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country ought TO 20. hope I have never, under any
circumstances, demanded for my section than for
another, but at the srne time tst never have and
never shall willingly surrender anything that Ia fairly
lAppiaass And IL an uun aud all parties viii
but act Xpon tn. paeple ia good filth, ths Union,
whchy6u and love No WE'LL cannot bs otherwise than
perpetual. Ia voice, Good BY demanding more
stcting from one sctm that which n not justly ours,
this sectional diseord y sosten up but this measure
which has just passed. asd has already must very soon
become law deals cut equal apd exact justice to all the
candidates for admission into the Union.
1t establishes apvincpc TO he applied in the Of other
younger States ss they may hereafter desire to into
the Union. Kansas had no right 10 admission,
peot anything unles by tho favor II Congress- and il is
not true that amy favor has been lavshed upon her
brbe make her take sides with the SOUTH has been
unjustly charged In Congress On the other hand no
oppression has been employed to force her to take sides
against the North fair proposition has been submitted
to her. and it now depends upon her whether she will
uto the Union ut onoe remain out Of it for years
to come My Impression h that she will accept the
offer like loyal sister and in a State and II
she Docs whether she comcsin determined to live under
the Lecompton constitution Or determined to throw 1t
off, l. for one win welcome her into the confederacy.
[Applause.1 atia ~ f'sf iHf tt
But am sure that after the long march you have had
tonight and the frequent calls you have made you do
not expect speech from Of any length thank you
cordially for the honor Of this call thank you because
regard IT personal compliment to me, but thank
YOU much more because 1t shows that you who here
the ground ana Know the real state OF the question:
approve the which those Who went for this bill
taken Washington is interested in preserving the
integrity and perpetuty of this Union; and none
interested in this matter than the toilng thousands
OF this city Now the hour is late trust that after
YOU . have other friends OF this great measure
you will dspcrsc go home, sleep soundly, and have
happy Dreams and accordingyI bid you all good night
Three hearty cheers given for Senator Brown.
The assembage then repaired TO the residence of Senator
Hunter, who, il was ascerained had retired 1t being
nearly half hour past midnight the assemblagc then
dispersed
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SUPREME coURToF THE UNITED s7xrgs

MONDAY, My 3. -Aysett Backncf esq.,, sof Missouri
was admitted an attorney and counsellor OF this court
\ No Io Francis Warner, plaintiffs III error rs. Sephfs
II. Morton, d In to the circuit court United
States for the northern district OF Illinois Mr. Jas Nc
Lean delivered the opinion Of the court affirming the
Judgment of the said circuit court in This with
costs and interest. se
Nos 95, &C., 9s, 30, 100, liz. The preceding gases
have been continued until the next term cf this court
No l02 David Morcland plaintiff IN error Jeremiah
Page. This cause argued by Messrs. Badger and
Carlisle for the plaintiff IN crror and by Mr. Bradley for
the defendant in error.
No. p7 James Barton, plaintiff in error. "a. Robert
Forsyth The argument OF this WAS commenced by
Mr. Balance for the the plaintiff In error
Adjourned until TO morrow III o'clock t el
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expedency of providing by law for the payment Of such
claims against the United States have been vorably
reported upon by the board Of army osr, appointed
under the sixth section Of the act approved August 81
1881 IN their report to Congress dated December D,
1854 Hta f di ~ fltt ~
On motion by Mr.. BRODERGK, resolution was
adopted requesting the Secretary Of War to inform the
Senate what contracts II any have been entered into by
the department for the purchase Of Lime Point in Cali
fornia for military purposes. ss .,f AZ
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N Mr.. ,PuGH gave notice that he should tomorrow 0
on some early day thereafter, ask leave 70 Introduce
bill to authorize the circuit and district courts TO provd
for the service Of process whenever vacancy exists in th
Office Of marshal Of thc UnItc,l States
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
4 ST. LOUIS ROMfNCE.

Tie s.. Lonis Republican records the desth of an
old man in that ely and in regar TO hs Ifs furnishes
the following:
Many yesrs ago Baron Frederick Won Oerte, whose
family was ore OF the most independent and arsto-
cratic in Saxony, fell in love with poor gri and
determined TO marry her. lie thus incurred ths dis-
pleasure OF his wealthy father VINO al once dlsnher-
ted the young uooeman ana turned him from his
doors. ,,,.,
lover and bidding client fare sell TO the home OF his
childhood ard without informing the Object OF his
affection lie bent bis course to this country. On
arriving here lie joined the United States Army and
served ten years a. q soldier 1t Is said that his
bravery and true heroi:m the eds OF Mexico won
the admiration ofs who had opportunities to observe
him.
A. the expiration of ten years service he return
ed 10 Germany 10 certain how the estate OF bis family
was managed lie found that hs parents were in
their gravts and that the property was distributed
equally among his brothers and sisters, himself belpg
wholly oyero, ked snd diregarded In the Will 10
add TO bs dark fortunes, he hscertsned that the gir
VITO was the innocent cause ot his rum mad ma'ried
aud moved away. Won Oertels mind never fully re-
covered from the shock this intelligence haa cres,ed
Wandering in reason, he returned TO the United
States and came 20 ST. Louis. Here ne prostrat
I'd by violent sickness for some months. When he
conyalesced ne found himself entirely destitute of
means His pride was thoroughly broken do gn, ana,
for e livelihood, the Baron actually took to selling
"bretzes" a kind of pastry much 10 favor with the
Geruaus. He continued at this paltry but honest
business for sixteen eighteen yeaTs, and gained the
appellation os " Bretzel Fritz.
Three years ago, having saved up the sum Of 5000,
ana havirg met one of the opposite s"A In wnom ne
Thought he could confido, and whom he thought
would make him good snd faithful wife, though she
vss several years his junior, Won Oerte was married.
one day, few months afterward, on going home with
his basket he found that hs wife had elopsd with
seducer, end not content with bringing her husband
to Disgrace, had taken his money and everything OF
any value sboui the house, leaving him the possessor
of basket of bretzels and dishonored hearth.
bore his new grief, and again, with perhsps an mprs.
cation upon the false one, addres ed himself 10 the
great task Of his lie-fogetting.
"Bretzel Fritz has been well kno En 10 st. Louis
q wrnkled. slow paced, STOPPING old with his
basket On his arm and rarely smile on his face. In
the lsst three years he hss laid away }iO the profits
Of bis little business.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
Nsm!1lork DAILY Mibm,re
KANSAS.
KANSAS LAWS-HOMESTEAD EXEMPTIONS
RIGHTS OF MARRIED WOMEN, sc.

KANSAS LAWS-HOMESTEAD EXEMPTIONS
RIGHTS OF MARRIED WOMEN, sc.
Coir.poudepee Of The N. Y. Tribune
TEoUNsEH, X. T., Aug 23 lsjs.
Now that the people Of Kansas have settled the
Lecoppton question, and shown that out Of abou.
II 600 yoes csst the Pro- Slavery men cannot muster
1000 doubtless the people of the Eastern S...es will
be sat,fe that Kspsas 10 not only destined to be
Free Stste, but Of the best snd most desirable
places Of residence in the Union The soil and elnase
il is well known, are all that can te desired. Ice
country is entirely quiet and psacesble and improving
Is rapidly as the means Ct the people will permit.
few years will show farms and dwellings, public in
proyemens and IN sr ufaGories, equal to Ioois, and
system of railroads that will place within % hours
of Gsveston Bay and only So hours from L.svenworh
10 New.York Thousands OF claims, equal in vAsus,
p:oduc,veness and availability TO any now occupied, are
vet y.csI and can be mad for 81 - per on pre-
emption.
As many persons ale making Arrangements Tor en-
grating TO Kansas this Fall, it may be interesting to
them. as wen a. others TO learn little in regard to
K.rsss lawr az passed amended al the last session
Of the Iessls.ure, nearly al the members Of which
were Free state men, Tne volume Of the lava is jast
rnbIsbsd Ard send few extracts on the moet i'm
pchart subjects;
VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS.
Cv,rI Scientific, Agricultural, Literary, Csme-
,erv ard Building Associations; Military and hire
Coppsoies; Odd FeloFs snd Masonic Lodgesi Di'i,
ob,r charitable associations and orders investei WITH
corporate powers, msy hold land, &c.
COMMON SCHOOLS.
Cur. VIZ. 4 general sys.en sSoftsi 'clsr u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
rVHE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINE
TENTH CENTURY
PROFESS WOODS

HAIR RES RAT " E.
Cav, the St. Louis mo Democrat: Below publish letter
TO Dr. woop Of this city from gentleman in Maine, which
speaks owingy Of the superior merits Of his hair tonic suc1
evidence effect, when coming from reliable source
certificates are guarantee. Of truth the Doctor needs enco-
niSns nor uieess paHery from the press Nj, t., % 1870
Prof O. J. woop Co.-Gentlemen Having my ssen,ion
called few months since 70 the highly beneficial effects o Joar
my own hair which had become quite probably one third
white my whsksr Of the clsaeter Some three
u.ed it, soon found L proving what had wished used
about twice sweeh lave since procured smother sce Of
sray or white hair totally aPpese4 bOh head and
s @o5 . .n s..y hs Sss been beore for twenty ysss
,i1y old good wife, ., the sse OF hhy"0
Tie above Lotce deem due you for yoG- vsusbe discov
cry sursuet tina. whoever will rightly use il, as Per dec-
% " ft & y md edent here r he sst .een years.
known to nearly every here and in the seoinns
tscbed is your service as wish preserve the beaidss d
nature IN Others as well myself. am truly yORRIY ORRIaYmoyp
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE;
best portion Of my hair from the eec. Of y'w fever in New.
oesn. IN lS wa. Induced 70 make . ot yopf SsPs,'
now Thick glossy and words my obligations
'''0u IL si''i 70 Inc 'n''''' ''H FINLEY JOHNSON
The undesred the Rev X B'sss !; nrs. II regular
be snt.nsr Of great iafaenee and universally se'SvsS
Prof Woop-Desr siE: Having made trial OF your Ar he
ors,iye gyes that rs effect has been ek
sen n r.noyiLg dsndruf and constant ten
depcy 10 chrs with which have been troubled from my child
hood ard restored hsr which Sas oec nne gray
10 II, orsna color have used other article with anything
Ike he same pleasure and profit Yoan truly, - ,,
II, RESTORATIVE put up In bottles Of three Gzes viz
large medium and small the small holds half pint and retas
for Der bottle the medium holds least ~ cent
In pro portion than small and rea for ~ boIe the
large quart ~ per cen. IN proportion, and rst' iot
fS Per bottle. . -
o. j. WOOD Co. Propre,ors. No. Sl2 Broadway, New
York lin the sreat " Y Wire Railing Ersbstmen ard No.
ia Msketsi 81. LOUIS Nc. Ard sod By III good DTpsdrs
ard Fancy Goods Deaera
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
Efaal Notltfs.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Yok notice is hereby siven 10 all persons
having claims ssanst lDRlS L. APPLEY lse o the CITY OF
Newton deces,ed present the with vouchers thereof
subsiber the New YoTh Juvenile Ay l7Jhst IN
IL. NewYoG before eishtee nth day o SpteIa
Der next-Daed N.wiork, III. tssnth day Of March, 1883
ul6 law6uTu' JAMES L. APPLEY, Acninis istrator
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Of NwYoh notice is hereby Owen 70 ah
sons having claims sssnst JAMES GAYNOR lae Of the City
Of EeYork dcessed toprosen the with vouchers heTesf
the subscrbet at his residence No 4 Coubsst In tie
CITY q kw.Yort before the fifteenth day Of Deeeb~
uest-Ds,ed New-York the 18th day Of June, 1855.
q. VAN COTr, Administrator Of
jel5 lsw6mTu James Gsynor deceased
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

SLAVE MURDERED BY HER MIsrREss.-We earn
from friend, Who hsd the facts from resiaer. oi
Bebgckle, on TIE Chsitsroogs Rsilrost, thai sis.
Lorg, the wife OF DIR. Lang OF that place, sN osys
sirce whipped negro womsn go severely ,nA' sue sue
died within hour or tTo siter the lnhlclos' lhe
Corc2er's verdict was IN socordsrce wtn ths s.1s'
nert. TIE goEsn and her husband, se issrc' hs'e
tie, .YCr1 &c cOLr,!y. HAnVic D-lJ N7Fs'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
THE SISTER OF GEN. BRADD0Ch.

To fss Editor, Of TAs Pia,baryh DiId;eA ,u q,
The following account Of the depors6ls GeIa of 81
Miss Frances Brsddock, sister OF Gen. p' ....on
and smiy for some 10 years, and nave VIZ OuS 1919
difficulty trsr scrbed it, conceiving it, puonc Ssrs
not be unntsrestng in this section OF the wola In
the nsue Of Miss Brsddocks broibef i :,
our early historical assoclsuons.
p.sseas BerovsA. A-e :, lsos
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
!" KNoXyILLE. July 81. 1853.


"MR. T. w. RICH have your noe Of the 18th inst.
setting forth your unfsvorsble opinion Of me.
You are the qRdck Doctor VINO ran tor the Legisls.
iure in Wilson County, on the Democratic ticket an1
in consequence Of youi bad morals and want OF ateg
rity and talents unable TO carry the strength OF
your own party, loose as their morals are known 10
be. After this defeat yu removed 70 the county oi
Bedford and settled at War Trace, where you nave
acquired quite reputation BY your 70 tae rape
vine Inn, and the nocturnal meetings you hold WIKI
your Democratic associates, both male and female.
IL ssid you there Lave ell things In common, lo'
cluding your hqnors and tnat you are carrying out
Democratic principles il more ways tasn one:
Your custom Of not paying your debts, OF drinking
mean whisky TO e1ces,, Of keeping bsd comp iny BON
male and female, and lying upon and abusing your
betters, las induced decent men TO AVOID you: am
pleaied to learn that you make 1t daily business 70
abuse me. have managed through hfe TO inc1r the
displessure of all hsrs, sduterers gsmoers drunk
aros and low down scsvenger, and by this means
satisfied strangers that AN opposed 10 these asses
Of mer. woald be very sorry 10 hear OF your spe Ak
ing vel Of me- ss i might esd persors unscquanted
with NE 10 euppose that there 10 some trait N my
character that q sc0HRdrei sdmiree
In thas acknowledging the receip. of your note,
don't want you infer that will notice anything else
you may ssy write, stoop 10 hold correspond
lam, Ic " @. BRowNLow."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
mcoital.

HOOPING COUGH WIIOOPlNG
w COUGH Mrs HALSrEAD'S WHOOPlNG COUGH
RELIEVER-A Reliable Recyfhe attention OF nothers 10
called 10 thia For sale n. WHITES Nc. & Division at
n. Y. md No. % Man. q, Broohlyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31


EXEMPTION LAWS.
Char. XXXIL Sac. I. "Tnst homestead, c,o-
sstDg Of any quantity Of srd ros exceeding one sar
dred snd siIiy seIs- ior A'eui:aIai or aor.eusaHi
purer.n e, 10 be selec.sd BY tie owe. thsFeo' aud
rot cluded u any town ps,, city or village or, lr
stead thereof at he option Of the cTrer q1arIty
of lard not exceeding hs Of scre, being within
the Plat Of sIy tosn. Q. ely or wage, and the dwell
irs.bouse thereon with Re spour.ensrees Owned sD4
o-cuped BY any resident OF this Territory, shall not
be subjec: to ,orced sais or execution, or sny hea
process from sIy cont, for sny dsot or Liability COR
;rsc.ed 6. sby time"
Sec. ,. Mechanics uen SID mortgsgs rot affected
BY above sector
SEC 6. "Thst any person owning snd occupying
spy dwelling house On lsnd 10. his OVID, which l.nd
he shall DO nshttlly a posssssion OF, oy lssse OF
Otherwise and claiming sid house as his ecmetssd,
hal lie entitled to the exemption Of such house and
,uch lesse or o:he. tile 70 such laId
Soc s That no property acknowledgements ned SHAH
hs habe 20 attachment execution sale OF any ios.
process ssued from sny court Of hs Territory eAc,pt
~ !. The family bible, family nsrsry sud al school,
hooks ard family pictures.
,. A seat or pew II house or piscs oi puobc "o,-
shp.
5. Tie rites Of burisl Of the dead.
!. All wesriog apparel OF tne deoor snd hs IAN,
ilv al cooking utensils, and sii other kitchen and
household furniture rot herein eruuerasec, not ex'
ceeding $500 IL Valce.
Sec 9. That two cows, twelve hogs, txeive sneeP
ard elso the wool from the ssme, enf 81 yarn ard
clon msnufse.ured for the use OF tne family, ore
woke OF oxen ard ore horss in leu thereof, sisn
cf horses the necesssry food FOX sl the stock msr'
toned in this section for years support either pro-
weed or growing, both, Is the debtor may ehoose
slso one wsgon cart, or drsy one sleigh, tSo poEs,
ore drag and other farming utensils including .scAle
for teams rot exceeding $l00 in value.
See. 10. The provisions oE the debtor and MS
family necessary for one years support, either pro-
vided or growing or boih and fuel neceiesy for tae
same for ole year
Sec. II. The tools and implements, or stocs 90
rdde Of sny mechanic, miner or other person or per-
sons and ket for the purpose o carrying on hts trode
or business not exceeding $500 10 vGlee tue cf y
ana implements OF sny professional mau, roy eXeeed'
ing 500 in value; and, in addition 70 library as
Aforesaid, any professional msy have and seep;
TO use in the exercise Of bic profession ore horse snd
buggy snd harress-a Of which articles heTeinoeiore
in:en6ed to be exempted, shsll be chosen oy the
debtor his sgeni, attorney, or lega representative
fytIs n "a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

NNIIE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONlNG-
i TON tr BOSTON, PROVIDENCE snd NEWPORT
Inland shortest and most direct carrying the Eastern
Mail.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, Cspt. Joel Stone, ard c.
VANDEsBILT, Capt. w. P-.Lee, II connection with the
STONINGTON sud PROVIDENCE aud BOs ron udPROVI-
DENCE RAILROADS. leaving NewYor eAiy tS1neays ex-
cepeo from pier No North River, fiat wharf above Battery
Place O'Clock and SoniDg,on 81 $3.50 or on The
arrival # The mai rain which leaves Boston 81 ~
The L. VANDERBILT from New.Y Yorf Monday WetpescsJ
ard Friday Storngton ruescay Tnur.dy aod saturday
The PLYMOJ tn ROCK, from HswYo'k TDesdsy Tnursday
Saturdays Monday "Wednesday and sday
proceed Sonngton railroad 10 Providence
AID Boston Express ns Trn aching ssd place In sd
vance By oeI aid In ample ne 1r al early
ming lines North and East ths. pIe'ef
remain bos.d the stesEe ENJOY ns feH an iisroec
breakfast desired, and leave Sonnfton Il the IN uAn
copctng 1T Providence with the II rs train for BostoD
Passengers for Newport ietye S.opinson IN the ~ Tan'
connecting Providence daily Snndsys a. gOs
snd 65 D. m. with the steamer PERRY Capt Allen. Fare from
Providence To Newport, 81 cents.
bssee mater scconp.Ies the steamer s1d ttln tnolsA
wsy -,
For passage berths sisooms 'ht aLpy on board the
steiner 81 the Freight Oace pier No North RIVER ora
the Office No 10 Battery place
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
oryle, Rs~-yt.n i,p IN, A,I.reAp Co. |,

W<-foyf. Jlnt IT nv
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Tls
IN N,v Yo-s rs Ere hsbrcsd Corpssy .Arr ealy -
ersve-,o osrrs stfs nafE1D
uprr ,e r,iss 9! txc ess 6Ess
hs eoprss, Atspue ctes md The Wes. Esvns Md
b. "a I'D . vrg te Jlcors .nvcHf 70 nan
30. urc ~ tie ssrs Of P-c P.ses ne srp-ys-t
rhn.s soses.ors o ty 9kes rId.rhanted
rf.keY tir retc % sra have tsisr mined
~1 f.,ss ard AsY Monosy lssh ~ - fol
pe,xtsr New fork tnc purkHt tto................Ss
b<ssesr New it,k ard Buffalo, ,to.................
sss~e<b E.x-foTf Nd Sisssn fIis, suspsndon
bTfs
CBAaiEe MORAN Pr~esSenl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
81 GouL DsNirl, AuctiooeeT. ~,oc-v, ~
,-/,rrOv SALE of RICH a1d COSlb1- =

n ..HHnr UoUsEHOLO PARLOR, CHAHBEh 900
1Is1sG Room FURNITURE, made 70 ofisr sSa 70 p,cs G
bN le ussd and Will b. sod wiiboat 1nit or Iose..s ~
tisH, This DAY 8t.jSy Ag 81 10 oco.s a. 10. 20
".ii,b. ioors fiom 20 :, ~ ,Ss o. .shod
Cnl,b ~ of which mus. BE- to.5: CsAiogses y t
De mornirs Of sac. deposit vi! be required =
>S.,S.-y II .he fuit1re which solsist 10 Pa'I ~ ~
w slid oss Exreusion rsbie. WITH c:se risn-h "a
~ p,.,l at Sets. ,lyer Ils.ed ware spspdi n's, &c. 60
- csssers with totes. ivory haaoies iept 80.
- - T,ers C,bes and Flit Bowls Brussels SspsL Io
pS Boolcsse Fr.Dch ps.e soors p.sne1d . ~
- .s knes ard W pasn Plsnotore OF oh O ~.
80 ssses 10 the city p, srl nlad, Superior s.
warrsntee q the n.ser o, nssuJ W. ,iSas
lb y1d Music Csb're TIE Parors tis 10 s'e'
b =, 6 Tspesry Carpcs 0; heh coti two s-.es ~
zoe psdor Funiiaie riy csrved marble op mel s G
- TS s,s.uary marble top Ease;e Mirror ooors tna w.
80 80 C1rtsps snd Shades large n,nel Gnd pier Gis ~n
- sro.s rosewood Reception Chairs Lades ssietsJ, o..
are furnished pitS Brlsseis snd I@resJ "a Iyse
700 p.esesd. Bureaus Wssas:.rds CrocseIy ovI no,'
P,iriinss uabogany Bedreaes ,png,n ehsf' us,es.es
seyts. and Pillows Parties viii BE- q the sac 70 ADN
,tip The goocs -------
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

ENOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT ard FALL RIVLR.-Tns speIoid and supsnsa
steamer METROPOLIS Cap. BIovp leaves NewYorr evsy
TUESDAY, THURSDAY snd SATURDAY, at o'eioef p m-,
and The EMPIRE STATE, CAPT. BryoI, on MONDAY WE'D
NESpAY and FRIDAY ~ 6cioch rom Pier No ~ 4
Hereafter viii Be regarded ayst any srpl
mt until TIE ssroe shsll have beer pad fog.
yresh. Boron tor~Cded Eroush win ses. dspscA s7
IN Expreo grestt fr,in.
WK. BORDEN. Ar.nN Nos 10 and n wsst-SI
E'ARE to NEW-HAVEN 80 CENTS BERTHS
FREE The steamer ELM CITY leaves Peck sp every
Day 8: p m 7he TRAVELLER every nsht At II. Freight
forwarded n Vermont. Northern NeHYorE and Causda
FRANCIS HYDE, Agent The GRANITE STATE lesves tr
Hartford EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
,t5p n. RICHARD PECK, Aeent-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
BILLING SGATE AWAKE.

The following correspondence, copied from Tile
KnerriHe Wsig Gays Tie Montgomery Cogfeiera-
tioa), gives evdsrce that the fighting psrson, the
Immaculate Brownlow, has struck vein to his liking
The manner in which he works it ia peculiar TO HIM
,elf The two letters sufficiently explain themselves;
"WAR TRACE, Tenn, July %. 1853
M G. ~ Broua'er.
"SIR: After considering your course through hse,
az gentleman and politician, ! am forced to say
that you are the grsndest rsscal and the grandest
Lar out Of HI. Acknowledge the receipt of this,
and you will oblise yours, &c, T. w. RIcH."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
ArFW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
lN sI,AfAER ARRANGEMCNI.

urepcpg MONDAY, Nay II, Nv
n, leave DEPOT corner Of White and Centre ss YORK.
eI5r n hite Plsip .rsn- opptns $; al sisnonai
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