns. Call snd -. n
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01

Az the precise places are agreed
upon by the friends In the several
nvighborhoods. they will please re-
port, aad have posters printed that
every body may DO appraised OF the facts
In the ease. ~ Iilf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01
Basket Meetings.

In order TO enable our friends In the
country to act in concert. the following
programme Of meetings in the coun'
~ has been agreed upon. These
meetings arc not designed as a sub
siiiute for the regular meetings Of the
township clubs, but rather Ms COM
binalion Of the adjacent townships
Early arrangements win be made to
secure speakers from abroad. Col.
Tom Smith aas already promised to
attend some. Of them--lhe one at
Brooksille in particular. Morton and
Cumback have also been written TO.
Cumback will be at Brookville. and at
one or more Of the other places. It's
desired that the f,iends OF each neigh.
borhood agree upon the precise place
near TO water and grove. and prepare
seats. stands DO. The meetings are
all to bo Basket Mselings--every body
to take his own dinner. IA great n
variety In speakers NJ possible will be
provided. Il, is not desired that such
crowds rs attended Andersonville at
tend. Enough to hear the convincing
arguments. Il all that IL asked. We
ar satisfied that h will DO more din
cult to keep them small enough. than
to make them large enough.
Saturday Aug. 80. at Mctamora.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01

si.e. shess % sseessl si'k \. 81. ~ 5ss5sst
tAii> nssiaed tisl uutso ~ meao l>nuo1aooo |.
Del * ~ c,s,'ss eiissr ~ eelisc>scS. vjk-
eut dlstine,ioo " cresono, - peon1og1 Mn -
sstus w Ne esnls. Nj q h. Wml, 40 -
ready 70 ssa os ,ss. ana sss~i " ,css msss, : -
take ,ouF hesqs. Ao,ro zoe neos ~ ~ ouc1<oo
newt tf eoods beoetl n eo>>>uo> tt|1 - 49,
- -. ne ,. s,s -, s,''s $3.50 vssA ~ bse~h
-. :. 6, ss |;ssEss A ss:zssss
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-22
STATE OF NEw.YoRg. SECRETARYs OFFIcE,}
ALBANY August H. 1856.


FINO tue SHERIFF of the CITY and COUNTY
Of NEW YORK-SR: Notice is hereby given that at the
Gerers Election be held in this State on the TUESDAY
edDg fret Monday Of November next the following
tfscer 10 be elected, % wit:
A Governor in the place of MyIon II. Clark;
LeuteI ant Governor IN the place of Henry Raymond
Canal Commissioner the place OF Cornelius Gaidinler
Inspector Of State Prisons ia the place OF Thomas knk
parck - N
Clerk of the Court Of Appeals the place of Benjamin F.
All whose terms Of Office will expire the last day Of De-
Trty five Electors OF President and VicePresiden Of the
United States; -
States for the Third Corueona District composed OF th
Ps Second Third Filth and Eighth Wards in the City aud
Also Representative the said Congress for the F9ur4
Cor sesons District composed Of the Fourth Sixth TeD9
Also Representative in the said Consess for the Fh ous
gesionsl District composed Of the Seventh and ThrenE
Wares 8 the said CITY and C9u2y sd % hs 1 %
il the County OF Kings;
gessio District composed Of the Eleventh, fifteenth 50
Seventeenth Wares Of the City OF New iork;
Also sRepssentstive in the said Congress for the ssvs
Twentieth Wards Of the City Of New York;
Also sRePres.ntsive in the said COrEes; for the Esh
Npeeert Twentieth Twenty first and Twenty second WAr6
of The City Of Newly
Cky and County o6jcers also to be elected:
May in the place Of Fernando WOOD,
City Judge In tbe place Of Elisha s. Cspro1t
Two Governors Of the AmsHouse in the places Of Isasc Bs
Also sixteen Members Of Assembly for said City and County,
AL who,e terms Of Office will expire on the Last day OF ~
''"'e' N P. Stanton y Der Secretary Of ss:s
sHERfrs ovrleE, New, w,Yos., August e lss
The published pursuant the notice o the Secretary
Of state and the requirements s 's'Os % Y iJsT case "'S
d PrOyi'ed sb,,s Of the C,.y sna County of Nswysl
.,srs once .ss sna the elee on ..S then h.Ha
.ers Is Board Of sspstvsOr and passed bt psymeat -
ksvsed Statutes vol chap tide 3, article part l. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-22

calculated 10 Djure the circulation of The LeGLT, I
bope the courtety OF the ductors OF THE TRIgUy
who ara Themselves literary men, and sensible 70 the
chvalry even of heated psiticsl contest, vii allow
me to deny II. The L>adsr ne vsPsper wss eN,sbished
'igb'tp months ago and At less, half Of it, stock
,upscrIheis were leading Benton m@p fnsrds Of Mr..
r, 4. Bnir' Jr The DaHy Leadev. VIII h began TO be
nsu' a 'urng the late car vss DID inoeed sovonste
u c'sl of the D,moci atic candidate NJ. Reynois
buiy :" 'ar iI"m cong this ruth the erpres rlen of
" h'vety s'crr"e the eleostoa Of NJ Krrxu t<
n0U' Nonirg cdndidats," I1e Du,Iv Laiey
attacked NJ. keInett almost savagely. drex aysv
tundI.ts Of votes rom HIM. the r.n oaase - b,.
seesi' mo notwthst,ndng its serious opposition TO
at The election of that en en-n, rather than Of NJ
Kepr.r, siLce ts own csncicae was destined not IN
spccetd.
| sm undoubtedly opposed 10 Mr.. Bair and CANA
very nery d.f,aiIrg him, believe; bat respect
ki- honesty sno infinitely prefer his elecnon-bsing
the tIdn ph Of principle, though false one-to that
OF a Know. Nothing, whose election vas advocated
here solely oL the ground Of ow material interests.
Respectfully yours,
S, Lesn, August Is, ltS. " HUNTINGTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-22
Neasa salsrk Daila 9sdbaate
POLITICAL ITEMS.

"A correspondent at~ Aurceville, Montgomery
County, n. y, writes that the Republican cause T"
Yapsdly gaining friends in that town. An efficient
Fremont Club was recently orgaBized, with a. Key
Delds formerly an American, as President T. Holmes,
formerly Free Soier as Secretary, and w. Irving,
recently Hard Shell Democrat, as Treasurer Our
correspor dent states that certainly two thirds OF the
voters OF that District are for the Pathfinder.
We charge, says Tie ~ Y. EzpresS, that Mr.
Fremont is a Roman Catholic. Now if he is not
Catholic, why don't he come out over his own sigma
tu1e and deny the fact WhereupOn The Syracuse
Journal retors as follOws:
We charge that the editor of The Express ID
contummate ass. Now if he is not al ass, why don't
be come out over bis own signature and deny the
hst ,"
The Missouri Legislature, according to returns,
thus fsr received, stands:
Anti Benton both Houses, .........79
Americans, in both Houses. .....37
BentOnltes.. ..,......................U
Wings. .,.......--.........----.I
There ore eight Counties TO be heard from, and un-
less they change the complexion Of things, the
Border Rufian party in Missouri will have everything
thea own way, and may likely send Atchison and an
other ike him back to the United States Senste.
"A correspondent at Keokuk, Iowa. writes as
follows:
We lave reliable returns from all the coun.
teh IN Ihe ISL COngreosonal Dstrct except tWO ana
Col. Curtis Republican, is about 900 ahead. Toe
two counl 90 yet to hear from spasey populated
and cam Of vary the retu much. Davis Republican,,
In the lid District, is elected by 5000 OF 1000 ma
joTity and the whole Republican State ticket by from
1000 10 ZOO ms jorty This the first gan for Free
Ksnsss. Put Iowa down at 10 900 for Fremont and
DAYTON in November
"A correspondent al Gardner, Me-. says:
awe are quite sure that Hamlin, the Republican
candidate for Governor, will come IN with 3 900 ma
ority; and We expect that Fremont will have nearly
eOuble that The recent battles III this Sta,e the
Maine Lsw have made Thousands shy Of Us in the
State election whose whole souls are with Us In the
Pr.tdential contest
The people Of Glen Cove and vicinity are up and
dong in the hight cause. Republican meeting was
he'd there on Saturday evening 10th inst, al which
wee of,Itd q series Of truth bearing and pertinent
IesOutios and spred and logical addresses oy J"osc
Wm. AeConn ard Gideon Frost. The mention OF
The nspd pdc Of Fremont invariably brought down
tie lOute.
An entAasiAstic meeting was held at kingston
Utter County, the letb for the purpose OF iormog
Fremont and Dayton Club, which was organized
viii 100 H. mbers. and +. C. ADAMS, esq., a. Pfes-
Cent Th. fires Of Freedom burn bright in Ulster.
"A hierd wrtrg from WiIhanspJrt, Pa, s,y-:
BE of good courage With respect 20 Lycomin8 and
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-22
A CORRECTION.
To ne Edt,o, sf The ". Y. Tribsss.

To ne Edi,o, sr The ". T. Tribss<
SIR: In your paper of the 18th Is letter rom ''
Louis signed Nebraska" in which, speaking o'
Mr. Bairs election the writer says; ,,
..rh have been moved TO accomplish hs dsest
fMr Bsir. No .tone has lsf espedeht
unI,~re6 10 crush oct Black hs,s .r5 rs
fsaS, n.v,n.pey for the purpose OF drsshs on
Osrnsn i.h C.,hoc votss IN favor Of asyooas rh
the ,Ipre.. view Of thereby seeuns 'ns eiec"on OF nj
Kennett .he Knew Nothing candidate
A, Mi, abatement IL, frt, untrue, and, secondly,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-22
,DICrRIBI TION. Notice ia hereby

KOTICF Of fDISTRTb7 IIVN p7 'U6I =. v.,.,. 2,
N bt he peea' Of ne s"s o' en-, the ~" % Ss3e o
htHmA nbaer the order Of the Surrogate OF the
o. 'ss Ss Yoi by JOHN ALLkRs and JOIN
on r,,eutofs the sst gill testament OF sdId
sIN ~, he ds ,u'ed 20 those entitled thereto according
le sprrosas's Ofoe in the City Of Nev fors on
20 lurth day ~ Seet@uher Dext, a. ten o'clock 10 be
ss,oor ~ that dAy-DAted tins 7th day OF Angus, ~"
hIss%T..fuF W BRADFORD Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-22

- ALKXANDER " BRADFORD, surosst9 o., o, ne 60i,Y
ard Count. Of New Yek, against MARt Ann gu Iuo
asa QUIS and Mary } bs wife, John J. elaln Charles H.
Ou,r ArhUr Quln Wser Qun. George A. Qu'n, Aex4n'
DE-. Pepedct Pbro Sickle, Joseph '" iowe and John T.
the defendants shove amed You hereby sum
oped and required the complaint in ths action
which the office OF the Cerf OF the City ad county
Of New.Yorh the City Hall, in the City q Newforh
the 4h day Of July 1876 and TO aooPy OF your snw
10 the said complaint the subscriber at his ONCE NO %
City ofNevYo within twenty days after the
Of this exclusive OF the Day OF rn
service and VOC fail the said complaint within e
bne sfoesad the plaintiff in this action will spply 70 the
Court relief demanded in the complaint Dated New
Yeh July a. 1856. X. II. BOVINE PlAntif . Attorney.
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