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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-08
NUMBER 2O2
Lindsey's Advertisements.
FOR RENT.
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOT
Pnhlic S ale

IN Thursday lst Of October next II O'Clock A. NJ
- the premises, will sell that valuable Tot the cor
Of Front and Clark streets, adjoining the
H. s. French Son. The Lot fronts 90 feet Front
and 90 on Clark.
TEEMs credit of one two and three years. for
payable in Bank bearing interest satisfactorily endorsed and
a lien retained. a. v. S LIN SLEY,
&. R. GLAscocK, Auctioneer. 3. 9. & ?. aug2
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GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
STEAMBOhTS-PATE BENZOLE GAS
County and State Rights for Sale. The only
BenzOIe Machine that will give good light.

BenZOIe Machine that Will give good light.
THE entire apparatus ssimPe occupies but little Too
requires little or no attentOn-eXcept winding up,
sir liar to cock.
The expense is one third less than ordinary Coal Gas
and makes the most handsome and cheapest light IN the
world. II be in practical operation al hender
son b Bros, Deaderick street.
ANY persons wanting their houses hgnIeo can be sup
pied Immediately they having made contract for the
furnishing Of Davidson county, aud solicit orders.
Information concerning State and County rights can be
bad by applying to VIM WhkNE
ang q Cherry Street Nashville.
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ANEAT REsIDENCE IN FDGEFIEI.D.

now offered for bargain The Otfronts @ fss1
on Woodland street and 10 Mnick. The HOuss
ains four good rooms good estsrn SC. The house is
ouit Of bHek and the situation the best IN Edgehe
VIII be sold low. Apply to a 5. LINDSEY,
iuneI3-tf a CnIIaar .lreaI.
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A NEAT DWELLING HOUSE


Lot Cherry street, South Nashville, near the Bapts
n Church, en- which there Is a small Frame 8nement.
The lot fronts 20 feet, is l5O feet deep Apply
sept - BPs A. v ) LINDSLBY.
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moro than wers syp ,oped 70 them eA 4 The first
a. s n on
sSps start enc % zach O. Which s nsrs shSd DO q least two
The limited number Of in hsi precinct and rsxrei
s 81 Ts s Ss ss
sss nS &c I 30 s s as a. IN
poriant water IRON ana aso embraoas ,me Q. The most VI
:ss. "a X
s fS 30 mere should Be mn s
y ard q
the G s % ss . s s -
number Of alowei 70 the cid deps,tm an. the
% sas
s1 q s s a. y u
SON. Isl assault With ptens o II To- sssanS .sd battery
s.S;J.;y .s.s"s ;s ss,.I
sshng I grand ,Ssay nE
@ 81 o. y
%ss. ne is asspeE ssrssr II s.s
9. b. false p.ssnos ss0sIs petty yon. larceny 81
Is sesssiy q
psasss ~ r ute ,., yS s Is S
q .soron seeaoss assa,s %shIa oo1 Siaia Iss
fossl. 7iz '"' . "'-,~'- 1N'' '' '' ~
First Diais Pos Court fcers Crcase. and Gardner,
Cd rtecinet Ia'a G,rvin and Benne h pre- anct; King,
pss si l ae' $ precinct
Coax, Curry and Bower. 9Th precinct Smith and paya,
Third Dris Polio. Court -oHcers Baldwin. s.h precinct
Slowery iDth precinct aaln, m precinct; Van
Tas,e 18th precinct; MCDONNELL 7t precinct, Mills 10Th
cn.t.
Io Dsssi. Police v o.s 70 Porter. Graham and
Of Dougkerty, 4h precinct; Truex.
d. us and Eoaston 5h precnct dels sh precnc Pe and
Burihon, Oh precinct; WleS l2h precinct; Brdaa1 8h
precinct loweyy l9h precinct Walsh 18th precnci Forbes
and Relay, alat precinct,
REPORT OF rHz DKruTY SUPERINTENDENT OF
BROOKLYN.
TO A. Dsq General Superintendent Vt Police
SRTbe undersigned would respectfully present 10 the
following report showing the Of persons comprising
the police force city Brooklyn Also number
arrested by the police for feones msdesanors,
and osher oSnnc-s From April q September 1897 and
the condition OF the several station houses Respectfully.
JOHN g. FOLK Deputy Superintendent Of fohce
Rpnn Cant q
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

4 NEW MONTHLY MAG lZiNE-
~ Phillips SAMPSON C0MpANY
Tas xTL sNTIC MONTHLY
They VIII furnish the reading public new sourcs
Of and instruction and 20 give 70 authors mes
and hdependost vehicle OF thought.
The current literature and the nent Questions or tho
day will receive attention; While At the same Time no
pains viii be spared nj attractive miscellany OF
lales, sketches and poetry. from the best writer's
Amor othsr contributors hoy permit et 10 nsmo the
folio wing from W Jm articles may ba eyoeCtsd-
william n Prescott, Mrs II. Beecner Stowe,
Ralph y ALDO Emerson, kfs. Gaskeu.
HeYry W Longeuow, Author OF Hnlh, Mary
Rev ?. II. ledge, d. D. Barton.' North and
Nathn Hawthorne, STuth &c
John u Whittier Mrs l.. MsYsA Chnd,
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Mrs Kirkland,
j. o,nIop Ss,isJ. Aushor o. Ida Nay"
Geo. Vim. "UAse, &C.
Herman Melville, Miss Rose Ferry.
Prof : J. cs sis 4a.Sor Of rss Dead Be-
,. p. Nffppie cretn DC
RdmunA Quincy. q Rufni.
= ulhor Of "Wensiey." An hor OF DoeoY Anto-
J. rrowbrsdge, MO Ac
Author of 'Ee.ghbor jack Shirley Brooks,
wool &C. Author o; Aspen Court"
o. " Phlllc,. &c
. asT ss Of Tr'' Married iasss ronu. ror
1ssar . Singleton ron, E1a,ss 30,
tanoy.o Tnos W. Parsons
The attention respectfully invited IN this adver
tse All articles received will be carefully examined,
and, u acc.pt<d will be literally paid for.
The pubhers viii atm 10 have each number ready In time
for distribution and sale tho remoe paris OF the oun
tended
Retail price, rs cents each number.
liberal discount made 70 clubs those who buy 10 sell
The attention OF booksellers pe,io1cal dealers pewsmen
and book agents. requested and their orders respectfully
solicited.
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The lccwirs Statement ali The plumber perto
rested the poco feloDifs md and oher Of
fences from April - " sepemoer |, ,o57:- .
Assaal ard battery asesu with intent 70 kill q alt
with i5reas 10 assault aernp. larceny mot bur
gixry attempt pass counterfeit attempt rape
g. l. attempt al burglary 20,
brsach Of peace it, 6sAdy careless driving
drunk and dsordery 39o deserion 2 disturbing
religious meetings eacaped prisoners emoezzinnnsnt
nghting the srees 03 false preencss forenx bail
cn highway robaery - h.bI.ua d unhSrds 81 n,o1caion
" A. Insulting fe0al<s keeping dsorery houses IA mali.
cous mischief H. murder malicious respsss l6 peti; sroe
tuition gerury ps'en. ss'e swin indie receiving
rtssns selling obscene prints Of lar
ceny 90 suspicion Of burglary suspicion Of suspi
sabbng selling pohoies using slung shot viola
ton Of tws 81 violating city ordinances l vagrancy
ls9. 1otsl-3A9
The statement condition Of several station
be oows-Frst Second Fourth and Eighth
In good cord,tiu The Third wants great many REPAIRS
Firh Sinh Seventh and Ninth small undt
police purposes These last Al rented.
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superior Court.
Before Hon. Judse sloessn.

JOHN TponPsoN, rHH WALL srRHEr BROKER.
srrr. 1o--BaSn and Oh-s John TAompsou The
Judge directed ordor OF 10 be on tue
defendant rsrulstng nos 70 bring any setsn tor
Of th-s arrest
Eseks eseSRor, Hicts Ndoie -Juds mont sod ere
ouou susi Nagle vsosed and Get aside, but without
css.
T-v, NJ Ballard on isfant, vs.. ne Nee FORK ond HaY
I'm Raroda Cb~rpary Inc defendants appealed from the
drrIyn az the tssiug ofcor a. to their oosn Tho plain
M will be isoolleced, brought action at1ss The
- az sus fot bepg elected from the he bsnt n
se time eomrutor, out he refused 70 she's bis comma
alton ticket. Inc complain. was Dismissed, and the
aging officer refused y sics the defendants coss Inc
ruGzs reversed ret tt"op sad awarded sostr 70 defend
spk
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rbs Case OF the Convict Smith
UrIrEp srATRe CIRCUIT COURT.
BEFORE Hen. Judge Nelson.

ssrr 10 In u Aalr Of Ae Conrct smih mo prisoner
who was sentenced death for the murder OF The cook
on board The brig Gen. Fierce, bat which ". commutsd
by the Presidon, 10 seven years imprisonment, wss
brough mp for further snsenoe ccouviccu for The
msrraushscr Of Capt Lawson, OF thai vessel appears
tbsi under the act OF 1870 was mol punsh
able in the Ssse prison, and that this offence vas com
INIT ed before The scs or 1867, tho Court should therefore
sentence the convi 10 pcntentary Other prlson
than that 70 which hs serence commusod Tor sovsn
years by the Presidont
In consequence or this difficulty, the District Attorney
did ask for the secoud sentence aud the prisoners
punishment win remain at the oommuhi on.
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1hemas then made his eDcape BY creeping aioug beam
70 In tho Of the JAIL yVd and letting meen
down by means Of tho strips OF bis blanket He
served by two Who were In the rear and who
the alarm tho keeper Mr. John Leo Tho sheriff In mo
dstey dcputsed sufficient number o. persons 70 sur
round the M and prevent the OF Kelly, who was
ss upon tue roof rhe then went upon The ro,f
and succeeded In capturing Kelly and taking him 70 cell
Nelly was awaiting trial charge Of grand Isroeny, and
be confined In the cells Of the Fourth district station
rcuse awaiting examlnaop nearly succeeded in enoApnx
pg digging Assay The brtnk. from the wall OF hs oeii
me Board OF Supervisors have refused 70 provide
watohman Tor the A and consequently there q great
facility for escape
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AsrROI.CGY.

IQE CRCBLsD srREwr- w 90 sEwA8D ~ ovYyR.
hOO cd 10 Anr person who surpsas MADAME 0i,fr
TOR IN swing cfrect statements All through
particularly abs nj III aa( giving luk
nuneer. k-Msdame q The only real genuine ssro
oght nov ~ 2 Uriio1 States. she Tho
yeres cssee 81 crrsumprr liver curpa smofuls aud N
hc Al Diseases mostly By charm. Ehs sied ady wul vel
be osesse by erpD ooknE NJ the CAL and satst
yourselves i& Orchard u,ree bewcen Eossop srt sansn
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FRcAr FROM Jan "A yocng rl.a aamet Joha Taomas,
who wac incncersed IN jail svaug trial on charge Of
stealing ssch some time since, escaped from the Kings
county all tuesday night about nlns ,cock He sIlb
hb ccmpan0n named simon Kelly, ed swsy the bars Of
the window Of lScr cell, and orept out upon the roof
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ArA Mfa1INn AL rHH rIRsr MARIO nRMoORArII

At MEs1rNO OF The FIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC
"A Astocison held Al ts1 house Of harris ncCsy nos
ard II Broadway Wednesday evening the 10th OF seoiem
Der 1851 President 10 he chair the following prea
and olu ors unanimously sdoP ed
Whereas, the lime has when BECOMES Incumbent
all and democrat devote time 10 the welfare
Of tue cause therefore belt
Resolved heartily and fully endorse the
sciar By late Democratic Convention st syracuse
the patriotic feelings which their united action
thai ooc~son
Resolved Tsa We will suppor, ticket nominated BY
hsm With the feelings d demecss who, knowing their rights
dare maintain them
hrso we'd Thai point with pity and the SANDER
rea made by enned delegate from this dIrct nj
the above named CONVENTION aud hat Will show and
III. IL NJ the november eeciion and
we Will tR. !. chance " n cDd bslh on Ina, d..
cd Jht Yespefuly invite the democratic asso-
atoms Of old Re 1nd and Third wards 10 commit
10 with commit ee from assocaiIon
convenient make ward ucxes for the charter
ton
hesoived That 60 Adjourn meet nj Charles McCays
honda. evening Sept a. s O'Clock. and TIA. the pro.
cesdpgs Of his meeting puDaned In the sunday Herald
sDWAKD BuHK, President
r Pm ,'r E4s.' ,secres.r..
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TIVE FTREsrFy.

49,
ArA SPECIAL NETTING or wssufvaroS IRVINE
n Hose TEN any No. ~ convened a. the b0uss,
on onday eyennr y. rtensber 81 1867, he loos resou
ions were naniuousy adopted
Re,olved That Ia with feelings OF resret thai MS lu
pany are called 70 accept the resignation % Efwsrd
RYDER Esa al sssista, AMI -ppn y 81 bis
psay .-..--
Resolved That the thanks Of The compsny 30 due . or
for the valuable services lie hat rendered the cpshy Nm7
Assistant Foreman. -
Resolved That copy u he above be gressn;ed . Nm
And also cory be published In the reshrS Irs1el sL1
New York Herald JhoVB FvVhen, NusrmNn.
SHoRcE HOoK secy.
ANEW YORK SEPT H. ls57.-A hEsrINg or nxLt
IN rates 10 make r the recspaon 81 kpgne
Vr1np.Dv No ~ IN hsir rom her efelfseo . u
ford A. W he held The house OF kugine tampKyF no IA
covn, ~ Chnr~h ana streets sondsy evening sep
al iss7 Al oco-s companies ~ho lnepd psricpsilns WI
si $50. 80 4. -. ~. S.is.sf,s BOUT, ROsRRs
pN>so sona oo''s- Jas FORSYTH.
EgOCH SMITH,
Committee Of Arrangements Of Engine Company No ~
~-orrcy -yuE OFFICERS AND xsssaRs OF DosrL
n nant.l gncket Company No. L 'ot brooxlyu y,
Il r,sn Ia ser hanks % ths omrers and NON
bss ~ ssrune Hoss rompsny so 2 Of IBIS city FOR her
sytr. ~ nans~ tospfs 10 on The occs<ian %
p.,ads q pAriDipGe he fetepuoa % Americas nusus
fopsuy 20 on wednesday evenng 10 nstsnA and ihey
tnay ret assured hai they vii be Iememoered Fs
be company ~ kkshhh F0rrheA
A. wxsEis, Secy.
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AyorICR The ooNhITTxn ON wHARvEs, pIGSn
IN and Slips OF the Board OF ronncinsn viii Ieet
III, rse Az NEXT 2b us Mt in the ch,m1sr ~ tho
Board Of Councilaep, No CT, Ha IN consider 70 tho
prcprey removing AL lumber ara wood now piled On Tho
piers bubheads The scrh river, lei%oer he hasy
and Thirteenth sIeeL
JOBN gAuLCH.l
w. W. JuDsCH,
II 8 sIfE Com 90 Wexses. &c.
A. J. ODnLL,
Il BMlrE,
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NEWSPAPERS.
SUSDAY PAPERS IN BRooKeys-
- or rae al RloHARDsOks 10 High, near Fuon srect
krglish papt served in Mes ork and Brooklyn
Immediately ON the arrival Of steamora
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POLITICAL.

10TH vAHD CoUkOIL-MEMBEns WILL BE PUNO
Id tua n their alter dance 81 onaerdonhs Hail. arand
Monday nBg 2sl Inst 81 oclc ck bushes
Of importance viii be before toe council By order
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RuroET or Tus psru1y SUPERINTENDENT or Esy

CrrtCn DEfu1r 0rrERfNfESurNr.l
NV yopK Sept 4 1857.
NOS y A Tttsx,rcr. arSFnat SrrTntNrrSprvr,--
sss ss; he sss q V q SS ss ns
esss me offences tcr whcs such arrests were mase oe
ssaP%Iasn Pose DsirleI passed April Is 1851 40 o he
q rss-sS, s r1@ you gan M 2,
o. rec I'd, 4 ofce he order IN which The o.
~ ~, rsaarn vas made o sns GENERAL Superb
. "a ss .s X S cSsa SssSS. ss "a Sss s
ss, % s =, In I'm a.. md s s i Hs 3 "a
s am h. June 70 Gun l a. ' s gnos sae
Win Sui lev slcspa5ns n,de !, tsis
pl,eo one p.n q Re Sorpcr.d sasor
rs from ne .U Tempo aRpns uss y
sred and IN scs, every ussrcs days elapsed be
sss ~ rs men .rs ee made @ prisoners
. ssrs .rs but ~. s. sS a ' s o. euaue o &c
icry Of The precrcs Consequently during the occugsncy
se Oo.r, Being oss.d oysrlcs mse! eases o. no s
op sSd asras,y consuct Bs. hs s see oype
son 70 he sosrs q Police and III s ss as s bun NM
dat up ne middle o. July there we've not On
more nan so %en anelsSns oee.s scnsg dcng dn
On Ae as. day % August in aceordaace With yor orders,
phea humber Of ofcsrs and p,ronen Tbs sppcrcaeat
I'D 2 DC made S rgs he limited ber q $50 resasr gsr
ssTa NE .oas q Sessions and Police dhs eass
eyen I,pe s.s q, - l.er rc-oa.oa o. soard i
preeact ai's he dsis.s Of he ose specials on lie ia
sppen very rres improyesnt has ,Ss.s p,es "a ss
ssg1 ss %e ss q ss dsssmen sns am very
S pope ssS %s has s., ne gq s ss 's,"
h9wsss . can only Be done By cons an, aud unprns
% S"miT :. COMPLAIN, Ss s ssSs eS Ssa d pi A. S
NNn.t 4ssa.aea W casons acd With but few
~ wHN, e be over xe,iorsnsa, - dI,ch.rEe
h,r a.,I, lss ",ss Ts'l ~ be new sppoin,ed msn
ts1sse ile ~ go Forh precires se~sa-ir require
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on the day before tire IRE from clerk Of Baird Cam
log barr On bolng shown some bags he could not iden
~ Them NJ TIE onss taken By wossn, ~ nearly all the
coffee bsgs In the city the same In apnesr moe Inc
Cd 10 an Rag Win thavngs By cooper
in who're employ the defeadant The hoocs OF tho
casks exhibited 70 the tary we're cut Ia avorkmsnlEe
nss H. 49, "a Save. we're a. the
general ohscts IN s cooper shops and Bsarnes vas IN
the habit u getting shavinss from the coopers shop
The prisoner 10 lock the shop on saturday, "
hoy, whom he sskcd 10 borrow q bsg which he after
wards ncd with shsvnes and leave the key In NJ swans
That gentleman svoe thai the defendant on the night
preceding the Orc In the 'front.' while he vas
in the back room, aud Immediately heard Keys nge ihs
person said, ~ 10 me- want your lantern ~ -as the
prisoners voirc; tho tho station house, the
defendant tho habit OF borro sing lantern about
three times week The evidence or t~o seamen, who
were sitting In the room ~nen the prisoner came in
other oT he nail and also lantern Mr. Rogers,
irving al the fire. said he found the bsok door OF the
.bsv,ps. sus .Dsro which vs- ,depass !. being Inc
enc that the prisoner bo~ro -ed OF Mr.. swan He
IN front street the morning Of the orc AMI the
evening befbre with lamp, by clerk, who ALSO
that the accused brought shsvrgs In barrel 10 Mr. Bssu
ian's store Az he busy with customers he did
psy much attention 70 The oonduct Of the defendant Al
other party met him With . dark lantern, when wogan
remarked that he was going to Blscx Bail si, 70 watch
some ,bievos. sichseI Powers person nss wogsu
standing he thed Of the cDoper snor, but did 500
his face The prosecution Continued his Honor) say THAI
the duty OF the prisoner 10 explain ali these crCnn
srnces nv1 not enough that the evidence sho~cd bis
gun exclude every other hYpothesif but thai OF
fult II all these Circumstances could exit aui he be
perfectly innocent, wa, the duty Of the jury
70 SCOUT svtn without me prodecion o. any vltnes,e,
proposition hat he intent inferIso from The ast That
true hut tnere anoher thing 10 be cnsidered
No commits cr,ms for the love of w. there musi al
ways be . motive fcr s preparation either revenre or
gain he asked The jury Ia vewins 81 the circumsiau
o. he care With fcruin.zng eye, whether they coud do
les any motive for tho pcFres,ion 81 THE crime rhe
sr ssd thai intent Inferred the aol; the
jayy would look Mo motive o. the party for the com
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THE TURF.
HEsTRUvILLH CONSTRUCTING. TUESDAY,
~ Sept. n al 81 clock N match $500. play
we OF U added by the propretor mile beats best
In 8, 70 wagons. q. Carl names Miers Dansel; u.
JOEL. ooNKLIN Pr ,pr,etor
UABBION CCURsn-rAIi 8ACE8-fHB okANT
four milo between Nicholas. Charleston and nnG
AeaT-he winner 70 receive Q0 -iaxee place Eepember
JNO. L. OASSADY.
TYNIoR COURSE, l.. I-rRorrIN9.-Oa TUESDAY
" Sept n, at hAfpAst two O'Clock. . match for Wm
two mile hnAa wagons Geo. Bpicer names b, Lantern
J. McnAnn nance & Prince Carr viii leave the scun
Bsooklyu for The n half past ocock I'D
retuyn sport Faro 70 and retuys
nsy oenN NJ B-fhls de play pay; 10 %
vAu 2 Ahine SHAW WHITE. PropYe<n~A
T1Riop CopRsu, l.. L-TRorTINA-oN TUESDAY,
rsptember ~ i'm ~ediasy After ths tyot OF Lantern
end frIce pp,se Of $50 mile heats bes, three Ia g.
wagons ID. railman names 81. f. Hummpg Bird II
WUodrun names 4. Dan; owner names Oh boson j.
No line names o ma j. FAxrel h.mes b m Ny Mary Ann
SHAW WHITE, Proprotora
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LATE RID YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION
If Club The members Of the association are requested
hnadqunrtrs i23 Grand street Monday evening
the 2ist inst st7ls O'Clock. JANIS MULLlGAN, Oln
Jas p oIrukfsr, rec.
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CcU~vy sorAuHtu SOCIAL Cr.uR-A ssErryG
~ o. the above club vii oe h.i al Montgo n.it 10
fr'noe MONDAY 2is A;is n fr ne election -
officers previous second aanna e tfs
vile psrk, the lfh pctooer Tae bfrsAnt hose ~a
Ing h. Join requested 70 alter ~ order,
RtCuu. susnatusN see vRAFK D0ssELY, orderly.
L DAVENPORT kUsErfEEss- TnE Nsksssa
II. ~ the above mined c1rps ae requssed . res aS
broadway ~ sococs 70 N grror ,rr ,,.-..s.-,
Wv. Han. Secretary, Pro 'es
IoBN SCOTT EUsKETI Els THz NHNEsss or 1913
% ue 81 airnd roevng thii dAy, A.
M Frrnttort street 1t o'clock r. ". Orcers eal %
elected, and fol attendance a rec neSe l.
rIsssY GUARD, ArrSsrIos. -rHIs COMPANY
viii nsv N kunday a. hsN1usstsrf s21 Third avenue,
Al oeo-R r. - % onpiets Ar gtmests for thar ttwd
animal nrgei Mo-day, he 3ist Infant Al
meal srs ed 10 Re ne bocts 70 De
rloed ali AL wishing 20 sccomYany
and conisud pr'k invited % fuwArd vishsus
further mites. BY order o. J. NOSe, Csttsins
Jos kotfoY, y. y
tuts. suGuES, Secretary.
T,ARau COMPANIES, ATTENTION -Bpvosx you
4 dscds upon your shooting ground, III At bellevue
lena foot OF xKbteth street. Ess rvery a.tnion
be given patrons, and good " bs1~ Recommendation
nsn be found tlso~ here. John BARLOW, aAAxsr.
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DArRNT COMPRESSED IVORY BILLIARD BALLS
III tdua IN rise, vsrrsn sd not 10 chip ge ont d
round Prices OF ses-so a. fs25is o. ~ $40 az sIi
2troh basael 0as $40 carefully packed and 70 an,
address on recgivt Of rr by mail vs.. NJ WE.LTns n
and manufacturer, ~ Browne street New yorx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-06

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VII America prove an eIoeptooi IL Der viake Sse.,
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bad esco eely the plaques Of Egypt and drkne., Inst
AZ eItin body, send you word e sentiG.sa. ios
the s'isity:
Tn TkIrnPH or FREEDos Is AsERIcA-pzAcr.
AELT ~ w CAN, YORcIBLT II WE MUST Loud and
prolc igep applausel.
Heartily yoy,.. THEODORE PARKER
Charles Sumner, am sorry to say, is still too
feeble 10 proceed to Washington. His physician,
DR.. Perry has eDjoined him to remain here He
says that an exciting debate would occasion a re-
lapse. Dir. Sumner, therefore, will not leave this
city until the 18th inst He may not be able to go
to Washington at that time, but be will certainly
not resume his seat at an earlier date.
The Massachusetts, Kansas Relief Committee
has suspended its operations. but will preserve its
organization, in working order, to the end that If
the Slave Power renewS its aggressiOns, we may
instantly renew our exertons to repel them. This
Committee has several thousand dollars in It's treas
Dry still.
Now that this patriotic duty is fulfilled as far as
the pubic in its collective, unrepresented capacity
is cOnceFned-now, when the fate Of Kansas de-
pends Ga emigration, capital invested there, and
the resistless energy Of Free Labor-would il not
be well TO establish TRIBUNE Fund for the pur-
pose Of Wrestling Pennsylvania from the miniOrs Of
the Slave POwerl
We were told that we should begin the rext cam
paign as soon as the last electon was decided. Why
don't WEI We ought to circulate Republican
pamphlets in Pennsy lyania until not man would
dare to insult its people hy attempting to defend
the extension Of slavery. If you ~ill lead move
ment in this direction you will sOol find that thOus
ands in every State are prepared to follow you
What say you
have piece Of scandal to relate which l have
kept as my last but not least-ly item. church in
Washington street had festival on Friday evening
After supper there was dancing. The clergymen-
oh, horrors David danced lit is true; but did Da
yid and his friends keep it up till after o'clock in
the morning. The Boston Saints did. Spirit of
Cotton Mather-how do you ee' d" Rayther
riled ," / pause for reply.