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DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer.
ID
CENTRAL SALESROOMS,
CORNER OF
WILLOrGHBi AND PEARL-STS.,

To- MORROW ANNUAL SALE Of NEW and SECOSD-
HAND CARPETS, RUGS, OlL-CLOTHs, kc.
FRIDAY. May 49,
Sale will al o'clock a NJ with the velvet ana
Brussels CARPETS ,.,cr.,, -. -,
,d will corre ahJ: lots Of rch Velvet, Brussels, spy
and ingram Carpets with few Stair Carpes Rugs and Or
many a these arpe,s In bat short time,
I'D are about as good as The lumber aud eugh Of the
r,sdths in ca Carpet will be stated in the catal que.
Purchasers will be required TO make ssiisfafy depsit
and The goods will be delivered if desired 81 time during
ale,
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n ANES e. SONS sHOvELs sod SPADES,
", vn ss b JOHN W. QUINCY Co, NJ. y wnxa~sl
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CrPREME COuRT.-JOHN JAY. Receiver Of

CUPREME COURT.-JOHN JAY, Receiver OF
= a. Ms,h' William Es De G hSfz .s Of III
wife Theodore b. d. G,oos AID Eas;a D.. Tis tIs , %
ab.nsiby admits. rstsr Il John r Ware. daoss.d. Gvngs
Cpdyke and Wilson o. HanPur,unt decree Of sss nade
eo sGt i hS ., the City q NswYa % t q 9oo-r
1851 Referee ia sd deere nssed VIZ ;s pss ,Ss *
dsy a May is5s At IL cck d that day. tho oowns
described land VIZ Al that es1,sn ~ B' ~
pfsds q st E,q Saoas iss's e.e =. W sss
pin. .Sstsy ID. Of ana me . .aSsy
ea1ser d one. hundred ands .scid. aud Eeyents,
@,ss tl thine line Il sGi Ss Ss & s~s st o
81 and One hundred ind} zee .d s'.%ss ss 20 as linz
parallel with said Eeyehsv, until II iDer'eei. Toe noisry
Inc q tAs gsassSi , Soss uh WITH IL :
line u Our hundred and hrfy seond o. ,h'nce wsfs"y s
the souihery line o. One .S., o.
b::is.-s q 4s sffs 5i ss . HOMER Il STUART sss:
CTATE OF NETWORK SUPREME
y COURT, sRooNE coUsTY-JAMks " u wgHssTS
4 s S Ss;Is esH iis,
g:;$ Fl; e.. &C. S. &:
$40 6soa a nd May od..a n,,,ia sa; sat Esss.s
sG"s Me-: sssr .a e v ss..s @ aTor Il ~ 81.
ofNe~Yo1i Lnlao Barow' cmytr y ,f the s..ss q Nv.
fCIs liam chsreI, aso wsrn, Rbrr, stewart. Tomss
7 Hays. Lorrpso sno- John Tssse I'm Jshas bfSsns
~ BiIrtsnI,5n William y. Yong Cyrus strons lard w.
(,sy.. CLsfhs Wsrd.n Marin Ashl John H. Dyobsdsy.
H. de,s L. Oreen cihx u the Lst will and reuneu
.,u MN Or, a. deeess-d julius r z4n L~ws Hogsbom,
Pins William T. Tsyby, Samuel H. r. Hsl FrsdrSch
Wdsh, g. uaon Judd SDtlor Air eh sph Rod, Aehael
Mcconnell GsbriI ArusstrDs. JoH1a Tsnye, Assesi
Charts Wcks, Samuel johnson and Rssfi- hnsyn -tSsm
uousl-ITo the sboye-pan.d deSdsi Al xsDdes D-wfne
Dubois ard each e thu; You hrrby snmncssd and
rquired ts complaint in this sen. whsh did
said county the 18th day u 5ept1nrs 1885, and
cy Of ygr the said complaint tbs sabscrb~r 1t
bis hc No 81 Lb~y street. In the City 81 NewYok, within
tsensy days after the service Il this yyG asivs
a the day q such ard you fl. the sz
paint wrhin the sforr1d tbs pan.if th ssssn w1
sptiy the Court for the re demanded IN the eenpls
Dated September lsh, 1856 | b .f
JANIS W. WHITE, Plaintiffs Afsornsy,
s24 lsw7wTh No. 81 Libsry street. New-YsFk.
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A. J. BLEEcEER, Ancti0nrrr.
OTIS on 3D-AV., g5TH, 96TH and 9TH
IL sTs-A. J. BLEECKER, son Go. viii sell on MON
DAY u o,cloch. ih. MsrciIAnts Exehsnssi
ON 5D-AV-4 LOTS, southeast corner s5h:.,
ON SD-Av SLOTS side, ?52 North 95,h'st.
ON 95TH-ST-6 LOTS, north side, Adjoining above
ON 6TH-ST.-5 LOTS on = nth side dyinihs
ON 3D-AV.-4 LOTS, southtas, Corner s7th-si.
ON g1Th-ST Il LOT, south side, adjoining above
The spd completion Of the Sd Railroad and the improve
rn,s In Harlem River makes this property very desrsoe
Msps &C. IT Nu. aud Finest. Sale Positive U,oo9
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IN PURSUANCE of all ordvr IF the Surrogate Of
York uotc. hereby siyen all having claims
sssin EDWARD L. COMMON hate Of the City u Newborn,
with he voucher. her.f the
the Office Of Connor Wh.trhoine, No IS Broad
the City 1T N.~.fIs or btu. tue as-t day II De.
ursr-Datsd New N"k eleventh day IT Nay 1889.
uyl2 law6mTh CHARLES T.. Common, Executor.
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Vlx WNKLk, Aucti nrer. .
WAN WINKLE a. WINANS will sell on
Y THURSDAY May 70 at 10 O'Clock, all the FURNITURE
contained in 4story brownstnne house No IA Wet Si
consisting of Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets Rosewood
Suites; Etssers; s.venoctave Plano Forte, cost sS Ma
hogany Brdrsds; Crockery Ware, Ccks brddins Mantle
Orrsepts Pictures and Kitchen Utensils with which thu sale
will commence All goods must be removed on the day OF ALE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-12

wife, JAMES B. MURRAY, CHARLES BURRALL 1Eoh1E
OFDYkE and WILSON a. HUST.-F irrelOsure Ssle.-Par.
suAt snn Il made Ia the above entitled
soon ecia Term the Supreme Court held Ia New.
Y1k CITY OF ST. 1857 the RE In said order named viii
- a, public auction, the NJ chant-' Exchange In New YORK
City the III day fMay 1880 at IL 1cch M u INA, day,
via All that t pi parcel u land situate lying and
being Tie Ninth Ward II the City II New foh bens part o
m. land lately gs the cf arden and sesfry
u,l 81 Trinity Church. coIInonly cs,d tbs Church Farm, and
hr such thereof LIS M u block
b. en- L. Roy Hudson sret BY tho
letter ~ undrd fIwz to wt ginning az pint on
the nr,hrly L. Roy distant three hundred aud hrty
id from tine frrn.d By the rAst
.ry sde II Hudson sire and Dorbr!y de oi LIE NY -
thence running northeTy parallel u Hudson street .ns inc
side said nap hundred feet " the center
lines IL said block btwecD lie Roy and Mtu streets tnsncs
east along the line parallel ts LIE y street. xtten
feet ten inches the eastey boundary u the Church Frp
south ast.ry ang the fte'D iret 'rp enS
along ands occupied BY the 0enpAp Luths
ran Church and parallel Hudson street .isHysis tstGE
cs LIE Roy street. and thence westerly along thr nrthsfy
side a Le Roy twenty fet nch - the place y D.
ginning Terms made the day ~ fofk
49, ~ Ie9 HOMER II. STUART Referee.
"A lxf CHARLES Y. WHITEHEAD, Attorney.
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Hlisrcllaneous.

' ID l.
TOOLS eop.istipf of L.ih-s, Plsnrrs, Pnsnt Drhis
sb.fpr Belts Vices and everything Necessary or hteIhs
business. Apply at Nos US snd ~ -,t, =.
INPORTANT tO JANIIORS Of COLLECES,
i ACADEMIES Summaries, SCHOOLS. sod all other
sgeh pls Their. mss swsy' % nsess
szry .ceuu lsoa ofod pspr whirh nss bscJe
rorkks-.ueh boOks, pamphlets ne~.psprn sho
a al kinds u further whatever, Aia eoi'Is
remembrance Such rgbbsh, ~ nsitef ~ ~ast a
IN. articles BE- Otherw1se drtsaa ~
arr readily purchsd by ths nbsctiber. T ray eisn sn
o. r.. NJ, having lhsr possession hing ~ h-
y, .t.r can % The for hi 10 them ~ Tar Tes
sy eL, "a L., sTOCKWELLk EMERSON,
o'e'e' go a No Is Anu,t New York (bssesnentl.
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IN PURSUANCE al Nh order oi the Surrogate
II the County If N.wYok notice il hereby given TO al per
sous having claims against ISAAC DEVOE late Of the City Of
Newlork pr,..I tie with vouchers threo
the suhsr Der her residence in the Village % fonkers,
County " before he 5h day Of Sepom-
Der Ne xJ-Dated New -1ork. TIA. "a day Il March, lSo9
us law6u Tn MIRIAM e. DENuE
dmu istTxtrf
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A. NJ MEswN AuctiOpeer
DY BANGS, MERWlN Il Co., Trade-Saie
ID Rome, No. Is PsrS-rDw . ,,.,
GREAT SALE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS,
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, May II and Is,
Commanding a O'Clock a. IN,
Coprng variety of the best editions u stand
ard ort every Of Literature Ars aud Sciences
including MANY elaborate and eIpensivey illustrated
Bnk-e new and fsb stock. mostly in u- aud abs sna
buds consigned by the English and American Publishers
Ipre.sy I this To be- sold in lots suit PURCHASERS and
h,rns unusual opportunity to the Trade aud Collectors fV
lico urixa ,eIi
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Ccpartnrrship.

NOTICE Of DISSOLUTION Of COPART-
IN NERsHIP-rhs Cop-rtnsrshp here:ofore enisins -
TWEEN th~ undrrgned sneer the hrrn o WlN5Lo"
LANIER Co.. this day Dissolved mutual coussrt kehAls
n Wiusv retirins busnrss The uns-t-d ean-s OF
the fn -td BY either Of The underusned q No
RICHARD II. wINSL0W,
J. v. D. LANlER
RICHARD n wINsLOW having retired from the frm o.
wIHsLOW LANIER Co. the undersixned have formed
Oil continue the business OF that urn under
IL. d. LANiEA,
n c. MORGAN
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IN IHANIEKl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ii RAMNsLEl and others. couplainani,. and THE fREN-
IoN MUTUAL LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
Diepaants I'm b Scln u ana order maize ~ tne
ChAncvT IL the above stated dated the hird day of De-
d. S, m. trdors II the so,Vsnsned Insurance
Con puly herr By mOtihd rQairi pn 20
tb. Iuon New aud bfOs
hun oath Affirmation othwlsc a. ne shall dnt,
thr claims demands against said Company within
months the II said order, that they vail be
the bn' III OF such dvduds ee made aud
d.cla b. said Court.
Law IN Ih JAMES WILSON, Master IN ShADcery.
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AZ lawSwTh

CTPREME COURT.-T,al to be had ia the
- CITY aud County Of rHON L.
sr MOUR. Plaintiff again DUDLEY PERSSE and MAX,
GARET1 A PERSsE his wifi, HORACE bROOk5 aud MANY
T. BROOks his wife, Daniel II. Mese 1-ose Forrest as
,isp.r ~ IA. firm Pcrs,. Brohs, Warrn H. Ssse,
C,us W Field, David COugrr Edward ID jones' Augustus
Wat rmsn James LepOs William III. Aspinwal trustee to!
Mrs Annab.lla L. Lcayi William Lay'in George Min psNa
Ju,s Robert Tayln Albert 4 Floy, JOHN Coma h'ost
C. Kelly Abraham J. Van Wrinkle, William Tlden Hd.ncs
B,ebe Cherries C. Hail. Charles " Sands. James Cnne WI
non Charles Lambert, Walter Lambert Lam lowell smes
o. Crashead, William Srg ant, William Hunt bert Lsno.n'
Fxu Smith, surviving paftnrr IT the fan ~ finsf snnf
SCHUYLER soD Samuel U. " Od.l Robert Mseke, GOULD
H. Thorp Greenea Taylor Manufac,urng Company A.xAn'
der Hamilton Rice Charles Kendall Jsnss willard hce,
Sylvc man. The President Msus-t. sDd Comp.py VI ne
D.swue aud Hud. Canal Company, John Jackson I'd
win Clark Eugene MoConniD William j. Clark David Dre
per- John h. D.vn Joseyb r.bbrco't P,,er hdocanscs
en- Young Chaubuy Marshall Pepoon John Nssro, Chris
tan Chris,ensen The Trenton Banking Company, James
Gsun John ~ Boyd assignee Of James Usunt, Pny Jewell
PHny Jewell IT, Marshall Jeweh John u LiEhtb dy ferd
psrd soy Christian Emil Roune 0eo'se w Carson Melvin
Hara Peter Pierce, Benjamin kisssm lillian D. Taylor.
Daniel Swe.Dy Edmund Blunt 0"orse w Blunt Darius D.
Sbiey, defendants. .... -. :.
required the c"mp, Ia this action, which
Wa. filed ia the Clerk II the City and County Of
York the 18Th day u January 1879 aud D. copy
of your the said the subscriber Ct ne
Office No. Nssssus.e New York CITY within twenty days
the service hereof Exclusive of day u s-fvce
And you fail the said complaint within the tins
the plaintiff this action will apply ~ ID. Court of
relief nauded In the sDaied Ih January lto9
nl2Isw6wTh CLEMENT ID. NEWMAN, Plaintiffs Attorney
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"H o L for ! Nv A >.
i established III is47, by Z. Z. DENNlSTON, NJ D. At
sprngdale Merriam pton Mass. Number limited TO forty
RryrRENcEs-Boston-J. NJ Warren NJ ID. Jacob bise'
ov "A ID JuL1, War. NJ d. IN New. YuTk-Wiard Parker,
!" BIZ 'f n srdswcE snd r. w worth. esqrs.
Nor-hf np,ou Anril 1919
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and the costs and expenses Il tns s.s ,vvc r,.,.
Dated Albany, February ?i,h, lsie .,,1
Tie above sse i. sdogrned The twrE.yhd day Of AP
A. d. ls5e al the same hour and place . . ,,,,, -.
Dated Mlwsukee. Msrrh a 1853 . s.s.- n
The aby- further sjournef T. the Tely MS esJ
Msy A D. lsse a, the sane b0ur and paee. .,-,, 49,
Dsted Mlwsskee, April 3. 1859 spl@ $3.50
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IN PURSUANCE oi at ord-i NJ the Surrogate
the County of New York. notice il hen BY gwen TO all
I.r-uu. having SYN EN- WAkkES late OF
the q Rhode Island, access-d,
TO
the u WILLIAM j. HOPPlN, No. Of Pinssf In tho
CITY q, New York before tie twentieth day VI Jano next
-Usnd Nsw.ioIk IN. 18th d. Il DcceubeT, 1889
do iswom 1bELlIAbk1h WARREN, Admnistratrix
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-12
Probabilities of War in Europe.

1t seems to be the opinion of those in
the best informed circles, that the chan
ces are decidedly in favor of all imme-
date war in Europe. It is useless to
speculate on The fearful havoc Of human
HE that must ensue, or on the gains or
losses which are to follow in the great
cause Of humanity, the world over. In
all great conflicts between nations, il is
natural for every locker on to svmpa-
thize more especially with one Of the
contestin9 parties; it is next to impos,
slble to maintain neutrality Of feeling
while the battle wages In this coun-
try, there can be no especial reason for
any strong feeling Of interest in favor of
either Of the principal belligerenls. If
war comes, France and Austria will for
the present, be the prominent powers
arrayed against each other the other
nations Immediately involvcd,a re of less
importance in the scale Of European af-
fairs. That our sympathies should lie
on the side of Austria, would seem to
be almost impossible the remembrance
of the Austrian power in Hungary; its
unnatural persistency in crushing out
the spirit Of liberty, and reducing the
Hungarians to vassalage, is yet too fresh
N tho 4 orinn, .,,;,,l
other sentiments than those Of haze
Nor is there any good cause why our
feelings should be enlisted for the sue
cess of the Emperor of the French; he
is no better than usuper, having gain
ed his way to power in no creditable
manner. 1t is said, that one of the
fruits ofhis success in the coming strife,
will be the giving of liberty to Italy,
IT he would first give liberty to the peo-
pie OF France, there would be more con
fldence i'll his giving freedom to the peo-
pie of other nations.
But after all, there are remote histor-
zeal recoliections, which influence the
public mind in this country, favorably
towards the French nation. The aid
which France rendered us in our Revo.
iutionary struggles still cherished with
grateful remembrance by the genera.
ton now living. The crime in the sub.
sequent history Of France is overlooked
and the Story OLA Fayette, in the war
of American Independence, hides a
multitude of sins. Most likely, there
fore, much Of the American feeling will
be on the side of France, in spite of 9th
er facts and considerations.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-12
Notification.

The modern democracy profess to be
Mortified at any movement indicating
disregard OF the laws of the United
States; especially are our democratic
brethelen in this state greatly afflicted,
because Republicans treat the Fugitive
Slave Law with indifference and con-
tempt. But when the southern democ.
racy openly bid defiance to United
States laws-laws which no state court
has declared unconstitutional, our
northern democracy have nothing to
say by way of rebuke. Notification
may be tolerated, provided it is in the
democratic family. The laws of the
United States, declare the foreign slave
trade piracy, and attach the same pen
alties to it,as to piracy; yet southern ju
ries refuse tofnd the guilty and state au
thorities refuse to punish the violator,
Southern democratic statesmen boldly
advocate resistance to laws, which
infringe on the assumed rights ofslavery
More recently defiant attempt is made
to open the foreign slave trade; mum
Der of southern slave dealers of Miss
issippi have advertised for the deliv
cry on the sea coast, of 1000 African
slaves--thus unblushingIy showing thei,
contempt Of the law prohibiting the tlaf
tic. Yet in view of all this, the sensi
bilities of the northern democracy arc
not at all shocked; they are only nerv-
Gus when any attempt is made to stay
the encroachments Of slavery; but are
always quiet, when its extension and en-
largement is sought for, though in dis.
respect of law.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-12
milwaukee Market.

nv, MAY llth, 1907
The excitement in breadstuffs caused by the late
Intelligence from Europe continues urabated ON
market closed firm at an advance of SC on milling
wheat 10 to c on No. Spring and IS to IS C OF
-four Sales are not very heavy. OF the whea
sold No went at 81 20 to 81 30 No at 81 30 IL
1888 in store, 81 81 free board land 81 40 wal
offered iii the aiteinoon ana extra club at 81 40 tc
As.
Oats advanced &c selling at 50 delivered. Corr
was held nj an advance but was not active. Moth
ing of any account done in other articles of grain
The schooner 4. bradley takes a cargo ofwheat
to st. GATHERINGS at Sc
EXCITEMENT IN THE CHICAGO MARKET-Tht
chicago market was quite excited on Monday anG
material advance established.in breadstuffs The
Press and Tridune says:
About 1872 geo bushels changed hands tIrore,bop,
the n day at range Of 81 ,49ol ,l5s for No. / Red
- ,5d@Si 80 for No Red; 81 l24zl 90 for Stand
ard Spring, and VI 10 for No. Sprinc-witb sale
Tor future delivery of No. Red at 100
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w0Rms! ygORrss,

great many learned reatises have been written ex
planning the origin Of and classifying the worms genera
ted in the human system Scarcely any topic nediea
science has ELECTED observation and profound
research; and yet physicians very much divided in
opinion tIs subject. 1t be admitted, how ever,
that after ALI mode of expelng these worms puri-
flying the body from their presence is OF value than
the wises dispositions TO their origin. The expellng
agent has at length been foundDr 1rLdnes Ve1nai-
ge prepared by FemngBro g. is the much sought after
specific and already superseded all other worm med
cines, its efficacy being universally acknowledged by
ica practitioners
Do Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. MLANEs
CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE, manufactured by FLESIlN G
Bros of PrTsBuRG, PA All other Vermifuges in compar-
son worthless. DR.. MLanes genuine vermfuge also
his celebrated Liver Pills. be all respecta
bic drug Stores. None genuine aotaout tho signature 0,
1m46 FLEMING BROS
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4Stf
eZzOne2y for eAEy.
dh GAsA OA6A to be divided among the PEG
sfh OSEOaSe2EO pie Of Wisconsin in the fol

100000 0e be q f Wseon nnSnE the the Pee
lowing manner
wish to buy O5unty Oy1ers Jprors' ami VA.
ness Certificates, fer which VIII pay Ninety Gems
on the dollar, Or five cents oil the dollar more Than
they are selling for in the County where issued
wish to buy all the Tac sac Certificates that
may be sent me, for which 1 will pay wei
wish to buy certificates properly assigned IN
blank or otherwise, OF CaIverslty. school and
Swamp Lands, 10 the amount of Fifty Thousand
acres, for which will pay the highest prices Of
any person in the w est
wish to buy Fifty Thousand acres Land War,
rents, for which will pay as follows, to wit;
40 acre warrants one dollar and fifteen cents per
so ngety-eight g "
12O eightysiX
1850 ninety -eight " "
wish to buy Seventy Five Thousand dollars
worth of Bail-Rocd Bonds, for which l will pay
more than any one else
| will buy Farm Marriages. to the amount Of
Twenty Five Thousand Dollars.
| wish to buy Checks and DrGtts, for which
will nav a liberal premium for all | can get.
| viii pay the highest prices for all classes of
broken bank and all uncurrent money.
All of the above viii be bought by mc--part to
I'll q contract and the rest for my own usas--lor
which will pay in Gold or Drafts upon the east
ern cities, as persons may choose. a portion OF
the above must have immediately, to i'll an order
in the cast for the same
have also Three Hundred Thousand Dollars in
money to loan in any part Of this state upon real
estate security, with interest at the rate OF seven
per cent per annum When the above is all
loaned, can get few hundred Thousand dollars
from our eastern branches, and l will supply you
all upon approved security or mortgage.
Any newspaper in this State publishing the
above for four consecutive weeks, and calling the
attention to the same by editorial otherwise, and
sending copy of the same to my address, shall
be fully paid according TO their regular rates oil
advertising. H. H. GAYLORD
Nav 9Th, 1859 Box 562 Post Office,
4wi8 Milwaukee, Wis.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-12
Driving Methodists out of Texas.

We noticed short time since, the
breaking up of a Methodist conference
by mob in Texas, and an organized
effort to drive the adherents of the
Methodist Church north, out of the state.
1t appears this was no fragmentary
movement, in which but few persons
were concerned. The Texas ChriStia2.
Ado0cate, justifies the mobocracy, and
calls for the extirpation Of that body
of christians from the state We hear
much i'll these days about the persecu-
ton of christians in Turkey, &c, and
our christian communities put on
sorrowtul countenances, because of
the treatment of our missionaries in
foreign lands. But when a Methodist
Bishop is arrested i'll our own country,
while conducting divine service, and a
whole conference of ministers dispersed
a mufiied silence pervades the christian
public. Our ministers of the Gospel
are privileged to speak of trials and per.
secutions on heather ground, but to
protest even mildly, against driving
Methodists out of the democratic state
Of Texas, would never do; it would be
regarded at once as political, and cacu.
lated to ruffie the temper of the demo
cratic family.
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appeared in complete new drszs TIL. Tribune
printing establishment is tho lO ., extensive in
the United States, and lSr'>.r than uov in En-.
rope with perhaps SIM e e1ceptisn-the Lon
o0A I"'eS' A rscs'.t number of the Tribune
gives some inter .sting statistical facts respect,
ing the early establishment of the paper, and its
progress ur, to the present period. We give the
fohoWip extracts:
HE TRIBUNE now appears on ! sheet "A by
Us ~ inches in area, giving an sxtent"f sur
of2,64S inches. Our aggregate consumption
of paper is Sl9 resms IA 900 pounds, or TWEEN
ty cart-ioads) per week, mainly manutacture1
expressly for us at the Niagara Falls MIiis
Our average weekly expenses have gradually
risen from 1925 TO 81 300 we pay S44COU per
wear to Editor Cores pondents and Reporters
S62 900 per year, for labor in the department of
Printing. nearly $4,000 in that Of Mailing, av-
srags about 81 5000 for Telegraphug, employ
one hundred and eighty persona beside carriers,
GARNER, &C., &c. We have used during the
past year, 60,049 pounds Of Ink costing over
$4,000, and have, during that period, employed
2.3b0 pounds of Glue, and II barrels of the best
refined Cane Strip in tbs manufacture Of the
Rollers whereby that ink is applied The Steam
PowerPrssses and other machinery used in The
rapid production of our issues have cost US
over $4,000, and We pay about $4,000 per
AMMAN for Type, whch those PresseS, owing to
the extent Of our editSns, rapidly reduce to
dsfaeed and inexpensive metal"
Tho total circulation Of the n. Y Tribune is
2l1, $50 copies, of which number S,O42 are in
Wisconsin. Nine states take a larger number
copies Of the Tribune than Wisconsin. The
Tribune circulateS in every state and territory
Of the United States, also in Europe and
the islands ofthe Pacific. On the extent of the
circulation Of the paper, the Tribune remarks
eve believe there is no other newspaper in
America or the world which addresses circle
Of readers so large as ours by several tens Of
thousands.