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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-16
financial.
ALsr.r II. NIeoL.r, A9etion.sr

.,,xrr H. NIcoL.Y Ancuonesr
ycrTAR Auction SALE of STOCKS and
REosnS ALERT n. NICOLAY will sen, THIS DAY,
~ borD,SS o;esck D. NJ, al Merchants Exchange.
ksy 10 :. .ym.r.' aud Czeus Bank VI l. l., f25 each
- -, Plenix Bsns, : ~ each.
~ -. Croeefs Bank, : 20 each.
S So RAM of Common wealth, 800 each.
" -. North River Bank, 80 each.
- 80. Merchants Bank, 80 each.
49,. Pr. Insurance Co, 100 each.
-. Grocsrs Fir. Insurance CO., : % esoh.
% s,ssr,. P.e Cooper Fire Insurance Co, f25 earl
sssSs,,s North River Fire Insurance Co, SO each
1900 Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co.. Tlop earn
wsses Great Western ManDe Insurance L =, lco eaeh
-, Iepox Fire Insurance Co, T25 each
80. Fxoelsior fire Insurance Co. -" each
Z.h,r,s Tradesnen's Fire Insurance Co.. 30 each.
-. Tinted Stats Steam Sugar Refining, 100 each.
"a sIares American Coal c., : - eacn'
sesr,,s Wisconsin School Lands
al o00 San Frar cisco e cent Bonds, dne 1893 .
800 cevelsnd aud Pittsburgh Railroad d Mtge Bonds
.1Toxp a. Fort Madison Iowa q cent Bonds.
1900 v ard New. Haven Railroad Pcent Bonds
tooS - Crosse and Nil xsukee Railroad "a Mtge Bonds
;s. received addition the regular advertised list
sTx ale Next regular sale THURSDAY, May 10.
sft ACTION Sales Of Stocks and Bds every Monday and
hcb have been The regular established days Of sale
,,ar. or every day whenever required at ~ O'Clock,
rans Exchange. s ocks and Bonds bought and sold
ale and at Brokers Board. Interest allowed
s-Yra.i,s ana dividends collected
,,e variety Of Bank and Insurance Stocks also Other
sr,r;tss constantly Oh hand az private sale
ALBERT II. NICOLAY.
nee1 stock AactOneer Broker and Banker No Broadt
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DISEASES of the THROAT, LUNGS and
- HEART-Dr. ADAMS devote. his exclusive aentsoe 20
A. ,r.tmru, Of these uasGies The experience Of s-sers
y.sr, practice sD4b-d him 10 develop new and more
s.tvr mean, than have hitherto been employed BY The pro
f.,,Sn Ofhce Ne ISL we, 18th st. corser sta ~, n l.
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- picsou Of the Mayor Aldermen and Coumonsl,y Of the
City NewYorh by the Board of Commissioners u the Con-
trail Park relative the acquisition Of lands for public park
place. between oh and lth streets and Oh. SIN aud Sth
nues In the Of New Yorkrhe Mayor Aldermen and Com
monaty the City Of New fok by the Boar II Coun sn
the Central Park 10 the statute entitled An
Act the Map II the City II sfok BY laying ont
public Place and TO authorize the iasns OF the ane
passed Apnl s9-re. fhs ing pn-scn-hrreby give mo-
lice to owners ssss parties and persons respectively enti-
tied interested the lands euemen. her snlents and
premises hereinafter mentioned aud described that they viii
ply the Supreme Court II the Stat ot New York q, SPECIAL
term said Count BE- held the City Hall II Cry New
York Monday the h day of june 1850 the opening u
the Court that day thereafter Counsel ean b.
the appointment Of three Commissioners OF Appraisal
above entitled matter 10 estimate in favor Of the several
owucrs essees parties aud persons aforesaid just and e2na-
bic for aksg all those lands hervds
eu. and premises lie between 6,h and l0t streets aud
9Th and sh avenues said city ami which the said Board of
Commissioners of the Central PARK deem advisable b.
CURED purpose Of extending said Central Park in the City
York which said lands and premises laid out on tho
map plan Of said city, under and by virtue II an act entitled
relative Improvements touching he laying out u
streets aud the City If New York aud for other
roses" passed April ;. l8UT.-Duted May L., 1859.
RICHARD BUSTED, Counsel u the Corpors,iou,
rnyIiti..D and - said BOARD of Commissioners
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NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

~ COMPANY.-The Annual Meeting Of Stockholders Of this
Company for the election of Thirteen 3l Directors will be held
the office Of the Company Of hst and fhav, on
TUESDAY May H. the polls TO BE- open from u O'Clock at
O'Clock The Transfer Books of the Old and Preferred
Stocks will be closed m o'clock p Of the 10Th May until
w IL EMERSON. SECRETARY &c.
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feQal Notices.

NOTICE of APPLICATION tor the discharge Of
~ an insovent from his debts pursuant the pSns &
third article of the tt Of the nth CHAPTER the SECOND
part Revised Staute Of JOSIAH COLBY insv.ni.
Noce published April 49, 1859 Creditors appear befsre
the Hon T. ID. CULVER City Judge, at his Office No SO
Futons the City # Brooklyn, the Sth day Of June,
1859 O'Clock the forenoon % show why the sad IL
solvent should no, b. discharged f,m bis debts
ID. T. MUD0ET@r, No. ~ Waist, Y,
anil "a Petitioner.
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n III. IIIGBEE,
W ATTOREEY-AT-LAW,
Independence Missouri,
give his undivided attention all legal business insted 20
Courts Of Jackson aud adjacent Counties
Collections made and promptly RENTED.
DASSPORTS.-VISIT to EUROPE who
avoid delay and trouble expense, when travel
the Continent ION their arrival in Engand) have
their passports duly ysed for any Kingdom State they may
desire visit upon application Mr. w. j. ADAMS, pub
Usher Of BRADSHAW'S BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL
GUIDES No. Flcet-st. London T. G., thus saving the
trouble and annoyance personal attendance the various
bassadors and Consn be will undertake 10 have their
passports arranged and forward ge Fee for obtaining
each wise, - ---
ONE SHILLING.
The signature of the American Minister Ia Jndon
obtained 20 United States passports.
The latest editions Of BRADSiIAW'S and MURRAYS CON
TINENTAL HANDBOOKS and every description of station
cry and travelling requisites useful for travellers
Experienced CouTe engaged application, by letter OF
otherwise.
~ s. PASSPORTS issued through J. b.
~ MONIES Notary Pubic, No. 52 Broadway, corner Of
Wauen.st Nauraized citizens produce certiicses
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DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AnctiOneer.-TIfIS
- DAY lMondsy May &c. O'Clock Q. m. the Central
Sslesroon II Wnourhby and Pearl sts Brooklyn,
FINE GOLD JEWELRY
SILVER AND SILVERPLATED WARE.
This sale viii be continued day and evening until the whole
sold.
TUESDAY May II,
A. 10 O'Clock A. the sscoom large and general as-oTt
ment Of SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
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A. n M,EwH. Auctioneer.
by BANGS, NERWIN d Co., Trsde-Sale

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May q, az O'Clock, snd FIVE
FOLLOWING DAYS, et same hour
The entire PRIVATE LIBRARY of the LATE Rev. Rufus w.
Griswod, d. D. Ii DThis Library frn.s exrs1rdinsry
collection Of choice, valuable and curious Books IN
nearly department particularly in PuetTy and Boga
ply ancient and modern and in Civil and Ecclesiastical His
tory including choice ad relating
America. Also early Printed Books gathered by the late
during and Of i'm
portant Books Catalogues may be mad application the
Sals~roOma
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
and sfer MONDAY April 1859 and until further nosioe
Passenger Trains vii Pier. foOt Of D1ane' ''S"
viz:
DUNKIRE EXPRESS At Ga n, for DunkiTk and Buaa'0'
ard principal Intermediate Stations. -.
mediate Stations.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER a. 81 p m, from foot OF har'
.or Pieruort and intermediate statlonA
WAY PASSENGER a. p n for N-~burga hidaS-'oSn-
and intermediates Stations.
NIGHT EMPRESS a. .. n, for Duntirk and BgfsLa
The above trains run daily, Sundays eIcspted 49,,
The,- THrrt., Tain. c1nuec, a, Elns with the Elm.r,
C.nardsirus NisSra Pals Railroad for Nsssrs Fhs
BnshAupon With The Syracuse and BnEhanpton rosd t
Coruing with the Buffalo, Corning and aew fofs
Railroad Rochester and Busan; at Gea, Bend, Win zoe
Dcisvsre Lactswsnns and Western Railroad for scranton
Horueuess with the Buffalo and NewYork City Railroad
and At Buffalo Dunkr with the Lake Shore Railroad TOT
CHARLES MORAN, President
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6onse- furnishing Goods.

--oo.-~~~~~~----~~--~~~------
~ A S. G. A s. G. A 5 -
NJ The Of being completed, would
respectfully call the attention Of friends sad the public 70
our splendid new stock Of GAS FIXTURES Bronzes PsriaH
Fancy Goods all u which will be offered ~ ~ per
e. lees than our former low prices ..
GEO. II. KITCHEN Co.,
Omce for IN. Meters for the State New York
Woods Buildings, No Sol Broadway
HOWE's unrivalsd ELLIPTIC-SPRlNG BED
i BOTTOM-The best in existence, Al No Ts Broadway,
N Y Examine II, address GEO. r. CRAY Tor circular
Price from 81 50 Sc so. Special Inducements to dealers
CELF-SEALING FRUIT JARS-Glass, POrce-
- lain and Tin Pstru; Tops for rnners' notary Egg
Whips Old Empire Coffee Pot, and various other new and useful
artice, Ia the house furnishing line At wholesale, BY
GRAY BROTHERS, No. 90 Beekman-st
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MAN wants but little here below. IS
Waier Cure.

nR. TRAILS WATER-CURE is l,cated but
- oue door from ST. Johns PARK NJ IS L,isbs God
BOARD can be obtained om IS 10 ~ per week ard With
treatment, 81 "a 40 50 pi week l. TRALlA ~ ID,
and d. A. GoRTON NJ. ID, Physicians
% - ARATOGA WArER-CURE"-Now "a or
~ der for "a. reception ir- i'm roycn.n,s have
been made n. BEDOkrHA ". d., S,rs'oxs SPRING. ~ r.
nR. T.. j. LOWENrHALs WATER CURE
~ and GYMNASIUM No. 10 Blre ker-st, New.Yorh.
Treatment without board Transfer, and ran-n, Boadso
taken.
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PACIFIC BANK, NEwYoRg, May 10, 1859. y
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day
ssrlsr.d DIVIDEND Of FIVE ~ PER CENT payable
"a ,nsr the first Of jane The Transfer Books will be
80 from the 2Dth inst 70 the lst Prox .. .
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Groceries, provisions, Nf.
DASH CAPITAL $4,000.
" IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.
THOMAS X. AGNRW sells
TEAs WINES BRAkDIEs GRocLRIns AND PROVISIONS
cheaper than any other man In New. York.
Call and see r Yourselves Goods delivered free Of charge
THOMAS X. AGNEW,
Importer Of Wines and Brandies Grocer,
Flour and Tea Dealer, wholesale aud retail,
No. $50 Greeuwich-st. and No. SO Murray-s
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Builoins Alaierials.

koOFlNG SLATES.-R. PRINCE, Agent for
sesissuted EVERETT QUARRY" Pa.
For "FLAT aud PITCH" ROOFS
Fer samples address No. 80 3sskmaA ss, New yesb.
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VTNHE NEW LINE for CALIFORNIA.
i GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.
TIE favorite Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt. Tnkle-
paurh, VIII leave Pier No North River Friday June TO-
O'Clock connecting, via Panama Rairosd with Steam
ship UNCLE SAM.
Apply the only Office Of the Line No. Bowling Green.
ID. b. ALLEN. Agent.
NB-A persons forbid trusting any Of
tie above ships oT owners.
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Go {drmers an0 Others.

DUCKEYE MOVING MACHINE
ID AULTMAS 4 MlLLERS PATENT.
This cesbrsed Mov-r which rec-iyed p~fnium 81
The Gr,s, National Trial Syrarus" Y, h.ds
and County prrmuu and By rs practical working
reputation shich place. the
Movers exhibition and for sA by the Manufacturers
JOHN p ADRIANCE.
No ih5 Greenwich Cozrilsndi-
Sud FOR a Crenisr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-05
Fresh Groceries,!

q E. BOWERS, AG'T., thanks his friends nad
3. patrons for their liberal support, ind desires
n continuance of their kindness. E"cry effort
will he made to give ontirc satisfaction both III
GOODS AND RICES.
lie will fill any orders entrusted to his care, at
his Store iii uumburg. or Lamback Cooper's in
Augusta. ut the LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
and of tho BEST ARTICLES. His Stock con-
sists of
Java, Lagura and Rio COFFEE;
Muscovado and Portorico SUGAR;
Crushed aud Powdered
Extra A. B. & C. ,.n
BRO0Ms, TUBS, BUCKETS, DIPPERs, &c.
Colgate's No. SOAP;
Family and Toilet SOAP;
Patent Wax CANDLES;
Pure Sperm 4"
Hydraulic Pressed CANDLES;
Extra Family FLOUR;
Canvass HAMS;
Family LARD;
Grunge County BUTTER;
English Dairy CHEEsEi
Pine Apple
TEA Of all kinds;
Candies Preserves, Pickles, ground mud grain
lblier,nctreally sealed Fish, Lobsters, Oysters and
fiardines, &c;
Raisius, Citron, Currants, Macaroni, Soda and
IIutter Crackers;
All kinds of Sauces, pure Olive Oil;
No. /, 2 and Msckerel, Kittsi
: Salmon do;
uavuns sEGARs of the best quality, imported
by Hanback, Il Cooper.
American do;
French BRANDY, of sill qualities;
MADEIRA, Sherry, Port, Clarst and Champagne
WINES;
SCHNAPPs, Holland and Jamaica RUM, ST.
cruix RUM, imported by hanback, & Cooper.
Gib,un's NECTAR, XXXX, AAA, AA, y;
Mountain Rye and pure Corn, Catherwood Nectar
NIX, XX, Y; superfne Monongnhela anu Corn.
North Carolina Corn, Rye and Wheat Wills
KEY;
Pickens District Corn WHISkEY
Anderson District Corn WHISKEY;
Double Distilled Rectifed do;
CORDIALS of all kinds, by the bottle or barrel;
Lomon SYRUP do.
All the above goods will be sold by Wholesale or
retail.
Hamburg, Sept. II, 1852 80
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CALIFOR ~ I a I,
Australia, Pixies Peak,

A~SSA A~ASJ
AND DORN'S GOLD
MIME,
May all in the course uf time cease 10 y:eldsher
rich treasure to nIcn, but go long as tho
Steamboats, aud Railroads keepin -
go"d running condition,
APPLETON T. R. NJ. PERRYMAN
NNTlLL continue tn add to their dne assortment
w Of Fall Goods (in scas.n.
We ure now receiving Quo Of tho best stocks OF
FALL GOODS,
ever offered to the trade Of this community.
Our stock Of DRY GOODS embraces all the
novelties OF the season we'll such Staple
Goods us our steady old planters like to see.
Our stock Of SHOES will br full and the gueli-
~ No. |. Our HATS aro do. GROCERIES
aro Choice. DRUGS are never good; but ours
arc pure, f.est and unadulteritcd our CLOTH
ING heavy, warm ind low priced.
HARDWA ARE
,wc will no. say much about. for It is always kard
ware with W.. We keep YANKEE NOTIONS,
and that means IL little Of every Thug. :,
We will not say US mnny others. that we will soil
cheaper ihnn any, but We think the prices OF our
goods will compare fuv"rubly with any other stock
this side OF Charleston. ~ -
Our DRY GOODS are 4fere and Fresh,, as We
sold out our entire stock tis Summer.
To our old patrons wo tondrr our thanks for the
liberal support they have given us, aud we hope
by strict attention t. business, TO merit fair por-
ton Of their trade this fall; We will take sreat
pleasure in showing our old patrons land ns many
new ones MS may feel disposed to cume) through
our stock.
We also have Oh hand large stock Of GAG.
GlNG, ROPE, TWINE and Ilrartpine Shinglec.
APPLETON & r. N. pERRiMAN.
New Market, S. c., S.pt. 81, 1859 Al 81
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q E. BOWERS, AG'T, thanks his friends nad
3. patrons for their liberal support ind desires
a continuance of their kindness. Every effort
will be made to give ontirc satisfaction both III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-05
House and Lot for Sale.
LAND FOR SALE,

yuyHE Subscribers offer for sale that VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND whercon Mr.. II. C. Tur-
ncr resided at the time of his death This Truct
is situate on Rocky Creek, about 2 miles from
Rocky Crock Church, 10 miles from Edge6cld C..
H., adjoining lands of Mrs. Mathews, Benz. Cog
burn and others, and contnins
Four hundred and thirty-two Acres,
Half of which is nativo forest-prime oak and
hicko:y land.
On the premises is good two Story Dwelling
with I'LL necessary out-buildings This plantation
is we'll and conveniently watered.
THIS land under cultivation is productive.
bargain may be had by early application to
the undersigned.
Terms, to an approved purchaser, will DO quite
reasonable.
J. c. SMYLY 4 co.
Aue3 If 30
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ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for tho tickets
ordered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded
by f tst mail Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately utter the drawing.
NorIcy TO ConnrsrosDES1s.-Those who pre-
fer not sending money by mail, can use
THE EXPRESS COMPANIES,
whereby money for Tickets, in sums of Ten Dol
lars and upwards, can be sent us
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city or town where there is an Express
Office. The money and order must DO enclosed in
Government Port Office Stamped EHrelop',
or the Express Companies cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail OF
Express, to be directed to
MCKINNEY & CO.,
SAVANNAH, Ga.
0cc s. 1850 " ~
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25,S2s Prizes amounting to..."'..........S3s6O4 O40
CERTIFICATE OF PACKAGES will be sold ut the
following rates, which is the risk:
Certificate Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half 80
10 Quarter Is
10 Eighth 7.50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-05
STAPLE ARTICLES

STAPLE ARTICLE ES,
Among which are,
Rich French Printed DELAINES (all Woo!) and
DELAINE ROBES;
Small Figured French DELAINES, (all wool,)
Of beautiful styles, for children;
Ladies' Rich Dress and Foularrl SILKS, Of the
latest Paris styles:
Superior Plain Black SILKS, and Ladies Black
silk ROBES;
Superior Plain Black and Cosorcd French ME-
RlNOS and DELAINES;
Superior Fl French PRINTS, of new and beau
tiful styles;
A very large assortment Of English and Ame:i.
can PRINTS;
French Embroidered Lace and Muslin COL
LARS and INCONSISTENCIES;
Ladies' Embroidered and Hem-sti;ched Linen
Cambtc HANDkERCIIIEFS:
Swiss and Jac"nct EDGlNGS and lASERT-
INGS. of beautiful styles;
yalenccnncs and Thread Lace EDGINGS and
INSERTINGS;
Black Brussels LACES ant! SILK PRINCES.
for trimmings;
Ladies silk Velvet CIoAKS, OF new and ele
giant styles
Ladies Black and Coorcd Cloth CLoAkS, Of
beautiful styles:
Ladies Superior Broche and Stella SllhWLS
Superior Welsh, Patent and SaXony ELAN
NELS;
Fancy CASSt tMl.RES ana JEANS, lof 1ouths
and Chdren's wear;
Heavy uUCEABACKS and DIAPERS, for
Towels
Superior l2-l Linen sIlEETINGs and Pillow
Case LINENS:
Superior S-l and le-4 Table and Damask D1A-
PERS:
Dam.sa NAPKINS and Damask TABLE
CLOTHS II extra size and quality:
Ladies' and Misses MERiNO VESTS, Of the
best styles;
4 complete assortmcn; Of Ladies. Misses, Chill
DIR ms. Ccntlcmcu's aud Youths HOSIERY:
Ladies and Misses Steel Spring SKIRTS. Of
tho hest style;
Mur<eiIles QUILTS, of extra size and quality
and some at Very low prices;
large assortment of Goats and Brooks SPOOL
COTTON, Of the Nos. most used wiki Sewing Ma
chimes. .
A complete assortment Of Ladies MOURNING
GOODS;
eo,ue NJ cx,ra size and Gl,a:itv.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29

Tim Mrss ErzzxE1sl-Hs hassb.'n
counting. Our dsvoirs have bssn o6srsd
ct the shrine Of ths Muss- "Pillbsgs
wood the divine goddess for our benefit
and We sslt Il incumbent open ourssli 70
rstuin the compliment for the benadt Of
him and his two "bowers." Goae'so
was evidently Ii. goddess that Inspired
him, but shs wouldn't aid ~. We hOl-
lsred. bu. shs wouldn't talk. Pill-Bag.
has no dsubt engaged her exclusive ssrVi-
Gee. Consequently. We were obliged to
seek inspiration from some other myth
The inspiration came. but We ere in ig'
norancs O. 10 It's source therefore, tor
the sake Of Q aams, We shall call ths
Goodies Of our Muse. "sally Ann"
Thus. then. singsth Sally Ann -
AN APPEAL TO THE TRIO.
o. .sz srssSls rhsss!
wsap zee Ssssss ls' - bel
IN "'A-s' - ''i. '1'o
And The assa 10 has Ia
Klsd PIP! viss PsdassEss! no's noeis P1l-Sss"
q! ssassseis sisss"
Tsns snasnse o.
Prsss % tAs ch.ssIs-Hsads, vAs'sSsf b Sossi
We pssy - yin sss
ovsswhsln % viii what,
Lks he pstssfns he LANA b eissts fsso Als asssi
AVs rse.sos'
t"n Hs.a ees'o
"hiis ssae1aas ne is"sh'e is'.s ,e''''
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29

HEAIraEUr POLicy. vsRYi-Tks Dis-
patch. in its snarling article in reference
to our truthful and incontroVertible
charge against the judges Of election At
Iowa Point precinct. in disregardiug the
law, terms the two Democratic Judges,
Christians Of high character and stand
ing; while the third, who is Republic
can. is stigmAtized as "a Black Rspubli-
can gentleman of the dirtiest stripe. who
does not believe in hereafter Of rewards
and punishmsnts." It has been the
practice Of the Dispatch. since it has been
conducted BY its present editor. when
it has had occasion to speak Of . mem
Der Of the Republican party. to employ
none but the most abusive language
which it had ct command. The Rspub-
licaR Judge referred to. was . patron Of
the Dispatch. and in all probability nov
er did sught to cross the pup who con.
ducts it; yet. in attempting defence Of
him. in connection with members of its
own party. the Dispatch takes occasion
to single him out Is . recipient Of itI
OVERLOOKING filth.
The course Of the Dispatch is The
same regarding social and business mat.
tiers. as it is in political matters. 1t new
er refers to the business Of q Republican
in its town, and never compliments one
personally; but whenever it can find G
slight pretext. it covers them with abuse
Doubtless this practice of the organ oil
the town iS calculated to build up the
town with q rush. No wonder the people
Of Iowa Point are letting the concern die
. merited death.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29
THs TraGxr ExcRoAcHSe.-Ths AFRO

THs TYRkxr ExcRokcHrNa.-The AFRO
ganss, tyranny and oppression of the
South. ore steadily and surely being
pushed northward. and IL not checked,
soon the people Of the Free States, when
they desire to speak their sentiments. will
do % a their peril. In Philadelphia. a
few days ago. an Anti-Slsvery meeting
.sas bsing hsIdr snd lecture was to be
delivered BY Q distinguished person
a mob. aided BY the Sheriff of the city.
attempted TO disperss the meeting, and
prsvent the lecture. But they reckonsd
without their host. The meeting stoutly
resisted the mob; and the Mayor of the
city, who was elected by the votes Of
fires msn. gave the rufiAns to understand
thHt such work would not do, and COM
PEELED them to travel.
Philadelphia is the city where Q paper
Is Published called the Southern Mon
itor," which is intensely Pro- Slavery, and
boasts that it is firmly established upon
Northern soil. to 6gbt Abolitionism.-
While the publication Of this paper is
sndisturbed, mobs endeavor to break up
Anti Slavery meetings Union meetings
Gre being held in all the Eastern cities, at
which the Harpsr's Ferry affair is denoun-
eel, the Republican party misrsprssented,
AL the Republican members of Congress
condemned; yet not q whimpsr is heard
agsinst the violence and oppression of the
South, Southern outlawry and treason
in Congress. and Democratic mobs to
suppress Anti-Slavery meetings in the
North. It is time Northern people were
making up their minds and preparing to
defend their rights at home, or Freedom
will soon become an obsolete principle in
The North ss Il is in the South. The signs
indicate return Of the times which wit.
messed the mobbiug Of Mr.. Bsiley's paper
Il Cincinnati, and the murder of Loveioy
10 Illinois.