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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-01
Copartnersbip Notifies.


dissolution ofPARTHERSHlP.-JO
~ lie COUNT having purchased the entire iniere. o.
CHARLES l. STRONG in the hTn OF LIZ COC NJ SihV'O,
.sid firm j. this dsv Dissolved ~, -, ,, 81.
LIE COUNT is fully authorized 70 eitie a. pu'4ae-' o.
said hm. j. ,. IL - SSrrooNc
Ssn Francisco. FEB. }. 1880 thAhLEs l.. SING
] IL COUNT vii continue the Book stationery Ne"s-
rser snd Peroiics upon his INDIVIDUAL accout
~ . "a ,-sud Of IL COUNT STRONG Moatg : An
Fralcsco. = : -
AIR. HORACE HOLCOMB has this day been
vi admitted PARTNER n orr firm - , -,,,--,
KESTS, LOWBER L SMITH.
TIVE COPARTNERsHIP between the 6 Sg9-
II srriier, under The hrn Of YELNERTOSA FELLOWS,
exu.res his asy BY ia own limitation
HFNRY YELVERTOS. Special PaEfaer.
ROBERT LNERTOS, }
GEORGE A FELLOWS. I GeastA raflAs3a
CHARLES W. SNIFFES,)
Nev-Yort, February Isl, 1885,
THE UNDERSIGNED wiz ooatinss the WHOLESALE
GROCER ans COMMISSION bushes a tir store formerly
oerur.ed hv Yeiverton Yellow No. $ snd & Pss,s-
.xsIytbe arm OF ELVERTON. WALKER sNlFFEN.
ROBERT lELNEKTOS.
STEPHEN {. WAIVER.
CHARLES w SNlFFEN.
New Tosk Fsb-usr7 st, lsn-
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srd slso havana Appses Gull Of 90 2ee2 rs r Wes;
s Dried dull, by sucion, 400 boxes Layer
s2 a. o., half do ec d$ So SOC boxes Bsneh o.
a f7fd - -si damaged ard 70 bots CurrsDs a. Ssc
kE-IRACkERS-ENtens speeuatiors have been n1he
advanced prices; % ooG22oco boxes have been sod az
i s5e VI e6paI for export cong aninsedfy and WITH ~
syward tendefcy. ,,-,-
k<s ssles ne In Tennessee leesD Of sales OF wv
Of &C.
GRANITE inquiry for Wheat ). less active, sna Pfce. M
Ne absenoe Of ssles are fomews, NOMINAL Rye - inactive
and heavy 81 100 II Barley krm the demand is ssS
sAlos Of SEQ bush good prime two and
81 % cash and abort time. Oats are neaSy Aho e a
Sod3c Southern 3sd4oc for yerseyi 4gae io 49,
and Ad6c for Ohio aud Chicago Corn WITHOUT important
chance good lots OF old are hfi sales o.
bush . Sc G72 fonBt yellow t(dI9c of southern
and Western Mixed; and 72u7lc Tor soathern white aad
yellow.
Of so h.a In lots 7oloc for 70 CHOKE Eastern and
We.teru O.d continue dull and nominal.
HAYThe sepFly Increasing and the demand go7di ses
Of geo baes . Ell 1871 q 100 70.
HIDFS-OgT market continues firm with fair inquiry
tn been small sales Of 3o C0dova 2i .,
st 2 go Rio GraBde 20i n st 1c 81 Texas p n.
pc. Gs Wet Sailed Western 70 b. az Ole, 600 Dry Sailed
Southern l5lc 100 Dry do Al 6 elsie 400 City Slaughter
&c for Light and 9Ic for Heay and 90 Buenos Ayes IN
Boston, for this market "a h. <, lees y cent cssA The
5.0po Barcelona sold 1t 2lc.
HONEYFariher sales have boen made Of 81 Cuba.
bond for export private terms
HEMP-Mania q dull but held firmly 1919. los. a.
which the last sale made. American quiet but bod-
are very 6rm. The stock reduced bile Of D.
dressed been received during the month I stock on
A.Do this evening IL as follows: Arrived gnce Feb l.
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ARsoJUTFLY NEG ESSARY.
"a rug yARLIEsT DISPOSAL,


RsOLUTELY NE G f SSARY!
"A THE EARLIEST DISPOSAL,
At EVERY SACRIFICE, OF
TIE EExArySs sroeK or
RICH FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
REMsEN Il DISGEE,
Voc "a and 10 -iztb AveHne.
Hou.eksepes and snssrPased selection OF inc e~
est variety Of x ,n,s,, ,,uvxs
CoTrOSs AND OTHER WHITE GOODS
tuoud be useless TO reit.rs;s rTeai sseSee Ass'%
DISPOSE or THIS ENTIRE STOCK,
the pas, three weeks nave convinced tSe psseS'
The professions Of irlnOeass
REDUCTION IN PRICES
have hees more than realized and still Erester and
LAST REDUCTION FOR THE COMING WEEK
Will close the business
FOR THE SEAS "
REMsEN DTSGEE,
Nos 20 and % Sirth-Ayenue,
One door below l4ih<t
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Professional Notires.

FOREIGN and AMERICAN PAlEsisS,.slis =
T s.~-SAxIp PRISON Ne 5 wAi-se ubss
-krn.nss "a slsss niesis vEi be sal Zee
dsss-eS. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-01

JosEPE HEGLsAS, Aaetioneer. :,
On MONDAY, March 3, az 10 o'clock a. y III, 4.
" No ~ Fulionst ByeoEya--hOt sEho - ctsrs
TT-RF-Pisuo Gesb Walker lnskosany SO -, -
B,oEcase na1be-,oP Tsbe, NssasaAaA. Dresia p az
BedsresSs. w1llu; Rxfsosio- Table, Loznse, SaP'N'
-,ot5. Creeks-v Goa stove and kitohcn Furniture
SAAE DAY Immediately EfteI the above q &C., -
at No Hanapdea-sf, nefr the corner 81 saHso. x,kr.
Fr.to--.v (sccesshle By eSgs,l Par.or Gambler she
Fer-.ture T. use baf one year.
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Jnsuranre Companies.
Memorials.

IL CONSEQUENCE of the recent hre IN eur
W.rehouse - k.ve removed Nos - sad . Broadsi
- $500. CLEVELAND Co.
Rse..sbsrs srt Packers al Drv GCo1s Klc
Examiner q Alcr1n Purchases
DFNOVM.-The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
Ia nv has REMOVED 70 TIE TONTINE BUILDING, No
n W.u,r WM. z DANIDGE SecTetA-y.
CLOTE 4 JAMES, StatiOners, Printers and
- Blank Book Manufacturers have removed Ne ~ FEltsa-
= iuesr Wllisnzst,i opposite tier ATE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-01

OS SALE--CIIf OF CLEVELAND :
CITY OF DETROIT ? se1i Brlas Clvsss- Ls>=l.
CITY or CINCINNATI Z celi BcCds,
tSITY or CHICAGO = cs-t BOuls.
CITY or MILWAUKEE Z cent BocGs,
CITY OY sACRkNENTO 10 Z celt Boc1s.
81 DUNCAN. SHERMAN l. Co
nFSMOINES COUNTY (Iowa) Per Cent
H. BONDS sersnnrAl l1fe-ess Couroz due Na-ch
"a th-s~ korS al Ae psd he BsLk u SSrh Ass We
"A VALE
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Special Notices.

Post-Ohice Noticc.-The NAILS for EUROPE per l NJ
ted States steamer ATLANTIC will close this office
SATURDAY. the lst day Of March lcl O'Clock 9. IN.
ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster.
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BARTHOLOMEW ASSIGNMENT.-Great

DARTHOLOMEWs ASSIGNMENT.-Grea
ID Broadway Calamity.
Atthe NEW MOURNING STORE.
No 55l BEoADvaY
Continuation Of the Great Sale Of
uoUR MING o o D
UNPARALLELED SACRIFICE OF PROPERTY.
UNHEARD or BARGAINS.
TIE ENTIRE STOCK 70 disposed OF without regard 10 ne
OTginsl Cos-
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
NEW and DESIRABLE GOODS,
Imported expressly Tor this HOUSE before The Asssnr se
arriving By every Steamer, and will be
SOLD AT An ENORMOUS REDUCTION.
wa JACKSON,
Successor % c. +. Bartholomew.
New Mourning store No. s5l Broadway.
Between ST. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels
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Uaiebes, JeweIrp. &f.

TEWELRY at LOW PRlCES.-Ihe subscriber
~ intending close his present business on the si oil aAy
next will sell az very low prices frsm this date
~ D. J. TENNEY, No. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-01

EARTHENWARE and CHINA.-lW crates
Il r r. Bootes White Granite AID 80 hAls :. Bridge
vood Sors China .or sale the original packages, -
BURGESS. DALE GODDARD.
AGENTS to- TIE NsuUfact-rsrs. No. 20 PeA-i-st-
FRESH ACHE for INNALIDS.-
l. Just received PEACHES prepared ;or Iuvads IS l@r
dozen ca-s. q tie
EMPRESS PRODUCE MARKET.
No - BrUalTsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-01

7 II. MOORE & Co.,
IL. No l22 BRQAowhY,
Have in store sid daily receiving from auction and o'aet
sources, their Spring supply OF
FANCY Sill q % % >
Consisting in rart Of a. extensive assortment OF -
RICH FIGTRFD HAT CAP and TRIMMING RIBBONS,
DRESS Trimmings. Enslish, French and Gernan
Black AID White SILK TRIMMING LACE>,
FKENc coRs Ers,
EMBROtDERIES,
Curtain DRAPERfES in LACE and MUSLIN,
STRAW & o ID ;,
Every vaie:y Of -
rI-SC.N yIORTNCE LACE. BLOND, PEDAL, RUT-
LAND. SPLIT STRAW HATS.
TIE attention all cash buyers invited 70 an eHsuao
Of our stock which all marked plainly IN ngures and
FIVE PER CENT SiyAnee, and will be constantly relseA
ished throughout the season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-01

The Directors have after sppfoTrs'ne Provisional und Of
two hu ed and seveuyone thousand hundred aDd ninety
three dollars and shty-seven cents (SlS 50 over aud
above the Cspa hundred thousand dollars de-
Glazed Dividend interest SIX ER CENT on the Sp
for profits declared January 1884, payable 70 the holders
thereof on the adjustment the premiums for the current ycar
The MANHATTAN COMPANY has now become the largest
JOINT and ltual Company in the United States ana a.
eurtv All raurl lets and other documentary information -E
fl.hed gratis ou application By mail or otherwise.
q y WyvPLT Sew " ID. MORGAN. President
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OFFICE FLUSHING RAILROAD Co.
FLUSHING. L. l.. Feb. p, 1856
TNHE HALF-YEARLY INTEREST on the
i FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of this Company, due
March 1886 will be pad AID after thai day. upon Presens
zion Of TIE Coupons the Once Of he FAlmeIs Loan and
Trust COMPANY. New. iork. WV. sMAkI, Frest
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pI.x. RAILKoAD COMPANY Nc. Is wllnn-st. !
NEw-YoRK. Feb. l, ls56
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.--N Is hereby
IN and after the t day Of March next and lnGr
notice this Company Will issue its new CONSOLIDATED
SINKING FUND BONDS OF 1855, in exchange Tor any Of
De Bos heretofore by the Michigan southern Raroad
Company and the Northern Indiana Railroad CenpAny; such
exchange will be made par, with much dispatch - the
eparaon and signing Of the Bonds will sdmt Of aud III te
order which application for such exchanges are msde
Tie the old Bonds VII he paid ap 70 the Isl day Of
Nav, from which date IL ferest OF the new Bonds
By order Of the Board. j. NJ HOPKINS, Secretary
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-02-09

NEW ENG. HEAyE PoWDERs-A
1 ' radical cure for ileayes, Broken Wind, Chron-
&c Cough, Horse disiemper, and all diseases Of the
respiratory organs Of the Horse
This medicine has been perfected and in success
tu use for the last three years. during which time
II has acquired for itself reputation for the cure
OF the above specified diseases Of the Horse which
must ever place it beyond the reach Of competition
wherever it is known. There has ever existed A
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OF the Horse which this medicine is happily eaicu
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while il acts with Herculean power in arrestinq
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and most aggravated forms, its Tonic aud Alternative
properties are admirably expended in increasing the
NOW of Spirits sharpening the appetite aud invigo
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desirable Is lasting in its Efforts
Prepared by q. II. & l.. s. H0VEY, Sole Pm
pretors, Greenfield, Mass. and sold by their only
authorized Agent for Windham County,
j. w. HOLTON,
o. Apothecary and Druggist, Main ST.
OF BRATrLEBoRo, VI.
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Y Notice. On and after MorDAY, DrcENBER
al. 1855. PASSENGER TRAINS will leave Bellows
Falls for Biattleboro at $40 A. M, and $50 7.
NJ. and returning leave Bratloboro at lO2O a.
NJ. and 4.30P. NJ.
FREI0nr TnAIE leaves bellows Fails nj lo'i' a.
VI. and BrAttleboro az 2.lj 7. NJ.
The two Passenger Trains over this Route, con-
meet south with the Vt. * Mass. and Connecticut
River Rail Roads, to Springfield, Hartford, New
Haven and Bridgeport, direct to New York On
the North with the Rutland and Burlington, sulli-
van: Vermont Central, Vermont mud Canada, Con
nec,icut and Passumpsic Rivers Rail Roads, form-
ingdircct communication with whitehall, Saratoga
& Schenectady, 81. Johusbury and white Noun
taips. Burlington and Rousc's Point, Ogicnsburg
md Montreal. NJ. SLOAT, Supt.
VEnNoSr VALLEY RAIL RoAn OrrcE,
Nov u. 1865.
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This work contains five hunirel Hymns ani two
hundred Tunes. II has been pronounced the best
collection OF sacred lyrical poetry ever issued, and
undoubtedly embraces larger number Of the real
ly fyorie tunes already us throushoa, tls length,
and breadth Of the land than any other similar
work II has also the advantage Of being furnish
ed at very low price, thus bringing ii within the
means Of almost all congregations. Temple MIRO
pIEs Is already in very extensive use, and Is con-
stantly being more widely introduced. Letters
from many clergymen, speaking in the highest
terms of its utility, are IN the hands Of the pub
fishers. We earnestly invite the attention Of cler
gymen, and all others who are interested in secur-
ing general participation in the singing exercises
Of Divine Worship, TO this work.
To meet the wants Of all, two editions Of Temple
MELopIEs are published-one in large, and the
other in small type. In other respects, these edi-
tons are, page for page, precisely alike, so that
can be used together in the same congregation.
The prices are as follows -
Twelvemo Edition, Small type,) cloth binding. per
dozen, 400
The same, in leather binding. per tloz., 6 90
Octave 3D.. large type, cloth binding, pr doz I 90
The same, in leather binding, per dor. s 90
Single copies sent for examination. on receipt Of Soc
Temple MELODIES is published by
MASON BROTHERS,
owZ NEw-YoRK.
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LADIE&' EREsS FURs.

LAD1GS' ERGSS TURS.
The most desirable richest, aud Fashionable Sc
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public. The attention Of the Ladies is particular
ly invited to this department
The undersigned still continues 10 manufacture
to order "HARpiE's CElEDRATED HATS" which,
for beauty OF finish, durability, and the ease with
winch they are worn, together with their peculiar
graceful appearance, challenge the admiration Of
men Of taste.
~ old Hats renovated by process peculiar to
the undersigned, and in manner that cannot be
surpassed. ROBT. G.. HARnIE
Brat,leboro, Nov. %, 1855. as
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NOTICE. This may certify that have civ
/. en- my sou HORACE ALBERT, a minor his
this date. WM hin '''
"hitnGhan' jan 9Th, 1866. 8w2
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ATTENTION.
S II o " z S!!...... S r o v Z S !.

s T o " z S !! ...... $ r D v Z
TINE Subscribers have just received new aud
L splendid assortment Of stoves Of the latest
and most approved patterns in use. aud would in
vile the attention Of all to call and examine them
before purchasing elsewhere We feel confident
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Cook stoves:
2. r. Stewards Improved, Black Diamond,
Troy Star, Improved Empire State.
Victor, Gothic, Mohawk aud hudson,
Forrest Queen, Genescc Valley,
King Of Stoves, New Yorker.
ParlOr stoves.
Franklin Wood Burner, Nubian Open Front,
Nubiau Close Front, Pearl Parlor,
Fayoritc Open Front, Favorite Close Front,
Irving Cottage, Nestal do, Lady Washington.
BOX STOVES OF ALL SIZES.
Farmers Boilers, Sap Pans, Cast Troa Sinks,
Arch Mouths, Sad Irons, Door Rollers,
Shosols Tongs, Sheet Zine. Lead Pipe,
Copper Pumps, Cast Iron DO,
ID. BgsS+ ,ksiilss Il, al sizes
n. bob WORK Of all kinds done with neat
ness and dispatch at a fair price We will take grain
in exchange for Goods also a few thousand heart
shingle MARSH a. HASTINGS.
Wilmington, Oct. 10, 1865. 81
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& MASS. RAIL ROAD

VERMONT & MASS. Kali. NOhD
' Notice. On and aler MONDAY, DEC. I'd,
Trains will run A. follows, via -
upward-Loase Boston al 1900 NJ Fhehbufg
at 2 10 =. VI. =,
Downwntd-Lcave nfaulehofo az $50 4. W.,
and Greenfield ai g.ij 4. NJ
sonth.-LeAvc Bauebofo for Souih vernon At
90 4. NJ aud jJ3 ".
North.--Lcave South Vernon for Draiuebom at
30 A. A.. aud 100 r NJ.
Freight Trains Tor i'iehhufg and Boston cave
Rraulubnfo ut o ~ VI. o. idcsdays nc thi"o
Train vii leave AZ l2.i0 w.
For South Vernon aud New York, Freight Trains
leave Braiicbofo Ut 1910 =. NJ.
Freghi Tfans arrive Al Bfaiilrbofo from Boston 81
5O0P ~. and on ruc-iays an extra Freight at IL %
A. NJ; from the South at eco 7. NJ.
The 1900 VI train from Bnston. connects with The
Connection River Rail Road at Gfeenseld. for Deer,
field Hatfield. Northampton, ilolyoke, Chicopcc aud
Springfield and With the nigh train 10 n v every day
Tie downward 4 a. train from Bfaiilehoro. and lhe
100 VI train FROM BOSTON eonnec, with the Asbueo
Rail Road at South Vernon.
OTIS r. RUGGLEs, sept
Fiiehburg, Nov. 30, 1858.
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A CARD.-The undersigned would most re-
specially announce that since his return from Bos
toz, and connection with the above Association. he
has procured n large collection of new aud FASH
lonaole Music, arranged from the best composers
embracing Quldrilles, Polkas, waltles, sehottisb-
es, Sc, Sc, and solicits the patronage of his
i'lsnus anu me public. +. F. FORD
No'""looo 3m42
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CONGREGATIONAL SINGING.

4 rNQuEsIlONABLY the best and most useful
~ Hymn and Tune Book yet Published for the
use Of Lectures, Prayer, and Conference Meetings,
Social Worship and Congregational Singing, is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

1IfDs0T RIVER Ran BoAD.--TRAINs LEAVE
III Chambers street daily for Albany and Troy On and
shtr wonday January n 1855 heyains .i run S foows:
xpress train NJ connecting with northern and We tern
pans through way train, ~ NJ; express train M for
Poushknepse NJ A. NJ and $50 r. n; for Psekskl. $50
r. Sing Sinv at NJ The Sing Sing and Psekskil
usns siop ~ the way Passengers train ~ Cham
hers Canal Cbrsoyter and thirty frs. street No train On
kpGdsy, ~ /, SfKB, IN Sup0rneendeua
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HOTELS.

A MERICAN HOTEL 590 BROADWAY OPPOsifR TEm
Metropolitan This large and conveniently situated hotel
navng bad several suits OF apartments added preper
70 eccon mcoae families and Jingle gentlemen Being ocn
uas located offers supevior nduoemens 70 genuemen q
ing the city all the comforts Of home will be Afforded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

belmont HALL, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.
ID 1hs fayorie summer resort with the extensive addition
lately built VIII open for the ion Of guests about The 2n
Apfn. Applications for be made on the pre-
mke by addressing box 276 Post Office New Yort Boats
ioc Of whitehall street s 81 and 10 o'clock A. M ana
], and Bls p. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

(\NK OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEr-To eEH
~ tlemen, without boavd, at No Sullivan street, nea
Canal there sre seArders in the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

n o FURNITURE EALERs-PARTTEs DESTROYS OF
tad ing The whole for the entire furniture Of ho-
te with 100 rooms win please address with name and place
oi businsss Hoei Owner, Herald Office
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TENAETg' REGISTER.

RAT BkoABwAY-r0 Lsi. rae LAa9E AND
formerly occupied by Hitchcock LeAd,eater Also
OIL he premises, Offices OF all sizes and prices To let
Apps. after 10 O'Clock, A H., TO ALkXR O. LAWkENCE,
the % emises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

100 GREENWICH STREET, NEXT TO DEY.-1O LIT,
loo fourth and fifth lof with akkylight Apply the
PREMISE particulars At 1874 Greenwich street second
DOOR be ow j. j. HEALY.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-29

II is important for freemen to Weigh
,OeH the Uote they are about to cast, for
upon the result depends the question,
whether the remaining territory Of the
United States, shall be slGve or free terri
tory. Mr.. Buchanan stands pledged not
10 interfere with the question Of slave or
free territory, (resting as he does, upon
the principle of squatter sovereignty. y
Mr.. Fillmore, Judging from bis Albany
speech, J is prepared to yield to southern
demands for fear of dissolution Of the
Union Mr.. Fremont stands pledged to
oppose the extension Of slavery into ne,o
territory, and TO the rsstOry Of the com:
promise line, to SO 80. TO that the
issue is fairly made up, and the time is
at hand wheiithe question is to be settled.
whether the area Of slavery or freedom
shall be extended. t
The working Of "squatter sovereignty"
is made manifest to all. Civil war has
been the result Murder and rapine in
Kansas, tells the tale Of general license
TO enter free territory in armed bands de-
eide, by the sword, whether freedom or
slavery shall prevail. Whether o body
of desperadoes shall take possession of
territory belonging to the whole people
of the United States and form govern
ment adverse to the principle of universal
FIRE edOm. What has been the working
of "Squatter sovereignty in Kansas, if
the doctrine is maintained, may be looked
for in other territory of the general gov
ernment. In all cases border roDfans will
settle the question as to the form Of gov
ernment; so long as such men as Atchison,
StringfeIlow and Col. Titus are permit
ted with force of arms (au,rebuked by the
general goUernment) to dictate the terms
upon which the government shall be form.
ed. While the advocates for freedom,
are hunted and arrested upon the charge
of murder for defending tteir persons
and property, against the violence of the
pro-slavery party.
arouse, freemen! arouse! and lei
bleeding Kansas be The rallying 'cord
Of every defender of civil rights.
JEFFERSON.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-29
81, -. For the True American.
FREEMEN, AROUSE TO ACTION

In the coming contest for the Prcsiden-
cy,'it should no longer be a question
whether Democrat, Wing or RepubG-
can, shall occupy the White House; but
whether the territory now free, shall be re
tanned for free or slaue labor. Already the
Southern States. with less than aEwhite
the population Of that of The free States, oc-
cupy t,oenty fve percent more territory
than the free. But not being contented
with this unreasonable requirement, the
Shareholders now demand that Kansas
shall be giuen over TO Slavery, upon the
spe cious plea that, if Kansas is permit
led TO become free State, that Missouri
cannot erist as a slaue State. Upon this
assumption l wonld ask, where would the
boundary Of slave territory terminate. for
if Kansas is made a slave State, the same
argument would follow against creating
free States in all the territory west Of
Kansas, up to the eastern boundary Of
California;.
It is high time for The laborers Of the
free States to look 10 what may be the
effect upon free labor; for, repeat, il is
no longer question as to preference q
men but Of measures. If free labour is
to be confined within its present limits
what is to become of The rapidly increaS'
ing foreign population, to say nothing as
to the gradual increase. Where will
homes be provided for the rising genera
tions Of farmers, when the present free
territory is all taken up for slave occupan
cy! Will the German, Irish, or native
born citizens from the free States, consen
10 migrate into slave States, or territories
and place themselves upon level aud il
competition with slave holders! II il
maintained by slave holders, that they
can support slave at cost not exceed
ing from forty 10 fifty dollars per year.
Are freemen prepared to come in compe
lition with slave labor upon these terms
It may be answered for them, upon til,
impulse Of the moment, No! reuer; AM
yet, in coming time, a state of things nigh
exist, by which from a superabrndan
population in the free States, the whit
laborers may be compelled to contend sid
By side Nth he blacks, at prices liltl
over. il any, poAat htakes "a support
SlaUes 31i3 ~ ~ kiGj .egif8