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81, h,s,le Fer sale only al No 40 Brosd~sy.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

4 UCTION -WATER-POWER LANDS and
IN llDiNGs Of The BATAVIA MANUFACTURING
COAPAHY-fis hrstelss Manufacturing Propsity vh Be
offered PUBLIC SALE, jan 1877 .; 5eoek n IL
eeksisis 81 -
Water Power. kelos kAf The vser Of Fon River win
eight Zee, fan
H. nI-esory STOP. Baidins frty four BY one AaOdred
and fry feet; Stone Blss tsnh Shop ryhve BY hTe
tset Sion. Poas1sy, forty tive sy daty6se feet Thee
three buildings ed thai lines Il shacnz ron
through them The Bssh.mrb Shop AMI Foundry nov
fitted ~h full Of Machinery and Tools lnd Gao b. p.
MO inmessfs op~,Nien-
Ill stor. Dry Hoa'e eighteen By twenty-five feet With inr
rser for ming lunber.
" Frame BaidiDs tony BY hundrei and ;vsn'y feet
The .bve property has heretofore eeel usei for uidui Hal
road Freight and the powI and loom sufficient 20 arm
out one car per Day
V. Saw NIL, entirely separate fom the other pro7erJ srd
10 now spted az 9 800 per year.
VI About twenty Of Land oininf an! oonree'ei
with tie above property
Ba'ssa the Chszo Burlington SD Quincy Rail- Nd
ttrysiI rile. west Of Chicago and 10 artc; cst
muuiestlon with all psrts q the Wet;
This Sale osers 70 gi.etuYer hne opport ~ start
ano.: any kind Of bl,nes. under he favorable
star
ITEMS sALEone quarter cash and balance in three
equs Annual snts full exSDins;ion Of The sbOve prop
cry By AL interested Is requested. IBquLe Of
JOHN VAN N0RTWTCK, Pres or
WILLIAM COFFIN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

JosEPH HEGEMAy, Auconecr.
THURSDAY, Dec II, at l04 o'clock a. m, a.
No. IA Fulton st. Brookyn-A general assortment OF Par
o Chamber and Kitchen FURNITURE including excellent
rosewood Piano q ocisye) doubebarIe Gun Fishing Rod
also the Fixtures OF TEA Store
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o II n d W q II 7 & Co.,
u M1suf.stsrer,of
DOUBLE-hEyIHLD ASo FAMILY sALZRATus;
surya-eArBorArE oT s3pA SAL SODA ETC.
No II Osd-slip- H.roye-sq1Are Ss~Ymt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10
and HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW-YORK and HARLEM KAILRUAD-
N WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commen cing Monday. Nov. 3, 1885.
Three Daily Trains 10 Albany, Sundays Excepted
Fare I'll 50 from New York 10 Albany.
Leave New York follows Station Of White aud
Centre
$50 am.-EXPRESS TRAIN for A bsny connecting with
the Central Ralruad aud Northern Trains
s:lOa EMAIL TRAIN, running directly through without
char &c of cars and Chatham Four Corners with
the Trains for P.hed North Adams aud other sta
tons al,
$50 o. m-EXPRESS running directly through without
change cars Meeting with Central Trains al III p NJ
for the West.
Returning Leave Albany:
sil5a m.-MAIL TRAIN tor New. fork direct
1916. m-EXPRESS, without change ofca's.
SEQ o. m.--EXPRESS. without Cd aDge Of cars.
Tickets obtsned and BAGGAGE checked AZ the once OF
the Western Railroad Albany OF al White and Centre boome
u ~" WIN j. CAMPBELL. Superintendent.
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAMERs.-The ship. com,

HNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
i UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs-The ships com
prisins this line
II. ATLANTIC, Capt: Oliver Eldn1se
THE BALTIC, Capt. Joseph COmstock
The ADRIATlC, Capt james West
These ships have been built by contract expressly or the
Government teyee las been taken IN their con-
.rucon s,o in their engines to insure strength and speed
and II r accommodations for passengers uneGAed Tor
elesspoe and comfort. =.
Fricc Of passage from NewYork TO Liverpool in first cabin,
$3.50 in sesond d. SIS From Liverpool TO Ne~fork ~
and iness An experienced attached 10 e.n ship
No berih be secured until paid for The ships OF this ne
improved aeItgh and TO AVOID danger from
ice the Baak north Of % degrees until after the
LIST Of August - .. 90, ,.,,,
FROM yEw.yoRK LIVERPOOL.
"WEDNESDAY Dec. II, 1885,
EDWARD k. COLLINS No &c Walist N. Y.
BROWN. SIMPLIFY Co., Liverpool
STEPHEN KESSARD L Co.,
No Y Austin Frars London.
b. c. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris
Tie these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bulop specie ewelry precious metals
Of sdiug signed therefor, and tie value thereof
expressed therein.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-IEpgEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of HEw-JERgEY.-
~ Ces,ss,fsg It v.hs.ysos .nA ,As p.sys.s. IsaA-
and Wes, and kAs,en with ne Lsssh Valley AAlfesi
al HRRANGyMENr-eonm~rsss O. ss.r = ux-.
Lew. New YeIl FOR Er,ss and tsrss.l' p-. from Per
Ne NE ssIs syI ,S J, ~ nd So .sa !" Tor s'~"
,,!n. '.1Tss' = ss. gs n 8. % q;
o's''.A4''t Ms" JOIN 81 9 ST srtRSs Sop.
CIIIsHING RAILROAD-Leave Fulton M.r.
Il I,,' b, steamer ISLAND CTR, as: Is and II. N l.
SIS and n The CARS leave FiO.hi.s L l. q he ..ne
f Gss.f %t res '1 TsIss.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
" The Isroush r.iet and Frcisht osce Of The
Michigan SfhaI w tfSFsSL h RaiIs6iD.
And their Railroad and Steamboat CoEnecins e Chkaso
MIw.Gire G.,Ba Buus'sn, 81 Louis cs0, .ad a. points
Wa MsS st tti BRIDGE BUFFALO or oswEco
.No rs BROADWAY. y. Y.
Corner Of CouItl.nd'-... DARIUS CLARK, Agent
GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE:-MICHlGAN
~ SOUTHERN RAILROAD to CHICAGO. Sc LoSi. R,sk
Inland ST Paul Mnwsut-- and al P.ce. West and south
T.,s y. Sts fOi and In. Ts ,s s 80
and ps,Arie route TO the Great Vest For through ticket.
o''''"''' '''''' u y w. JOHN = PORTER, Aseu,.
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Fall aud Winter
~ A,ransenent-s sndAy. excepted IRAN. solns E";
Leave Sruokyn Greerrnrt 10 taiv faphank,
l. daily Saturdays ~ SiS Tor Fu niin gdNe 10
Hampstead, Os IL M and IS and for JAnAes,
l0A m, II m. SIS s. and $50 p. m.
I AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK to PROVI-
lLDENCE AEON and after Dec. l. 1885 EXPRESS TRAINS
OF Providence Hartford md fshs RAlrsi will leave HArS
ford the arrival OF the Express rran of the New York
New-HaveD and New HAVEN, Hartford and Springfield
Railroads, which leave N,wYoIk AZ and rssPeS-
,iyely. = AsuBOhNaH ,
NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
~ YORK 20 ROCHEsTER-Tbe ROCHESTER and
GFNE,EE VALLEY RAILROAD i open, and. Ia
neeiion lib the Buao Corning aud Newf,rk. ald New
York and Erie Railroads forms direct route Eom York
q Rochester
The drsctness f this route together with the superior
afforded by the wide renders by tar the most dssra
bic between the sboveusmed cities
Tickets BE- cured the SewYcrk and Eie Railroad
Tibet Office foot Of Duane No 1875 Broadway also in
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through.
Flesh will be transported between New York AMI Roches
ter with dispatch ANY information desired IN regard therein
can b. ob,aned b. calling the General Freight Agent Of
New York al Fre Railroad Eric buudngs {. 5. rAPPAS.
Express Freight Asect. No. lY5 Broadway.
No trains the Buffalo, Corning aud New York RAILROAD on
Sunday. j. n REDFlELp, supeFlnttnd.nt
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
N PANY'S EXPhESS-GENERAL OFFTcE No. us Broad
way " Y.-The New YoIk and Eric Railroad Company are
IL D. RICE, SuPt Express.
D. c MoC.LLUs, General Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

4 UCTION NOTICE.-LARGE SPECIAL and
"A PEREMPTORY SALE Of
BRONZEs
From the Nieilie Moutagne societe, Pars
WIN TOPPING Co,
No. - Broadway. oppo,ite Trinity Chnrch,
VIII sell WEDNESDAY Dec TO- a. II o'clock he AGe
Room 81 Of BRONLES comprising grs,t variety Of
articles taste adapted TIE coming HOLIDAY SEASON.
1be attention Ct The Trade well private buyers IN
yed this Sac the goods having been selected NTH great
expressly for this ke il believed y prove most
attractive ale Of the hind made in this country.
Every lot - III BE- sold without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

V'HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
from SEw.SoRK TO LiyERPooL.
Clid Cabin Passage ........................blD
FkOI BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Cbitf Cabin fassage
Second Cabin NSssage. o.
tt. ships from Boston call at HALIFAX
PERSIA Capt Judsin,, CANADA. Capt. Laug
ARABIA Capt J. Stone, AMERICA, Capt. Wickman,
ASIA Can't. f. q Lott NIAGARA Capt. Ryue,
AFRICA Cent Shannon EUROPA, Capt. Letch.
These weasel. carry clear white light at masthead green on
siArhosrd b. red ON port bow 1900.
PERSIA Jndins leaves y York Wadnesdsy Dec. TO- 1855
ARABIA Stou. leaves Boston "Wednesday, Dee H. 1855
AFRICA leaves n. York wednesday Dee g. 1856
Bcrths not secured until paid Ter.
An experet cst surgeon on board. -
The ships viii be accountable for Gold
sver Bullion Specie, Jewelry Precious s'ones Metals
unless adlng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein express
Fox Freight o Passage apply to
L tTNARD No Bowling green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10
[EW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED

NEW-fOKk EIV EKFUOI UNTTED
N STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS for LIVERPOOL
he l. NJ steamship ATLANTIC, Captain Eldrids. xli
ssrs with the L. 5 Mails tor Europe positively on SAT-.
UHDAY December - o'clock from her berth AZ the
St OF Cansl-st The Of this line have improved
yser ght bulkhoa For freight Passage having
eou.ed 4, 1InInodaons for elegance and comfort apply 70
EDWARD K. COLLINS No. 81 Wsll.st
Paser requested 70 be on board at II All letters
must pass through the Post Office any others will be
returned .
rrtased to -Four Pounds per until further
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPTIA aud the SOUTH aud WEST, via JERSEY
ClTY-Mll and Express Lines Leave Newly ork and IL
IN and al D. M fare IS; - m 81 25, Stopping ~ all
way stations Through Tickets sold Cincinnati tH aud
as @ and the West and fr Baltimore ashugon Norfolk,
d. and through baggage checS Washington In aud
sp no. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Sup't.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

OFFICE or TIE SAcEErs HARBok SARATOGA RE- Co,
No. q William ST., Dec. 8, 1876
NOTICE is hereby given TO the subscribers
IN for one million Of dollars Bonds of this Company
that the SECOND INSJALLMENT Of FIVE PER CEST,
will be able the tenth day Of December, CHARLES
MACY Treasurer at the Park Bank Per order oftbe Board
t. ID. sAXTON, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

EoR c A LIZ RNIA. -
SIw-YOIK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE
NICARA "a
sHcITEsr Rocr. 10 NrlKs
PRiCIS GREATLY REDUCED
III Doeks Virgin Bay AID Juan de. Sur ere
nov completed Tie steamers viii hereafter lay The wharyes
small bos:s-
The New md Splendid Steamship TENNESSEE, Cap. p
Sot Of Be.sh. SsIth ave for SAN JUAN DE NC Ara
CJTA on WEDNESDAY. December ~ a. 5 Ssloek a "a %
eosnect With The st-sme. SIERRA NEVADA frSn SAN
JUAN DEL SUR on the PIeiao SAN francisco
vii find ths TIE pestn-st Cheapest rout.
Fly pounds Of bag allowed each pssserser Ha cents
CHAs MORGAN soma
No. bovus Green NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

TNHE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA
i STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend dispAtehng thsir sPen'
did and powerful Ste an-hips as follows:
FRos LryERPooL.
CITY OF MANCHESTER. November ~
crfy or RALTIMORE.......,. December J.
acknowledgements. ...Derenloef H.
fRoM PHILADELPHIA.
KANGAROO. November Is
cry OF WASHINGTON ,.......... December g.
CITY or Northumberland December H.
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NFW-fORh:
saloon-ssn s65 and $50 according To Stateroom
Fuited number OF Thd-clas Pasensers viii be taken
from Ph.de pha and Liverpool and fond In Provision
From PhiadeI $50 From Liz rpooL ... -
These ships construct-d with improved water sht com
partuepts each vessel carries experienced Surgeon
Parties wishing bring out their friends can ohtsa cerh
Gates passase and drafts Liverpool IN sums 81 Al sterling
aid upward Apply TO . phN u DALG 4Snti
No. Il Walnut ST.. Philadelphia,
or SABFL 4 CORTIS No. III Broadway Hsx-fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMI-
i WEEKLY I. NAIL LINE.-The steamship so JrH-
FRNER, Capt. NJ. Murray. will leave Pier No " R.. on
WEDNESDAY, Dec; TO- a; O'Clock p n, precisely. For
Ferh sppy boe-d where al bills II ladns vii be signed
and for Psssage the Office Of SPOFFORD TILES ron 4
Co No % Broadway. The NASHVILLE will succeed An
le On sATU RDAf, Dec Is The f,voriic CARO-
LIMA makes regular 10 the VARIOUS Sadin.s
John River Florida eonnectins vita the from New
aebsouy!lle & 81. 70 Plafks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

In PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF
the County of New York notice hereby sivsn 70 ell per-
,ou, having lsus against LUTHER APPLEf late Of the Guy
yorchcrs thereof 70 the subscriber the NewYosk Juvsals
asyiu roth street In the City Of New York baose the
ond dsy OF December nsxt-Dsed New YORK. The
18th dAy 81 March, iJ~6. - $500
ieis iswsnw. JAMES =. APPLEY, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

CIIJSHING RAILROAD-LAave Fulton Mar
Il le, b, steamer ISLAND CITY - And 10 m !,
s45 and y NJ The CARS lesve Fiushiss L. he zane
hous ule~rs ard e1ensnkaf passenger VITA ne ei
Hunters Point. Tsrogsh in IS minutes: Par . eeo@
VIM NJ SMITH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA for
III LIVERP0oL-The PERSIA, c. H. z. Judkn. Com
snder will 's f.m he ,t,ean with he mails and passenger.
r Europe, WEDNESDAY, the 10Th inst. steamer will
leave the Company Dook Jersey City III and III
o'cloek with the passengers Z. cUNARD,
No Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10
financial.

nIVIDEND.-The Board Of Directors Of the
- HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY have THIS DAY
clarrd Dividend Of FIFTEEN PER CENT upon the CAPT
tai stock able and after MONDAY tho LIST day Of Deem
Der ne1t-New York, November s. 1886.
HENRY A. OAKLEY Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County of New York Notice "a hereby gwen 70 al
ty New deceased to present the same With ySusSss:
thc,ool 20 the subscribers At tho Office OF BAkTOLoME
BLaNCO No I0' Pearl the City Of NswYoTk on or BE-.
fore tenth day Of April nelD.ed The seventh DAY ot
90 iamsn,W SALVADOR CHAPPELL. 1'~""'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10
legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF sn order OF the Surrogate "
the County Of New York notice 10 hereby gwen 10 al p"
son, having claims against NICOLL late OF the City
of New deccssed present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber her residence No q
In the City Of Newiok OF before the twenty axh day
Mach nei-Dred New York the SD day Of Scpembcs lAS
A.. Iaw6nW LOUISA T.. SANFORD, Adninistratrix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10
T oNG ISLAND RAILRoAD-Fall and Winter

- A,rapsement-s Sunday. excepted Train. goins Is"
Leave Sruokyn Greerpor 10 tsiv tor laphank 10
l. daily Saturdays StS or Far un gdIe 10
and S+5 for SyOsset Al 10 and j. - IN; Tor
Hampstead, 10 IL m. and - and Tor JAMAICA
10 q m, IL m. S;t5, s. and {: ~ .. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

OiEIcE o. The NORM ANEsIc.S FIRE-IssuRssoE Co,
No 6NGlst, Nce York Dec. 2 le6
nIVIDEND-Tbe Beard Of Directors of this
II Company have THIS DAY declared sEMl-ASNUAL
DIVIDEND Of FIVE (5 PER CENT, pay able and afer
THURSDAY, the 4th December.
r. W. BLEECKER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-10

l AND ROUTE-NEW-lORk 10 PhONl-
II DENCE kc-0n and s;tsr Dec l. 1885 EXPRESS TRAINS
OF the Providence Hartford And Fshk RAlnsi wlea HArs
ford OIL the arrival OF the Express Trains o the
aud Haven and New haven Hartford and Spfns elC
iiyely AsuBURNsR
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10
How a Governor may be made in op
position to the Popular voice.

The late contest for the office of G overnor
OF Wisconsin is without a precedent. The
election took place on the 9th of November.
WILLIAM A. BARsrow, then the Governor,
was the Democratic candidate, and COLES
BAsHFohD the Republican candidate. The
unofficial returns published in the newspa-
pers elected Mr.. BAsHFoRD, and such vas the
general belief until the 10Th of December,
when the Board of State Canvessers met and
gave the certificate of election TO Governor
BARsTow. Fraud was charged, and Bashford
br ought an action of custer in the Supreme
Court against Barstow, who had been REIN
stalled into office. Blrstow plead that the
Court had no jurisdiction; this plea was over.
ruled. He then plead that the Court had no
right to go beyond the certificate of election;
this plea vas also overruled. lie then with
drew from the Court and sent message to
the Legislature accusing the Court of usurpa-
tsn, and threatening that if it should give a
Judgment of custer agllnst him he would
resist the decree with all the military power
of the State. The Court proceeded to take
evidence, and it was established that of the
peoples votes Bashford had received zoos
majority. Barstow then sent 10 the Legis-
lature his resignation as Governor, saying
that it was certain the Court would decree
against him and he did not wish to stir uE
civil strife by resistance. Lieut.. Gov. Nc
, ARTHUR then sent in message to the lie
gisature. stating that owing to Barstow's re-
signation he should act as Governor the re
mainder of the term. The Court aferward
rendered writ OF custer against Barstov
and established Bashford's claim o the Office
Governor Bashford then took the oath of Of
flee and entered upon its duties, the Lieut.
Governor having gracefully yielded to a"coG
slructve ejectment" from the executive apart
ment5.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10

the laurels gathered in the Crimea, and would
be ready TO suppress insurrection. But the
army is not wholly satisfied. The formation
of an Imperial Guard has offended their no.
tions of equality. This guard, better poid
than the other soldiers, md preferred to post
honors, exci.es much Jealousy, even among
the generals. This jealousy may cost Ioui;
Napoleon dear.
The students in the high schools Of Paris
with tho rashness Of young men, express in
mary ways their ciscontent. AT the funeral
OF David of Anglers they shouted in the
streets. "Live Liberty! Live Geoeral Cava
ignac?' The pupils of the Polytechnic
School mprudcntly broke in pieces the En-
peror's bust. Violence was display ed at the
lectures of Messrs Nisard and Salnet. Beuve
because these Professors were accused oI
being too compassnt to the Government
Lastly, the students of the Lyceum of Paris
interrupted the priest who was singing Do
mine salvum fac Imperdtorem (Lord save the
EmperoD. The police arrested many o.
them. But severity only serves to increase
the number of discontented.
In a word, our condition becomes alarming
the germs of a new revolution appear every
where. X.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10

SLAVES FOR KANsAs,-The Highfyer iii
this morning from Louisville, brought be-
tween fifty g. sixty slaves, belonging to fami.
lies who are on their way from Kentucky to
Kansas. The slaves who came in the High
flyer consisted of persons of all ages, sexes
and shades of color, and were good looking
well dressed and apparently well fed party, &
came as cabin passengers. Since the OPEN
ing of the river, full FIVE hundred slaves have
arrived from the Ohio river on their way to-
Kt nsas.
=, The ]. H. Lucas took up nearly loo, the
Star of the West 100, the Chambers SO to rs
and almost every boat that has started up the
Missouri since the opening of the river, has
taken up larger or smaller number. The
slaves are in almost every case taken in the
cabin, while poor white families, going to the
same place, take passage below or on deck.
One gentleman from the South Carolina,
who with his fam ly, went up in the Star Of
the West last week, had 80 slaves in the
cabin, and another thirty, and still another
had twenty st. Louis Netcs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10
FROM BUCHANAN.

Wash, April 4.--The Union contains a
letter from the Hon. Jas. Buchanan. dated
Dec. 2Sth, in which he declares the Missouri
compromise to be dead and gone.' He as
upon which the slavery question can be set
tied, and that it must be adhered to at all
hazards AID in the face of every storm that
can be brought against it.
Th IS. Jefferson, James Madison, Alexan-
thought differently from Mr.. Buchanan, but
We presume they are considered sold fogies,''
whose opinion are entitled to no weight in
the present eye.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10

A writer in Zions Advocate attributes a
large share of difficulties in religious congre-
cations to want OF trankness towards the
pastor. The following paragraph is worthy
Of consideration:
"Working against "a pastor privately or
publicly for reasons of which he knows no.
thing, though a very common is neverthe less
very unjust thing. BE frank with your pas
tor always. He is man, and may err; but
he is also christian, and, if no knows. them,
will confess and forsake his errors. Do not
condemn him unheard, or without know ledge
Of the things where of he is accused"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10
Printers Bills.

We believe it is notorious fact that dur
ing the four years that Auditor MORGAN was
in office, he never closed finally single
Printers bill. They are all let open and
unsettled by his successor, litigated orlpassed
upon by the Legislature, Mr.. KEGS, who
printed the journals fo- two sessions, has sent
in memorial to the legislature, on the SUBJ
ject, which, from its character, will require a
pretty searching investigation.
The destituti>n of vouchers, and the sub
slitution of forged ones in their place, is too
serious charge to go unnoticed. 1t is rot
in the shape of mere rumor, but direct
charge, with facts and figures referred to
signed by responsible name; but for the
honor of our State we hope it is mistake :
Ohio Statesmaa.