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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

BY the Cotes, which, il VITA supposed, would IN
Dask ZONE OF her gigantic robberies OF the Spanish
treasury. Her danger il probably sverted By this
new coup d'aa,. Aud nOE the successful conspira-
tors talk ersndly Of .rtas-not theirs, but that OF
the people who resisted their giant crme-sad are
willing to be gracious to those Of the s'sgs'Hed
who will manift at becoming contrition
The same spectacle is evinced in our oxn
country. There is not one honest, intelligent man
who has carefully watched the progres Of events
in Kansas who does not know that the persons
really guilty Of treason there aye the Border
Rpflisns who invaded tn. Territory on her dag OF
election filed the pallo.-boXes with Illegal votes,
drove of the legal voters, and il some instances
expelled the judges Of election whom they could
not bend 10 their will, with the Legislators and
other tunctonaries whose preIense to lega! auto
rity is based upon these election outrages. Ine
men who framed thst Border Rufhan code az
Shawnee Mission were morally guilty OF treason;
those who have secuted and tefed it have only
done vi hat true men were bound 10 DO. We shall
hear with regret, therefore, that all the infamous
indictments for treason found by Lecompte and his
tool. at Lecompton have been qusshed. Let the
State prisoners DOW guarded BY t. 5. troops be
liberated Oh nominal bail. and let the venue be
changed ~ some place where they can have iAif
tral-vermont, for exsmple-but do cot let these
cases be so easily got rid Of. Let the prisoners
out on nominal bail-not one OF them will seek 70
eyade trial, as their prosecutors well kno"-nnd
let their case come on at some spot where TO lcVe
Liberty and resist Viainy ia not crime. Incy
ought to be secured fair trial aud freedom top'e
pare for it-more they do not ask or desire. "hen
the turn of the real traitors ehai come, we shall
ask as much for them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

abOve the little lakes a. the bottom, inme4...y |.
our feet.
Friends Of Fremont it is time that a. s-.,.
ization Of those deteruhDed to aid his electo, !.
the Presidency were effected In every ward A.,
township throughout the coontry. Whers-s /,
has been Delayed, let call be Issued at once to,.
meeting to uDfuIl the Fremont flag on the even,
of Friday next, it being the anniversary Of ii. a.
furliDg the Stars and Stripes on the highest pa
Of the Rocky Mountains. Where snffceut tin.
il not afforded for this, lot a meeting DO he'd ,s
an organization effected on the next evening, ora
the first practicable evening thereafter. E,a
where there are but two ready TO enter into 4.
work let them meet and resolve themselves into
Fremont Club, and be sure that there will b.
enough TO come to their help thereafter. Brhs
high time that organization aud systematic es5r
wero begun. Let 1t not be postponed another boa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

Iowa is the first Free State to vote since the
Presidential nominations, and there appears to be
DO doubt as to her way o. thinking. Our latest
dispatches affirm the election Of the Republican
State Officers, both Members of Congress, (never
both carried our way BEFORE and the Legislature
by large msjoriiies. The following are the re-
ported msjorties in the counties heard from by
telegraph, as compared with the vote for Governor
in 1854, when Grimes (Republican) was elected,
under the immediate effect Of the Nebraska
IDiquity, By 2,486 majority, running far ahead OF
bis ticket. We then carried one Congressmen BY
l,55l. and lost the other by l79.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

The Senate yesterday passed the House bill, Civ
ing Mss sippi million and half acre. Of land for
railroads, passed several private bills, and decided
that no more legislation is necessary to enable
r. W. Thompson to draw $4,000 for services
rendered the MenomOnee Indians.
In the House a resolution was adopted to allow
Mr. Reeder per diem and mileage, and the subject
Of civil appropriations was considered, but nothing
of importance was done except the defeat Of an
appropriation of S3OO,0O0 for the continuation Of
the Washington Aqueduct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

Missouri returns are very confused and strag-
Cling, owing to the running of three tickets We
presume Col Benton is not elected Governor, but
cannot say which of his competitors is. The
probabilities would seem 10 favor Ewing, but the
South. west remains 20 be heard from, and there
Polk will dOubtless lead.
We have no confirmation from St. Louis Of the
report in Washington that Kennett is returned to
Congress over Blair and do not credit IT, 1t may be
true, but if SO, our st. Louis dispatches ought to
have announced it,
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The late rsio las leen aveH extensive one, al

The late rso las leen aveH extensive one, and
peop'c s:o everywhere coma atOg each ~ upon
il r1est "a. anisgs, add the gere-s good psSpect
now Of large ccla crop, Of great Improvement IN
potatoes 40 entire salvation of pastures and chance
tc get crop Of t.lrps. We beg farmers still to SOW
t~.r;p see6. because with 50 much moisture IN Tue
proand, the seed vii, sprout quick and give good
yield, If sow any tue in August Ia some sections
o. Connecticut, the pastures were so burnt up ths'
farmers CIT rp the 6routh parchei corn 20 feed cattle
Upon his ground sow tgruigs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

A limited number Of advertisements are taken in
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the rste Of one dollar line.
This paper has attained circulation OF $4,000
copies, and is urquesonaby the best medium eIsant
6s advertising in the country. Advertisements should
be handed in at any time before, aud not later than
Tuesday Of each week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

We learn ths. there u to be g gathering Of the
friends Of TsInpe' AID Prohibition q, Auburn, on
ire evening e. the 9th io,, y BID farewell to T. W.
Bow ana 5mily # Tic Cay "a CtiJ about re-
p,ovug TO Wisconsin anC to take into consideration
alters ana things r,sttg to The cause il The Empire
Sae. L. Is expected bst The meeting will be large
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1lork DAILY @ibnaue
SATURDAY, AUGUST Q, 1856.

Advertisements for TIE DAILY TRIBUNE must
be handed in before TrS o'clock the evening VI order
10 secure their appearance the following morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

Tho snaiversary Of the Battle Of Plsttshurgh, the
mn OF Sep,embr Is 10 be appropriately cee biated
by ia. Republicans Of Clinton County witt az i'm
m,nss Frrn--t Rat6cstion Meeting n Pittsburgh
Village Sou o. llo BET a. "a = n tie S'a.e Will
botACrc
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SourHTRs AID FOR Kansas 7. Carolina Times
rblhts subscriptions made il the Chester disric 70
e.ajlsh Slavery il Ksnsss amounting to g, $50 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

TOfGT 20 COsI,. 3,21U IlU1O z,'O5 57U
Rep. maj, A. 1906 do, in "a. ,sl9i Republican gam,
9,21l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

men last eyss;i the COMMITTEE tao + Ire penart
spi - mn ed resolution asNdins The first psnlun TOY ne
, ~ Ere III gine exhibited Of tn i-te pn8- trial 10
s'd o'e1m T. rei (wnO have adopted the vel known
PeisS Pump il T~t,Aa by A v. GAR, 81 BfockpOH. n /
tho second seuiun 90 rITs bSfi hs ahd ne tIia ~
Jones smith uion aiopa0 THIS award which
Il will Us different from that inst ;4Ade hasec on
cayefu TeKsn,ua'on 10y board o. Engineers
apponteJ purpose each competitor one aud
tie Committee fourth The report of this Board, which
by all the examiners made on a0Ddsy evening
nd eiod With H. following resolutions emoodyng he results
Of then ex-IaietiJu.
Re-ted Ifs lee aT" "a, Macbin- Je sotepted ss ne
hes that has been 10 t Connn'!ee also that il
.thcf jadm . a.. b.st ba has ever been exhibited in
chs ci'y
M,sa. Bun ham. Ma liao be ac,a'ei IS the second
tN resoItd 20 tbs Committee .,..Ai,
That b3 james Smiths mach'us % He'P'oA ~ VIZ '
bss "a. seltoj to tbs Committee .
Si;os1 w ihoNA"''
ORIsON BLUNT,
OtgORG. 81 NOODW ,2p,
ER.NcIs ;. Low
Cav p,us, il f,,,.-f,-.1rei AID s1.i by CARY
Ba.hERD. h, sror r. Ase b5 j. L CAkf' NO. NV
Brvad~s y \. CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

HOLLOWAY'S TILLS,--h KLMEI1 TN ALL
CMArSS Letters from every region OF TIA. earth AID me
Il the most - gushed travellers establish the TACT
ip a climates snS Il, ses these fem PIIIs an
NJ 40 ute lpecfc f. Bsus d. .pspsa and Bowel
e. mn arss Sd at ;ores No 30 Made lane,
,w YCk aud No si' St-N A. Loloon and by al Druggists
nj 25o 6s,c 81 per box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

PAPER HANGINGs AT WHULESALE.-Country
N r,bsfts ese vts5 examine Nk If fienc1 and
Amsicsp PAPER HAsoNGs embracing varsity tnown
10 Nh, tr,ds THohA, FAYE & Co No s57 Broedg way,
OproSite The City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09
CRIsTAroRo,s HAIR. DYE. WIGS AND TouPEEs

prsesniDsut above oil competition suite OF elegant
spa for epp,vg hs faogs DYE the greatest
n. ac,o KIND throughout, the world Hi7 new
o. e Of and TouPys is perfection itsei aos'ass
ami re all at CkIsrADoRos Ne Aston dowe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

THE HAIR.-TO prevent its Delng bHIG, Hllu 10
,sp II oossy and soft use BoGLEs cTLEsRTATED HYPERION
FLuID. Should color be unpeang, BoGLEs ELECTRO
Has DYE viii mascay change TO black or brown Of the
most natural description For the pexon, BoGLL BALM
or CYTaEREA unrvaled For shaving use BoGLE hMoLt
To be- had wholesale and retail of the proprietor VIM boGL
Boston, and may ts had IN this city OF BARNES PARk
RUsHTos HEGEmAs, CLARK Co. RING, Broadway a d.
q d. SANDS Fulton and Agents throughout the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

PIANOS and MELODEONs from eight different
a.sactureu-mang the largest assortment IN tbs city
Is as rs Second Hand P.snosa Of which will be solo 81
prices defy competition Pianos 70 rent ana rent aowed
On psrchsse. u h. WAIERFS' no, 90 p'oSSn|sy.,
Pnos tuned repaired polished boxed and moved Cssn pa'o
fn SECOND nAnd Planoa Music q, reduced pTlces
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trt@t trtpett. GtEHQuen TN 8r1u36f(@en, [pwts agtIapfcr{2tt.
Is, auf @srianeen. &aG usyeen S@alti 2 &6r uat usgts az,
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% q fspreife.
$20$4 per fSaR.5

Nepfel.- $20$4 per 6aB.B
Alepbpl- 8O085 GtS per Gjallpn.
Ale u Bprter. = Scpt4 Nle in SHUTS
$40. 2pnbrn Hprter 1T Quarts $2.75+ er
Oube1D.
Wo4s-2 81 Bis % Gts. baS 8fb.
Saffee- 9fip liz Bis liz unD 11A012A
fit belte Sprte. SaOa 14H015 9t8.
SOFTEN (224O Yip. per Gpnne) gntbra=
cite 1925; anpere Sprten, 2un1p ulp 9tut,
$5.750$6; Cumberland $4.25 fir 2unp !;
2pfen'8 Nu(ep NM Sburt Nlpunt1in 500
$50 per Come.
Sri 6 tie. - @etrpdilete gtepfel $101.12 fiir
9eI93lte unp Is Gt8. fit un9eiddlte - 9es
iddlte Bea8e5 $304; 0fpitneu $203.5O rte
SOY, Gitrpnen 1925.
bethlehem, CUTE SOrte, 47@48 Gt8, nus
Yfunb.
Me9l. - Spnaro fir. unD Sbip $3.50,
Gitpmiu8 81 per SAP.
Np99enmebl- IS so per Sup.
&prnmebI, biei. 81. Country $3per SB
@etretpe: Mei5er1, rptber, 15O0155 Cts,
tpeiBer 1915 biz 100 Gt8. Bette Sprte fir
Sanity 165 Gt8.
sc 9501O2 per 8uibel.
&prn lpeiBe8 56062, 9elbe8 5806O Gt8.
Safer 34035 Gt8. per Sul4cl
0uano- $57 per Come.
S II 800 Bis rs per Come.
9tp98en # To ; $12 bis IA.
Otarilla S1nf 11011K s. per Yfo.
6ppfen- 1O012 Gt8. b18 4iunp.
Proptitpnen: 8altr. 4ofep Wtebsgccf
$18, Nefern>WteB $13015; Or. l $12@
10 per SAT-.
Spef- 8408% fit Sdulter 9H09A fir
Geiten Sdtnfen 11h Bis 12H Gt8.
g d nj I %raiftnirt, in Se98 IA Gt8.
Gutter Weltern 1601S GtS. 9ipQ 20Q
% @t8. 0lape8 22025 @t8; 0telpzYCrfer
23026 Gt8.; frii6e Glape8 unp @piben %
031 Gt8. per Bfunp.
Sal e, Neltern 1Oh Bis 1917; GoIteru pr ullo
11@11A fitr gn8lii6 Dairp.
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0fnm-46 Gt8. per @alrre.
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3uder- outer Seem SrIean8 $8094 Cts.
8prto 91tc6 1885, Gt8.; Cuba TIA s Sis
NJ H. Slice aalnen $8.870$9; 6lad}@>
iaumeu $1.8O01.95 2inuptbp $3.2503.5O.
5ol3- @retie p"uriirct ppt 480 IS GeutS
per uldel.
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9eaf uuo $4,5O0$8 fit crrp,
IGal9 & Stearin - 11A012 @t8. fit
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rim 121 @t8. per @fb.
I86t8fea = Gitp unp S9tp 29103O 6,
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&artpffe1n- 5O06O Gt8 fir gencbnli6(
wetBe unb 8O09O 6. prpSui6el fir Mercer
So II EN- $1.87 Bis PIP per 8uI9el.
or + en- 1926 Bis $50 pr Sad. q 8ui6.
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3fuGntB pm I'm. {. 81 m m 0, &sa., @tger t6iimo DER y -.
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Srn. Ss1b. 5ince. - 80 eereidt MIR 3urn 6rbtttn 0rs
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81 ". &. 3ttm III 4, SIR. 1S3 Sauatefrage.
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.E4TE&E "'"f '' "f"~ sgk4ENa
- Baltimore ttltS &SbtD~ tsz3s
~~44~&SS@ OgfetbQbn< $780, s~1&1
Gdntoen Sfhttpr, @tnteenfr. 3rilhen oDnGr6s unb Gutomft
brdH0t nr "a StHnren Belt 'm. Baltimore unO Cincinnati
3met d nell3u8e geEen taglt1 0trett mad, JDbcelir 4
db unp per6tnpen lt5 81 UenmpOp Mtaiten iiblth DDn g0brpso
ling, nit BEN 3ugen Der GentralsO btp. Gtftnpabn, pe(be in a.
resptae, Stewart unb Columbus an &iien6abn. 2tn;en t66f bip
fat nab ieOer 5taPt u0 jeoem Stte bes Q8eiens fabrer.
Die 3uge flbren ieBt ME fplgt: ~
1. Der y y f3 Il perl6Bt bic Contamination tGdtih, Unit
aueuabne oe0 Sonnta38) o5 Itpr8en5 un 7ltr % W{iuNren
uo erreiht UNI ) ubr, ant fplgenoen U4oroen QB6eeltno, Gn
9ennOpo perbtnoet ib 0teier Bug nit 6rntns rdb GDI2mbGs
Cincinnati, Daqpn. SnotondpDi5. louisville, GleyelanD, ST.
leOO, OetrOtt, GRtca89, ct, 20ui5 uno Dajmt54en oeleaenen
Srtet. 9"'
2. Der &rPreB3u8 8ebt jeben Rd8ntittaa nm u6r 40
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Cincinnati, % &Gut5, GdtrC UnO Den pa3pt16en oele1euen Or
ten. Die 8un8e &ntternung nod Gtnctanatt betr5at User biefen
We3 nur 9O6 N}etleu, lit allp beinabe on NRetleu fTr,er. MA
NIT trBenp ether 1n6ern, Big jcgt betannten @,ieubabn INpute.
Ott CUR 6dprt erT0rperlt9t Bet lit ebenfal5 fIrier ais NIT ir.
8enp etael hnpercn Sabn up betragt uaA Cincinnati nur "a.
mad Snotanapplts 25, mad St.Q us Al un6 mad Goirp Al ct
U+ Da98a9e miro nit W}aren bis mad 0eporf Gp(um.
bus peer Cincinnati perieben.
4a6fngtere un0 y q AZ a6 rerter 5pn einent Ro bn,r,
;unt an6ern %befBrbert.
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pes 45efens, IN Der Gtdet'O ffce Der Gam eultltipu unb in Q8d.
lptn8ton gum n%teOrtBten @retie perfauft.
Gt. Earren jpeter y ale TT be L =. a3u9e ~anae6Iuot.
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Sttte Der Sdon BET Ah9c ieben, tn0en i3 NIT Dem DDtju1e fl6s
reh nn0 In Gunberlane, pte0HOtt pber O6flan6 ubsrndbten
ne tdpren Damn am naGiten W0rJen nit Dem Recommendations
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per Arc1mmp6nttcnsju9 yerlIBt GunGerlanO un } gbr 10 gN.
MprBena un0 errei9t DbealtN8 nm 4 lttr 9a4mittags.
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Grocery, Meinz unb 2tqupr>0el4aft,
Nr. Z SarriiOa na9e 8alto.sSt.
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2cdlte8 Dfuftd)e6 MODu-OP[
iOmte 3 Sac nnnerfa!f&ten 8betn-0ein, ertfeuen
nnb enpfebIeu bjuiBf
Nprtttn0eru II. Rrgs.
6b IN SIR. tN2 'Pnr1torSnr
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2bOnnement8s8 prteaungen uno luOe /
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in metrer 8Obnun9, Tupette Str. % 3u1
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MPn as BEN 81. San. Ntenbs bait 9 ubr, ntrb Ser Inter
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TN 8praus 5%nblbnr. 6. TreU '
Str. 81 u. IS dnfrdFe Der 8inrsf{rhp opoen{hsr
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Spe6en er6teIt i'd per Steamer Baltic btreft spn Qurbrn in
ler f4cne Nusntbl Der fetnfen TdleHttnef, NE d. 10 III.
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29jd 90. q. S6m tbt. 81 Y. @dS Ctr
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