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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-23
Political.

The canvass in Illinois IS exciting IN
tense interest throughout the Union. In
the West and Northwest, Democrats
both 'Lecompton' and anti-Lecompton,
almost universally sympa,hize with
Douglas; but the Washington Union, and
many Southern Democratic journals, are
cxer.inr al their influence to defeat him;
assigning as a reason therefor, that
Douglas, # elected, could injure the
Administration, and the Democratic par
", far more than tha most ultra Adolf
zionist. They advocate the policy of yo-
ting for neither Douglas nor Lincoln, but
for Judge Breese, or some other Admin
istration Democrat.
There T six Administration papers
in Illinois. which have not yet gone into
the support of Douglas-several Of them
openly oppose HIM. The Louisville Jour
nal advises the know-Nothings of Hi
noise not to vote for men for the Legisla-
ture who viii support Douglas. Blair,
Brown, and Bernstein, the leaders Of he
Benton men, alias Back Republicans, of
s.. Louis, are stamping Egypt to defeat
h-n' b"I Notwithstanding aI "nV iN1"-
ences that are brought to bear against The
Little Giant his chances for being
elected are better than LlncoLn's' and are
improving everyday.
The State Democratic Convention IN
California. has in the resolutions passed.
censUred in the strongest language Sen
a.or Broderic for his course IN Congress
with respect 10 The Letompton ConSutu-
ton. He occupied The same PosInon with
Douglas.
Banks has leen re-nomlnated for Gov
ernor, Ly The Republicans Of MasSachu-
sets.
Joshua R. G.ddings has been defeated
before tie Republican nominating con,
r]ention, in the DIST Congressional dis'
). triclin Chic. This surprises people eT,
crywhere. It was thought that he o~n,
ed all northeastern Ohio, and especially
his own Congressional district. He has
been IN Congress many years. HIS de-
feat may be regretted bys Abc.-uonIsts IL
N.,y- FD-'arA l.- Viii not be- EV many
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-23
jubilee over the POStpOnement Of
the Land Sales.

From the Brownvrlie Advertiser, we
notice the citiz,n n. Of that place and VI
entity had a ioIIfcation over The postpone
men' of The Land Sales, on the evening Of
the 2nd inst. There is not true friend
of the interests of our beautiful Territory
but what r%ejoiced right heartily in the
postponemeut. There Is a glorious future
now il store for US. Come on e~migrauts
and secure yourself a Scod home and arm.
OMAHA Times.
So far as we have noticed, there Is no,
a paper in the Territory that does hot re-
joice at the p~ostPonement Of the Sales,
except Chapmdn'S paper at Omaha.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-23

The famous speech of a distinguished
Professor Of Theology, delivered all over
Kentucky. and many other parts Of the
Presl y~terian Church, about thirty wears
ago. when the first Theological Seminary
was planted there. Will be remembered
by many Of the readers of this paper
The point which he wished TO establish
was the Importance Of building up and
sustaining a theological Seminary al Dan
vile. Hi argument ran thu,: DsaviIIe
Is the centre Of Kentucky. Kentucky Is
the centre Of the valley OF the AI.ss!ss.p-
pl, the Mississippi valley is the centre Of
the United States, the United State, i,
the centre Of The world. Richly endoW
and ably man a good Theological Semi
nary In DanUiIr, and it Will govern Dam
vile, Danvi.Ie Will govern Kentucky.
kentucky viii govern the valley of the
Mississippi, the valley OF the Mississippi
Will govern the United States. and the
United States viii govern the world
Therefore, DanvIlIe Will goyernt the world.
Quod irat demoustraudum. UDfortu-
nately for the argument, it has, in the
course Of thirty years, ike most old things
in this fast age, gone a little out Of date.
The entire of the United States now. Is
said to be in kanaas Territory. not far
from Fort Riley. two or three hundred
miles West Of the Mississippi. river
Westward the star Of empire has taken
lis way. Where It will be in a quartz
of a century more, when We GET al. O.
Mexico. aid the Canadas. aud all the OIL.
er British possessions annexed 10 Us. who.
the whole mbouuded continent becomes
ours, | will not undertake 10 give a guess.
l believe It will lie not far from Brown
vile, IN the south eastern part Of N
braska.-Erchau-e.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-23
Latest from Pixies Peak,

BrouuuiUe the Nearest Point on The
Missouri.
We learn from a gentleman direct from
Cherry Creek who passed through this
City on the 22d inst, that he left Cherry
Creek on the 9th Of Sept, making the trip
in sixteen days. He states that he travel
ed a north cas- direction and struck the
river at this point. He says that Brown
vile is from % to 100 miles nearer, con-
sidering The stratghtness of the road than
any other point on the river. The road
Is well bri@-ed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-23
complimentary.

The Omaha papers notice Mr.. Fur
as arrival in that City. The Times
says:
We had the pleasure on yesterday Of
greeting our friend Furnas of the Brown
vile Advertiser, member elect of the
Council from Nemaha and johnson couu-
ties. H looks hearty and well. The
people of Nemaha and Johnson counties
have an energetic representative, and the
Territory has a true friend Of lis interests
in Mr.. Furnas. His Advertiser Is a
friend Of the settlers Interests.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-23

Parson Brownlow, the distinguished
Fighting preacher and Editor, from Ten
nessee, and the Rev. Mr.. Poyne, have re-
Gently been discussing the Slavery ques-
ton and the comparative condition Of the
North and South with respect to wealth,
enterprise, morality, and intelligence,
SC, SC, at Philadelphia. The debate
occasioned much excitement.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-23

There Will, most likely be no Conven-
ton held on the 18th for the purpose CT
recommending a suitable person to sue
coed Gov. Richards'n The Democratic
Territarial Central Committee meet on
the 22d, and may take some action in the
matter. Judge BLACK appears to meet
with almost universal favor. T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-23

Our friend Den, returned yes
terday from ST. Louis on the steamer
Emigrant, bringing with him several
thousand dollars worth Of Boots and
Shoes. Of every style and variety. See
his advertisement under he train d cars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-23

We learn hat 3Ir. y. WHEELER &
NJ LOieI SrrgBs, the couple whose
marriage at the R-owuvi..e House Wa
Frustrated, on the Fog-,h Of July last
by the untimeiy appearance Of the Young
lady's father, we're married a few days
AGO At Nebraska CITY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-23
The Vote in Nebraska.

Below We give the total vote III the sew
eral counties of this Territory at the cleo
tom hid -ha OrI rIr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-23
THE
II. W. FURNAS. /
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT, ., 1855.

During the Editors absence several
friends have consented % write OCCASION
ally fer the ~.2drerfiser. During such
absence, therefore. he VIII hold himself
responsible only for articles over bis OWN
signature, F.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-23

The above does MOI embrace the C0Un-
ty Gage, in which there Is probably abgu,
fifty votes more.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-09-23

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
ID. ,Sutphin & Hughes,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.

DENTON. DENTON COUNTY,
"a RE just in receipt Of large and full -
1 7 \ ,:.ort men Of DRUGS, ME EDI
0IS and DY E-STUFFs. Also r full Eska
assortment OF BOOKS and SrATIN0ARY. CD
We especially invite the attention of the LADIES
70 cur large and splendid assortment Of
Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Articles
Give US a call and enaminefor yourselves
3 SUTPHIN & HUGHES.
Denton. Jane &c, 1s5s--52:tf - -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
Land for Sale.

I OFFER for sale on the mo- reasonable terms the
following tracts Of land, $40 acres, situated on
Tie East side Of the Trinity river, opposite the mouth Of Five
Nile creeweli tmhered 500 situated two miles
below the mouth Of 1--WE Nile, aud three miles North
Pleasant Kun On The latter there Ia bets sixty
cy arres in good state Of cultivation with
houses stables aud other improvements and plenty Ere wood
viii h. sold low Land buyers are reaued 10 give me cal
July 81 lo5S-5tk T. j. WAMPLFR
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
Isaac NaylOr
IL. Warren stone,

ATTORNEY and C0UNSELL OR AT la w,
WILL practice ia the equities Of Kaufman, Collin, Denton HI
u, aud Dallas also in the Supreme Court 1ytr, and In
he Prob Dallas and adjoining Counties Special at
enlon will be given 10 collections and the perens 81 titles To
tand, Dallas, pce. So lsb5,-iIly,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
Mo9a0rll's Bridge
ACROSS EAST FORK.

IT VIE nearest ard best route from Dallas to Kauf
l. man, Jetferson Shreveport and all intermediate
pons,-to Palestine and all the Southern Trinity
counties. The bridge is new aud substantial the
bottom narrower and the overflow shallower, than
any other crossing the FLYER and twill always be
kept in good repar,-toll regulated by the County
Court, and very moderate The travelling public are
requested to try it. JEREMIAH IlOLFORp H.,
Dallas County, Tex, Aug. 81, ls5s.-s:3m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
PiasIering.

II VIE undersigned being now permanently located
J. in Dallas, respectfully offers his services 10 the
public as Pia'terer Having DEMONSTRATED the hct that n
mSsri q THE country when properly eomhned ma
bic Of making a. sond cement a. tbstof the North.
LINE for sale. will he kept on hand valuable consider.
icu aid for HAIR, dYpi6sfrrfne Jobs injured
Dallas, March 30, lsss.---so,iy. VIC. GoELB
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
KicliapoO Steam Saw MILL.
100000 FEET SEASONED LUMBER

THESE MILLS are finely situated, Immediately on
l. the line between Anderson and Henderson coun-
ties, miles northwest of the town of Kickapoo, "a
ies southeast of Athens, As miles fro the crossing
Of the Trinity OF -Basctte, SO miles from Porter
Bl1, Efoih isrisss, 20 from Rusk 20 from Pales-
from Kaufman, 10 from Canton, 80 frora 1y-
Centrevle, 100 from Dallas, So, from
from Corscana, so from Wild Cat
q. 80. from Parksr's Bluff,
= from Springfield,
an, 100 from
~ ft@ sion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
Mound Prairie Institute,


At Mound Prairie, Anderson Co., Texas,
IL miles N. E, Of Palestine, on the Tylerana
al Shreveport Road.
TIE Fourteenth eesson Of this Institution opened on the
Monday in August under the charge cf Elder JAMES r..
NhLON T. assisted by able and well approved Faculty.
The buildings ample and conmedus Dormtorcs on the
plan OF Thomas JefrrsonfrO pupils only The
Departments entirely distinct and IN separate buildings
Scholastic Year consists OF two sessions Of each The
idehia Debating Cub has fine Library presented to
by the beray Of the friends of the Institution Students
time and charged only from the day ofenance to the
close Of the session. .l ~ 't. -
n. BAN damage done Dormtories furniture charged
to the occupants Dormtorcs furnished with
cessrs to render them comfortable and pleasant and In style
superior to anything In this State.
Charges for oard Tufios, Room Rent Fuel and flashing
for the Scholastic Year tpo sessions months.
English Department, LIST Class, II paid at close, 800
II not paid at close, ITO
2nd Class, II paid ut close, ITO
ifnot paid Mt Close l2l
ngual Mathemau teal Department. paid close I2O
---r- II not paid at close, 1872
Music Violin, Guitar or Piano, (each,) : .. so
Contingent fec, /
Tc per discount allowed for advance paw rnents
Positively deduction under any except for
protracted sickness. ...- 80
Sept. II, ls5S-l2:1y. ..-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
M. GUILLOT.

COACH AND WAGON MAKER
you'd respectfully inform his oliS+ ~
"a Ead customers and the public go
srl.a. he Is prepared 10 al kinds of EOOD-FORK
a, P-fIfTJfG. TRIMMING. ae-, &c. Having
rsrieiai o. every Kind, be car
ice, IN the best manner, And Il
- - 81, between IRE cruichneld
- Tex, Nay, isss-ssifn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
Mckenzie Institute.

THE eighteenth session OF this Institute will open
Il on the first Monday Of October next and continue
forty weeks, uuder the superntenace Of Rev. j. W. p Nc
Kezie assistedby full corps Of experienced Teachers
buildings large and pleasant and laboratory well supplied
with apparatus The two Departments this Academy be
entirely distinct d..
Charges for Board Tuition, Room Rent Washing, ETC., for
70 session VI forty weeks: y + : -
Esgish Department, II paid at close $40 90
10 Do II not paid at close $l2I 90
Ingunl or Mathematical Department paid Close $3.50
DO Do DO not paid at close, s143 90
Music on Piano Forte, with Of instrument $50 90
Incidental tax on each studcnt 81 90
Ten cent allowed for all advance payments Pupils charg
ed after the fret mouth from time Of entrance
ton will be made under circumstances for proraced
sickness. August 26, 1S5s--91y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
Ci.sTERs crRED W1rHoE ;5S': THx

htekLsfnA, sxcGls,ni
C5,trERS Cured WITHOUT THE
y K.NiFEi-".N Care no Pdyw
bR hOhLkrkELN, IIou.,on TrSas Cures Cancer amour
M'n N"eros' Hhr.SruF Seald.hcad, rctler ticss aud
Chrhe rures ~ eTcry description. g..
NOTIcECdAern cured lsiikogl hs Eauritrous nj.
ileN 81 af khWt This may certify that Dr. Robcr Kelly Of
Houston has ny s external application OF hls Temecs extract
81 inm Tie Tt hrtt Of my, wife (iary uarrr
t.he' ~ eaon' s. which the following iafnslons SiihoN
circumstance snun the base is 81 inches around
~ W inch's hngIh s3.t inches, diameter inches.
Hs ren1s 10 not impair the general health, undermine
me constitution willis undergoing IL \. due the DR.,
IN ne =" sv that his -kln the NJ Cancer ID worthy
m Ihe public an the patronage OF all persons Who
isay be Aetel with the dreadful malady. d. relief
Athlete" and suns humanity recommend Dr. kcllys rcnicdts
GBy, II. GARRETT,
Chapel lIin, Tc,as July, 1858. N.Y. ~
tho unicr.g-i aclG.a,ane's Of Nr' Mary Garrett Gu
aS's tns Ab.Vs eerHreais ~ true.
cLAupIUS RI STRn, c. J. ", Go.
W y. ROGERS NJ. D.
e,M, BUSTER.
=. W. LOCKIiART. ". D.
Y. II, +, GARRETT.
MAJOR JOSEPH WALLtB.
W. n, TRAIsIIAM, NJ d.
Sh-fho rerri 10 IN the above icae Wa. treated
more than ago by DR. Grfn Son. who cure
csnser' they live III Glner upslur couEiy, Texas.
" any further proof Is required ability Cauccs
have nov prrscrvri uihcc In this city, Cancers Tunos
sni Wen+, which have extracted from pcr,on and
,pn enrd after their removal Ia addition hold their
hecs hut decline from publishing tcn account u their
As regards certificates cure ruan,
Gus disease Sccro white swcg-, Ulcers chrsuic
~ every description have them by handful The best evil
dcnc give patient future when they come TO me- 4,
rr them to those wh9 have cured and the specimens my
snc". -
The Of Cancr great importance 10 the af
ner' aa call The attention. Of the people aud the press
apV'o case RpbT KELLY. l3ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
Texas Penitentiary.

[JLhNIATIIIN GIIUDS-CUITUNS md WUUL-
] LENS, PLAIN AND TWILLED. u.
The undersigned would respectfully call the the
planting interest to the above goods The testimony all
have used hcm establish the fact thut they superior TO
the choicest goods Of similar nanr brought
The material Of which they ac best Of the bestand with
out alloy Oar agents for the them
Cnrra Hoy Co., New Orleans Messr. II. Runge Co., In
daos; Acsrs. Z. D. Nich.ls Co Galveston Mcssrs J.
Burke, Houston. JOHN s BESsER, Pnanr Agt
HantsylIIe. AUGUST. lS5S.--sep. s-loGm. ~ :. -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24
-.lAL New Arrival. =
NEW GOODS.

CAYRE 81 THOMAS. just in
- receipt of large and full assort- ,xS&ssas-~S
mcnt Of Drugs, Medicine, Chemicals, Vs.. 1
Paints, Oils and Dye stutfs. .
ALSO, fine assortment Of Books t sSssx==,SAs11
and Stationery, as follows: Poetic.l, SssGass
Historical, Miscellaneous works, Note IKE > !
paper, Cap paper, Letter paper, g., SSs Il
Also, fine assortment of Pocket knives. HsA 1
We especially invite the attention of Exc
the Ladies' of Dallas and vicinity to our SSd--
large and splendid assortment Of Perfumery, Toilet
and Fancy articles-please give a call and
ue for yourself ~ % ss 8. &. 7.
Dailss, Texas, April 10, 1883.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-16

THE TURK IN WAsHrSGroS-IIis Excellency
the Turkish Rear Admiral will have arrived in
Washington this morning, unless he stops by
the way. 1t must have been some pelef to him
10 get out of the hands of the Counclmen of
New York. and some other oflicious friends Of
whom he probably saw considerably more dur.
ing his visit here than he cared about.
AT Washington the Admiral will meet with
some very good society, in the companionship
of the President and Cabinet and the diploma
tic circle. The better class of Congressman he
may also cultivate with pleasure. But even
there, as here he will fBd many persons even
in Congress of whom it ought to be his steady
prayer to be delivered. Above all, let him
eycbcw the lobby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-16
The Debate o. the sensts-DscIiwe OF Ameri-
ca. stase-m~ .sl,lp.

Really, the bates in the Senate become more
ard more ridiculous and disgraceful from day
to day Not only is every great political ques-
ton simply uscd as a peg on which 10 hang
gratuitous sens,less sectional abuse Of either
section of the country by the other but the
party leaders. the experienced chiefs Of tue
SeDate-ihe men to whom. II at all, the coun
try has right 20 look ior sound practical
counsel aud said moderate wisdom--seem to
have far ouisiripped the members Of the House
in the violence, irrelevancy and aosurdity Of
their language
Thus il was only on Friday last that Senator
Chandl,r, of Michigan. in the course OF a re-
view Of Kansas Affairs took occasion TO de-
nounce the President for vepturing to differ
with him ON the Kansas question: in terms which
lawyer would be blamed for using to a con
victed felon lie spoke of him as mo longer
james Buchanan, President but James Bu-
ohanan, criminal What indecent folly is
this! Cannot the members Of the highest le-
gi.lstive body in the country express difference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-16

Flush TINES IN WALL STREET.-By the re-
cent rise Of stocks in Wall street immense sums
have been made by many Of the brokers' as well
as numerous outsiders from Albany and several
other interior villages IL is stated in certain
circles that the agent for the Rothschilds, who
has recently returned from the Hague has
cleared two hundred thousand dollars by re-
cent stock operations. II is also said that Thur
low Weed has abandoned the lobby at Washing.
ton and Albany for the curbstone of Wall street.
where they say, he finds the placers far richer
than any of those in the lobby Of Congress or at
Albany. Last fall Weed was given UP az a
smashed man, but now he has recovered so far
that he is believed to be worth about 81 49, 900.
Little Wesley. Of the Brick Church, and the
CHIEF of the newspaper stockjobbcrs broke down
during the Revision, and was so far frightened
thereby that be has not taken hold of any stocks
since. How much longer nc will be able to
keep out of il no one can tell Several of the old
banking houses of Wall street are ia a transi.
ton state. some Of them winding up aud some
winding down. In fact. the faro bankers
in Broadway seem to be driving n more flourish.
ing business than their coafrtrcs.o OF Wall street,
aud The faro gentry will doubtless continue to
have the lead while Mayor Tiemann and his
police keep up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-16

Louisiana fas nhmed the decision of
the famous McDonosh estate max ing the decision nnss
Mr. Rves, Of the Globe, just learn, received for the
printing OF the Congressional proceedings Of Ooo
gTess the epoTm sum o. two and ten housase
dollars.
Admiral Phcts did not reach Wellington sb,s evening
He stopped 10 Philadelphia. He will arrive here 20 mo-
row evening.
The Navy Department received dispatches this NOR
ming from Commodore Armstrong, Of the nsg ship n.
Jacnto dstec song Kong, January H. In which the Con-
modore that his health very feeble and that hs
intended tho arrival OF Captain Tatoa 10 leave Tor
the United States by way OF England the hoos
that be might be able to reach home. The Commodore
had ordered Capsn Dupont Of the Minnesota proceed
70 the port Of Macao, with minister Mr. Reed and -
anchor the city he could safely in order pre-
tect American citizens while the troubles arc pending IN
China and during the stay OF the minister.
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rhe New York Herald. EaiIion for Europe.
The Cunsrd mail steamship Europa, Capt Lei,ch, will
leave this por, to morroS for Liverpool.
The European mails will close in this city n quarter
pas, nine O'Clock 70 morrow morning.
The European echon OF the HERALD printed IN French
and English viii be published At bali ras eight O'Clock IN
the morning. Single copies, in wrappers, six cents
Subscriptions advertisements for any edition OF the
Exv YoRK HxAlp will pe received al the following places
n Europe
LONDON Samson Low Son Il Co., AZ Ludga'e mill
Am. European rxl ress Co., 81 King William st.
PARE Am European FIX press Co Pace de a Bourse
LIVERPOOL Am European Express Co., Chapel stree.
r. Stuart, 10 Exchange street, East.
rnk Am European Express Co., q RE Corneille.
TIE conteDts OF the European edition Of he HERALD
will combine the received by mail sno telegraph q,
the ocs during The previous week and up 70 the hour Of
nnhlicauOn.
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attack the gamblers for outside effect, but that
he is a sincere believer in his reform measures,
which he will probably make more stringent as
he proceeds. One thing, however is very sin
gular: During the late Mayoralty canvass the
strongest friends of Mr.. Teuann were found in
the gambling and policy shops, the proprictors
of these places furnishing much money and
many votes for him. The Mayor is now return
ing the compliment by reforming these meu-
trying to make them honest aud respectable
members of society, by breaking up their bust
ness and bringing them into the bosom of the
church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-16

The total amount bid was 81 b72 O00 at average OF
Q 10th per cent interest
Infsma,Onhss arrived here sha. he Supreme Court 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-16

GEORGE Law TURNED CnRIsTrAN.-We see
by a country paper that George Law has lately
been awakened to religion by means of the re-
vival. Whether or not he has been baptsed
we cannot ssy. II would he great scene TO
sec George Law In revival meeting exhortiug
his ar-ociat.s la steamboat speculalions, and
following tie celebrated ex-Alderman in CON
fession Of his sins. George Law could make q
good prayer, particularly about steamboats,,
ferry piers, Dry Dock Banks and other affairs
Of the same kind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-16

A REFORM MAYOR WITH VENGEANCE
Mayor Ticmann, like all his predecessors, has
commenced an onslaught upon the gambling
houses, lottery policy shops &c, &c. He has
stumbled on several occasions. but will improve
A. he goes on. II seems probable that the
Mayor IL conscientious msn--that he does not