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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-29

The REBELS AND TIE PULPIr.-The vindi-
eative feeling Of the English against the Sc
pOys find expression even in the pulpit. The
Rev. DR.. AsHE, Of Wiltshire, an eloquent and
distinguished divine, on the day Of the nation
al fast, preached a discourse, from which we
take the subjOined paragraph:
The Indian Of future generations must not
be permitted TO point via brutal triumph 70
the scenes Of those atrocities. mol for many
an age to come let his dark face turn pale
when he whispers with white lips that UNDER
meath these ruin-stricken heaps there once
were streets Let him never think without
shame and terror Of those streets, where troops
Of young English girls-the flower and the
pride OF English families-the delicateiy nur-
tured and modestly brought up daughters Of
EnglishhOmes-weTe driven nakedl-placarded
for shameful sale amidst the jsers and the
taunts Of a brutal populaeel There, having
suffered all the foulest brutality Of man can
inhiet on woman, they were not permitted TO
down their dying, weary heads, and bTesk their
wretehed hearts in pieces no in their last
hours they were tortured, mangled, mutilated,
by the same, the same-Oh, mark the word,
for history has no parallel-by the same mis-
ereants whose hideous lust had made life to
them insupportable, and dsath-even the dread
ful lingering death that awaited thsm-their
only hope on this side Of the grave. And this,
alas, is one OF many horrors. Who has not
heard Of the chsmel pit Of Cawnpore? And
this, to-, is but one Of many horrors. Behold
the noble soldier bound TO the dreadful stake;
the wife whom bis strong arm can no more
protect is at his side /; the fuel which is to con-
sumo their living bodies with slow Ere is at
their feet. Is not this a death 70 satisfy the
raneor Of the bitterest enemy? MOI their
little children must first be tortured in their
sightl The little feet whose pleasant patter-
ing sound bad so often .~rejoieed the mothers
hesrt-the little hands which we're wont to be
lifted up in prayer to their Father who is in
h~esvsn-these little hands and feet are cut of,
joint By joint, and not till the wretehed father
and husband has heard the last scream Of his
little ones, torn to pieces BY these r~ufians, not
till he had witnessed the last and foulest out
rage inflicted upon his wife, was the fire Sindled
which was to consume the living bodies Of these
hesrt-;orn sufferers. And now will you ask
why do / we'll upon them? say the men Of
England must dwell upon them-the men Of
England must know what has been done, that
they may know and feel in their hearts core
what they have to do"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-29

MoRMoN MoDE OF ELEcrfox.-A cores
pondent writing from Utah mentions the fol-
lowing:
It has been stated to ne that on the Sunday
before the day fixed by law for the election,
Brigham Young rose in the Bowery, where an
audience OF several thousands was sollected,
and spoke substantially to this effect
Brethren, to morrow, you know, IL he day
70 vote for Delegate to Congress, 50 the law
says. But don't see why to-day Int iusf az
holy, and why we shouldn't take . vote to-
day. Brother Bernhisel, brethren, has done
well enough in Congress, though nobody's Of
much use there, and If it's worth while 10 send
anybody to Washington, l guess we might as
well send him back IL be can't do us any good,
ne won't do rs any harm. So al yon tk8 sre
IN favor OF sending Brother Bernhisel back will
please rise.1
Accordingly the whole audiences rose. The
next day, at the election, but few votes were
cast, and those all for DR.. Bsrnhlsel, it being
felt to be useless to oppose him, although he is
said to be very unpopular in Salt Lake City.
l do DR.. BernhiseI, any wrong By ttis nar-
ration, | an sure yon viii be willing 10 rorreet
anything which be shall prove to be Inaccurate.
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New York, Nov. l
Frlm the Psn0la star.l
p.Nor no-

EENM A4r E@uoA EAdf-l
Pamela ouSTT MISSISSIPPI
To Hon. PIT Seruggs JHfgs Of the SeveHfh Judicial
ID sfrcf cf M~hsnsHPpi:
The Grand Jurors Of said county, empan-
nelled, sYorn and charged at The November
Term, 1851, OF said Court, having finished
their labors, and are Row ready to adjourn,
feel that the occasion is one 10 which it is
proper for them 70 express the appreciation OF
yoGr able, dignihed and urbane manner Of dis
charging your duties IN the responsible station
you occupy, and to congratulate yOur honor.
and the people of the county, on the evidences
OF the decrease OF vice, immortality and crime
in our midst, and the permanent improvement
OF the best Interests Of the community in
which we reside.
Before our separation, permit us to express
our thanks, in behalf Of the citizens Of oer
county, as well rs ourselves, to your Honor, for
The satisfactory manner in which our inter-
course as a Court and Grand JOS has been
conducted during the present term Of the Court:
and TO Gen. Joshua Whitmore, for the prompt
and Efficient assistance, as well as the Impair
tial and dignihsd discharge Of his duties ss
District Attorney. We also embrace this op-
portunity Of returning oGr thanks, and request
ing your Honor 10 permit these remarks to be
entered on the minutes Of the Court, and pub
lished in the Pamela Star.
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~ The hard timss have seriously affected
the BOrse market. Ia New York the Post tells
rs those who a few months since bought on
speculation find themselves unable t. sell with
out a ruinoas discount from original cost, il at
all, while TO keep them is no less rHinous than
to sell them. At the semi-weekly horse auc-
tion on Monday, horses which in ordinary times
would be held at 500 to $50 each, were struck
down at SO to $50 and one animal, capable
q much service on a farm OF before a dray,
was struck of al So.
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.EOTFCE

tbs undsrslgned vii take eharzs o. lie
Il COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Hemphis. Tenn, fssf
IN The Q 81 o. Jsuuay n-xt and Wlsbes 70 hire tflU
afeen or tEsnfy Hotel servants, AL three or I'LL
four neat coo 3 and two pastry coctslr the next Tssr
for With gyd wages viii BE- PAID moathlF.
novls-tisni e D.. HrfruELL-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-29

SHAMEFUL CoEDUcT.-While the President
was receiving company to-day, not a little ex-
citement was occasioned by loud offensive Ian
gusge used by an attorney for claims to the
President. The latter quietly withdrew to a
private office which adjoins the sudienee-room
and remained there until the cause Of the dis
turbance reluctantly retired.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-29

In New York the managers Of the opera
have been compelled 10 lower the salaries
Of the employees ons-third or suspend. MAI
anne La Grange and D'Angri have accepted
the new terms, bat some Of the others yet re-
fuse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-29

u steam carriage for common roads has
MADE It's appearance in the streets Of Pitts
burgh. It turns corners readily. iraversss nm
even roads without difficulty, and rms eight
miles an hour with a pressure Of sixty pounds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-29

RowpYIsM.-At Washington, on Friday, as
the train from Baltimore was entering that
city, q passenger, Mr.. Blakely, Of Laurel vii
lage, Nd who vas seated in one OF The cars,
received IN his cheek . ball from a pistol fred
in the hands Of one Of a party Of young men
then on the commons The wound bled pro-
fusely, but it is not considered very serious.
Who was the offender In this case? The ne
eessitY for the enforcement of the bill to disaTm
Towdies is as gIaring as noon-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-29

Miss Charlotte Cushman and Charles
Mathews, who have been playing successful
engagements in New York, will, we learn, visit
New Orleans during the season, and appear at
the St. Charles theatre.
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APPEAL.
M E NJ P H S.
$1,000 usrrEp srATEa sEsAroR.

We learn from the Tuscumb;s NORTH fla
bgm;an that the HoE. C. c. CLAY, Jr., was on
the 26h inst reelected to the United States
Senate for the period of six years. from the
4tb Of March, 1859. He had no opposition,
Gov. NEsT0S having Withdrawn from the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-29

a Professor Calvin Stove, a leading
t~hsOlogian OF AndOysr, and husband of Mira
Stowe, it lie thought will run for Congress IN
in the district now represented BY Speaker
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-29

The Paris PTssss says that a number
Of French houses have sent agents to this
country with instructions to take corn, cotton
and sugar in payment Of aeeeptanees, and ex-
port them to Europe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-29

A letter from Shelbyyille, Tenn, saws
that there will be fatted for market, from $780,
900 to 100000 hogs, within an area Of fifty
miles each waY from that point.
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JSESg ReceiceG
O0A ~ X. All E d. eh-sss;
OOO 70 bzrre.a roll Batter
80 barre Macknfel, No. 2 and ,;
p half barrels DO. No ard 3
- Dfuas Coidfh;
70 btrels Ac and Laser Beers
80 taIrels Old B8urb n ana Rye WHISKY;
100 baskets Pip-rs Hsiisdck Champarls
30 essks Loudon P rter5
zoe bszz frsth Peaches and Pm Applss
100 dazen fresh Cove Oyst eIsf
IS boHHs Tomato Eefcn1ps
LOO boxes assGrted Pickias;
100 bcE-s Star Candlss,
200 boxss fn- Crlckerss
90 lbs Anplesf
leo boxes Hssfetter's et1ua-h Bitters
Also OranEes, Lmons. FizF. Eatsius. Nuts. ga-fIues
Tobacco CEsrs. Sugar, Canee, M1assss. AZ
For sale y J 2. FRANE.
BOWS No. IS front rru
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DDS are solicited By the undcrsianef ulfu TUESDAY
II telst pccemker nfxt, Tor the grading OF Wulington
street frum tsncs street south 10 tha Hsuando plank
roGd. Probe and sFeeihcat0us slowing quanfity and
quality o. Torf can b. seen By calling 81 the Mayors
One Esehanss Buildings E-W. B~UcKENER,
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ThS MoRAoS PRoPHKTs RAMPANT-Heber
kimbail ADD the Prophets are expecting a
high old time when the booty falls into the
hands OF the children Of Israel He saws in
a speaeh reported Ia the Dessrsf Meas. 4WiI
we have mama? The United St=tes have 700
wagons, loaded with about tive tons to each
wagon with all kinds Of things, and then
1000 head Of cattle, and there is said to be
$500 troops, with this that and the otber, that
Is all right. Suppose the troops don't get
here, but III the goods and eat1le cone: wei,
that would be a mighty help to as, nat would
eiothe up the boys and girls and make them
comfortable, aud then remember, there is fifteen
months provision besides. am only talking
about this. Suppose it extends on for four or
i've years and they send 100000 troops ana
provisions and goods in proportion, aad svery-
thing else got here and they did not.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-29

M Elch Goli Watrhes, rich suvsr Waarhess A L.
cry even vsrietyi ans CLOCKS. even vansfYf ans
Guns ana Fatoa even variety; ane Pockef CuftrrT
Also a iarIe assortment q Tioiins Guitars. Wut-r- A.
eordeonss Fancy Gods and Toys b.
THO4. J. HAEHra.
Agctl0n and CommisSlou M=rchart.
ROWS n No.
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u It is reckoaed that there is ole liquor
shop for every eighteen families in New York
rity, and for come neigbborhoods in the city
one grog shop for every ten fanilissI
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Fresh BaItimore Ovsters

HAVE just received clrsc -
4 firm BALTIMORE q iot % a1a
FRESH OYSTERS, which ] oNr ObN ItX
for sac, a. ne corner Of Ffeat NV y
Row and Wsshingtoa street. No. e.
n1V26-3t ---V SCRNT RAcrcaEuoo
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Trustees Sale,
Choice Fruits of AU Kinds.
Straved or Stnlnn

A LIKELY SORREL MARS MUEE. msresL
II and tail sh-vcd, shod bsf0re about nvcE~
years Old, vAite spa on the ia~ or Eeck about ~
As large - half adolar. Iwl pay a liberal 49,
IS Brent Row.
noT.2-lE CIV EDNovDs
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Sutton Salts.
PREMIUM MULES.

w WI sel At our Auction Mar on Tc-NOR-A
w hON a. % 0cOcss . pair q No 4 tuoF~
yesr cd MULES, - hsnds hiEh and vel br5ze
70 harness and saddle. 49,
n oAIoE q soS.
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Chancery Sale OF
LANDS, NEGROES, HORSES, MULES,
Corn, Fodder and Farming ImpIe-
manfa

~ purfuanes ~ "a ere o. ne g rcuif Cog-fof r-nt-,
4 c1uutys pr1n1u1osf al the Oefober I'm fe57 - -
CsHrt a. Austin DO the sult q Jsmes 3. Roblason ~
s9ah hoolnsons Admlni1trstors o. william Rsbfunon-
l17a47o, ana oi1er " Jam-s n. Owen, ] VII sell a.
C0mm sskner On TUESDAY aud W. NEsDAT. ne
~ ana s0h days u Decsm1er. 1851. On the premises
Or Samrs oven living - niles west Of Henanfo.
on tne Heusndo ruaf. leailng % Camme-es. and sr
mnes eafof Commeree, the following property 70 VT
Lands, sections eiEh-een and nlnetsen. as and l9l IN
EoWnshlp thrse r. ofrange Ten. 00l On cEssaw session.
Tunlcz county. Mississippi Tusnty-tEo nsgroes men.
women sd c1ufr-ri kules. Horses. Wszzo1E. Corn
fodlers and FarutnE Imp I'm uts % the hI hest bdfs-.
ane-thtri cs-h. the balance o. he pu-chaaa monev IN
two equA paJm-utss In one a1d two years. besrtna
Interest a. the rate q eight per cent. per snnum.
he above la1ds eomprise a ds ra1s b5ttom fsrm.
some four Or avs hundred acres cleared sftustef n
Buck Issnd Bayo1, az mHss fron the Commeros land
ing, Vith q good road thereto.
Boacs win approved securitT. vii Be- recuired. and =
lien retained upon H. lands and neEroes
FzLIX LABAUVB.
nraN=MNWNm GH-mmauaH--.
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A FARM o. eiznty acres tsa and q hsf niles 49,
a fr1m Court Square. This , are has about 90 r.fms
acrc4 cleared. Dseiling and 81 1ecsssary ouf I'LL
houses Cisten and arst rate Orchard. pr fur -tlL
ther ptrteulars apply Al tha ono o. TREADWELL 4
Two d0rs below The Commercisl -
ngTzf|f q
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GOIhen Sunni


ID ECErVED thia day . iot u Bslchetss 81. Louis Cold
n en- syrup of supedor quality.
Also, fsst B1ckvheat Flour, IN sacks and boxes.
Coeice soanea Butt 7 and Chees-. New M6assrs. Sugar
and Rios. Afarger stock than usua. A g-est vsrse '
Of everything IN he line.
nosR9-Iw a n. sPrCER A eOv
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building and Loan Association.
fIlhk iortJ-ni 81 instaumsn t o The Bgl1ina ans Loan
n Association Utl Be- had 90 TUESDAY. December I.
1871 payable q the Treasurer 81 J. y. CHADWICKs
ono oorner n h4fi.al Street ahd Bank Az NJ.
ne funds Ill be oanad ssme evening a. s G'cIO-k al
h-auiE h0ru-s enoe. aout7 side q Court squars-
y. h-Non@ out blrklb's funds viii b. rec~tven here
Aitef N payment u Cor dues By order a me B1srd.
nof@s ar J ~. CWAuWrrF g-~efsv
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a aOoeh end lot on corner 81 Lnd n and ~
n CAusey street; new frame borse: ~ 80 So
oy 100 fet Terms. s4so cash, the balance Einl
b three and slx uoaths t4nL
n. o. 7 4 SON.,
novA-l4 Auctioneers ami Real Estate Brosors.
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Amustmfnts.
Crlsp's Galety Thcatre.

AEa1re aAA AAuAttrs h CAAor-
stkEc J. G CAETLITCH
Mr. T. C.
Conductor Of Orches-rz -.-.---...Pr0fessor BESsfNG.
7 Universal desire 7 -uEagemcut Of the eminent ar
ID flsts Mr. AMI Mn JOIN DaEE, Ter SIX EIGHrS
ONLY Novsity ertraordlnsrv. ~OnsNOSDAT EVEN-
ING November 10h, 1897, viii be acssa ne splendid
drama OF SATAN IN PARIS, or II HTSrERI0ES
STRANGER. mEhich Nj John Drew vii impeTsonats
six different chsrarfers. Cont YaniEe Mr. John Drew.
Pas Dc Dsux Ia SEQUtDILLAs BY the fairy skaters Hen
rade To conciuis ~iih ne comic DIANA Of HANDY
Ha1dv. ~ John Dree
- fur nnrrfrrHa - AIS a. - Az wr-qn
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OHII5Lud5 IS Near az Hand,
A 80 famHl-s can rely on SITTING such arf-Iss a. they
n MAJ Nslt for making Airce p O. Curr4nis, naiE-
ms. citron, CD = etc &c. All frrsh ana ar
ncV19-iw r. n sPIgER 4 sON-
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TO III


DESIRABLE residsnos On Adams street -
\ convenient % business. Possession given n
TIE frst % Dsosuber. Auuiv 10 rHI
nos2t-lu COOK o 4mH
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Curtain Materials.

RkOOAfELrH SATIN Delaine, Worsted pamask. Cos-
y Ton Danask, Lece and Muslin Cartsins, Transrarent
Sesoes, bud HOLLANDS, WindaE Cornices. Curtain Sands
and Pins EVER article % Gaois and Trfnmines aeces-
sary = decorate . C0tta<s or Paiscs. UpA1lsterinx and
Sert.ln HanE!ng executed By an experienced workman
n0vo a co
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STILL have shout HgTY 40. 1 NEGEOEaa
Il q sTry deserlDlons Tor sale q. NJ Hsrt, soan
side Court square.
A. WALLACE -
uorll-.N Nnr---n.-r - ..-.. u-..-
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aEard Timss,, IN Englard.

This is unqusstionably, says the n. Y. Err
prcss, to be a severe winter among the opera
tives in the great manufacturing districts of
among our lsboring classes, it looks as if they
were destined to be much harder there. While
many Of our lsborers are considering it a hard
ship to work for a dollar a day, and are enter
tanning propositions to a'striks for higher va
ges," in England the question is rapidly re-
ducing itself to one Of life OF death. Our latest
advicss uniformly tell the same unpleasant
tale. The depression Of trade IS making itself
severely felt at Manchester, Bradford, Leices
ter, H1dders6sld, Leeds, Birmingham, and, in
deed, in all the great manufacturing centres of
the country. Many leading houses in Man
chester are Diminishing not only their humber
operatives, but statesmen, warehoussmsn and
clerks The leading mills have stopped, and
the humber OF men and women thereby bersft
Of employment can only be BY the thousand.
At Preston the whole Of the operatives in
more than a dozen cotton mills have been
thrown out Of employment by an entire stop
page, while about 30 mills here srs running
only three an four days per week This IN
fortunate paralysis Of trade is principally the
result Of the American panic. The hosiery
trade a. leicester is also suferiug severely.
Al Bradford the wooden mills were nearly at a
stand. The demand for goods for the United
States had almost entirely ceased. The Eng
fishers prospects for the winter, therefore, it
viii thus be seen, are a shade or two darker
than our Owl, because, before trade can revive
here, We must first experience { revival in
business and z renewal Of confidence. Not until
our Flora HcFlimsey can afford to 90 into
market again to buy uplaess, hosiery, silks, and
other foreign fabrics, can British mills and
machinery be expected to resume with profit.
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an KEGS prime Pigs Feet 1ust received and for sale
w oy Z n POTTER,
n0ytf ia Maia-si. sud dosr asovs Adams-st.
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I M BOXES Chess, Just received ard for sale By
AOO r. q. POTTER.
novl4 ia Kain-st.. Ord deer above Adams.
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Notice.
1000 Boxes Tobacco,

lust received from the best uaaufasfurers m VIZ
- ginia, and for sale lower than ever 70 The tTade.
We vii dup'icate sny Northern or Eastern bl bought
IN the last Twelve months. WITH the same or brands
equally good, from enc 70 one hunfred hoKes
novis-im J. SHARPE a 70.
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slfn A0brrtissnlfnts.
To Contractors

The Misses Young's School.
TaE duties o. the Misses TOUNG'5 ~ viii Be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20
Republican Conventions.
Correspondence Of Tho Evening JournA,

sEhsck COUNTY.
Oar county Convention vas hed 10 day Casper D ys
csi,s, Of ioo Chairman .. H. wud aud Mr. ools sec-,
taries.
II = Stanton, Of seBecs Falls, and D. n scou, Of OLA
we're sppc n,ed state doessses.
Gos,n. OF wsisrioo, J. X. RohArdson, u ws.w
loo VIM Burroughs, o, Yavict, iud olary delegates
uro soutavica, o. Japius A q. Drake, Of Tyre; 10
gers, Of Fayesis D. John scn, OF Romulus; W. ~
sro, Of seneca Falls, and - Of Covers, senasorSs
delegates
At OF the town Represented and nearly al fuIy
eevs,s good ssechs, were nsde, good feeling prevailed
snt Al seemed determined " buckle 90 tner amor ~
the oonlrs ccrles, IN esrnSt
onLEars oovyTv
We lfsTE tat the CcrveDiloa IN saiurdsy spponsd
W. Bctell, q, Albion ssd nsvld Joaos o. Kendall, DIS
yatcs q the Perubhcso safe oonveuuon.
Per .m.n rcid ard rohn ". GRAVES were sppci1,si ss
tgars IN the judicial Convention.
\ Reynolds, Nelson Hughes, rnorm Turner, q
r,yor sas NJ Cocsrsno, delegates " he scs,sorh Ccr
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
venaSlicsn conyeulon held Al Fopds TIE lor dsy
Of setseWbsr n sss called 70 order as o'ei,cs p
On motion Of q Heath, A. W. Hall vas chcssn Chsr
nan on molten o. W W Kline, q eler, 8 Philips =
Mohawk wrs oboser Secretary
or ceiling The roll fur delegation vss present,
M convention proceeded 10 cleo, STATE delegates "
spre's a'e ne crss ssIe, me pon h,pTsn.n SUI
alen and Abraham TIses, Esq Of Pala ipe wore ulAr
m usy chosen ~ slrn dsega'es
suss Reed, Of ADstcrcan, and David n Haoteey I,
or Nocer, vere thop chosen, on MOTION o. sI.ernsi<
deisestes
comnittre ~ one from earh 70 ~r then appanss1
u report tie rspes 81 Ju cal and ssna,rtI delessss
for said coon'y o. uoE,esmery This committee thro sh
uov cf armsr, NJ rs'pn, reported the fplasioe
Judi "a -Lsnell xcssrun, Of Amsterdam; usHss~
Freeman, OF Rns'
s,nstoris.-.U. Pssten, Of Msdcu; Johs N scheu. q
vchs rt, md 'amus a sve<n, Of Florida
Tte reperi received and sdoptcd unansrrousy
The Sha.uan ard sccresav theu on motion appclrss<
conn iuee ~ ave 70 sc' - County o-respopdlse ocmus
,ec : Jacob w. Hoy,cn, Of cleo; l. Fox 70, y Undc.i
y " Berry, or Mohawk; :, =. Pssssn, Of Ams,ertaa
Traces Hoas, OF Ctstlestoa.
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west 70 realize hs relarve q " vass Of Ne
Missouri, yoQ have oily tske han eueka fall q ORC
a then az he buckee with mud and sor snarty FOR sen
minutes the contents Of the bucket then will gye you
the clcsrsss -muddess would be betee word-sdsA OF
culinary purposes Father hAihes, am sue wouli
never have a.ked 70 rpvst man 70 bis total abstinence
principles he had othor beverage LETT Than Missouri
water
Tnis n our third day from, Jefferson City, and OK
PERI 70 reach Lesvsn ~orth o morrow morning, whence
We ssase IL 70 Iecampton Most OF the passengers on
board 70 cludips several women and children nm
grants TO Kspsas Others 60 70 buy and' there and ~
g. soulAa There going there for political paT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20
RHODE ISLAND.
TBg FAILURE oy PHILIP sLbEs IND aofe,

TBg PAfLuhB OF PHILIP sLBES IND fOfs,
From me Providence journal, set -
will not os ~ Of resfe that rs Old aud
ectsblo house Of Philip Aen Sons has fae1 osne
the COMMERCIAL pressure The tnmsdiatr csi-e " ms
d1iet tho failure " Frederick Swan, OF Ne. fo-k
sboh 'hre~ back upou then the paper n the Elm stress
SapFac wing COMPANY shon they were eat0,sars
ltge smsun' rhe Yeboro1 hs1illtes ~ pnilp Alien
49, (ucndrg thsF ssdovse merits fof The ~ ussoei
2 fp!) tsle ocen vasdy exaggerated raair asse.
CO. 4 mNnufscoriis proper,y print cra,ls -
bs lSNso pec.ss week, ant large real SOS W
Fonsy tines these as - weuld ne srgeif HeYcnd
" hoooeohe" q toe house. rbey vii mare no pr
ie nest " none, and tbs -bole NJ tbs~ properly
rill be ivided among iha,r sredtors
The report 10 the New Yak psperp ,hst "a harlan s,