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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

THE MoB MURDERS IN IowA-SHocKrSe Scnsss
III timc that the ynchines which have recently nken
place In Iowa called by the right ne mes, ana tue 10
gal bur the saie were sitting about 70 vndio@e
the majesty Of The av by the punishment OF the woches
who have taken law in their hands. Tho hanging
OF William b Thomas, IN Montesums, wss ~ foul mur'
der ever perperstsd by midnight assassin. Tho
Oshkosh Herald gives the following additional particulars
N the event." No sooner We decision d the Court
given (obapeng the venue order thai he might have
far rtaI than regularly organised mob q about two
husdred men 10 the old court house. where the
prisoner was confined and demanded and by force took
Thomas from the custody OF the Sheriff. and amid the ter
'riyin shrieks q the prscnw and the most hesh reyel
inss o. the mob, carried him away 10 tree which theY
had previously prepared In the suburbs Of the town.
Here without sdhering 10 the Customs Of lynch law
abiding by the honor Of mob force they placed the
rope nd the prisoners reck aud demanded oonfes
zion Of the crime. The prisoner pleaded hs InnOoence
The rope drawn over limb, and the prisoner swung
ute the air. Aftr few struggles he was let down. and
asain demanded r. make confession. Apain he pleaded
anocent Of the crime. Again he hung up aud Arc
kirdcd beneath HE fret The mob threncped 70 burn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

InPoRrIrr TO RAILROAD TRAvELLERs--A
court In Ohio decided s the loss Of railway ticket
hs upon the purchaser. II held thd, the ticket being
negotiable BY delivery, any pct ing up the lost uos
could ride upon H. The ticket sgeni, having sold ucket
70 The plaintiff, the latter obliged N he rode 10 give
% the conc uctor held further BY the oourt tns'
passengers, by the purchase and delivery Of tickets TO the
conductor did not become essecs Of the that 'hey
were stu In The possession and under the control OF we
company that " the company Wdered passenger VINO
had thus paid his fare 70 esve tho cars, and he 70
fused be might be elected without rendering the comps
ny hsble 70 m action for assault and battery that they
would however In such casc, be liable for breach Of
sher duty a. carriers and might DO made 10 pay
suoh damages ~ resulted from thai breach OF duty either
Tor detention or any other loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
INSURANCE..

uIUMBoIDr FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Ill Clsu CAPIraf, fSn,0u
Ofnce, NJ. 10 wsli street., New York.
DIRECTORS.
jobs RAptin A. II Strange Moses A. Hopp pt,
Samuel Ho'nes. q B Caldwell, william q. Bowers,
Anton q. Phelps, W II scf'paneu, willard N. Newell,
Charles Chrisrra as james McKare. Henry J. Baker,
George H. Ellery, = Nelson Davis, George B,rnes,
Alfred 1arse, geoyxe W. Psrsons, william Allen.
watr~ n. grlfntb, william q. King. John Armstrong,
J. q. r. S,rrnabau william, A. Kobse pdwa-d Bridge,
] q ell HuSbr7ok, George Ruspn, Henry l. Burr,
Roher, Boormsn, Nathan Lane, II. r. s AFFORD.
Samuel sloan. Solo-oo Freeman. Andrew Counstck,
Joshua n, Bates, Rbsner Be.dps'on, W. ". Tho
JOHN RANKIN, President
wuIilw MuufcLN. Secretary,
ALEN why, JR., Assistart Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
POLITICAL.


- ARoUsI ARousE
TO THB ReSCUGl TO tbs KESCUhi
KEEP rHk BALL ROLLIk0l
rus SEHBERs or rIlE -- - -
DEMOCRATIC BEPUBLtJAN ARTICULATION OF TIE
SIXTEENTH WARD,
who opposed 10 ali secret political associations and 10 all
yfsDnca and oppressive laws and In favor OF the union and
harmony Of the democratic psrty heated TO meet
BRESfIN5 HOTEL
1 West sevenie NH street. Eighth svenue Thurs
evening" 90 O'clock for the purpose Of taking
sh may deemed TO relieve the
and city control OF tyranny and IA
nsiiclssn. SAMUEL osGOOD, President
MICHAEL HALPtS, VII D..
JOHN H. koCUSN, "0effeA
CHANTS II. IsSrss }sscrear,ea
GEORGE II MISE.
The following speahers have been invie-Hon Fernando
Wood bon Jonah sutherland, James T. Brsdy, Esq Tho
Jones, Jr Hoo john Kelly aon Conrad swscshsnsr
VIM kose, ksq Eugene sullivan Jr, Ira 3. Davis. Bsq
Hon VIM r. kcClay, Henry ~. xorsnge, ESQ Dol sler
Meg sepben d Disye, Jr, Hon III al ard, rhos Fran
els kesgher. henry Arcularirs Esq, Dr. Ohsdsey.
Ccmmiee Of Arr asse nsnts John o. scree or John H.
Meytr James eeny James Cassidy Patrick Cuf william
brennan Richard Doushe-ty John Devlin Henry McDer
James McClubsy Peter Hslpn Thomas Hears James
H. Crawford Charles Cow-n Peter Rirschoh VIM
Peter Dosn PhHp Cosgrf. Peter Carroll VIM Jay Hsstet,
Josn Geoehgsn James Murray Msjor John Hoey Edward
Carpenter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
DENTISTRY.

vvEFTu ExTRACTnN IN TEN SECONDS, WITHOUT
the sAhtes pain, by ard oritinal process not
freezng This admirable system Il prlctised BY me only
Refererc e riren II requlred. DR r. u. } URKIf,
A33 Canal street, near. YArics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

him II no did mot confess the murder Again he was les
down. Frm tho strsngulssion received had lost hs
strength and hh vooe The mob sui demanded . oonfes
SION tho soper n the fAiutness OF death, persisted
that 10 v0 innocent Again no was hung up, whore be
remained until he was dead" The Herald sAyI thai this
Asles the tenth victim at mob violence Iowa the
first Of Aprilfour in Jackson ave in Cedar, and N
Puweshiek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
oCuLrsTs AND AunIsTs.

TYR. wHEHLER, oCCUIlsT as BROADWAY. DE-
~ votes bis endnn dsesses Of The eye chronic inasms
~ the eyel6s efccsuslly crd films specks Be- re-
moved without surgical opersun Once hours, so q ~
vr-nch artificial eyes for sale and inserted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Sey-SySs-y---- y.----YN~.-c.~c~
NOTICE TO AGENTS NEW COUNTY ARD Rail-
~ road msp Of The United states sc by s. Fisher,
Eco EDITOR OF Duurorea Am rican Railroad Guide Nze
Is inches Price o. coored
bic form kesponsble agents wanted 10 every and
Co., IA City Bal place. N. Y
y,HK BEST BOOKS TO sELL.-AeENTs, NuwsxIN
and booksellers will find quick sale for those hand
books just published. How W Wriie-How 70 rak-How 70
Behaves How 70 DO Bussness Ppce only yc EACH
the four paper ~. Compete gilt vol, 81 %,
ready Try them FOWLER WILLIS. Ne Ss broad.
way .New vo~6
rJHE Insurance MONITOR vot. 7, AUGUST NUN.
Der 1851 CONTAINS all topics Lat Of
psnies viii amount OF capAhow secured With expose OF
bogus nc. BY Mouhor detect frauds
yourself OF loss.
better 70 catch polio, Of % 90 than hank bill OF IS
Published mon hly ri "a per annun. By
=. JoNnS Jr., No. 8 wall street, New fork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

An AyIuNrrsD' ELorMESr- RIsHr AND Lsrr
HANDED hARRi.es.-Yestcrday, Sunday, o Mrs.. Gage,
Who esdes on Jay street. called pom Police Juscs Bard
veil and stated that her daughter Elizabeth, grl less
Men nt eeen old, TO eope from the city
With VIM Henry Lee. the man who has been exhibiting
hrge Illinois pig and black bear under Main
oxcet The lady stated that tho party were n leave
the p ". trails last night Mr.. Bard well directed
her - officer shermas, depot policeman 10 have them ar
rested Mr. =, found them and broeht them 10 the
police Office. Ice said he had married the sr but could
no, certificate tell the OF the per who per-
formed Finally he confessed that the mar
regcvs left handed AFFAIR, such, he said, they make
are not tolerated here and that he must leave the girl or
marry her legally He said he would marry she was
wKrp The girl Elizabeth protested that she loved tue
man and was will 70 take him for her husband. sp.
pears cha, she had him for c,upe OF
hence there was but lille 70 be done 10
the matter TIE my nths csse was last In orde,.
No neither reminded The daughter that she engaged
- MAJ In Canada The daughter replied that abe had dis
uarded him for inemperance, and had found man who
suited better Al length the mother made necessity an
for assen and the maga ate united The couple
IN marriage and thew left by the oars for the eastward,
wife pig, bearsnd s by the same tain-Roches Adusr
tav. Avgt,s 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
THE MILITARY.

NEW yoRw VOLUNTEERS WILL MEET THIS tvsD.
kN needay) evening at the Mercsr House. 70 ,nsac bus
ness OF importance. 0ARRET bYCKMAN,
VIZ PEEL Eecy. Pres't N, y. Volunteer Assocn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
MILLINERY. &C.


ArOTI II TO DEALERS IN MILLINERY GOODs-rHE
IN Union Bonnet Frame Manufacturing Company. tS Ca
street 70 offer the latest Pa
RS fashions prices considerably lover than any other house
city. They respectfully solicit heir
aock before purcs asins elssvhera
DAr1ERN BONNETs.-MILLIEERs FROM TIE COUN.
try and large assortmsnt of ladies' and chl
drcr pattern bonnets for the fall trade 0kN1Ns bazaar
SIS Broadway
EXPRESSES. ........
IsRRluAN q CO.'S IxPkRss FOR CALIFORNIA,
OREGON &C. viii be despatched per steamer Central
America On THURSDAY August - Al 10 O'Clock All freight
must be dev~ed 10 90 or before Wednesday, the
l0h inst al O'Clock. PRHEMAH O., 80 broadway.
CrUpLpye EXPRESS CALLS FOR BAGGAGE IN ALL
- York scd Brooklyn 10 10 the New Haven
cars Twenty seventh street inces corner Twenty seventh
street and Fourth ayenue old depot Canal street. and NO
RArds street, Brcoklyp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
IIOpEIS.


NHAiswoRTH HoTnL SDnNsox, DERsYsHIRR
~ BngAnd-wILLIAM JuPSOH. the proprietor, be9S V
lnform american vssrs 70 England that The ChAtsvcrss
Hotel situated I'm Chatsworth Park and In the hnmeAts
vicinity Of the prncey residence OF the Duke OF
palace adorned with chef d@uvres Of art and literally
bShed BY nature The hotel offers every comfort and
cosmcdson tourists and within distances OF
OF Dcrbysh which has napprop
liz sviizerand. The Midland Railway,
tesesnx England between London and York has hrsooh
station, where omnibus from The hotel
every train. This aords delightful drive through park
fare sIIpence. n B-A large public paror for he
usooai,on OF ladies and gentlemen.
UyHI BRUNswICK HoTH.
yenyn stxees- b James-
Y,rs eass assomnodAuons for families and eenueasn
New gopnss~ ~. HueHR
R-AJi anr~sn AaHuARss apdkss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB THE DISCHARGE
IN Of nsolvent from his debts pursuant the prov
Of the third article of the frat tile OF the fifth chapter
he second Of the Revised Satues-Wilam Trate
the city Of New York IN insovent debtor Notice first pub
Kshed AuguEt 1897 Creditors sppear before
ham d. Rus ell, City Judge his ONCE Is chambers
street the city of New York. the 18th day of September
1857, Ut ii O'Clock In the forenoon
NJ O'BRiEN. Attorney for Insolvent
illiam New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

GRAND EMPIRE CITY REGATTA WILL TAXI PLACE
" rsdNy August 30 1857 Messrs ID. POLLOCK and
wIIsos offer the folio Rrzes to be rowed for at Wee
hawhen, North river, 90 posite Fly first street.
First race-Four Dared bosn 70 start st r. NJ purse
OF will be given $40 10 first boat and go the second
entrance lee Is Three more bos.s TO make n
.ond race-Yree for all pair Of scul IL fee. working
boat second o.; entrance zee ga Three
boats 10 make Boats will leave foot Of spng
street touchrg Amos Twentieth snd Fortytrd Streets
every forty during he day Fare way
NB-Sbould The weaber prove unfavorsble The will
be DC aponed until The next fair day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

OUAKANr1Nl IorIOl.-orrICl OF rHI oONnIs
a. aisnery Of HealtA-Por Of Few York Aug. l. 1877
nen and pilot. q vessels arriving :. The pot Of Nsv Yos
hereby directed not 70 throw overheard INTO the bay
permit the be done from vessel under Their
sand beds bedding oher refuse uoaer inside Of
Sandy Hook; and Of vessels hereby
notified that an iron has been constructed by the Com
ssioueYs OF Health and placed under the control OF
Health Ooer for the OF sfoding facilities 70 ship
masters TO comply With the Quarantine regulations respecting
burning OF old beds bedding and other refuse matsa
By ogdSr OF tAe Cummssiopers Of Health
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

NEW YORK HARMONIC sOCIRTY-THE MALE
IN members OF this socey hereby notified attend
special meeting TO be held this wednesday, evening at eight
O'Clock at Dodworths academy businsss hay
ing reereu TO the coming will be brought ward
the Ate ndance OF every member earnestly desired az
der. JAMES II. AK nam Secry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

NANTED-INFoRMATloN OF WILLIAM COOPER,
son Of Richard and Mary Cooper, Of hartford England.
He served bis time ooschmaker In CNuAndsigua n ;
last heard from in 1851 at Coopersown, New YORK he will
hear something 70 his advantage by addressing Elizabeth
ton q his whereabouts fron o.hen win be thankfully
ceived.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19

L,oR sALE-D YOUNG MoCKIsa BIRDS, FRS
il breed also Is old singing knocking birds Apply NJ Is
Washington street corner OF Waits
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25
Judge Warden

Will be in Tifin next Wednesday,
Let every Democrat in the County come
out and hear, from the Judges own lips.
tho reasons why he cannot support Payne
aud the bred SCOTT party. Ho is ono Of
the most talented men 10 the stato and
carries conviction with him, wherever he
goes. Ho was elected Supreme Judge Of
Ohio, by the Democracy 10 l85a which
post he filed with great honor to himself
and the State. lie has always been op-
posed to the extension Of Slavery aud
never would believe, until the endorse
mont Of the Dred Scott decision. that the
Democratic party of Ohio was pro-slsve-
ry. Again We say, come out and bear q
true Democrat.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25
IRA b. DAY
alias
TRUEmAN u. BAoBY.


The Revised Statutes Of New York,
067, Sec. 50, contain the following clause.
Every person, who, with intent TO
cheat or defraud another. shall designedly.
by color Of any false token or writing, or
by any other false pretence. obtain the Sig.
natureof any person toany written instru-
ment. or obtain from any person any mon.
ey, personal property o. voluabie thing,
upon conviction thereof, shall be punished
by Imprisonment IN A STATE PRIS.
ON, not exceeding three years"
Sworn afiidavils. on Gle in the Clerks
Office. show that Ira B. Day. alias True
man II. Bagby, obtained Of Messrs.
Loomis & Ashley. Of the State Of New
York, 500 valuable hides. with the ayow-
ed purpose Of tanning said hides and re-
turning them to their owners but that,
instead Of 50 doing, he converted them to
his own use, pockoted the proceeds. fled
from the State and "Jaissly perforated"
or represented himself as Trueman. II.
Bagby.
On tho subject Of false personation,
the Statutes Of New York e r. S. Gao,
49) says
every person, who shall falsely rep.
resent or personate another and, in such
assumed character, shall marry another,
become bail or surety for any party in
any proceeding, civil or criminal, confess
4 judgment, acknowledge the conveyance
OF real estate" DC, DC, "shall on con-
yiotion thereof be punished IN a State
Prison, for term not sxcesdiBg TEN
YEARS"
Now we ask tho Jury, the voters Of
seneca County, do you end the prisoner
guilty" or mot guilty?" Do you vote
lim "thres years" as Probate Judge. or
"ltroo years" (vide the stamto) in tho
other branch Of the State government?--
We submit the case without argument
ind leave II to your sound Judgment, -
~ the lawyers say.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25
Gives Il I'm.

The Editor Of the AaDeriser has aban-
doned all argument and taken to false.
hood and dolraotion Us { moro effective
and congenial mode Of warfare. He char
ges Gov Chase with all manner Of crimes,
knowing at the same time that they are
utterly false. He has become a confirmed
in6del. He will not believe the sworn
statement Of Thos. Sparrow aud Auditor
Wright. lie will not believe. but that
Chase pocketed the money and that Bres-
lin is innocent. He believes that Ohio
has lost A MILLION DOLLARS, by
the Trust Company, Hs believes that
the Republicans are IN favor Of "negro
equality" aud the dissolution Of the linton
and a thousand other things, too silly to
mention. He either cannot comprehend
the truth, or he is not honest enough to
acknowledge il.
All these are but the efforts Of q drown
ing man to "oatch At straws," aud they
show, clearer than anything else. that the
LoCOlOco party of this county has "gone
up" aad that the editor Of the Advertiser
knows IT, lie secs the 'hand writing on
the wall" and his falsehoods are but the
spasmodio efforts Of "a dying man.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25
A Rich Specimen,

Now. we believe, that Salmon p. Chase
is sharer Of the money which he City
Bank Of Cincinnati despoiled the State
1t was a "pet" Of his-its Office was in
his building, aud he was It's Attorney =
lie is a sly man, practioed in all the arts
of honorable roguery and never took a
step wit out ho iateadsd to make Il payi
-Adpsriissr.
The above is a specimen Of the "low
flings." made at Gov. Chase by the Id.
veriissr, from week to week. Their only
effect is to show the moral depravity OF
the writer and the utter hopelessness Of
his cause. We have heretofore proven,
by the officers Of the City Bank that Gov,
Chase never was its Attorney, that ne
never deposited dollar in il, that the
bank was not IN his building, aud that
there was no such building in Cincinnati,
as the "Chase Block"
Gov Chase's administration is before
the people; he has prov9d the best Gov.
ernor Ohio ever had, and wo challenge
the opposition 10 substantiate single
charge against him.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25
GO 70 the Record,

Ifany Republican or Democrat in Sem
eoa County has any doubts, with regard
to the matter set forth against Capt. Bag
by, we invite you to so to ,he Clerks or
foe. examine the record and determine
Tor yourselves. The charge, togosheF wi h
the evidence are on Gle there and are al
ways open'for public inspection.
The faot that ne abscohded from his
native state and changed tis name. is. 10
US. evidence conclusive Of bis guilt
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25

Gov. Chase s,opped a, Fosloria, Sat-
arday evening, on his way shrough the
North estern counties. Although tbs
weather was very inolemens. and but I
few hours notice given, large aud re.
spectacle number Of the oitizenp Of Sen
Goa and Hancock counties assembled Ic
hear the Governor whe diseoursed tr
them 10 hia usual eloquent and Ioroibl,
style. He lel, a good impression and Lou
don viii roll up q FOusing vote ioE him, al
the Pells,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25
The Origin Of the aRsd Patchm
Story.

The following voluntary explanation
mado 10 she editor Of the Ohio Stois
journal. by ihsaaan who originated the
''red patch" story on Mr. Stone. is con
elusive and win put to silence that horde
Of yolping suss, that bss been making 90
much ado about nothing Armstrong
has worked himself into the belief that
he has treed real bear. and ho keeps
barking At the empty hole still. with as
much yigor as though bo had II by the
tail. We are sorry to see the poor fellow
worry himself so, and Wo hope, when he
reads the following letter, he will aban-
don the empty hols and seek some other
Issue!
CoLUMBUs, Sept. i3, 1857.
Col. SoHoULER:--I see by your paper
Of the 9th inst. that the electioneering
story Of the "Red Patch" which was told
on Mr. Stone 90 1874. has been revived.
deem il an act Of iustioe 10 Mr.. Stone to
publicly make an explanation Of the ori-
gin Of this matter. In the exciting can
yass Of 1894, acting upon the princi-
pie that al was fair in politics. | ori gin.
ated this old electionaering story on him,
for the purpose Of preventing his nomi-
nation for Congress, believing he would
be much harder mao to beat than either
of the other candidates spoken OF by the
Democrats, The story is older than Mr..
Stone. II was told on others as an cleo
tioneoiing story years before ever knew
him. Since | have become personally
acquainted with him, aud learned his his
tory, Lam confident there is no man in the
State whose sympathies and feelings are
more identified with the laboring man
than bis.
! desire you to publish this communi-
cation, rs 1t is due to Mr.. Stone that /
should make this explanation.
II. II. CHARLTON.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-09-25
Sam and Dred Scott.

The most remarkable feature Of the
present campaign is the fraternizing Of
these two individuals, Sam and Dred
Scott, who, short time ago. we're sworn
enemies. In Cuyahoga. Muskingum,
Clermout, Washington and Madison coun-
ties. the Know Nothings and Democrats
have united on the same ticket. The fol-
lowing resolution was adopted by the X.
n. Convention in Washington county.
Rssolued, That If the American State
Central Committee and others having
charge and holding prominent places in
the American party In the State deem it
&pedient to withdraw Col Van. Trump
from the canvass and give thc.vote Of the
American party through. the State to Hon.
Henry b. Payne. the Democratic nomi-
nee for Governor, that tie American par
ty OF old Washington will most cordially
and emphsticallY acquiesoe in and sustain
that measure with their votes.
The Democrats have quit passing reso-
lutions, denouncing the Know Eothiugs,
Let the German voters OF Seneca county
bear this in mind, at the polls.