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Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1856-10-23

Inc NOUN o. me in"c ihoi, "S ~
lion creek enptics lis waters into the
Missouri. This creek rises near the
Enshsfn iises, aud runs through as fine
IL so.l bly, ~ the sun ever shone upon.
~ (lks AZ slir,ed with timber, which,
"a mipy 1laces, extends a considerable
db<fHs hack and forms beautiful groves
,of frun es,s Is three hundred acres. On
either SIDE, lie broad and beautifui bot
toms and prsirie lands. needing only the
kand of induar to turn hem INTO sources
n wealth anil comfort. The Platte river,
from rs moth, takes a sonth-westerly d.
|recuon for a considerable Instance, and
NE palillioh creek runs % the north and
north-vesserly for some six OF seven
miles, when IL forks, one branch coming
IN ffcsa ihe north, called the north Pap
MILLION, and aba 6ther coming in from the
a,o,, ,.,lx6 1,e ,.es, pan;ll;on. The
a. ,.,e hxsaehe. a. the
81. 1870. -. f~..n zla,lex,,e,
.,4.o- i. .-eav,.
A:.4... j, 81 .o..xs The
hesuuesn he plaae
~s;ser "a he ,~cst Partition = ,yi,hou
doub, ,he r.raen sbot 81 die Territory.
Tba ~,,.lr;cs arc we'll vo,ered with mn.
maraas .,r;oas cush;ao nm from the
fa..,,a;ns tenen,b Timber. such as oak.
h,..t .u.,,n. ,.1 cadar and c.,tton wood
-, ,r;o,,. cher Lids ahounds in far
oro...r rlon,v ,bon IN arv other mar, of
H. Torr;,or,, a, nroson, oman ~ settle.
uou.. ..a so,.o-.t bod, &c p,,o..ona e
v,nor;or quality are already onened and
..a.,od Cool 600 bos haen discovered
"a ,ho,a c,n 10 ne do,h, Of he existence
j. 80, ah,,naonro ~ ,be oor,b sida Of
he p,o,,e The inviting character Of
The reo;on spolep af hes already covered
1t with an ~enterprising and prosperous
population, and all the way from Belle
Nue to the Elkhorn, the hand Of industry
is q. work. We venture to say that no
part Of the Territory is better settled, or
settled with a better class Of inhabitants,
than the country back, or west, of Belle
vue. To all this region of country.
"a we'll ne 70 q vast reo;on- fartha,
inland pr,,,vur ;s tho n~atura, o,n,e,
7, will he The market place for the nro.
arce IF tho soil 7, w;lI ho tho store
house Of merchandise. ybence. the acri.
cultural nonulo,;on will derive H. @s,nrl;es
On he north and oas, bar,l a .,b.
p.c,n;o, .h,,, . rnas .na.Ihs,s fro..
~ ,aa,,h eomme.sas . n,o,san ,,,o
!, hs.,,s s,d sxfsna;,,r I. IN
/ HIiu HIfIIIRIIN InI INN0 Ut IlIItN hIIt4A
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1856-10-23
Terribie RaiIroad Accident.

On Saturday evening, Sept. 81, the
construction train of the Southern Michi-
gan and Northern Indiana Railroad Co,
had a collision with a freight train on that
road, which resulted in the death of seven
of the laboring hands of the road and the
w~ounding of some twenty others. The
blame Of the accident is laid to the men
having charge of the construction train.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1856-10-23
Election Returns.

The reports of the Elections in Penn
~sylvania, Ohio and Indiana, are SO con-
Aicting, that we do not deem them worthy
Of publication, but shall endeavor TO have
the reliable returns from those States, in
our next.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1856-10-23
The inauguration of the Frank.
Iin statue i'm Boston.

The inauguration of the Frank
lin statue i'm Boston.
Fhs i1~eQgsya!iea sf the stutue Of
nesday Of last week. Il was a grand af-
fair, surprising, in some of It's more inn
pusing details, the great civic event of IN
Producing Cochituate water. The pro-
cession, embracing nine divisions, was es-
corted by the first Brigade Of Massachu-
sets Militia, including the Boston Light
Artillery, the Nationak Lancers, and
Light Dragons. TIM procession was
over two hours in passing a given point,
and represented nearly every mechanic
cal trade and manufacture. Among the
special attractions was a new and beaui-
full locomotive and tender, named Benja-
min Franklin, mounted on trucks and
drawn by eighteen horses; a sugar.
grinding mill, for Cuba, drawn by twelve
horses; the House and Morse telegraph
Instruments; the electric fire alarm
Franklin's old printing press, on which
was being struck off and scattered to the
crowd a fac smile of his newspaper,
dated l723; immense structures on
wheels representing school rooms filled
with scholars at the desks: and a vast
number of other novel and interesting
features made up one of the grandest dis
plays ever witnessed. The Masonic fra
ternity, the Firemen, and Mechanics
Charitable Association, and numerous
other charitable Societies of Boston, and
Mechanic and other Societies from the
adjoining cities and towns, were out ir
full force. Also, the Franklin Media
Scholars, children of the Public Schools
and others. The procession reached the
site of the Statue at the west front of the
City Hall o after 3 o'clock. Here
several thousand took possession of the
temporary seats and platform, while othel
thousands filled every standing-plaee il
the vicinity. The drapery which ha,
hitherto concealed the Statue wa theI
raised, when it was greeted with thunder
Of applause. The exercises consisted o
music by the band, singing by the pupil
of the Public Schools, prayer by the Rev
Mr.. Bladgent, addresses by Mayor Rice
Masonic ceremonies of Inauguration, sc
The Grafton was then pronounced by th'
Hon. Robert c. Winthrop, and occupie,
ON hour and a quarter in its delivery. !
was listened to with close attention, bro
ken only by repeated outbursts of APP
plause, The hymn of Old Hundred wa
sung by the vast audience, and a bene
diction by Bishop Eastburn closed the in
auguration. The number of stranger
and citizens that stAronged to witness th'
pageant was greater than v befor,
seen in that city. The sidewalks, bal
comics, and the entire route Of the pro
cession were crowded. Many building
and streets were handsomely decorated
Daring the Grafton and The other exer
cises, telegraph messages were transmit
ted to and answers received and reaI
from the Mayors of Portland, New York
Philadelphia, Halifax, Troy, Albany
Springfield, Dover, Pittsfeld and othe
cities,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

9, Mss AmxiA MARTIN, aged 40


On, " iday. August 9, Mss AMELIA MARTIN, aged 40
years. a months and s days.
Theryeral will take place from her late residence No.
respss ully tied 70 attend, tomorrow afternoon,
at two oic,ock
On FRIDAY morning Aueus: g. at four o'clock OF typhus
Ys friends are resp cfy Invited TO attend the rune.
raj, from hf late resie eRce NO 263 William street. to-
morrow morrng, at min o'clock without further invita-
uon.
On Friday marning. A, wsai 8, Ms. AM BuRSs, a
ave q scotland, seed = sas vs. family arc
tend the funeral this aiie nesa, at three o'clock from
In this city, on Friday, A urss,s, W. n cRs,Msa, Of
His remains sere deposited Il ahe Marble Cemetery In
Second street.
A. d9t Pew =, set on wedn x4sy, August s. Rosxrr
only child o. William and Annie os'S~y, %ss months
On Friday. Angus, 8. Eno Has v laughter q Geo. r.
and Maria Hahn, aged year m m'as ana ~ esys.
The friends and relatives are res ~seiN lnyeu 70 "
TEND the funeral from the corner sa,n. sVet"e anu
Fifty third street, this afternoon, AZ II 's'NivvN.
On Monday morning August 4, at We Gi9ot flMA
Jrsrr infant daughter and only chi " 1ohn D. ana
E1isa q ARIZONA. 49, -
He, remains we're Inferred in Cypress 81, Cemetery
New Jersey papers please cory. o.. :, ,,..
Al Harlem on Thursday, August Mr.. tsSS D. "A'f,
His fr.ends and those OF the family are rfsesed %
attend the funeral without further notice this s@Srno0h,
two ocock from his late residence Third a, f%e, De
IN Brooklyn Thursday morning. August u aeon -
w1Es, OF the hrm Of Masonry 4 Weeks, aged 80 Nft
lis remains were inferred al Gravcsend l.. l., INC
New Hampshire papers please cory.
ln Brooklyn, on Friday, August 8 Of bilious fever
youngest daughter Of Patrick Mckinney
The rends and relatives OF the family are requested 10
sttnd the funeral, from the residence Of her father No
Az Fcit Hamilton, N. y, on Thursday, August T. afsy
short illness RcptRp W Henry tJrdr snce seroean, m
g. A. and on Sunday August 9, MAseAsFr, WHO q Scr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

A eARD-To sOUTHHRxHRs DRINKERS OF con.
n gress We reliably informed that
name Of Saratoga" salts extensively imposed upon he
public the Southern and Southwestern where per.
Congress water c whereas At saraioss here are waters
Of AL kinds, from Congress down ditch and
articles imposed IN his manner on he public mostly aru
persons desiring the effect Of Congress water %
hcn being entirely deterrent from gensne Congress
resulting sfous ss psn es S
ing The digestive and destroying the the
e being aSo wise aSsren from ,si proisesd 81
saline osharss Dissolved m ordinary wster-whs Congress
he Ds S BENG sas'
AZ curative The Congress Spring as 10 well known,
bum hs a Tpu saFns ,s ssss years yea .o P.'' has
pl.ee thus sacrans the opportunity fcr .yinder. =
Of the reputation obtained by the Codgress spring In long
series Of years The injury thus inflicted upon the public aud
ending either eec or injurious effects their use hey
In future refuse the genuine Congress water surprising that
It's genuneness that In bottles and boxes bearing our
as the old bottles and boxes sreedy bought 40 By
less article and selling Congress sarsogs water buy
only Of hose can rely onConsress other
every bottle OF genuine Congress water viz. aConrr..s
wa,er-C &W.N-f without these words Il 10 a valuelc~
powders ssrsioss salts Sc they are not only vaaesss g
inurousno possessing even the virtues Of the se
III. powders Of the shops That impossibeto form Con.
rccombins the ingredients 70 make article q eaus
water on writing VIII send You list a prices si,ss
Al packages and BY ordering nom direct enco.ne 100
for s ss c r .sn on, sy
s%Ss De is'ssrins of'he cork brand Iron. .'a . e.
Conre" Spring Saratoga SPRING. and No - Thamess st
New yqk Gig
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gear. Henry and daughter a rncss and Ann Kay aged
20 years and ncrths.
Their remains were lLte-Tsd IN The u1tid States
GROUNDS at fers Hamilton
~ waldca, Orange cc3niy, on Thursday, Angus, J,
Mrs. sARAs bcKr widow CT the late Nicholas Bogert,
aged ~ YEARS, months and days.
At saratoga Springs, on Thursday, August 7, SARAH
pE.sALI, In the rem year CT her age.
Funeral this rsorning, at ten O'Clock, from Friends
meeting house n Hester street. Friends and acqdant
soces invited TO attend
AT Newark ~ j. on r lay, August s, after long AM
painful illness, Eliza MAEsIolIA aged 81 years ana -
days.
The funeral viii take place TO morrow afternoon. at two
O'Clock from the Franklin NJ church, Newark
* ddenly at Plainaed, y. j., on Thursday August =
OF oogestion OF the BRAIN JARxD SPARhs, Jr, aged IL
rnonr.s, only child of Jared and Della II. Sparks
The funeral will take place at Painfed, 70 morrow
~ Livingston, New Jersey, on "Wednesday, August o,
MS CHARITY PRNGIE, widow OF the late James fringe,
OF Brooklyn ].
Her remains were inferred at Livingston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

On Wednesday, August 8, by the Rev 2. Nicolas Mr..
snxs X GlHDSxR 10 Mis- Anna MARIA HARyny, all Of this
CITY.
In Brooklyn, Friday, August 8, at the residence OF
the brides father, by the Rev Thos ii. Burch, JrpsoS
II. SnBxsrso Hnrpr A. WENTWORTH, eldest daughter Of
i'll. Jordan, Esq, all OF that city.
Al Old Bridge, Bergen county New jersey, on Wed
ncss,y evening, August g. by the Rev. @. Bauvelt Mr.
Ana n CIiss Of New Bridge 10 Miss susAs CoRDs
RIA n AR, OF the for place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

botanical preparation containing the desirable active
ties Of the rare plants aud The choicest flowers 10 the world
the discovery the power and combination OF which the
result Of study and chemical analysis As wash for
the complexion has equal; II II distinguished for It's
purifying effect aaying all tendency 10 inam
nation. II Ia also powerful cleanser Of the skin removing
reckies pnpes and all discoloratons These, with is
refreshing nvgoratng properties render dspen.
requisite for the oe, lady For sale by A. r.
D. SANDS @ H. Ring T. 7. Green, and druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

cwledged be the plus Ultra of The toilet I's
great superiority over all ether preparation for he
proclaimed by all and toilet table Is considered ete
without H. Its perfect cleanness comments t. particularly
b the ladies' while its delightful perfume makes 1t the most
article used Sold by all dealers and by the
proprieiors. HEATH, wYSKooP Co, Is Liberty street.
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

lively the only reliable article Or curing letter pimpies
feckles sunburns Ac many have found out who have
the compounds advertised superseded Gou
RACDS soap only realizes delicate white transparent
shin contributes W health, by promoting The
ereons Gourauds poudre stbtle uproois hair from low
freheads part Of the body Liquid hair dye
hair and hly white the Old depot O. Walker street
FIRST broadway; Calender Philadelphia; Bates,
IL Washington street. Boston; Mrs Hayes, brooklyn
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In the skin. Through these the ointment
under hand conveyed 10 the nfam.
nation In Tits wayt rapidly relieves asthma Group sore
No ~ Maiden lane, New York, aud No 24
Strand London, aud by all druggists at DC, o2sc, aud 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

tousy say that BARRY ricopherous the best article for
beauyng mostenpg preserving and nyigorang The hair
have ever used For cuts spran1 bruises and AZ super
IL said TO be less efcacious, and that eays
hraion Inflammation Of the skin, arising from other
the IL Is sold at TWEEN
i've cents bottle retail The sales reach million
bottles year This know 10 be fact u Is sold by all
druggists aud perfumers throughout the world Principal
BroadNay.-1imes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

dealers visiting the city VIII find the Balm Of thousand now
pertaining the breath and beanfyng the complexion,
Ne most salesble article IN The markell W. r. EETRIDGE
o.. Frantln square, New York. For sale by all drug
gse and fancy goods dealers In New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

or hair of bad color are invited call and Dr.
GRANDJEAN consultation freeD at "a Church street cor
Barclay. fluid gives TO the hair the natural
color may be considered real prodigy OF che
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

hand every variety Of teas for grocers tea dealers and pr
Notwithstanding, Oolong and young Hyson, from Oc
Gc gunpowder and imperial from 25c. 10 55c all other
qualities equally low Also b. boxes OF good family tea for
dollar. Ca and examine No. rs Chatham street, be
tween Pearl and Roosevelt streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

enefSe admiration among al conn0sseurs OF art A suit
elegant private apartments for applying his nimiaole dy
e only reliable article of the kind Wholesale and
aA .; CRIsTA DoRos, No. Astor House. Copy The az
aDeea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

vuANrFp-AT NO EAST BROADWAY TWO BOOK
w keepers two conductors two bagg gemen, brake
three for steamers two poriers Tor stores
drive horses barkeepers coacien bovs
10 learn trades bousekeepers &c Apply to GIILEN CO.
WANTED-AT 7es BROADWAY, 3 CLERKS, . BooK
w keepers conductors, porters, remen 2brakemen
2bakeepers waters coachnnen drivers men ON s,es,
err and railroads and boys for trades for stores
LOUIS EAvEMAs. sgcaL
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ecsec comfort TO the wearer natural elegance and duab
b. His unrvaed and only harmless hair dye applied in
twelve private rooms, at BATCHELOR's 2z3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

Hyssts Lie n"isnm.-unsu"" III ~
painful forms also scrofuu old ulcers and the worst
diseases Of the blood great debny liver complaint
kdneys inceni consumption mos, certainly cured
BY this aipurier. Principal depot 2B Grand street, 10
EMS perl bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

ssu falsely represented By he sellers @ be y ons pure
pofsoess magnetic powder for insects an
MIN Frequently palmed on upon the unway The best Sc
suriiy agais buy at the depot IA Broadway
n drugglst whom depend look the medals
q NE the signature OF r. LYON all right
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

Stephens Celebrated Writing F1uIds-Used
BY the leading banking and mercantile houses throushout the
had Of all In The States and Cansias
HENRY STEPHENS,
s street. New York and Stamford street. London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

ssirs and furnishing establishment No Aston House Is that
everything brought out in Paris London
that line The assortment s replen.shed by steam twice
ocnh and believed to be the most complete this country
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To ,ho Editor OF the Hsr.i.,

n.,. WAkkING1oN NAVY YARD, Aug. I, IoJb
DO me the favor 10 insert the follow ne In the Herald
pension has been granted to u widow the late Lieut..
AoVe U N Lieut. Love NV died OF disease
"a While in active service was honorably retired,
Board. SUBJ .sRipER To TIE HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

Cholera, Dyscntery, Collie, Group, VOm1t-
ins &C. Immediately cured by DR. TOBIAS celebrated
Venetian nment This remedy i now recommended BY the
the United States and Is warrant
harmless Sold by all the druggists and patent medicine
dealers IN the United States. Price 70 and 20 cents Depot
Is Cortland street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

No 7 Broadway Warren street. have hand every
variety paper hangngs dsI on screens so that their
effect be fully appreciated Artistic woTkmen only EN-
ployed and all work warranted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
Special NosIce.--To southerners and Gem
.l.mcn who tna clothing.
Y DERBY Il CO.,

rJsLoRs IMPORTERS, PARK PLACE,
respectfully give notice they viii make acdions during
khe monb OF AUGUST ,
v her already magnificent assortment o. summer Sri!hngs
States rsrning watering places and sran
vstsg York opportunity 10 take with them tho
gentlemen sfnens Particular attention
~ directed to
CIsyIoN EvAPoRABLE DRILrlEGs,
somrrising styles exclusively confined 70 ourselves
u PARK PLACE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

merchants invited TO examine stock OF French and
American hanglnes embracing variety kno
to the trade. THOMAS FAYE CO., 257 Broadway, oppo-
a e he NtY fal
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The Human Hair.-A. Grand

for the period OF forty made the human hair his study
be uted daily all diseases OF the hair at his Office
"a Church street. corner Of Barclay, from O'Clock A. NJ TO
O'Clock r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

be secured the favor OF the public
She highest premiums medals have been awarded 70 them
home and abroad. Thousands using them on every
with entire satisfaction aud success Let all
interest the subject call and examine The
Will be courteousy exhibited whether they do or do
0ot wieh 20 purchase. -. :. ooo,-,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

modern pT pianos and mejode0ns be found a. 53
bJoadway Pianos rent and allowed purchase Tor
sac on me nthy msnts hand pianos from $50 70
tlsos me- .odeois from $40 10 Sl35.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

emn possible pattern Of pocket, desk snd
$40 Ting knife also from the first nfactlrers o
- . by A. j. sAuNLSERs, No As'or Eouse ana ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
Portable Dress ou Coses. In
Pianos ar d NYeIosieoms.--rhe Horace Waters

A1HvSsV OK CUsCb, INV
sssne imports comps and complete, each article con'aned
t.ren being OF ID best quality for sale AZ A. j.
eAuNDERs', No As.or House, and $50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09
THIRD EDITION FOR August.


Il APrtrroS's ILLUSTRATED
RAILWAY MD STEAM NAVIGATION GUIDE.
c'anng over sixty deneang most Of the principal
distances fires time tables, &c, &C.
companies containing ~ aud sold the low price
nieen cents.
An ndey 10 nearly thonss nj OF the principal
towns ~ me United states aud Canadas, In connection with
railways.
An alphabetical s Of The sangs the principal steamers
ard 70 and from the principal cities and ports
United States aud anadns.
An index 81 The dvofging lines OF railway from the prnci
pal cities IN t,e United States
The overland mails 10 India aud China.
fxiy map4 elneatng the principal Talways their
connections distances sections. together with descrtp.
ton Of ihe vaas towns villages and cities through which
they pass
States. ~
Tourists guide the principal watering places springs &C.
Railways and their progress
America by River aud Rail or, Notes by the Way By
Traveller. Cortinued)
Time tables distances fares &C. Connections on all the rail
throughout, he .nitel states and Canadas.
Complete guide 10 The principal hotels
eeEera map, giving BIRDS eve view OF the connecting
links 81 railway communications, especially intended for
through irsirs
and At all the railway depos and Ticket Offices throughout the
United States tanadas
Free only nfteer con's - -..-.
sc and 81 Broadway, Ncw York,
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE,
via southampton and Bremen, per United States steamer
WASHINGTON viii close at this Office Saturday, the 9Th
ISAAC v FOWLER Postmaster
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

ALEXANDER N AIIING-THREE LETTERS HAVE
"A been directed Alex NJ Alng sackylle ozoake county,
Wisconsin reached please send
your address you will hear of something TO adj
vantage. SAML. GOODWIN, 253 Spring street, N Y.
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IN Grand rally for Fremont and Dayton.
At meeting Of The Monmouth Mountain Ash Associa-
ton held the American Hotel Port Washington Thurs
day evening, August T. De Witt Clinton Penney ESQ., was
elected President of the Association, acclamaon Joseph
A. slamm ESQ., Vice President, and Thomas Riley, Sc
creiary.
On motion OF j. F. Donaldson, ESQ, 1t was
Resolved That the friends OF Fremont and Dayton be in
vted this association Tuesday evening" August T.
at the house Of Josepha A. Slmm, Port Washington which
will be brilliantly illuminated for the where they
will be addressed by eloquent speakers and cheered
glorious which makes all the friends of freedom bro
Tiers. BY order. ID. q. w. PENNEY, President
THos. F. RILEY, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

JOHN RANDoLPH's REBUKE TO HIS NEGROES.
--Returning to Roanoke after long absence.
John Randolph discovered that the negroes had
been very negligent. The barns were empty and
there was nothing to eat. He determined 10 as
semble the negroes and give them talk. LA
dies and gentlemen said he. 81 appear before
you with great dfidence on the present occasion;
perhaps. ladies and gentlemen, you feel a. deep
iy as do, for after inspecting the barns cam
not find any evidence of your industry during my