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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-11-27

Il. The urders -nei has again re
= 49, suuei business A. the OF " e>feru t--s-sx..S
AA-I1 sage Company Sta les OF the no II -
Marion " uut streets. where he -
the travelling public Ia thIg
lis e On same accommodating terms A. heretofore
travellers and others % OF .he
try t4t may t->re with comfortable veAicles, good
aaTs and careful dri
VIII call part Of the city for railroad
from ih- DEPOT Their residences
mag desired or!ers LEI; at lie stale
VIII lie mfti1 attended, TO
j r thankful he past al e-ai patronage he has
hopes ~ prom attention 10 us!rvSs ana
ALE CHARGES merit = Continuance
" = SPINNING
Richmond, January J., Ie56 s1
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Ia. -sI~siDMer's Sale of VAIN ~,
CITY RrOReTlN

r'..E t+ mt 70 order To directed. fro n the
4aNHa Court Of Common Pleas, ] Will otLsr 81
tt.e. friday, TN day OF S~em5er. 1905
g., rs. premises thu following describe Real Estate.
s.t.4s-t Wayne county, State OF iadisHs 20 vat
i -auh h,l. OF Lot No. 81. with appsrtensnees. in
u & ,a1t of tEe Cty of Richmond lad oil by jobs
~I..t
ra.x II ~ale-One ihiEI Down, one third in tw q
ava .. I'd IN thr-- from date OF sale. deferred
at-tts Ne secured b, notes and mortgage the
.r..r.-es waving vs'ust and apprsis cment laws
W.-s interest from date.
W z. BENTON, Commissioner.
Q.s re 1856
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To7 SALE!

ToH sAIG!
flvHE Building now occupied by Scott Crawford
ara known as No. : Main Street, 20 feet deep ant
ID feet front will De sold Or reasonable terms II net
" the lss Of January will be for permanent; reat
Auy person wishing good stsnd for Dry Gceds or-i
ntss Weuld do well to embrace this oportunity.
Cst ~, Is5s-451 JOB BORTOS.
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PLlAINIEk. IEO NCO.

ULoicsaIe Orators IN PajRts l. -aistis,
OILS, IIta}otc GLASS Druggists { ass
3c0Er. az.
ST Main Srteet Richmond
THSiiE above Grm have are receiving few
days large additions TO their OF 2aints
&c. aI continue t. furnish country dealers wh tIins
la they ship from
Cincinnati quality goods equal
% similar brand price, and often superior
v a exclusively tt4uurtrrs AMI manufacturers think
Al other all
aud any y.ersoa having Aill 4 81.
I'll MNkk, \ 10 ~ CO, D Main
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Ill STYLE OF HATS,

& IN "-sfgard has Jus. received the taii -
f'tH 90 Hat, which he invites the atsen- IN
..n.a .c,ntins neat ani fashionshla srti ~
e.. -isg, very variety Il Men md Boy > Hats ana
.,r > .sers will find il to their s3vsnt,se 10
.AI JOHN SJFrfIhs.
..,euI Oct,ber "a Is FIJI
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Hats and Caps.

r.,lc silk Hats. sof: Hats, aui the beautiful
z. - Caps for AMI boys offered ia
Ee fG,Iy per under usual price, all made
ts. .l-...-.-f A. 81. MILLER.
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Bags.

sscatt s Crawford have direct from the agents
81 seamless Bags. t. the bag bale,
10 prices
(tarpct warp cut. : and { Carpet Chstu-
ana caiore,l, Cos~ret War;. Cotton iArn. Wick.
lax. T"tue. BATTING and Patent LINING. ~
sgt 10 SCOTT & CRAWFORD.
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The Richard Yates late Of Congress u
Slrlng tcld tlll.} distinct says:
Jacksonville. III. Nov. Is. 1875
pr Thns II Cavauau-h-p-tr sr. Thu preparation. Cav
InatEh, ti.e S4vc furnished. found IF
service. producing easy sIsyct /
4Iuarlr remedy for the Plies
Kes,ectfutIy, RICHARD YATES
Y Price p per : Z n Rtch.n auI hy Ne
PotE anu Is ..<t- a p dealers rally
pr. T II CANaNAtGH.
Sole Proprietor. : Lo-xi ho.
yufy l.,
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SIGN OF TIE RED CURTAIN,

r-t i Persons who want n large lot Of Goods for
~..sv, will do well to call ~ No. -, Main street
res, Old Bank, sign OF the Red Curtain, Rbere
s-asns and Goods Mt reduced prices can be hSe.-
..4I "a Goods su h IA are sod East and y est
:. can be hal ut 10 cauts-trmmingS in
- t. t.inghans ut l2i cents trimmings in. Sc
1.re mbsr, every body. to call At the cheapest cash
81 almond, No -, Vain ST. opposite the old Bank
i,56 l9xS4, j. W. UAlNES.
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SAMUEL F. FLETCHER,
WHOLESALE GRO c L r.
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
Near tho Depot. Richmond. Ind.
Third Arrival.
(AVH rn-ac-tcuisa trade this season II ne
VDr,sarv that should constantly making additions
To ou large aud selected stock W. have an
In, ara the third sh,rmeut OF Good. this srHg from the
East, amongst which many cheap and desiraois
Dress GCCGss
s.b Cb,1lies Crane peEsrange. SIX Milan Cloth ils
strive Nexicana printed Jaconeis. ~e Also teN 'see
~. ~ ,I,F ew styIe CHAINS. desirable pas
and many other articles such Trimmings Sotehs
g. our senior partner p ming few weeks N the est
ru ritfss where he select and Srni nome
,nrh Goods A. are cheap desirable for market
ouick sales and small profits - our motto -
rsass - So. " DOL % sell, 10 we'll 70 give
- SrG,rTAN = COFFIN.
9th month STR. 1856 %"
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"a Ex r-A:,n>M M 81.

tteaf. - s'raSvf ford have the largest stock OF Car
70 offered market. comprising - pieces
NNor-ted sndhnc Ingram, Wool tiliing and Cotton
J.s Utussels and English Tapestry dc. worsted WOODEN
,-taa do, 9 Drugsets. oil Cloths and Table Gov
,se. Es, scIal 2ttentiiu given to ths branch.
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Cloths! Cloths. Cloths..'

prepared exhibit 10 the trade the most IN
NJ alent OF Cloths brought this
plain black and brown ribbed Beaver Oyc
black lrown. mulberry. olive. blue and gree
German Cloths for dress coats. which will
. y she gard max TO order short notice, md
,..st f.. good A. Vi. MILLER.
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Prepared by DIR. ]. &. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell. H-s'
.4<-For sac At " w Ta ma itru- Sto-c. asi also
At Harm Ztsz & Bel. ~ : ore, Richmond lad.
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TTER2hSKA INVADED.

* a.t indebted the al fouike & Co.
Il I4Fr 5aiy II ac-osIut- and notes are n
-rt,4 tthtn f-- days will IL Obliged to ADD cos
10 Ifs - ~ Pay up! f2UL.-E < co.
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GROC ERS,

y l8C~ Lee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-30

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2e-Cd bark David wilson r,
cook NOrieAIs; brig 1srah Eliza beth, Raynes Carden
fcnrs suoup. Corson, do; Benz scribner tnew Smi
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vana zlh VIII pAsssssers GunxA rasack D.c N Ia
- y Ion - = elchaaged EgnAis vS1h akip ExcHsNeo
Sane day Ia - n. Ion ~ unchanged signals VA ~
ssesasAip Kosasks stisasr Norfolk &C. with mdse ana
pasSs ngorD, 70 Lu liam 4 P1oasants.
Ship bea Nymph tef New Redf0rd Harding Chincha Is.
asds sept s with gxAno % Berreda Bros Sept lat g 50
for Hampton Roads Nov IL lat Is Is b. lon 81 g. spoks bark
Acme q and - days hencc for BIO Jknsdo; 1h lat 80
Ion 81 80 spoke ship Keystone Of Boston from CArdf for
San rrsnescS 6 49, lon . 10 spSss bsrk Dorchester
days from Hampton Roads, With heavy weather.
Ship London, Hurbut Liverpool Nov 16 with mdse and
passengers TO Griunea Minurn4 Co. Was towed qua
rantine tbs evening By sssan~g Undsrwriter.
tow Frost Leo - lat % 70 loa ~ 80 fell in with brig
Whitehall Capt Peterson faou CArdenas wi loss OF
mast and bowsprt whch still banging under her
hours 1he has been sa,sw Of Nantucket experienc
BARK imiy lsr, Hsabb Rio Janelro Nov ls with oones
70 Boone Dinwdoe. Been Gays Of HAtteras; expe.
soAr i woo,sn. sprssus, rrsierictsSuys.
Schr Blossom. SavAn, LepsiC
schr Robert Page. Clark Virginia
schr Evelyn. Morris, MILFORD Del.
schr Drummond dgttert, For. from the wreck of ship
New York. ashore baipegaC
schr E1ceis,or lgher) Clock from the wreck Of ship New
York. bore Baine
Hcbr Isadora Haley with m aerisls from ship New York
ashore on sauan Beach, to BIRD Neiifon.
Steamer Westsrnpor Berry Portland 45 hours with dss
70 II Cromwell.
Steamer Osceola, CLARK. Providence.
The gesmship Europa which arrived Saturday, az
changed blue lights with steamer At $50 Pm the 2h lat
42la Ion 63 bound Il.
Ship EZ IS days from Liverpool with the officers and
OF the chip Dungarew-By pilot boat Moses Grnnel No
Wind WEW
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Personal Intelligence.

Grs. BAN HousTos, Usuxp STATES ssSAroa rKrAs,
s IN shis city, and yesterday he pAi bis respects to
Mayor Woo at tho Mayors ofce In the CITY Hall. Taey
we're ctse,ed for some time together but the result Of
res Tor Washington He secms 10 be In excsen health
Tho Genoa correspondent Of the Newark Adpef6e,
unner daie Of Nov. 81. ssys:-"rhe stream OF travel
sweIls daily. Measrs. George Tckno aud family. Of
Baton; Rev Mr.. Treat of the American Board OF Mis-
rions IN vnts tor tho mission stations Ia the Orient;
Ja6ge Aaron ysDderpoe, OF New York, and family; Mr.
James Lenox and sisters OF New York, among the
Americans ~ho have recently paused through for the
SOUTH
ARRTvALs
From Mobile and Havana BIZ steamship Quaker City Caot
EtnnAnd, u Nav; Fritz, n stokes n 8odkin Emma
Wish. N lie La Lsstre Breckenridge At Habcrmthl.
Prom Orleans and Havana. The sesmship rhisdei
DELPHI a-J haxeot Miss Nichols John Nichols Miss Flint,
and son, Warehouse children, Capt
Buiyea MoNichen. "a n Lawrence Joseph Caldwell, v A
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As~-An~ NV AHk &~>sss7V ~ W~~~1~SfvA /. s"V
po rrsa sbs dsnsorsse 10 NE Republics pary.. .Ths
I'D nns vh,ss Of Kessscky INST IN STATE oosventos n
I~xmgAss, ssd sdsvssA s11rss and . platform, ~
csU.ssAas Ne wkAgs ssro~sAeu me Us'os 70 mais-
onia snsfr sreanixaso1
ns-1hs dHiovsh I>sisjassrs adjourned without hav.
No easctad United SeaAsn SENATOR.
1-rhs rsYwbiicans ~ Nee Ycrs city held slsvtsoa
80 messing IN ~ Tabernacle. Toe Nee Yovk hard
shsn aemoosnc dslssases Ne National Oonventioa held
meeng n 6yvnDuas anA resplved 70 sopeAr before The
Cuav0Hoa h OneAansu and demand anmissios.
she MUNICIPAL election N phisdeiphia resuised IN
placing As democrats again In power and turning cus Of
oes Ne Know scshinss TIE democratic candidate fcv
Mayer Mr.. vs.x, Who VS. defeated one ycss previous
~ sassAsd By over thres thersasd majority.
sy-be New Hampshire Know Nothing state Ccnvss.
tios assembled u Plymouth, asd sepussied the rhils
osaphs ss@sstoas Of WI and Donslson for Prss
dent and Woe President, =. TOE Kno~ Nothing ssse
Council Of Mohissu Ds1on sud refused sadorsc
che naminaiicns " FILLMORE and Doseiscn.
n-for. JAMS euchapso had q public reception 10
Baltimore, On which occasion ne Delivered very able
address
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oCr0DR.
e-huniopai s,eotea he'd IL baltimore. which FesU1e.
Cd Ne oaoas Of as Know Nothing caadidsts Tor Mayor.
msts ssosrrsd in aunbsr Of the wards In which fesr
mes were killed and about twenty wounded.
IA State elections held n Pennsylvania Indiana and
Ohio The two former were carried BY tho democrats,
and the iaser went largely In hvor Of the republican
party.
l-Eectoa held in all the States except South Carroll
(~here the Legislature choose the Escto~ for Pres
ceatih Electors. The result was - fOllows:-
States. Electors.
James Buchanan, dem. ..................Is Ha
John O Fremont Republican .............l1 ia
MI ard Fillmore, American ...............
DRCExBEx.
The eeooud seseion OF The Thirty fourth Congress
commenced In Washington. The House dia not Dom.
plecly organize In consequence OF being taes By
which It refused to administer the oath to J. W. Whit
feid, delegate Dom Kansas Territory.
g. The Presidents message received and publish
cd in New York. The reading commenced between
twelve and one O'Clock, In Washington.
i6The following resolution paused the United States
Hcuse Of Representatives by vote Of 1o2 TO s7:-
Resolved That this House regard oil suggestions pro,
sacns every knc by whomsoever made for revival VI
h slave trade SHOCKING the moral senmens Of the
ghened portion OF nsnknd Ind that any act oa the part Of
Cong iecis,aln9 for egszpg that hsrrd
iDhumaO traffic would Justly subject the Urtted states
the and execraon Of all civilized and Christian people
throughout the word
ia grand republican ball and festival WAS held In
the Academy Of Music, New Yorb, which offended
by Mr. and Mrs Fremont and the leaders Of the repub
oan party In the State.
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Theatrical, RIusical, &c.


BROADWAY iHEATks Toe aramatic company win sp
par IN three excellent paases 70 night, Nature
am Phiosophy," I" Don Cesar do BazAn," ana the
" New Foosman.n
Nsos CAMDEN Tho frequentcrs or this popular house
VII sgain DO oenehted this evening With toe excellent
sipgHg OF Miss Pyne Mr.. Harrisoa and troape IN the
81 daughter Of the Regiment"
wMIAcKs Mrs. John Wood Is 10 repeat her highly
amusing character Of nebaha In Mr.. wscots extravs
CANA Of " Hawatha" this evening. The " Rights and
Wrongs OF womxn," and John Dobbs' will be played
CHAsEsss srsxn THRArkg Another crowded audience
may De ibis evening the occasion Of the per
uo,nsrce al the " Rent Day the " Maid Of Munster
and " Midnight Reves"
AsxncAs husxux : The amusing isrccs entitled the
pheasant Nsiehbor," and "Quts II Homcn are TO be
pcrof med this opera Of Cinderella
and farce Of the "Lim~rick Boy" in the evening
rfB BucgIxys sim adhere TO the superb buriesque
The opera Of Cinderella" together with . variety Of
beautiful melodies In the rendition Of which hoy have
supsricrs.
The attention Of the reader 10 directed tho
the performances 81 places Of amusement In
other articles.
FsxSoH DRAxA.-M Dedos, who has ass,duously sx.
erted himself behalf u the French drama city
has Nsoeo an attractive bill for his benent, At the Va
renes theatre, 4Tz Broad-ay, 70 night
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CLEARED.
fhip ArkwriQkt Davis Punta Hs@a-Idmes Hunter.
ship Rost RS Cook Mobile Rowland A Fro,hsnehsn.
Bsrk Delepsie. Mallory, Oporto-Chsse emnh
fctr rarsranset. Hale, New Orleans N srirhsm
schr knrhantrtss, Jayne savsnnsh-McOready s9M $40
pchr Feier Arnold Charleston Scranton falnan.
scfr y n Hawkins. Grfan, Chsrlest,n-seCresdy, hcu
Co.
fWhr T. Tayior Tayler Pklladelphia-Jas Hand.
Fcff New TX. Goodsell Decentralization eprague
Steamer wtsternposts Berry. Portlsnd-H Oromweh-
ARRIVED
Steamship PhBadelphs, McGowsn, New orieans nh inst
ar havana 9th with ~ sseag~s 10 RoberM. -
Hsea nship Quaker City hafeld Mobile, Dec ~ and Ia
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MARITIMgiEfELLIGgKCE


srRAnnss TO AND PROM BANANA
rsAsu-From CHARLESTON 10Th and IA due ~ Havana n
and tn From Havana loA ana 2sA. due 81 Eew ysrs I'm
OAsAwpA-Frsm New yors lsA arrive q HsvaaA i7n -
New orles.s lsh Frou Hew or,ss.s zn. Havana -.
RIscs wAsssos-rrn sew rcs rA arrfvs = HAvssa
:. ssd Eev oriesns "a From Hsv orssass In, Hasssa
Lssvs Esw rort 4 % An a.d E.v orss~as u An.
-.Qysnss Cu-Fvc re. Yus IA q e.ch nesss srtvi.s
-, due ~ New york zsn
rHs OVERLAND NAILS 10 rrpfk AND CHINA
ne following be Of yAne 10 hcss hsviss corsvosA
ne ssn leaves sou,ssnp,or ~ "a aa1 M q sasA
Arrives q gbrsss sscus ne aA and IN Of Sane msuA
Arrives ~ Malta about and gth OF mouth
Arrives ct AiezAsdra sbcss NE ih a sAne and ~ Of ~
Is.ve. About The Ds~ nss Of and 81 O "a Of
Hnivss Al Adrn ssovs the ssA sA Of ssss and ioA
Leaves Adss absut The sen or TN aans ssa aAy Of Ar
vi fsr Bombay, and iiM W soA bv China 10
fpdAa Navy arrives 81 Bcsssy absws Ne - N
90 IsA 70 INST n she otswi.g mcn0
and q reaper a rcsnt d Calls aSsss The Oh -
~ and "a % ~ q nlcvkN .orA
Aeensr has alresAy arrived vhieh iates The nan -.
Arrive q Pus fensas ssox b. In . IN asA ~ -
Arrives Il sisssSsrs sse.s ne B Or Ia anx s Or Of
Leaves siosspo~e abcus /, hours ansr Arrival.
Arrives Al Hong Ksns about The Nd o. 80 and 81 ~ ioh
- following msntA
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Admitting nat the quantity q material allowed W tho
tractor rect and pos over estimated which would enie
him 2s n bow charge Of Es - can be allowed for
veyng such job beyond comprehension At this ratio
Of oonpensaou City surveyors berth worth than
hst OF the President Of he United But admitting
ue Contract not too high and The survercrsees not
ovh ant Why the Inspector be permitted reccve
hundred bty esb dolss for contract that should not
have exceeded month N completion cannot divine fhe
other items allowed by law but doubled IN
ourpcr % the apparent overcharces referred "
From these facts Is quite evident that great injustice would
be done 10 the property holders the side f Catherine
srrr from Oak street - Fast Broadway this assessment
Ia enforced. canst have assent, others eluals
gross row N the course q cooeumnat0n II real estate ~
n b. ade euheh 10 such whocraa dprea IONS IN addition
10 the regular tsres vhch support the govern nent n
compelled to hesr m the whole 9oaed
he keutr Ou- reel estste bad better sell wme
huytrs can he fourd these mposous onnuoued The
ERNANpO WOOD, MAJOR
me boar a adjourned 70 meet Ills evening".
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BOARD OF CoUNCILMEN.

Ths board met last evening, alter the transacsoa
81 some urimpUant buainess, The folio wing veto mes
ss from the Mayor read and treated In the usual
manner
MAyoR's osucr, NKw YoRx Dec. ~ 1855.
10 rBx Hor. THr Board OF covscn.sss:-
GxsrsnKr-I return without approval the resolution 10
confrm The Tor Tagging Ac the south side OF C
Uterine sire frrm OaH 10 ksa Broadway. AN sAtsasd
from The repres stcns made 70 The Common Council by tse
owners m property 70 be asee~eedhe truth of which have
asersained b. personal sren injustice w
be done them this assessment confirmed This IL Of
cases occurring In which without notice and
being made liable TO heavy pre,er
fassne rg or other o~ensbtc tmrrovc
men ths facts In the present appear 70 be that
the tagging Ac entirely uncsed for; that the old
anc Materials much better than that which
sbed under Ibis contract and that the charges
The foio- among hs items which compose the
levied for this work worthy Of and
should those Interested 70 ponder well the
Of such proceeding The work performed accord
the report Of the contractor and furn
ing ard laying 22E feet Hagging ANAL quantity Of
fehavRipR and OF curb and gutsrhe whole worth OF
laid (Which n commended BY those she Rood
Judges that about three hundred and ny $40
por this work and material the folio wing liens
lowed BY the Asses~rs-
ApnIscts 100
rxpenses charsed-eurvsyin g................ Fs@
frfpfcunH ltr
Advertising ss....s..vs..s.s.s.*s..ssxss... WW
AmeeenE. .....s..st..s..sss...s.ss..ss.s ~ n
tohecttnk.ss "
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b-lbs oe9DocxA0 M NV foSk, undaf the leAd o. We
Empire Cub, hssA srssd ssrsAsSs pvssssssos, vh,sh
In point u sunbss vas equal - say q shsr former e.
foyta
Is.-rss Kssw NesAises a New York held meeting
IN ussos square, sd savvwds formed ssrchlghs pro
cessssa, vhteh we're Arrsy atAsaAsd. political riot
occurred n nAlumers bssvesn We ds1scssS and Knsw
Noshss In which tws persons we're killed end fron g.
tesn 70 twenty sssicusiy Injured.
IA very important dsy 70 parties ed politicians
gepsrHpAnsversaSy Of The Adoption Of The ccsssl'a
nos Of NE Upned states and Of tie delivering u wash
ipgons hreweu addreas An old line WhIg National
oonvenuon wAs held IN Baltimore, which endorsed the
somips'io. of mnasd FILLMORE and Andrew Dooelscs
eoS President and Woe President New York republican
Nste Convention, and New York Know Nothsg North
American STATE Convention, held n Syracuse, which
pnd upco candidates for sase officers AMI fremont Pre-
sdenusi kectovs Conventon ~ radical sbouonss held
ri Syracuse. Large Fremont meeting neld In the Tsoar
nscie In New York, Republican state Couveaticn Of
New Jersey held NJ trenton Great Fremont mas meet
ing held Il pusburs Grand democratic Demonstration
m Phafelphis
as -Hor NJ p. Banks, o. Massachusetts, Speaker Of
the Unit States House Of Representatives, delivered
spe~ch iron the steps ~ the kerchsse Exchange, New
York 10 favor Of the Fremont cause.
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, T A ITO N E RY. -

- CHAfLFs 81 LYON seS BROTHER z, eesfHa1ns-
ENVELOPES and ~Rl riNG PAPEho- 49,
We A. nov furiskins 70 he Tr-de tie posi eHens
v~reS ..orsr< The sbgve sccds % b fono N
Ovr srnck ~hkl larges han ever eeosr, - ~. a.,
~-.le ~ e,.fy suA pree iUcisding TIE sfe<t - -
- ss,(-< shsh ossrinF 81 prsres enu
Wti lr,rr~.srA fa<llries fnr nsnrf.efSftNf 30
-. 4. ~. o-,r.f.-taus prcce-s, - are nnS sSs z
g. see t,c-easiue osuos - w 81
,s,,. =, frrDA an .rscle Of sl2eglo
ar. orep~,s1 70 oHef extT@orn4osy N
Snsez,oot. ~ re~~os e oar ' s .'1e - ''D . -
~. r-r.,- raa.s b. he Uuitsd sfstes
W. 49, N WRfTIS0 PAPERS
s.., roxstaasL NoTE. LsOItS Morn, LAptfs BATH
d. - Op.sTEt PosT. car Far CAP he
49,. -, &c p.n ruled uxulsd woTs lad and fsnc3
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1.-TWO HOUSES for SALE at FORT WASH

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