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iuatebes, Jemelrp, &r.

WATCHES aud JEWELRY, VERY LOW
The subscriber ia business in Wall for the past nine
teen years selling all descriptions u Geld and Silver Watches
and Jewelry Wholesale aud RETAIL at less than the usual
prices.
Beautiful enameled Watches for Ladies.
Splendid ensmeied and diamond Watches for Ladies.
Richly engraved Wstches for Ladies'
Fine gold lepne and detached lever Watches.
Gold English patent lever and duplex Watches.
Fine gold pocket ChfOuOmetsTs.
Jules JurgeBssns Watches I. y COOPER watches.
Richly engraved Watches for Gentlemen and every
stye of gold and silver Watches made.
All Watches warranted 70 keep correct mei Wstcbes en-
changed
Ladies gold cameo pearl esbancle, osae and Laws Ear
ripss Pins and Bracelets.
Dian Ond Pins and Rings
IsJe. sols Guard Chains and Chaissns Chains.
G,ntlemen's gold Guard. Fob and vest Chains.
Gold Fob Keys and Seals Studs and Slice. { Buttons.
Fibser Rinss with Stone.i Seal Ring
Plain sold Rings; pure gold " edding Ring.
Gold speetscssi gold Eye Glasses gold Thimbesi gold
Pen. and Peneils.
Gold DasuerreOtypes hair senenen's Breast
Pin. %.
Silver Spoon. and Forks silver Porte nonnss' and Fruit
Knives
GEORGE c. ALLEN. importer Of Ws,eses and Jsw.lry,
wholesale and retail No IA Wall st. second floor, near Broad
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RURTO N's eye OP 4 d A
WIT AND UMOR.
Part VII.
Published Th. Day.
(Sod only By sIbscnptionl
D. APPLETON Co., kos $40 and Ss Broadway, are now
PUBLISHING ~,
To be completed 10 twenty four NUMBERS At p cents each
every number eobtsBHg steel plate Portrait aud numerous
wood cute -. o-
WIT AND HUMoR
AMERICA. IRELAND SCOTLAND and ENGLAND.
wM L. BURTON,
Comedian
Enbeshed with plate Portraits and upward Of 600
lis i. not book for day It for all time library
self for the nrh Not line offensive to delicate minds
will be admitted
Polly Peabos.ems Wedding By john b Lamar
Gonclo By EPes Sargent
The Critic BY EPes Sargent
The Cold Water Man BY John @. SAKE.
socslasm: Scene from the Country. By j. Fenninore
Cooper
Shaking Hands By Edward Everett.
The Thiutle Game. BY I. w. Lane.
Over Cigar. From Reveries Of Bachelor.
TIE Yankee Lincah BY John g. Whittier.
The Manager and the Nightingale.
Doing Sheriff By I. A. Burke.
The Young Trsgedian BY Eliz. F. Ele
Widow Rugby's Husband. BY J. j. Hooper
AZ Alligator story. BY J; j. Hooper.
A tillsse Ale House BY +. L. Olnstead.
Pee wi Ho-ki. The Tshtan Cannibal
Miss Albina McLush BY ~ P. Willis.
Agents wanted In all sections Of the country.
Address j. b. FORD Agent for the Publishers, New York
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piano-tortes an6 alnsir.

A ROSEWOOD MELODEON, cost Si5, nearly
"a new, foT So; for $50 A Reed Organ with three
sops coat 80 for s6a New AID secondhand Piano. Ane
hecdeors In plain and e.rved 70 RENT .na Ien. ~
phed purchased HAe; DAVIS Co.'S Planes Win AhS wiz
sSi AoLsL attachment ~ low prees b. - -.
y J, GORDON Ne ~ E!9SsEAy'
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THO STEAMBOAT OWNERS and BUILDERS
i "GRIFFITHS PATBNT SCREW PROPELLER"
The attention Of Steamboat Owners aud Builders PaFtcs
larry invited b. the - . ,
GREAT SUPERIORITY OF GRlFFITHS PROPELLER
others used in the propulsion OF Steam Nessel.
Many various experiments have been made to test this
Propeller against the very best in
be to any desired pitch Is more efficient for given
blade little vibration TO the stem OF the
Lsh results for the of applied and
offers resistance when the under sail only
TERMS FOR ITS INTRODUCTION AND USE LIBERAL
For further information apply TO
CHARLES w. COPELAND,
Sole Agent for the United StA"s,
No. s. Broadway. New York.
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NET THE LADY's BOOK for your WIFE,
" She will save money by it, The preserving receipts in
this number stone worth So
II ALTO contains Fashion Plate with seven figures bsau''
fully ooloIed and Slipper Pattern printed in ColoIs
YOUR DAUGHTER
would like 20 have II for the Embroidery and Crochet Patterns
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK for JULY
/, the most beautiful and useful number Of the year Grand
father, Watch" is splendid line engaying ChLdens Fash
ions for uIv Beautifully colored Tidy Emboidey for Call
den. Garments Morning Dress Note Book Chair Cover;
Design for Sofa Cushion; Bridal Slipper Pattern Al Kinds Of
Embroidery The Drawing Master Aquariams with EngrHy'
ipqs COTTAGE and Plans Bssque Head Dresses Bracelet
Patch Work Msuts from Brodie; Point Lace; Collars and
C new ,tve Tussng and Carving and other EneIayinss
too numerous 10 mention. -,
Full instructions in ell kinds of Needle Work and
now TO CIT and CONTRIVE CHlLDRENS CLOTHES.
Read The Tslow Family in America" and The Mother $
Wages Trials OF English HousekesPe aud o'heT very 81
ceient stories
For sale bv all the Dealers.
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U,HE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY

WHITE LEAD,
sy and n ok importers and cIs,ses. q Lnsssd on PsI.
rrO1nd refined OIL Red Lead and LhAse Of sxtrs
Ine quality Tie trade and sonsney supplied On NE ess
hbera ,erIas By ROBERT COL6ATEA Co,
Genera Agents for the Company,
No. m Ysshs,, kswY1h
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Real Gstate for Sale.

AWAY TO THE COUNTRY COUNIkf
"A RESIDENCE, with city advantages VIII b. sold on
Cottase" AZ Clsremont miles from Jersey City Ferry, on
the Bergen Point plank road This cottage and
were erected thru wears By the late Alderman brokaw tor
lis ov ue materials and workmanship marble man
tied hard walls The Carriage House and Stables are
nicely finished and roomy The property contains about
acres Of ground the elevated Bergen flights over "
feet Shove Tie view 10 unsurpassed overlooking
the Bay and Hsrbor OF N,wiork, Staten sAns NaTrows
Highland Sc Water good and health Of location uueKcepton
able from Jersey City Ferry to Bergen Point pass tue
premises hourly Possession Immediately. VIII be sold
on the premises by D. SCOTT Auctonser The House vii
be open inspection during Monday Jnne = also on dy OF
ale Conditions made known day OF sale. For further par
,irss inquire D. SCOTT Auctoneer No. % Montsonlefy
st Jrr.ey City. OF BENNETT L HUNTINGTON, No.
Frontst, New York.
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WATCHEs and wELRY.-
painis, Oils, GLASS, 81.

DEFINED LARD OIL, for Burning and Ma
~ ehi a.s cos s PTRE TGLfoW OIL, which vii
oatw.I sperm stand. colder weather and burns vel wS
's" JOHN w. Quincy No. - WlaAn-e-
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Special Notices.


Special Meeting Of the First Ward Rep iiSn
en.sted 10 attend. II. GARLICK, Chairman
NJ A vAs LiLR, Secretary.
New-York Young Mems Christian Associaticn:
o'clock, ~ the University Essay by ne hss. w. D0
EDWARD C. MAtSHALL, kec Secretary.
Notiee--The Committee Public Health having the fol-
June 52 inst p m in Room No City Hall Parties inter-
.sted are particularly TFr'ieFted 20 appear; -, -
Filling LSts 5Oth and Dist ~ and ID and Lex
Filling saDken Lots south side l4hst between Avenues
and C. . $500 NJ 49,,
Filling srnlen Lots in 4lstst between 9Th and 10th
Filing suDken LOts between sd aud 18th ss and ID ana
z,havG -,
Filling suDken Lots between 4sth and 5lststs and % and
3dBys
h iANTS sH6EFS S p8go mss. on
ORISON BLUNT,
New-York Prison Association.- The Annual Meet
ing this Association for the election officers for the ensuing
year and for the transaction Of other business VIII be ad
y. JAS. e. hOLDhN' hecOIun8 oecIe.eIy.
Havemeyer q MoIler's Patent Cut Loaf Sugar,
superior quality Of Loaf Sugar, cut by PATENIhD ma
chine into square pieces Of convenient size Tor
HOTE i and A M l. USE,
and free from found mixed with the ordinary
Pot mp in BARRELS Of about 10 lbs, and HALF-BAR-
For sale By ali the principal Grocers all parts Of the city
and eopty or with the several other varieties Of hehnes
Buyers 81 '"e' o"'''' ''' % HAVEMEYER Il BOILER
To Committees on Fireworks.
SPECIAL NOTICE-The undersigned respectfully informs
for public display that orders cannot be taken amer
Tie Of in consequence Of the numerous orders Au
raf A. NJ. Maj Ion Lanai
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60 Ubom it man Concern.

OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of TAXES
" and ASSESSMENTS, April 20, lS57-TAx PAYERS
TAKE NOTICE-Noee 10 hereby given 10 all parties inter
ested that the Rolls Of the several Wards OF the
City Of NewYork have been delivered to Ne Commissioner
Of Taxes and and that the same Will De open oi
review and correction the Office Of the Commissone No
81 Chsmber. New Court Housed from the Sth day OF May
the 18th day Of June inclusive, between me nou
o'eloef q m. and O'Clock p H. ..
Application the correction Of erroneous sse.nents mus
be made Al the Office the Commissioners Of Taxes and A.
se.smen. during the period above mentioned All per'ons
who neglect make such application e1eepe oy re.soa
kne, or absence from the city during the entire period IN
which the books open will not be entitled TO rshef non
j. W. ALLEN,
A. J. WILLIAMSON,
J. w BROWN,
Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessmsnts
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To Comp,ittees on Fireworks.

To Committees on Fireworks.
SPECIAL NOTICE-The undersigned respectfully informs
public display that orders cannot be taken
H. Itb Of lime Of the orders already
,1ceiyed All other kinds Of FIREWORKS can be obtained
Wilism'st Address, as above, q. A. LILLlENDAHL
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Chances for Business Glen.

L'OR SALE-The FOUNDRY ESTABLISH
MENT in Pecksk formerly occupied BY Taylor Flaser
safe and profitable business will be disposed of with the prop
erty For particulars apply the premises Or st No z'
Wsterst Sew.York r. p. FLAGLER
d 400 FOR SALE, a ROUTE on a
p4UU. DAILY MORNING PAPER. Profits 800 .
year. Address PAPER, Tribune Office.
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NEW ILLUSTRATED GUIDE BOOKS.
~ d. APPLETON & Co, Nos. SAG and 3iS Broadway,
Publish WEDNESDAY:
APPLETONs' ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK
AMERICAN TRAVEL.
full and reliable Guide by Railway, Steamboat and Stage 70
the Cities Towns Waterfalls Mountains Nven Lakes Hunt
ing and Fishing Grounds Watering Places Summer Resorts
and all Scenes objects of importance aud interest IN the
United and the B5tish Provinces BY Addison Rich,
ards N A. With careful Maps Of all parts Of the Country aud
Pictures of places from original drawings by
the Author and VOL 2mo 400 pages 81
THE AMERICAN ANGLERS GUIDE;
On,
COMPLETE FISHERS MANUAL FOR THE UNITED
STATES.
With % illustrations Of the principal Anal Fish OF America
and upward Of 10 Illustrations Oil Steel Stone aud Wosa
VOL $50 pages. Price II So ~
' Now Ready. Third Edition Of
APPLETOSS .-...
ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY AND STEAM NAVIGATION
@
Containing 20 Maps Published monthly under the supervision
Of the Railroad COmIanes volume, 2ss pages frce - CTS
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF HEALTH, comprls-
Il ips the LAWS of PHYSICAL, Moral and krELLkcruAL
DrvrLoPNrXT the especial sphere Of the
JOURNAL but oil that promote the great degn oil human
happiness /, included in It's pages
HUMAN LIFE-Our platform is a broad one and our plan
of operations comprehensive All subjects. connected win
Diet Exercise Bathing, Cleanliness, Ventilation DweInl
Clothing Education Occupations Anusement anu 90 al ne
latons-s the elements hch combine TO make up a' co
ner thinr called HUMAN LIFE viii be clearly presented
PRACTICAL INSTRUCTlON.-Hydropsihy wiz BE t1ily
unoded and explained that all apply It in yaou. d
eases even those durable by other means Tbs Water
Cure equssd BY other mode Of treatment M those
peculsf complaints, common only 70 WOMEN Tue WATER
CVRI Will contain such advice and practical lnuc
ton considered most important il all these CRITICAL
vet uusN oidshle cases. Monthly, + year. Address
FOWLER AMP WELLS, No. sos Broadway, N Y
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

FURNISHED ROOMS 70 LET. with partial or
fsl BOARD; with al modern nProvementsi % ON sv
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CEyEN PER CENT CITY REVENUE BONDs
- Win be Issued by the Controller in sum, not s. ta s
PAYABLE from ,ix months 81 may De- desired
fbe r,on.v NAV be deposited with A " STOUT, Chamber
lain In sbo nd Bank Interest from date Of depos
GHOA REWARD Stolen from the factory OF
SSUUthc subscriber, at Bloomfield NJ y piece; offsn
oy ASsIMEREs viz pieces Cadet Nix, IS yards pesss
bsr g8 ysrds pieces brown, with dEab spot side
stripe "a Yards Samples Of the above can be seen 80 the once
ofte Chief Of Police The above reward vii BE- paid on the
'' ~ '-' DAVID CAKES.
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JnstruttloH.

CCHOOL-FARM-HO attention Of
- parents having dagahter. 20 educate invited 20
the ASHLAND COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE IN which thsss
ave combined The Institution the Catsn Mountains In
the Of Ashland Greene CO.. Students received
4, sny time For Circulars with full particulars apply 20 Ed
WARD GOODENOUGH, No. IL Ns.ssn-.t, NesYorkj Ed.
GRAY Baths Brooklyni VIM Ao2GAN, esq WhHsue
sursb the Principal
rTARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-Circulars con-
t.i.1s terms references view Of the Institute
BE- obtained By addressing A NEWMAN, A. ~. Principal
Gin PER YEAR is charged at FORT
- III PLAIN SEMINARY. Address the Rev J. T.
LATIMER, A. ~, Fort Pain, N. Y.
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DURDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-
pJe,, Circles, 2Sc Pit lSc Orchestra Chairs 500 Pri'
ynte Boxes % circle IS exclusive, or 81 for each person
Doors open 6i curtain win rise at 7s-rhIs ENENN1i
RONAPARTE; Or, The SIEGE or MOSCOW -, ,
Napoleon H. Allen Marie Bonuesu. Mrs Nichols
Mol UFsuigan. g. l. Fox Lisete MISS HERRING
Master Robby..G L. Fox Annette. miss r. hetl'us
~ MY AUNT.
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WANTED-A CLERK for Steamer; CLERK
w for an Insurance Co Men for Steam Tow boat
Drivers for Cars Porters for stores CLERKS
Porters Girls travel; Stewardes Apply TO GlLLsN
Co., No. G East Broadway.
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laT ACK7s Eater. -

HHT ALA L II L T. n -
w THIS EVENING, Monday, Jane 2?
MISS ELIZA LOGAN,
whose beautiful persOnations have been received WIN
thusas both the public and the press vi" appear o' tue
FIRST time
a, Sheridan Knowles Play of THE HUNCHbACh.
no render the Performances perfect and complete as pos
sit M, has the pleasure OF announcing ha an
,naneemen las Effected with that celebrated actor MI
1EORGE JORDAN who will make his htst appearance AZ
mis- TheateT THIS onday) EVENING in the character oil
81 M f.yorte Farce Of DIR. DILwoRTH viii follow
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mants.

A NICE and respectable Girl wishes situation
n 20 DO the HOUSEwORK Of a small family is good
RAN cook and excellent washer and roner, woad be WI
'ips to 40 in the country. Cal At No. rs BoweTy
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M II l. O's G A K ID Z n. =
IN Doors open at 7; to commence at o'clock.
Tickets 50 cents-Chldren half price.
MONDAY EVENING, June z, 1851 ~
JFROMEiS NEW COMIC FAIRY PANTOAlME,
BIANCO, OR THE MAGIC SWORD,
noun,ed with new and beautiful scenery tricks ansiorma
gions, costumes, accessories &c. p.
Antoine in great character
The embracing names OF 49,, NOM, - c0,,p NV
The evening entertainments TO commence WIN inc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-13

A RAILROAD DEcIsIoS.-A passenger got
on the l. c. r. r. at Jonesboro, and after
riding a mile and half, the conductor de-
manded the fare. Passenger offered 800
bill, the faro being sl.55. The conductor
could not change the bill, and told the pas
senger he must get out. The passenger did
SO, and sued the Company for damages
The Court decided in favor of the Company,
holding
l. That the conductor was not bound to
change the plaintiffs bill although It may
have been genuine.
2. That the offer of the bill, demanding a
return Of s9S.45 was not = tender of the
fare, nor offer 20 pay it.
3. Irh..at upon he demand Of the fare and
the refusal of the ;;lains.:i to pay it, the con:
ductor had the right to e1s2'l IL nia'h'in
from tbs cars, using no more force than Wa
necessary for that purpose.
4. That when a person goes aboard Of
passenger car without having paid his fare
in advance and the same is demanded by
the conductor Of the train and a refusal to
pay it when so demanded, the conductor is
not bound to take him to the next station
but may expel him at once, unless by such
expulsion the life or health of such person
would be thereby endangered.
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Aso,uE. DECISION BIZ Cursr JUSTICE r

ANOTHER DECISION BIZ CHIEF JUSTICE IA
SEr.-On the 25th ult., an important deei-
sion was made by Chief Justice fancy in the
L. S. Circuit Court for Virginia, in the case
of Warng VS.. the brig Alvance. This was
an action brought by the former British
consul for the port Of Norfolk against the
brig above mentioned, for having brought
over free negro from Antigua, and left him
in Virginia in bondage. Judgment was
given by Judge Hally burton, in June 1852,
condemning the vessel, but an appeal was
taken, and the question argued before the
Chief Justice on the Goth ult, when the
judgment of the court below was affirmed,
and the vessel condemned and ordered to be
sold.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-13

TuE SUGAR SwINpLE-The base trick Of
greedy Spectators in raising the price Of
sugar so high al to make it almost imposi-
BILE for poor people to use it is not likely to
be successful much longer. The announce
ment that firm in New y1::.A had invested
100000 is sugar from Manila, ON which
they would realize quarter Of million,
was followed by another to this affect.-
"Ddring four days of last week no less than
tifty-four vessels arrived in New York with
entire cargoes of sugar and no!assas, and
immense amounts arc now held on sPseua-
ton, which sooner or later must come into
the market" In Portland, this week, large
amounts of sugar, and twenty-five hendred
hogpheads Of molasses have been received.
The markets in New York and Boston are
inactive. Buyers will not pay the prices
that holders demand, and the inevitable con-
sequence will be that spectators will burn
their fingers-the biters will be bit. The
facts Of the sugar question are simply these
last year there was more sugar cane produ-
ced than was ever known in any previous
season; the present year the maple sugar
crop has been enonnOus-equelt to one-iorth
the entire consumtion Of the country; it Is
admitted on all hands that the cane fields OF
the South are laden with q precious and
abundant crop; the great sugar markets OF
the country are guild. Buyers will not
come into the market and pay the price de
manded; the trade is inactive; notes oil
spectators are maturing; the season is adj
vancing, and the new crop is coming for
ward rapidly. Under these circumstances
the present cxorbitant prices must decliue.
--BdDdLo Republic.
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MYsTERIoUs.-Last Tuesday whilst Rich-
ard Waugh, was in the river bottom about
two miles and half below town hunting
pidgeous, he discovered the body Of a man
in the river, being about half covered with
water. Dick being young and unaccuSom-
ed to such sights, gave up the idea of pigeon
hunting, and returned to town, where he
made his discovery known, when Judg. Nc
Carly summoned Coroner's jury who pro-
ceeded to the spot, and upon an examination
found that the flesh on the body was in a
state of putrefaction, and. as We learn, some
of the flesh was entirely washed away from
the bones, and it was also discovered that
the deceased had wound in his breast,
which looked as though he had been struck
with a club bludgeon, which no doubt caus-
ed his death. The jury being unable to ar
rive at anything definite returned verdict
in accordance with the above facts, and bur-
led the rcma ms on the spot. We understand
the deceased had several keys in his breech-
es pocket, but nothing by which the body
could be identified.
Such are the circumstances of the case as
they came to our knowledge, but as neither
of the jurymen have felt sufficient interest
in the matter to communicate the facts to us
we cannot vouch for our statement in every
particular. There is something mysterious
about the body being found in the secluded
spot it was, and it is probable that it is the
same person who was raised by the wheels
of the new st. Paul few weeks since, at
this place.-Hennepin Tribune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-13

SLAVERY IN OREGoN-It is q noteworthy
fact that in the discussion at present going
on in Oregon in refence to the formation of
. State constitution with the view of coming
into the Union as new State, quite large
party has arisen who advocate the introduc-
ton of slavery. They belong to no particu-
lar political party and come from no parti-
cular section. Yankees and southerners,
foreigners and native born, wings and demo-
Gratis are members of this party. Their
principle argument seems to be based on
the difficulty Of procuring laborers of all
kinds, and the question is discussed as a
simple matter of dollars and cents. The
fact illustrates the uselessness and folly Of
Wilmot proviso restrictions on territories
Before the Oregon bill, which contained the
"proviso," was passed by congress, the
people of that territory had prohibited
slavery in it; and now, in spite of the pro-
viso, they propose to introduce it. In this
age dollars and cents, not paper edicts, form
and regulate domestic institutions, and if
Oregon DE free State she will be free not
because Congress attempted to interfere in
her affairs, but because she believed that
slavery would not be profitable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-13

SUFFERING N TESSEssEE-The Knoxville
Register, May 9th, tells US that in East
Tennessee, the greatest scarcity of proven
der and grain Of every description prevails.
The cattle are dying by thethousands, and
in sor.2 sections the dependence is to cut
down trees, that t.y cattle may cat buds.
Nor is this alarming state OF ALAS coi.t:heo
to cattle. In many sections of the country,
families that have been well provided with
not only the necessaries but many of the
luxuries of life, are SO straitened as to be
compelled to 60 forty or fifty miles to buy
corn or wheat. The Register further says
that while this is the case with those who
have heretofore been comfortable and indie
pendent, the greater want prevails among
the poorer classes, and we yesterday learned
from gentleman from one Of the counties
east of Knoxville, that some of his neigh
bors were actually unable to have more than
one meal day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-13

CHICAGO MoRALITY.-A most disgraceful
affair has been brought to light in Chicago
in reference to the management of the coun-
ty poor house. 1t is NO less than that some
Of the officers Of the poor house have been
engaged in trafiicking in the dead bodies Of
paupers. The discovery was brought about
by the fact, that candidate for the office Of
Warden, on several occasions saw barrels,
filled with pork, as he thought, leaving the
Poor House, which il turns out, contained
dead bodies. The Journal says 8 committee
of the Board of Supervisors report, that they
are satisfied DIR. Peck, Mr.. Fay, and labor
er named Van Sizen, had been engaged in
this business; an that they received 500
for each body delivered at the depot iu Chi
cn1O