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Nobly Said.

We had intended giving our readers
the following extract with which Judge
Swan, of the Supreme Court Of Ohio, con-
cluded his opinion in the Oberlin Slave
case, in an article which appeared in our
last issue, bnt at the time it was prepared
We could not lay our hands upon it. We
have since found it ,, and in view Of
the noblencss Of it we consider it still
worthy a place in our columns. 1t may
be we'll enough to remind our readers
that the Republican party which met in
Convention tc nominate candidate for
Judge of the Supreme Court day or two
subsequent to the avowal of these senti-
ments, repudiated Judge Swan, who had
been elected by them to his last term,
and selected another man. OF course one
who would not have the courage to avow
such noble sentiments:
"As a citizen ! would not deliberately
violate the constitution or the law by in
reference with fugitives from justice. But
! if weary, frightened slave would appeal
to me to protect him from his pursuers, il
is possible might momentarily forget my
allegiance to the law and constitution and
give him a cover from those who are or
his track-there are, no doubt, many
shareholders who would thus follow the
instincts Of human sympathy. And, if
did it, and was prosecuted, condemned
and imprisoned, and brought by my coun-
sci before this tribunal on a habedS corpus,
and was then permitted to pronounce
judgment in my own case, trust should
have moral courage to say before God and
the country, as | am now compelled to
say under the solemn duties of a judge,
bound by my official oath TO sustain the
supremacy of the constitution and the
law; "The prisoner must be remanded."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
CLEARFIEL NURSERY.

rE,lE subscriber wishes to inform tho citizen,
4 of Clcarfeld county that he has established a
Nursery on the pike leading from CurwCuyill, to
Clcarfcd town, and will, for the present, keep
up n supply from other Nurseries, until his trees
are fit for sale.
His stock will be Of the best varieties and
most hard kinds, aud will consist Of Fruit and
Ornam utal Trees, Shrubbcry, Grapes, Goosbsr
ries. Currants, Raspbcrries, Strawberries &s,
which will be sold on reasonable terms. All OF.
dcrs will receive immediate attention. Address
JOHN d. WRIGHT, Curwensville, Pa
June 10, 1850 2 mos. pd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
NOTICE.

A meeting of the managers Of the Glen
N Hope d New Washington Turnpike a Plank
Road, held at Newburg Nay 2, 1859, an assess
ment Of twelve ollprs apo fifty cents On each
share was laid to pay for work completed on said
road. The stockholders Of said road will there
fore take notice that the above amount is required
to be paid each share, on or before the first of
August next or they will be dealt with according .
TO law.
JOSEPH MMURRAY, Treas.
June 20, 1859
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Convention Of Delegates.


Convention Of Delegates
ln accordance with the call of lhc
Standing Committee of Tho Democratic
party ol CleatGeld county The delegates
elected TO take action upon The system ol
making nominations, met al The Court
llousc Ia Clentheld, on Tuesday the 2lsl
June. 1850
Edward Parks, Of Morris, Wos clcc.
ted President and w X. Dickinson, OF
Bcccaiio, and r. j. Wallace, Of Clcarliold,
Secretaries.
| Tho townships being called over the
following delegates appeared and took
| their seats.
/ Bsccuia-Wm. II. Dickinson.
/ Bcii-James McGhce, and LOWS Smith,
/ Brady-Hon. b. Bonsall II. Passmorc,
| Lover illegal and Frederick Korb,
| B,UuSidc-Jamcs Savage.
/ Chct-Dnniel German, VIM, W. Wor
rsll.
, ClcdrfcH-R.J j Wallace, VIM, Bchan.
/ CUomsuilc--John d, Thompson, John
son Potter.
Daahr-Cyrcuc Howe, John Hughes
| Fcry,Son--Wm. McCracken.
/ Girori- Abraham Hyler, II. j. llite,
Goshn--E, r. Liycrgood, Isaac w. Gra-
ham.
! GraLam-Jacob Wilholm John Holt.
horthu@ b. D. Hall, Lorenzo IIartline
hHor-Conrad Baker, George Erhard.
Lagrmrc--A. c. Tate, Jno. Shaw, jr,,
IS. II. Shailner,
.Horris-Edward Perks, Jno. J. Miller
Nco UoShmgton-Jno. Cummings, &,
w. Stewart.
Pihc--Eli Bloom, D. C. Dale, James
Bloom, Sr.
Juioa-P. II. Boozo.
Woodpard-Geo. W Shoff, Thomas Hen
dcrson.
The object of the Convention having
been stated, on motion, after full discus
sion, was
Resolved, That the system now is use
known as the Crawford system, be con-
tinucd.
The following rules for the regulation
Of that system, were offered and adopted,
viz:
|. No member Of the opposition shall
be privileged to vote at a primary election,
without plodging himself to support the
Democratic ticket.
>. There shall be but one election in
each township, the place of holding which
shall be duly advertizcd by tho Vigilance
Committee Of the townships, reasonable
length of time previous thereto.
3. No returns will bo received b. the
Convention of Return Judges, unless the
same be certified by the Vigilance Com
mttce to have been held agreeably TO the
rules of the party, and brought in either
by one of that committee or some known
democrat deputed by them.
On motion, it was
Resoluci, That the Convention proceed
to the election of a Standing Committee
( for the ensuing year, whereupon:
/ Robert ]. Wallace, of Cleartield, Wa.
elected Chairman, and w. r. Dickinson
Jas. McGhee, Jno. w. Kyler, V. B. Holt
Lever illegal, Jno. Young, w. w. Worrell
| +. F. Contriet, John d. Thompson, VIM
Behan, Jno. A. Thompson, f. c. Bell
Abraham Ogden, John Nelson, 4. B
Shaw, A. c. Dale, Hiram Woodward, l.
j. Grams, L. Hartline, J. II. Larrmor, S
/ II. ShaiIner, W. A. Wallace, Amos Hle
Josiah r. Read, Thomas Dougherty, FL
Bloom, ?. II. Booze, Samuel Henderson
On motion, proceedings ordered to b.
published Adjourned,
T. PERKS, Prcs't
". R. DIcklNsoN, Secretaries.
X. j. WALLACE,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

JUsTI1E TO Ex PRESIDENT pIERCE.-The
" Amo.keag Veterans" who, it will be re.
membered, declined to participate in the
reception of General Pierce on his visit
TO New Hampshire in 1856, have repented
of their bad manners. The Veterans"
are not the only body of men in the coun
ty who are rendering eleventh, ,hour Justice
10 the late Presi dent. Throughout the
whole country, and among men of all par
ties, n reaction has taken place which Is
in the highest degree complimentary to
the official services end private worth of
Gen. Pierce. At a late meeting of the
" Veterans" the following resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas, some unpleasant feeling exists
among members Of our Battalion, relative
to our procedure upon the occasion of th e
visit of President franklin Pierce to his
home in 1885, and
Wheras, said visit occurred at time of
extraordinary political excitement, there
fore,
Re,olued, That we, as Veterans, on that
occasion, did not do justice to ourselves or
to President Pierce, for whom, as well as
for the office he then held, we all bear the
highest personal regard-and we further
Resolve, That we will if occasion is ever
given, endeayor TO make some fitting re-
turn for the high hospitalities we have
heretofore received at his hands.
ResoIvea, That, however uuwarily we
may have been drawn into political ex-
citement heretofore, that hereafter it shall
be our purpose and our pleasure never to
recognize, OF know parties, political or re-
ligious, among the members of the Amos
keag Veterans.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

neA- We have, it seems, aroused the ire
of that luminary Of the times, the Je6ler-
son Star. We regret that we have been
the cause Of exciting it to spasmodic
attempt at repeating a stale witticism. as
such overpowering efforts might inter-
fere with the regular issue Of that valua.
BILE Journal.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
NOTICE..

IN the matter Of the estate of Alexander Stone,
j decd, Jesse Stone was cited to appear beiOr.
the court and give bail. The rule was continued
on the 2sth June, 1859, to lst day Of next Term
the Executor restrained in the mean time from
collecting any money coming to said estate, VITA
notice to those indebted to said estate, to pay
over to VIM. A. Wallace, Esq, his attorney, Ihs
money to be appropriated to paying judgmsn'
in his hands against said estate.
BY the Court,
JAMES WRIGLEY, elk 0.C'
June 90, 80.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

A JERSEY MosoUITo.-Some years ago,
it is said, party was travelling in a
stage through the pines, and saw in the
distance what they supposed was the
frame of a log house. On approaching
they found it was the skeleton of mos
quito which had starved to death, the
flesh having fallen from the bones. Rather
tall But nothing to the skeleton which
for long time stood in Peale's Museum
1t was supposed to be mastodon, but
turned out to be only Jersey mosquito.
-Er.
The above statement must be highly
gratifying to persons contemplating visit
to Cape May, or Atlantic City.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
a MBRorYPEs FOR 10 CENTs-rs

-
" Subscriber has opened a new Picture Ciallery
on the Corner Of Second and Cherry streets,
Clear6eld, at the sign Of tho Red Flag, to which
he dcvotes his whole attention, and where Am.
brotypes Melainotypes, Fcrrotypes, Niellutyps,,
SterToscOpcs and in fact all varieties Of Photo.
graphs on Glass, Iron and Paper are taken and
put up in superior manner Don't trust ii,
word, bat call and examine his specimens, And
judge for yourselves. Being cqhEectod with on.
Of the leading Ga leres of Pittsburgh. he will b.
constantly in the receipt of every new style and
variety of Sun Light pictures, together with such
aid and such information as will enable him Ia
produce the most Life-Lke and best toned ,ps.
cimens oi iso Art. In order that all may have
M opportunity Of procuring copies Of thOir faces,
he has determined to be reasonable as to priesi
10 cents and upwards according to sizo fixture,
and oOso. Remember the place, the sign Of tho
Red Flag, corner Of Second aud Cherry streOl,,
! directly opposite Judge Moorcs.
PARKER G. PURYIANCB.
/ June, lj, 1889.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
AMBROTYPES!

fFNHERE is now IN opportunity for all to pro-
II cure pictures Of themselves and friends
The undersigned has fitted up Rooms in Shsv'
new building, whore he will remain n short tine
Plating in fine gold or silver done on reasons
BILE terms.
NV. II. CRANDALL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
MILITARY NOTICE.

DY order Of Brigadier General A. M. HILLS
I'D all Field and Commissioned officers of Tho
Fifth Brigade Of the Fourteenth Division of Penn
sylvania Malta comprised of Cearfeld county.
are required TO meet at Clear6eld on Monday the
4th, day of July next at o'clock p. NJ, for the
purpose OF electing Major General for this Di-
vision:
p. W. BARRETT, Aid.
clearfsld June 2oth, 1859.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
COUNTY AUDITOR

We are authorized to announce the name of
J. y, SHAw, of Lawrence tp., for the nomination
for County Auditor at the primary election, sub
jcct TO the decision Of the de mocratir party.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

We are authorized to an ounce the name Of
SAMUEL G. Thompson, of Morris tp., as n candiI
date for the nomination, for County Commission
er, at the ensueing primary election, subject to
the rules of the democratic party.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

We are authorized TO announc, the name OF
WILLIAM MERRELL as n candidate for the nomi
nation for county commissioner, at the prima rl
election, subject to the decision OF the domocrati,
party.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
REGIsToR AND RECORDER.

We are authorized to announce the name of
JAMES WRGLEY, Esq, as a candidate for tho
nomination for Register, Recorder, and Clerk Of
the Orphans Court, subject to the action of tho
Democratic party at the ensueing primary cleo
ton.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27
PRIMARY ELECTION.
CARDS OF CANDIDATES..
pROTHONOTARY.

We are authorized to announce that DR. q. F.
IIoor will be candidate for the nomination for
Prolh onotary, at the ensucing primary election,
subject to the rules of the Democratic party.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

a PLACE or REsoRT.-The Tyrone Star
recommends Tyrone as a place of summer
resort. From the few opportunities we
have had ofo ob ewing it, W. had about come
10 the conclusion that it was place oI
resort at all seasons,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

peA- Samuel B. Taylor, has been APP
pointed Postmaster at Bald Hills, in this
county, 10 place Of VIM. Carr, resigned.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-06-27

Luthorsburg, June q, 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

N GEO. cHRIsrY's MINsrRRLs
CHANGE Q. PROGRAMME EVERY EVENING.
THE BLACK STATUE
TUESDAY EVENING DC e BOY
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Dec; g .,,u, nono..
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and sarGRp.Y EVENINGS,
9SvuF ne h sas amusing comedy written e'O'''S for
i'''e' aorDxY. Dec u.s. and sxfuRpxf, Dec Ss' Genus
Door. =. q
For full particulars bius of the day
b I've TS is;s; 1sST S Ssss7
f'''' .SsstsiSs
Last week Of Tie s ss: :ns s:' man throwing
wSh sixty every
The sam" As week niEh; Sc s 4: Young ladies aaoA
rssa bn VII Ne given. introducing new novelties 60. DO
noon. At WOOD Minsrels 40 Broadway; commence as
- o
EAIa AND FESTIVAL FOR THE CATHOLIC ORPHAN
asylum, st ozart ball, Dec. Is
DU CHAlILUs AFRICAN COLLECTION.
SIS BROADWAY
r.msrhahle Exhibition contains the only specimens Of
the complete series In the world with thousands Of other
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
Admission q cents
PHILADELPHIA CITY MUSEUM FOR SALE OR TO
o
pRYANTs NINsrREIs,
d H sishss's' w hs - Yk Rssis ssxx
Dss Ssss' the
and their
EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
Or MuNsTER GoSCEEr.
Scenes at Phalons
Pi1nsa,,or banjo sonS " onny Sr%o. Reel
WAY DOWN S0UF IN DIXIE
Doors open at on; commence TX. Tickets Is cents.
A II. DAVENPORT DRAMATIC AssoOI ATrON NEXT
and gentlemen hing the ab0ve association
addressing note Splash Herald Office by call
r. i. GLOVER Manager. A. RoLLA HYATT, President
b. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
w FREE PICTURE GALLERY
OF OIL PAINTINGS.
$50 CANAL STREET.
(TolDnhoA's no: Tss hhRRbbapwAY
FANNY wIksHIP'S
kEHDiNa RECITATION. Music, sTc
MOI LAY EVENING, Dec. rs, 1854 al o clock.
Tickets % cents Gallery 70 cents
no NOT FAII. TO REMEMBER THAT THERE WILL
- be grand afternoon performance WoODo Minstrels,
4A broadway, on ohiis'mas day.
THE LITTLE FAIRY DOLLIE puTroN GIVES
Levees follows At Newark In Orator hail. Dec rs at
oclocs; at Nrangs IN Library Hall Dec and . =,
~ O'Clock, and Dec 80 and 81 a. 3 and ~ o'clock
J. "A. LILLE Agent ALBERT NORTON, Manager.
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NEW YORK HFRALD SUNDAY DECEMBER 25 1859.



AMUsEELnnTx.
LAURA KILLINGS THEArkK.
aIoRrous BILL
ouRrsrx.Gss hoLrDAYs
NO soRTH NO soUrH,
JUSTICE Arb raArsasrK
sEcossnD' WEEK
SUCCESSFUL . x Ias COMEDY.
DisrANf RELATIONS:
A soUTHeasES IN VIEW YoEx.
IL UsTnATIvE
LOCAL seRsEs. cHARAcrKRs
And ssifsa PANS ssS s NJ a'''' between
AND EVERY sl'h aTvEsrsa.
S:A. Ar.Tsh. yssl!Sy ssailsra pl.aier NAM sm!
r. s ss. sT sss ssss DAILY
ES.s. sadssiHs xrlrsit: SON n n n .ss,ss
:;s ss .,:. s'':s :ss from IBID vs0s'
specimen q Ss ssaia. as~. T. "''Au'sA
D;ss ss,s' NJ ssssa
Jaa Assshss s issf Nay BssE
4: :ss, sis :s
b;,Ssss sssgSS from Limerick. bringing $500 u .
FIsailsn Won KIseisjav. proprietor
pr Rociondaasi strong ialaded woman ' 'a'o
s;s female STATE d eoasssi . ,a
y: i asSs: :. ss:sss S. r.
Is ss'ses' sample Of the @ ss "s
psadsnssismssis msrissn c..izsn ssusrg, sna
SYNOPSIS or scsNEEy AND is c's5 rs fs'n'
SCENE FIRST rAk at I; n aoprvrE's HOUSE
re ssa h boy
Sve saa ss * NEW yoaK
1helswysrs cerk-Arkright and Toby in uurrat-rcmp-
SCENE TniRb.-THE a SSIgy STREET BOARDING
ss and female ~, eeS a.
sepsns proeessea-raylor a,sh'y Improper eondact
y What the cpuntrys coming % The do-stc unioa
he 1e~ 1onps ss.e q
Gov meeting o. se Socsns,s ooinon Of
shnps-A sndosn discover, Of oae-A lobster Ia he pot
SCENE FIRsr-A FARM ;ENs IN NEW JERSEY
% ssy Ss"ssi
% nas Drsdacson Of 1er
sSEss E1ospzs sTGsGS i INV yS ssssa,'
etkkt 1HlhD-A FASdIDNA Hts COfSEkV ATGkY
Loves one<nE-A surorse-fh- Of ritc,l,e-a
incidental ientAL dsutAI expose
The teeth Of the new Teemachus edge
ACT lHtRD.
SCENE FIksr-1HE unity STREET BOARDING
AZ Irish beip--Mrs DObbs aeAin-rhe ro,m Of the De
VILE uesfing 10 fall in picklad
weeks sash In dsDger The merits of Tonp kinaA nus
band OF forty boarding house dinner.
SCENE SECtbNU-S STREET / Y NEW Y0SK.
psUitaton of the he old negvos
from the black
sick Irishman-Poverts-Wo the
slight TsDsposticn-Arkrghts nerves 10 dsaser-ln
Irsb stew.
sugNE THIRD-rHE HoNE or TBE LOwLY.
The swppositions terminus Of the under railway
The OF gold halt world tho
other hall hvestbe German )Aaguaso-rbe newshov-The
sisrs o. the day-1he Eewsboy's homs-Tbe newspoys
-ong-ihe slaves Of the North and sou,c-H,w a
broad field for pbsnthropy-COd victuahln close quarters
SCENE roInTH-AN APARTMENT AT NoprvLLE
SCEHE FIrTH-A SUITE or ROOMS AT TIE MErRO
POLJTaF HOIEL
The relatives assembled-A thunder cap-rhe promised
ps plucked- homes
denouen,entA s1herng rebuke fitz Gle~ hr fp-for
f particulars " the fshouable eopement day
HAFPv TERMINATION.
THE NORTH AND SOUTH.
Heaven bless them both, and may they ever be
United hrm In close N srnlerTay.
For the Information Of thnse
vIsI1ERa FROM THE COUNTRY
re.pecti0h, ,ssim.,ed that the pers:rmsnce an
TERMINATE At TEN HcL0CK
A EE@ THREE ACT UnAMA,
"l-p''' ''0" : z i P0PuiA S'i nR& nss
DreeB circle seats may b. secured tn advAnoo
Dosrs nres At 81 ocloct; to commsnoe al IN O'Clock
Perform snce over ut 10 O'Clock
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SCENE or THE FIRST ACT.

THE PLANTATION OF TERkEB )NNE.
6outhern hon Southern suu-1he lWue dartd0u
Dan sksoefs''Pete the old e-rvsu-.ioo -
Pestp jst arrived tome-A Paris lion Ia can~brske-Xs
Pey aod the oAtriArcha ue-rhe god judge
ssh scudder's description al Zoe, the Inc
ess,ouIhe strange aud aecuon En-
listing between Madam Pc AID her husband natural
daughter Plan tauon e-,ouhern IT.
Zoe the OctoroonTho OF snnns
ride,
cit Of Zoe-Mc losse arrves-lhe P.uL
the ye low boy. and ah the strange
se~uon bet EN- the savage the
,be swan hunt-Psu aud the Indian the Kel
swamp United mail border nted sAt1s
mail deli eryI BIZ foreclosure Iorr- The p.ntAea
10 bchi he the Judges
desb-McCioske for the Oc0rooD'1 naryy
but make you Of the richest u
tna"-Thc thr
OH AID the creeperT wo I'VE Yankees
noud-scudder's confession Of ots for
discovers The free Of Zoelhe udgmeat-rhe dark
hope-1he resolve
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ACT THIS SECOND.
THE LANDING ON THE AcCdAFFALAYA.

THE lUnBEK SHE'D
psa h,s pis,a's .sErs,e bldg. "ss.-zes
i9nn bs. sesars sssh q ns sss a.
sois.-wah no,ee and rsul~fhe apparatus " @st.rss
By he fear az ss 0nn a s
e md de h ID viii :. .
and Zoe Hi be mne-Ahe revenge OF the Indian and hi
rHrpARroK AT 1sp Tx Ia liz TknEsossK
Preparsuons for McCossey CLAIMS the ponrd Il
:'Ess
Rats The mai. Of do m the yellow , an
her children" buy mo, rPe'e stand hs i.1is
Dson Of be s sy
Bowie knives and
TIE sGlIas Sso as 3 sSF w SasH2
Ron on he cotton e.iss-raks her guards undersas :
ssas % + he Of . .
serer Of taa-seaue o. Tho savage ary-LS.cA
Sm lynch ad d.
strong.
Counsellor scudder defends the scudder Lyuc
ne. Witness arriyrs unenectedyAn sI.ersiss of
impros .ns ssssd Led. s FTss
o'' and he Seizure # r. sHS sN ssE A'''p'
Gu. he be- ou-Gssr awAy-The crmi.aI
iHE lssTRUc1ioS O. g. 1 I'M, STEAMER MAGNOLIA
The vessel swings in The stream prey to the flames
ACT THE FIFTH.
SCENE rIISr-THE oUARrER-NrGHr
Toe old nurse, Ddo-Ihe Obi Doctreee-rho
drink the red Feverrho night after the sao-Lfs
3 ~ bsauuul to youug
SCENE sECONO-THE CANE RRAKE-sUNRtsE
McCloskey out OF danHer-hs flight lhrun9h the swamps-
escape-ihe dusky shsd OF death hm-rhe In
dian the path1he pursuit. ne human bloodhound.
. Some rHIkD-rHs RED CEDAR SWAMP
ecudder and Pete their road home he WHATS
that IT. the husbes, "a bsr n nigger"The
hup1he woif down ast1 he indian sicttm-
fave me from the scapipg knife u ssvagend<
ders revieion Of he lynch vardicts decsop-Petea
ton-scudder reenu-his protection of the white man.
SCENE FOURTH
The parlev a. Teretcppe AeainHes sdeu to her
fore she for The h,us OF Der gSsn
The arrival Of scudderthe joyful newsPe,e In
bad way-Zoe's Freedom-free Ut Last
THE uGTvhOON CUES HOME.
THE VISION At THE LANDING.
LITTLE pAULS GRAVE
McCekey appeaIs " the highest ibunalhe that waa
Of the Indian Wah DO tee
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1sAVAaA NEW ohLkAkS, TEX AS AND xExtN ~,
fl NeW York and New Orosns Steamship Company For
Mes Orleans via Havana o sail On ruesiAs, Dee losS
Is uOuk United etAtes mail steamship De SOTO.
Capt J. D. Buloch ~h oommsnce % receive freight On IN
Sav Oe0 a nj street, North river
bgls Of adina ssned the " sailing For fregh
r esseaQs apply the Agens LIvIN tsTON CkOCHskok
4 90, Ma PArk place.
Thcusb Ttcksts CruA and Al In TexsS
u~r Noutkesn Seamship Uompany's limo of steamsra
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p. A.-THE MEMBERS OF JEFFERSON LODGE
Nc 4 requested TO be pnnctua attendance
Lodge Room, avenue snd Fourth trday
IL O'Clock NJ attend the funeral of late brother
AeIancer McDowi from hs late residence III Fst
The members OF the Order respectfully invited
to be present in full reCala BY order Of
JOSEPH MCKINLEY, X. Sec'y W. CARROLL, w. NJ.
4 MEETING OF THE HOLDERS OF TRE FIRST MORT
"A gage Land Grant Bonds of the La crosse
Railroad Company viii he VI the Office of r1arksOn
Pce- Esq, No 81 Wall street. New YORK. Thursday Dec
20 at IL M =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-25

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MR.. JAMESON
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seo,ge Peyton educated in Europe now just re,r.s4
MRS. }. II. ALLEN
Zoe ocso,oon girl natural CHILD of the late Judge Peys.
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MRS BLAKE
xra reyton. widow Of The l,,s Judge rey.oa
MI PEARSON
wshno tee, $ Eepaa Indian Chief
Dora supDysids, al Southern belle
MIR. HOLLAND
Mr. sunnyside planter nssh.or fcs.d .s Pesa.a
Paul. a yellow boy. MR.. srorpAnr
Judge Isi'''sAs' IN KISS sssi Il snooE
Jules 1hibodeux.
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MIS- WALTERS
Minnie, qusdrocn slave
Planters slaves. deck hands and ladies'