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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13
WOOLEN MACajSFRY atPUBLIC SALE

w " III be .olt AZ rutic sale
pEUStsDAY the 25 Day OF J1rs , D. 1876
a. Jno Wirteunj . Nil M,layuLk Pa. c. tie
MACH StRN
teof saii MAJ St iccu'
H. al the q Srosc.s las A.
cult htsiues. aid rented he NIL re sale vii bs
without All bl, under hndred d,aIs cssh; s
bis acr-d OF four al 81 tins W. be sTsn
sypruvei udOfs-t rotes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13
Two MILLION OF ACRES
LONG car. d. rs
A..I -


I'D
Low RATES or iNrEREsf.
,a By ,5 hs Sgs .os Of , sd 10 s
s fertile Psi'ie' IN the state Interpreted here rd
ne sh ssd'c9, groves Of oat AID other timber: t S
sou.h from thence Gae.s sd punleith in the north
teen ns Oh each side Of this osa ready and chea
alluded By It fo' Transporting the products OF me ad q
na1tst. Moreove rapid ID of aOarh.ns towns and
sfase. .Oos the line and The great e,eas" IN population y
&c saorda substantial and growing hom' demand
sep to and peculiarly fitted fer Srazius Cattle and sheer
o. tie eutvston Of Wheel lpd'sn Corn &c
lncs @ Of nd. arg. Tree. are not Teqned
q be ca s,9SsS Of 9ns s p' SS.f T
6 crop lndisn planted The .wy br~en soc usu
Me- .o~p on tbs newly turned SOC yed very
barge proda MAJ with pow arc Two yoSe ., o.. ~
made for steaks ready Tor corn OF wses at from 30 ~
the FIRST and under tsA safe OF cultivation ths
rates Ctcsso the Esst,rn lGset and to Cairo for the
souse The lager Yield on tho ehsp an, Of Illinois oyei
r. Be h toan sufficient 70 psy the dueosSs OF Is0-
po,,siOh TO the E.s,efu market -,p...
Busnoas Goal t,ined at several oins sous Tue Rosa,
and IlesF aud dei sSe az :, a. ." Hs'e v "a s c.
Ttoe rc tina q setslrs Minnesota should
and sry es inland 1sposed off that for those
locAtd ,hs interior ther no c'n.e' fences to isnsp
there; rs. sen, the .-s,e oI-s, lands two huni
~ .sss Ss% S
a. ~ . ps, ss,s ale not 90 o'd Investments a. the
The rsss. A1.s sos :elaon 90 the lands K..
=. wsa ss.. TIE sis'saSe 70 nsrso, lS sfesisi sSi
s,.ry huuds oao. The psoiso q ta'e isnd' earnsa
s.sss. the sS..ss o. Hsn vs'ch he borne by
O. sss,or. the .ducel Of '..h groioc. sa@ to t.
"v,:cna,- s1pssuy "a sves o Tsa" 81. b, ,,.
ty g s sSd- , nSS ,,s s' eve 90 Of ss Psss
I'd cde ststrs, risch than aA~' 70 pay the at
t, ssI SS; =, % :ni WHY sb Sl
ats te cfees,ioi's II ~sh acc ~ ia'eir1a'H - %" V"
vs.er o. Salnr..r O. the net Ct W. u
PRICE, AND T. RNe rs P\NdES- .
TIE 's- vi vs, hos o. . - ,.srtd NJ 20 lSxs.,
S sc.. e. !. a AZ, ia ~. n sns ssI
in.iaIus ID. fr.t 70 SeIons ae tso ar. ftp y.
date o. esvsot odd tbs otnsrs snnus.i va -.
rNusr, w ~ We tes q the s 81 The 'Asa year 10 no
date o. the ec-,rset - ..
nrrxtsr VAL NJ enAss.o ~ ONLY rAs'' ''A 'IN'
a',y to Q. f..lSt. O. %. oGs sss @s dr.. ts'
sscoi IA . s.i - ,saa Of Z, .l'.l .h.l yesr;
b tHash' urss ssls,stoo L"nss E.r :: :" F.. con-
gree, f!o. Is. s... c'es y st dss cd 70, s"'- We
Resdy framed harm hvldNie. snoh al De 81 - ns is~
-. ca sv eIs.ircd eca Ie.ysss',', 1900
:. ct ?, or .', &c. into 's s:u To- 90
o., -ss,. .Sfs ,se rc.d, o. s1H l.osA, esa-svs ss
iT rs sSs, iii fiy ''f,s 4.
sS. e. s,e 1. Ssd s,eF b, ma. to ..,py
sa,sl,sL, tool. saa csa,o: Tr~ssA' III any 'use'' ID
ss!.; ~. Price loa, :'' =. low "a, MS s,
ned dO:,1 Y ,,'s nd Oslraly i-Ju.sy,s n.ksha 10
s. bean ,i, s'S ~ ~ 2: tes.s' O.. 20
S-S1 d.. "a .. ss .. s$ i. " e.,asS
500 All Al T. 20. "a ss;''s'' Asr'A. s' l'u"
$3.50 s.ss . 80 9i .S.a s.'
ssssL sSse 8 The hss,esa = Is 'holsss. Ne
IS; -. -, s Nv, - :s ~
~ s.S Sr ss".s' ne, ally "a .,,e. NJ.
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Builhins mateials

ENCAUSTTC TI.ES--For Vestibuies Halls,
IL Hesrhs Duine-rco,n. Cos-erssorle, 40 GARNJeH
CDIMNFY-fOPS DRAIN PIPES. &c For ss- b.
MILLER COATES, No. ~ PeaIlst n
NSBORN's NE PLUS ULTRA" roof 81
" CFIENT-WArER PEnOt-Wauin;ed the Gu saDest
D. Il a. d II durable RoehLs H. the world livery
owner should eAsme highly elastic ard c,uno be
Ibh n OF affected D, an> ioric cha and h,rleAS
l. lately afer sppcsou to thu Consistency Of I. q
n ONLY Rof that be relic o. PERFECTLY wArsR
IROcF bsrdeIs and improves Z. Old t9 roofs
woruesten snd tsky viii b. eefn n'ed I'D made
,c,e~ b, A. OSBORN. Mason aud Butler, IA CauA.,t
DOOFS-ROOFS-R OOFS-The cheapest aud
Nbes arneS for covering .coi Is TAR ROOFING PAess
which We keen ooUssy hInd. and vii sell l. ay.s and
an, ali aLartitHs 20 ssu purohzSers
JAS r. DY.RICKSON & Co. Eo s. Beekm.nst
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orrIcE OF THE FvL1os -Issvs.scs Co }
TACKAWANNA RAILROAD AND coal


IL COMPANY BONDS The .ab-cdbsr, offer at r,issis
sci. q 100 of the per cent FIRST MORT 'AGE BONDS
This Coal Company empo~ered by perP9m~ ana no
era the State Of Penns TO hold Lands 70
construct the necessary R,ros the business
mining marketing Coal and Is located near s'rsn'on
The Rsrosd connecting the Company miees
with the Dlswsre Lsek.wanna and Western k,ro.i no.
miles OF Scranton Is comp eted-s hrs ctss k.load nine
mile ong with all the equipments end ecances nee ssa'
~ 70 seLd 10 90 tuns OF Lctaw,na Cos, beios
January 1851 ssreesHy 70 contract with the peaFae Lack
More ihs stocked At the mines and readJ
to cone forward To New to'k.
.- deliver at Greeovle and TO transport
the h.es rate fe'sht a the wharf OF ,Ss s s
three yars and then 600 tos per SHAUN taefe
The eue issue Of B.ss lied uudsr the first and only
morsaEei- $4,000 Of which *3T7 o already issued IN
rsVuent Of l.nds 40 improvements
Th smont low offered llS eco will furnish the funds re
ee.arv rs, Of sl debt-dn-ss Of tbs @odpsny and 10
establish tie bush at the rate Of 40 600 uns yer
rem ain IL. BONDS being held ia BY the Com
pany furnish the additional equipment. capa &C WHICH
forward so Geo tuns Of Coal per annun 10 mar
The por besr interest at per payable semi .unuay
IL New orb 3 years with couvo attached and
eculed to Peer Hsls Benz Reed. and VIM 3 ely
ue TT sees oil the property aud franchises OF the Conpa
scIe. Of lst ae c Lands including the plots Of
Jes Meredith snG al the Goa nnie! So acres more
=, Railroad connectos the Mine. with the
to- ether sj-.trs snd swche-i nne-shats openias
three Veins - Fee e Cos. oO,b' ana probably -
ucb yet vePed With all he Engines machinery
headu Ing aid delivering 300 tons OF coal dstY
LOGON olive 6o coacars 200 mine cas- 20 savee''
4 der
house. wssr-tans turnable endoe-hou,e ard
WOOD .hed Je.np machinery aud car shop W n hn-'y
turn'g Out onr Goa! cars daily shed 40
hslf saiior ese' Tar aud tuutah- st Ora nye
ard freight ~ double houses for ~ "a M
lee OF sr- hotel eDcrs s'sbss, &C. al Jes'up-a n9"
AID OF ts royed style
cen .,ot q he CoaR.5y s.a " i 70 49, 10 and the
whole cash on az IT, az this time, up yard OF 5lv wv
Fom he heh Character the parties interested IL this en-
alton OF the the
fee warranted IL the above Sonis -
tie Cub il : a .sfe prof able Investment
MElGS { GREENLEAF, No > Wllismst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13

NOTICE-To the STOCKHOLDERS Of the
~ ONO AND Pennsylvania RAILROAD C5dPa-
tY-lou hereby notified that the Directors 4 the Ohio
AID Railroad Coupany which you socs
t9ref entered iuto written 9th The Ohio
aid srd Fort WsyB- aud ca Rroai COn J,ne,
IL trsrs Acs IT the Legislatures Il the states Peun
.ylvsis Ohio lndsra liuo 70, heir consodero u9der
CAGO Rail ROAD CONPANf std thai meeting 10 take
ecusd s,iou md drc upon IN. adoption -oon o.
aid sseere.t Of Cons,dstou viii be held 10 the City Of
Pi.bursa the day # July lso the Office vi the SAID
Corpa.y The hour ~ II o'clock tn. of that
] 2 HENDERSON. sec'Y Ohio and Penn. r. z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13
GaIes bp Auetlou
Al BLtEcEER Ar-'i .u--r
IN GALE nf XAIIrAHIE MONIA-

A J hITECkER ArTTl u-~r
AUCTION SALE Of NALUABLt MONA
~ GtTt-sT LOIS BRDUKLYS -ASrHDHl J.
ELFFCKER 20 vii eel the N-rchs .. Erc.4nse. on
WEDNESDAY June 10 those two vsasbe lo''o u, cue
a. rorr,neng about So feet west q Heksst 4 ~ feet
cas-, o the private which 70 irou' tie ei-f,
b, no. az Mesrs Pirnpon Lt~ and White fhese Lot'
evek The ciry eid BAY sud Tor bssuty q position are IN
a. ied roon Of the pIr;s money eia remain o. oIle
Og.s :. a.. arr,iouesr No Bro,ds-. ton
A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT aud fAnN
~ for SALE Of ArCTiO S-To be sod a. aEdJh 90
"WEDNESDAY Jun. i3 1876 at o'clok N ou ne pre- u
s.. the FAhM fo,u.rV o~uri nv = zse y De FOrrr STU
50 of Pivuoub Ri ebout enc lle the Hsrsn Vi
ro.i D4tot Dover Plaus containing lH scr. GA The
tr.p hand.our Dv cling Hou =. beautifully .tnssf
o,eootirg DIVER Psrs for may niles sroaud ~i'h 5.s'
&C. al IN good order There are b-twe. 100
AR the thou.sd Prui, the ps- al graf nit
az OF the ehocss, KIND when about sir nndfd
Pear Trees Fer f1-ther particulars inquire OF
IAWKESCH BARRON, Harris Village
Du,che.s County, S-~ ick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13

q n s A l. l.
~ VIZ:
LA CROSSE AID MILWAUKEE RAILROAD Co,
T!r-t Sor'gss- Snbps Fund Bonds. per cects
.lLHAUkFE AEg MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Coz
s-tius Fu.d Mortgage Bonds per c-uts
ROeS COUNTY fOhiob BONDS, per cents
BF.VER COUNTY PENN BONDS. per csnt
OHIO COUNTY VA BOSOs, per ceat
ATWOOD L COMPANY,
No HsiA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13

Ju H. At u o'ciock the Court House. IL the Vi ltIe
OF bite Plain. EHE COURT-Ider he direction Of
Br.fck Referee IL Of AND ~itha tive "1te,
the Harlem Ralr jai Station A. Har Corners and u
nes ouh # White rlai This will offer splendid op2or
tur, profit bile investment the sal, must be positive
uudei o Mortgage.
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LrOR SALE or EXcli tEGE-Ap elc-.n,
COUNTRY sIATsrSf Arm. - .iass from New w !.
~. Housr .svs k.d sSd aud The vrou,l bssalalV Ia
o1e d. slsce Iao,el, oske5 - ovt'y que Apply
10 f. p LIBBY. Nc 5. fsrk row.
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Ocean STEAMERS. ST.


Nrw-Ho.s AID LlvSa'ooIs so NC Co.. = H.
NOTICE.-Tho rate Of Freight by the St'aUnsrs
~ OF thi. lie @ Liverpool rcd ,csd = 81 p. ,da me-
safenett, = III fa'-n honce Z. n. ooh".No.
L'OR ALIFORNTA.yIA NICARAGUA
GRR IhYf1Ei5 rcgTE y Of FFintfiSss
Or.r peac- h,y1ns b.eu sc.rsu,. S'sats
.sc.s s1G .t.se sG1.ua@'t ,rEo~i.ds-a q ta- q
st: 1890 sf5 0'c;; s.,ecss % a'
ssSad a1 G' wf ss RE 'ssu. s "a.
DID steamship qHiS E1sfar i5s t cs:a.o.e.
~! ,as jUhs =? Se1s4SC& % TUEsUA ~.
''''''''e1 NJ to s sssPtS 500 Il Y. ..1''
s~ SAY JUAN DEL sCk' % 'ha r.sa'. se San
To San JSsa del Nor.s To San yrtsi.eo. iseiuasns
vt fi a.si:.::, ss- 'ss .':"- 81:
:ses:. o" .:....:......."
tIRLEs A wE!rSsY.
NO Bo~iras Gre; Ies YodA
CEDUCED PRICES, JUNE Coy. 8. MAIL
Ia LINZ Peauo' Bas,.se Fro. ~ cent. ~ goo.a On
TIoess fog c.!S. =. P.H'9. =: ui 60
W,.s Esl rye; ne -; s..1.n "a < ''-"'A'
P,nls I'D is, w he sOT.r' fs s,.ss.sa 20,
ID 1:r-.e, :, s,a u. o 's hGs v.sa..
-ouri1isLy 49, VII be - fsadiA-~ 81 ''''' ~
ne ruv, AZ intrrr- i the, he a. : e. l~ty- ss,s
,NF o. OPP FXTRA ,AERS lyinr at Psasras - ~
-. a., - 90 NV r- 81 r'ssei eru GO zaa
Fog p.ssaes spIJ 20 J. ". RAfAoND O. tae on onSe
n. G. r,Iss este co ser srfau~I, now Ios.
So, a, 10 .s.l pei cubic .. or ete sna
AL ,e1.. ,er ,-, r--rsd 40 g. trsss fecaySe 4of
Y ocicek ca tie 8sJ q s-IiN
nor LIVERPOOL - PATRIOTIC LINE
~, i..C..eiJrse q. ,ad sples~hd p.cts,-.so WEB
srrR Can't J. Ls~s'cs, vii haze INN sdlsts IL 'e., :"
IN. .so,. &c Fr fs'ret OF pssase apply 10
sfOFFORD gLESroh Co. Nc . ersa""s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13

WATERFRONT PRoPERTY.-For Sale,
w ia Of good LAND, 10 miles from New York City,
the north shore OF Long leland nearly opposite Glen Cove
50 OF which Is beautiful fronting on Hemn- ead
HsrbO' quarter of mile from Msnhasset Steamboat Land
ing well sdaped in every fine country resi- fence
Apply 10 JANE UDALL Great Neck Long Island or AZ No.
81 Frontst from 10 2 D. m of ALFRED A. MoTr.
WESTERN LANDS.-ChOice LANDS in Hi
w Lois. Indiana, Iowa aud Wisconsin; FOR SALE or
EXCHANGE foriNev York Brooklyn Wiism,b urgh prop
city. Money loaned bond aid mortgage aud otes.
r. CLAGGETr,
Western Laua Office, No. % Broaf way.
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CONSTABLE's SALE of MERCHANT

PUNISHABLE SALF OF HEhUIIdNI
~ TAILORs STOCK-By THOMAS NEIrCt, Auc
toDeer No l6 Spruces MONDAY. June b s. 10 ock
IL the BY virtue of several execution, wal be offered
M sale az the pSce above stated, la.e assof,nent
tf very file Clo;hs Csssneres. Nestn.s. Buttons aud rf
MIR st latest styles aud patterns the stock Of nst class
B,osSwsy T.ior VIII be sea in small lots without
Et cash NJ SHANDLEY, Constab e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13
Real Tstate for 6ale.

AT PRIVATE SALE in BROOKLYN.
IN HIGHS ST. The two 2s.orv and b,seGent Brick
HOUsi =, nos zs6 ard 25n Hicks the Walls Ferry.
ALso-Tbe to o Frame HOUSES on De Kalbsv cor or OF
RyeTtoi 81 aBd the House adjoining De Kabav All the
above we Tented, tld will be sid low the
" fuope Half OF the purchase money remain
Bosd sul M.rtssso ApIly to COLE Chiffon
(7i4) No - Nas.au.st., Ne~ York.
L>ARsi LANDS tor SALE.-Tbe ILLINOIS
u CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY 10 nov prerre9 To
TWO MILLION oP ACRES
f. A X nj n q l. A ~ ID u.
IL ACTS Oh FoRrY ACHES And UPWARD,
Or
LONG CREDITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13

A SPECIAL MEETING Of STOCKHOLDERS
N ofthe BRECKENRIDGE CAMEL co NJ COMPANY
u Re ED al the Baking Houss Of JOhn Thompson No
" as,. keu YORK. SATURDAY, the Est int AZ 81
for The prrpo-e o authorizing the Board of D-c-
Bonds WITH toe OF tue Brock
JOSEPH NJ. BROWS.
President b. c. c. Co.
LOUISVILLE KY. Jure Z, 1856.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13

B.Nk DEPsRTrENI. ALBANY, July II, 1855
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant to
~ the Statute IN such made and provided that ~ the
Circulating notes issued l. L. BANKS individu 3snhsT
tPbGNIX BANK OF BAINBRIDGED must Ire presented at
Office upern OF the Banking Departments OF
he New within two years ,r -de
hereof the funds deposited tor the redemption VI the
.ircu stius issued the said Banker vii be given ~
WIS lswevF NJ SCHOOENAhER. Superintendent
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.TppIyATr sAIE-A GREAT EARG AIN

~ ACUUN1GY sEAT for 'ii,ie mS.eS ,nNt Is.
uful Niafe Lore IssLd Sou w. III npo,ar,, ..d
iou' e :, :. ourr~d by the coanos0re For pncs sHd
tuI PartieH sD0 BAKER a WEEKS No. eP,nes'.
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cIIRLEs A vE.rNsY.
no Bowirss Gre; EeS YofA

nor LIVERPOOL - PATRIOTIC LINE
80, D.. ..1i-Tse .ai s,ieT-nd pscte,siso WEB
,bs .Io,..o Ftr fr'fht OF p.ssase apply TO
sfOFFORD ILESroha Co. Nc 3 ers,sH.
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C'ULTON COPPER CtN,PAHY-soso. i,
SAYINGS INSTITUTION, No. o.

i Warren ST. ness Gree ~chOpen daily. FROM 10 .
H. n MoDdsJs Thosiay. sad Ssfsr.
fsys h t@re.f ct al from 81 e.
WAITER W. COSCkLiN President, WV. PvLLIs
ND vN PkLr. NioePrssidents 'NotssILr Burros,
"a
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OREXPI., SATHER Il CHURCH. BANKERS,


INSV RANCE SCRlP.-Dealers with Mutual
Il isurC ce Companies can SILL their >Chf IN iuee ~
nall sums At Our oHice. WM C. GILMAN SON,
No Is Me'chSts' kkshug
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nllsrcIlaneUus.

RAIL WOOD.-250 quintSis BRAZIL
IL WOOD in bori AID eufy fsi 70. s.i- BY
sPOtFOaD. TlLssfOr Co No. = Br,.s~.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13

rARTMLNTs to LET@riIs' a sSO[' az %o's "a
n nie rsltA Ipsuie at Nc i'' h'''
"A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13

~ ated 10 miles by Railroad from this cityvhin co yard
OF the DE- pot Two-story COTTAGE 9 a OUrBUlLDiNGs
Al. nearly lew every variety OF ehIee Fruit IN ia oeanut
Shade aid Evergreen Trees; Aors OF Garden ma
Gallon upsuIpass for health and convenience. only OF %
from tho caper Of " TeTus aud i'm nj
daiely Apply % ADAMS LUNOf, no 81 Dey'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13
z. LAwREECE & O.. Bankers No. io4

IL. =. ~Ie- New iors (sr.. t. p Ssther D-~ls
Z ~ - q FXCHASGF. BANK NOTE, sLi srECIg.
.iG9r' D9AFTe o. Meet. Ur-rel s. Der Church Sc,
" cisco F'b se r-oDp, stt-ntios 10 COLLECTIONS
- S>r's & q; U,;-t ,,ssss. Casuts Nj s OsaSt>A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13

~ f.iOVAIA--TARnIEE & sos. orSsr brid
~ O., w., aaar Nal n,r, tee Ofgsn M .iscJv,
n's Il. his, la,us ca - n'~E,rE "vrloi@5 ;ooe'
Of E's>s as > .rs,,l
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-02-20
Rehuks . KnoR.N Nothincisn.

One Of the most significant circumstances con-
nectei with The recent election in cur Borough,
was the iusidious attempt # the Know Nothings,
% seiure and coax citizens q standing and char
a.ter. into an alliance with them, and the with
sEEg scorn with which the attempt was rejected.
Having unwarrautabiy. without authority and
permission, placed the naues Of such citizens up
CA their ticket, and thereby enieavored to create
the impression that those gentlemen were mem
bers Of their detestable Organization, the gentle
men whose names had thus been made use Of,
justly inceased, published cards repudiating all
such uuhoy alliances. In particular, one of them,
a citizen eminent for probty. learning and use
fulness takes occasion 10 say that lie never was
a member Of such an order, and could not be,
unless that he lost his reason and judgement"
Such example is more crushing rebuke
than volumes Of defamation. The example Of
such men. must have its influence with our COM
munity, where virtue and talents are still rcSpcc-
ted They show that the moral sense Of the Peo-
plei outraged and ,larmoi by the ilagitious con-
duct and practices Of the Know Nothing3 who
make honor lie ard truth a mockery. OF those
men, who cnce members of the order, have seen
its ftIsity and corruption 10 not wish 70 speak
or even think harshly it is hun~n to err; the
keenest Of mortals may be deceived, as they have
been, and we welcome them once more to light
and liberty.
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The Message Of the Governor Of Minreso.o
has sppeafed in the ST. Paul F1ee [oress .,S
ne give the following brief extracts from !, :.
&c estimates the population Of TIE Terr;to.
~ st 5000
he ann unces that the President has y;,,,,
/ him notice that three tribes of Indians no,r
residing in the Territory, cannot be distnrhoJ
and sent further weet kll the trihe. o.
peacesbie and friendly
He urges an increase in the salaries of Ar
ditor. Tressurcr. and Superintendent of Com.
mon Schools. now only 800 per annum each
and gives the value of taxable property in tbs
Territory at ovor fifteen millions.
Since the close of last session, officers bavo
been appointed for the counties of Do5co
Steel, Olmstead. Rice. Carver, Superior
Wright and Siearns
Although be has received no ropor; rror,
the Superintendent, yet he has been able to
learn that nearly every village in the Terrific
ry has a school for the education of small chill.
dren, all Of which have been well attended
The Hamline University at Red Wing has
completed a large brick building The cole
ges and seminaries of learning in ST. Paul arc
in a fourishing condition. The Territorial
University, located at St. Anthony, has not
FIHSttSSSu SitiCe idSI year ioF "aut Oi IGAlE.
twenty four thousand acres Of land, partly
agricultural and partly pine, have been chosen
for school purposes already.
The Minnesota and Northwestern Railroad
Company have forfeited their Charter BY not
making the payment in stocks OF money, of
Sc, 10000 before the expiration Of s1
months succeeding the amcnt0ent OF their
Charter. y suit Is now pending between the
I United States and the Cou,uanv .0u.ifu.s t4..
title 10 lands granted ~ Congress So jla I.s-
ri;ory r. aid In the construction 90. tie "a iro-
If the company fails, he believes Coagr.s-
could be prevailed upon tn repeal tAe repeal
ing act. failing 10 do which he recommeu.s
momoriaiizinr Congress TO permit the Tern
tory to ou;er lands on i've yeaTs' ere IT. ia a.
tcrnaie sections at ; p per acre.
- He suggests I'll, necessity Of Government
Road from Lake Superior to toe Mississippi.
bove 81. Anthony. and of a military roal to
Fort RilElcy, TIE Sioux = :, ucy, aai the new
!ort at Peuliaa. f-on sou.c point below Lac
PoT:a
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-02-20
Election Returns.

Tie election for Borough and Township officers
in the severn! districts ol this county came of on
Friday last. We publish such returns as We have
been able T. receive, from which it Will be seen
that the Knose-No1iags have been completely
route, in some of their heretofore strongest holds.
This has been accomplished 10y the efforts of the
patriotic q both Wigs and Democrats, and we
feel assured that the days Of this prosciptve
and utolcran. faction are numbered in Cambria.
In Ebcnsburg Borough the contest was unusually
animated, which resulted in the election of the
entire citizens ticket, and complete defeat Of the
:. Cayennes "--Glory enough for one day.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-02-20
The Elections.

The annual Spring elections foc Township ofi-
ccrs, took place in our county or last Friday
We this week publish LIST Of Township officers
elected, so far as we have received it. 1t is ne
cessarily imperfect as owing to the condition Of
;be roads, returns have not yet been received from
the more distant townships. When received ne
VIII publish them.
Tne result Of the elections in some Of the dis
tricts, is most gratifying. For instance, in SUN
merhil township and Ebensburg borough, where
there was s drawn battle between the citizens on
the one side, and the Know Nothings on the 9TH
er, each side having full tickets in the field,
Sam" succeeded in getting most gloriollsy
licked.
In Ebensburg borough, where there was last
fall Know Nothing majority, the citizens ticket
is elected By majorities ranging from TO As.
In Summerhill, where last spring, - Samuel
gained victory by stealth, this spring the entire
citizens ticket is elected by respectable majoTites
Among those defeated on Sam's' ticket, is E.
+. Lyte, the late President Of the K. n. County
Convention, who a candidate for Judge Of the
Election, and is defeated by John M'Coy, Dem.
The X. Ms strained every nerve to elect Jus
lice of the Peace: even withdrew their fist cam
ddste and scared up another, whom they hoped
would turn up better card, but it was Of no
avail. NJ. Palmer beat their last champion some
80 votes His triumph i peculiarly refreshing
under the circumstances.
We have noticed these ,lecti ms this much In
detail, because they indicative that the tide Of
public opinion Is setting in the right direction,
and because that last Spring, whea the X. N-'s BY
surprise AMI secrecy, carried some districts, the
result was announced with a flourish q trumEets,
cnt the public were oii1ially Informed. that
" henceforth "Sam" would reign in Little Cam
bra" Atter comparing tie results, We have
only q ssv that If " sam" Is goiHg % etiolt any
thing in Little Cambria, be Lad better Sc: about
10. His paper l. out. ami If 10: soon lifted, will
be duly p-o.estcd. II has lad Two ehances-last
FAH. AMI ;Ais Sp-ia---aai after every trial, his
pr hAs .. grown sIssll BY sTees and beautifully
less."