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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

The preliminary examination Of John Brown,
and the other prisoners implicated in the insurrec-
ton at lIarpei's Ferry, commenced yesterday at
Charlestown. Brown being formally asked il he
had counsel, said that he had Done; and, when the
Court assigned him legal advisers protested against
being subjected TO a mock trial, He said that be
had not been allowed 10 gee his friends, and coun-
eel whom he had sen. for had net arrived. He did
not ark for favors, however, and advised the Court
to spare itself the trouble Of going through the
form Of trial to legslize his execution.
The Cour. prohibited the publication Of detailed
reports Of the proceedings, as no impartial Jury
could otherwise be obtained for the trial in the
Circuit Court. Various witnesses, who hsd been
made prisoners by the insurgents, testified IS to
the acts OF insurrection The prisoners were then
remanded for trial before the Citcuit Court The
testimony Was subsequently sent to the Grand
jury, who did not conclude their examination last
night. The telegrsphic reporter says that the in.
dlctments will be found snd the trial begun today
lie also says that il is the intention of the prosecu.
ton to proceed with the execution Of the prisoners
Immediately after their conviction. The Court has
refu,ed TO allow any one 10 see or converse with
Brown fearing that be would say that which might,
by being published, ihf.me the slaves against their
masters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

The Republicans of BROOKLYN hold their Rati-
fcatiou Meeting at Musical Hall tbs eren,ng, and
will be addressed, among others, by Senator
WILSON of Massachusetts,. We need not, surely,
urge general atten lance, and we bespeak for
Gen. Wilion full, deliberate hearing, and com
parison of his views with those put forth By John
Cochrsne last night They two stood on the same
platform in ISIS: Which has changed aud why ,
The Republicans Of BROOKLYN, though usually
overborne, are deserving success, and so will COM
mand ii. They have made CANVASS of their city
preliminary to the Registry, and will thus be en-
abled to prevent any gress frauds a! the Election.
With proper eIertions henceforth, they can poll
Ten Thousand Legal Votes on the oth of Novem-
Der. Gallant comrades over the River the Re-
publicsns Of the State honor your e1ertions, and
will proudly emulate them!
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old Tux spirit They hsve los. their confidence 10
the reforms which they Themselves have intro
duotd. They have lost their faith IN the pre'ea'
vitality of the Turk element; they have been
taught BY events ths, i: j, absolutely Impossible !"
modernize the Koran, or to blend it 10 any ~.y
With Western ei.ilz,tion- Whatever may DC sAia
to the contrary by Turkophles. We have the oe't
authority for declaring that even the me noer' Of
the Sutan's Cabinet, whose destruct'on W" p'snasd
BY the con,pirstors, inwsrdiy shsre the op'c'oa
Of the fanatics themselves and would have wished
their success could their own liyes hsve been
spared. Losing their f,th 10 reforms, these 70
formers fall back on their faith ia the Koran.
wesned and dsgusted by the dict..orial importa-
uity Of their European advisers.
The race of the Turk is rapidly dwindlng IN
Europe. OF the four and-a-hslf millions OF No
BANNED in European Turkey, less than million
are of Turkish descent The Bosuisus and Abs
mans are of European stock; Armenians and
Greeks from Asia Minor abound throughout the
country. The Slavic Bulgarian, the hardest field
aborer 10 the world, is crossing the Heliespont and
awakening TO rich life the fertile soil Of ASA, 90
long sleeping under the lazy ndoleuce of the Turk.
The days of Ottoman SWAY in Europe are num-
bered: the power Of the Turk is weighed aad found
wsnting; the final catastrophe approaches II hs
been deferred until now ouly by the excitement OF
an artificial, morbid sympathy for Europe. m,lOy
through the press which Redschid Pasha alone has
subsidized to the extent Of two and-ahaf millions
of dollars But this exterior pressure cannot make
up for lack of interior strength. The Turkish En-
pire is doomed on both sides Of the Dardaaelles
For hen the Sultans lose Consantinope, they will
lose the last shreds Of their prestige over the Mo-
BANNED Of Asia and Africa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

The latest news from South America shows that
the lamentsble civil discord BY which Venezuela
is disturbed, has spread also into the neigheorng
and sister republic of New.Grauads. 1t was not
long since that New. Gransds adopted new Con-
stituton, BY which the powers Of the Central Gov
eminent were seriously curtaed, and those OF the
State Governments largely increased Instead,
however, of proving settlement of this question
of the respective power Of the Central and State
Governments the new Constitution, and the laws
formed under it, seem emily 10 have added to the
difficulty The violent resistance to the Central
authority, which began in Bolivia and San
t,nder, has since spread into most Of the
others: and President Ospns has declared the
whole Confederation in state of war. and fighting
is going on in several of the States.
The republic Of Ecuador, the third of the di'
visions formed out Of the old republic of Colombia,
is not torn by internal dssensions, but s engaged
also in war With Peru, which latter state has at
the same time involved itself in war with Bolivia
From Chill, the news 10 8 little more favorable.
The alarm Of new instructions has in mes azure
subsidized, ard the Government are fitting out "a
expedition against the Araucanian Indians, who
form On independent community in the northern
portion Of the territory claimed by Chill.
Our Minister, Dir. Yancey has failed in his ef'
forts to arrange matters between Baenos Ayres
ard the Argentine Confederation. Buenos Ayres,
it would seem, has not much disposition TO surren-
der its present Independent position, which it has
maintained for nearly twenty years, while Mr.
Yancey seems to have figured in the negotiation,
not so much as mediator as an out and out par
issn of Urquiza
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81 al os IA Necessary TO fE0Snce e..
,ay I tie system 10 hi0- on os'
REGULATE the ,ee.,iobs; ~ah pafP 80 the i>'1okArNe
kkJIcsL been csreia ~ ooo.tfEcS-ooehs be
part q pow vi nerti and tVf "hea nes
psett svnsthens ara efsce. the 'ssn
b. ia ueAaic, virtues and IA TIE Prsenen ssa
81 Dysps Fever Asre And al oder rpaaeocA
sfscess AID the has rs~L Seal
b. mail express 81 Aedfes Box e. oroJhyn
e. BIosklyn
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BROWNSVILLE, Thursday, Oc.. 20, 1853.
Tbs fibuster Cartins is still encsnped above the
city, where Indians joining his band constantly.
The Mexican troops have returned to M1amots'.
Lieut.. Langdon hes arrived here with three cannon.
Our citizens have captured one Of the leading oi.-
laws, and senterced him to be huog Cartinas, how
ever threatens to born the town. IL the outlaw sh ,nd
be executed. The citizens have become very mach
alarmed and fleeing in all directions. The town.
it was feared, would be entirely deserted unless a.
sistsnce should arrive soon.
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INDIAN OUTRAGES.
Csrespooderes Of TneN. ". Tr.hrue.

IL PAsO, Texas, Oct ., l-59.
Tie Indians are very troablesome-both the Co
msnches and Apaches There are military posts
enough through tbs whole reg'cs, bu! the policy
Of tie Government is utterly imbecle. There are
only foot soldiers land few Of those 70 hold in
cteck tie two tribes Of the most expert AID daring
hossem, in the world. VIVA. IS wanted are req
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
Fire and Loss of Life.

BOsros, Tuesday, Oa ., $50.
Tie Alms.Ho at North Weymouth, N AS. Wa
Destroyed by tire last night. Two inssns psupecs,
FAMED Hayden ard Tirren, persisted. Loss, 5000.
Mr.. Il. A. Could aged and wel-known citizen,
died last light.
The following are the footngs Of our Bank Statement
for the past week:
Capital Stock g3 500 Due IN other B. o. s 40
loans ard DisSs 6tjecol Deposits l9j7sfn
specis-.......... 8ss.70 CIealsion ....... sssLss
Due from ether Bias 74l7.c0l
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From the Plains.

ST LouIs, Tuesdsy, Oct =, IsJI.
The Omaha CRY RepnbiicGr.say TIA. frauds were
perpetrsted a. the recent election OF DolegSe u
Congress in that Territory equal 70 thoss a, Oxford
and Kickapoo ia Kansas. Returns from Fort Kssrney
give Esstabrook 2S majority while Il is that
GOT - legal voters reside there. Toel same psper
notices toe discovery Of organized gang Of robbers
10 that nee hborbood, duplicating Speaker Of the
Uouse Of Representatives, an ex-Shsrif and several
other prominent citizens.
The overland N ali Of the % is anticipated.
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STATE Politics.

Troy, Tuesday, oct. %. 1859.
At the Democratic Senatorial Convention held to dag
for the strict con Of Rensselaer, SD WAshng
ton CouI ties the Hon. John d. Willard OF rroy wss
unanimously pomir ated for reelection.
PoUGHKEEPsIE Tuesday, Oct. 25 1853.
The American County Convention was hold here to-
day. The American State ticks. Gas adopted and
resolution adopting John s. E51ons Dem - the
American candidate for Senator was voted DOM by
arge majority,
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Fires I'm New.Bedford. Mass.

NV BEDFORD, Taesdsy, Oct. y. 1873.
Two ffes occurred 10 this city lat night one %
Cbeapsde, and the other in South Second street. in
voviIg ioes Of $4,000. Among the sufferers are j.
Z. Mara, dentist; Chas. Paekfeld, shoe dealer; VI.
Tlcen, oorfeetion and Messrs. Cuuuis q. osnen
Of the buildings.
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Finances of Gcorgia-rhe Crops.

ArorsTA, Tuesday, Or ., I6Jy.
The Controller. Gtpe,al Of George reports the
auouIt Of cash il the Tiessnry at SIS o. the pub
lie debt ard bonds outs,apdng amount 10 50 5i,7s;
the Treasury receipts durirg the ye san up 1884,
coo, ard the expeI dturee so 100.
The weather fsvorabls for the growing cotton crop
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Boat.Racing al ALBANY.

ALbANi, Iutsday, DC o 1893.
A. the race to day for the cham ionstip, the ar-
osred sheuboa. Irving carried of the hst sod sg n
20 ~ The Stephen koterts, barge csase 10 secssdi
- 40. The fos double scull boxts did nx csas
off. Tie sIsis-scEl rsce was wsn by Aagu'sss
PTuyr.
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Those who wish TO advertise in The WEEKLY
TRIBUNE will please send In their early
possible Having larger circulation than ether weekly
newspspe the very best medium through which 70 reach al
parts Of Tie country. Poe Ons Dollar line each insertion
Advertisements for this weeks issue must be handed Ia to-day
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4" Expressive silence muse .hetT praise

Captain John .gi the distinguished Kansas cor.
respondent Of the NEW YORK TkiBCSs.
Albany Argos.
The Argus should retrac. it, past c.lunuies, m
stead Of giving currency to new. Tie above Is
fsl.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

There is to be great Opposition Meeting This
Evening at MoRRISTowN, n. j., at which several
eminent and effective speakers Will be heard Jo-
sEPH HOME is among them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

meuts Of dragons, trained - . specially fer ~
service BY the sess riding MASTERS to be found ed
then 10 panish erery outrage, greet OF sosa. -
econ ss committed. That, think. would sosa
bripg de Indisns " 10 their snilk.
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SuokT AND sIyE,

hANDoLfhl Mas NNcl 10, III
DR. HyNPRRFYS: Your r. NEEDY foI fixes performing al
,A.t yos p1ou Pesse seld eaarr set o
spxoiEes iol which plene hRd ineoscd i've dollars
loan ;Iuly tt WooDsAN.
rAwIVCKKT r. I, Jan. -, 1853
Dr Hv~yHKTYS-DtaT SIR have ai &C instance
cone 70 u, knoweege in which Jour Remedies Lea
I.xtn. he e,srva ersc. 1o4st4ay, n. q. PsLNER.
LIMA, Mich. Jan. n, 1859.
Dy HrNyuEYs-Desr Sir bousai = twenty vial Of
Won, st, c.tc Hon sihc scs ye,s OF O.
isnvie An Al boz has bcen my family
! - IALNHk-
n B-A fuu eat of BUDFHSENss HonEoFArHie sPEoifics
h no. II Dir ksnroiss IL drscha
y.s AK morocco IS do n plain slai OF
fifteen boA,s AID Book, e.
Tn a by the siDse box fu cas sen: any ID
d., Nv m. or Ipre,s fee 81 chaIse c Tie price
aIs.ys.. d. n. HVNFaGEYs \ Co.,
~ No New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
Acquittal Of the Walker Fillibus-

NV ORLrAss. Tuesday, Oct. -, 1859.
TIE Walker hIbuaers lately tried here, have al
been acquitted
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Nesp1lork Dailu Gribn,ts
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 90, 1859.
tn (opDrSpoyDryTc

No potiee be Anonymous Comm ncatooi Whs
for Be su.heE cs.-d BY the
and adde's Of the ~I,Do. Deoess.Iiy for Pubncs
ton, but . guaranty for his good faith.
We carno: und rejected Communicative
bur.ss letters THE TRIBUNE should il all bo sd
dressed 10 HoRAcE GRIELtY & Co.
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TIE mails for Europe, by the Cansrd steamship
Africa, will close to day at l2i o'clock.
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To Advertiser.

Mes,r. Harvey BIRCH Bios Agents in Reading. Pa
for the sale Of THE TRIBUSs.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECv1vID By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
aHCyIvED 81
From Washington.


WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Oct "a. 1869.
Democratic politicians here wao have freely pre-
dic,ed such extrsy,gsn. conduct on tie part Of
Gov. Wise As would wreck the political capital a.
ready made by the affair ct HarPer's terry. ere
ouite taken sback BY the moderation OF that eecil
in hi, speech 1t Richmond. l would not be sss
prised il the parties who condemned him IN al
vance should row turn about and deucuace b q ~
q sort Of syupstbizer With Abolitonis,s.
The President is regularly clossted at the State
Department whenever important nstter' Of inter-
national policy are in hand. His oe'ts there -
much for few days pss. is suggestive OF eiAoorAss
papers upon tie North Western Boundary question.
aud upon Chinese and Mexican Affairs. Tse PSF
tons cow taken are important As before the con-
n,uricaIion OF the annual message TO Cooeoe's eir-
cuus.ances can scarcely arise to safely admit Of
q change Of policy. Notwithstanding the Pres-
dents inclination to give his time and abilities to
the consideration OF great questions, he allows sio
self to be perpstually hsrrss~d By small politicians
who are bearers Of the bad news Of the detecsios
of this or that mao to Douslssism. There Is 50
much of this sort OF thing that the President
sometimes sickens Of his business, aud invoices tue
day when be sh,ll be free from harrassing partisan
demands. The upder,tsD5iog that ME- Jonu CocA-
rsue, upon whom Executive favors have been Law
ished, is in the Douglas way is held as notable
instance of the ingratituie Of politicians.
20 the Associated rrvssL
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Oc.. %, 1872
letter from Uni,ed s,es Sspstor Mason, after due
inve.tg ston at Harpers Ferry Gays there rs no 10
surrecton in any form whatsoever toe part OF The
Inhabitants of toat tssn vicinity The fact is an
doubted that DO, q man. black white joined the To-
vaders after they into Virginia or gave them Nt
or assistance in any form. So far So can oe discovered
not Of the mir e,e e,cspej No, slave escaped
or attempted TO escspe duriDg the tuuu OF The tev
carried of by Cox across the river all escsped iron
bun and came safely bsck bit one who Il ,pears was
drowred while crossing the river homeward bound.
The Lighthouse Board to-day opened tbs proposals
for rebuilding tre Cape Ann Lighthouse 90 Thstchers
Isard Thirty five BIDS we're received, bot no denots
action was taken.
The War Department has received intelligence Of
the death Of Lieut.. Donelson and Solomon at sost
Laramie.
The Navy Department has ordered Lieut.. Harmon
to the Philsdephia Navy Yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

Ar. invited TO .r.miDs our ssEd
Gas FixTralk
Embssens a. tnnsose vsnetJ d
Bs,exrTa
OF F,rsen.
Mspa,setnr..
PEIcIs EXTREMELY Low.
40 a comp s.sor.u.n, Of
liner Desert and T.. seA
RfcH TT TABLE GLASS
Cutlery, slver-ptsi-d War, kc &c.
No s,i Broadway.
IMPORTANT TO DYsPfPTICs.
This mot distressing disease. well yDieEsrS. HE,Er
BuEr sovn sTosAcH, LIVER CosPL.isr AGILITY, Bilious
sLss, JArsDIeE, RGyEE AND AsrE, FEvaLg COMPLAINTS,
CosrvtSIss L.. OF APPETITE. LIZ DAcHE, GtSERiL Dr.
&c, Of however bog rindss. s:a6bora or chronic
character find p-rs1s and TIA, speedily
By The Of ths. wonderful preparation.
Tue OXYCEsAIED RITrERs.
TIE OxYGEsAItO BITTEEs.
Sod by BArsrs PArK, y. c. Wells Co. hcKEssoI
BOBISs scBEPTELS, BEos Co Ne" YORK. and BY dealers
verywh-re IN city ard county.
WILCOX & GIBBs's
SEWING MACHINE.
1--WE have IN hi. prs ica tia, u,een- In
g. Dew be- nso =, res.ss5le eat Pscs, 49,
Manufactured and sd. VII, .ss.le ADD retail by
No SOC Brcsd~sy
Opp1ste Q. Eicboias Hotel
PUBLIC NOTICE.
SoHETH NEW.
sgsxLEss Cars CARS! SEAMLESS Cas-,
call WHur. Tar FAsnoS H.TrEs,
and e1smipe hi, perior stick OF Cars
TRAVELLING, SMOKING, SPORTING, aud kIDsG CAPS
No zie BROADWAY.
why Do w MotIS DEPARTED SPIRITS"
when you e., tie imported BRANDY at b1te;
GIS FORTS Havana CIGARS Of &C. at No 81 Fulton
81, New York.
WHAT 10 the use Of coughing, wheezlog, barking
making the lungs With hs; b,d colo
pschtss OF Of SIEwAGT'S IOCcH CANDY VIII cef;,ia
The make yOn all reht sesin sod ny al
Druggists. STEWART TO NO. JJ' fehs-st
VAN BUsKIRK's FRAGRANT SOZODONT
Pos The TEtTH.
This delicious CLysSsER PkFsERvKR OF the TEETH 10
sold HALL RrCEEL Cos No 30 Green e.. AID p. all
Drug and Fancy Gail Of No. zl5 Green
circular coutnDg The testimony OF OF The
euir.ut pm, sicians, nc Of this aid oth.r cities.
RUPTURE CURED.-The RIGGS TEUss differs in
al respects forn l. the openings and
saves the cord. Water proo Used 10 bathing Away, clearly
sno cursbe Office NJ. 4is Broornsst n. Y.
HTCKERs' FARiSA is III the highest repute IS a
deoiou. AID wholsyorl4 oe a. al Of the s
pure r,paTson from Wbes:, without tie aAnxtGre Of
gram and kence Invaluable In the SGnue ,sason TX
,ivry Used Aor House, 8. Nicholas, Metropolitan
o.her frat cs Hotels and saoons 1t rapidly becoming
az Indispensable dbh O ell good tables
Ssnuisc.ur.o sold the CTo.on Mills No POI Cherrys
New York literal discount 20 dealers f sale ,-n-f.y oJ
GfDcep and DIufssts HEcREk BROTHER
HEcYFR BEoTHER's FLOUR and FsRiS. exhibited
competition the Fair OF the American IDsitue, Palace
GARDEN.
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The Sugar Crop Ina Louisiana.

Nav ORLEANs, Monday, Der. % 1889.
Accounts of the sugar crop in Louisiass co,tinxs
unfayorable.
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-Four HUNDRED KNOX HATS DISTRIBUTED AS
Psz.s-b.Is usefa and veen nsoe y hsoH ofosu.sn
nurntsr bich have beea ap o. suoOs the q ths
E,.y 80 k.so sea- Of No az Broadway.
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RICH CARPE rINGs.
Fail NEGOTIATIONS.

Fall lNroKTATIoSS.
sMIrH LoUNss
No 40 Broadway, SrzEds.
Rsspsetfaly invite atrvr;ion 60 their tALL sTfLEsd
kCfAL WILTON,
TsPTsrEY, bKUsskLs CArPETISc.
Also prTs Inrve ply Essa C.SrsTiAS Of every Va
r,.ty Of ,ye an srsde; asd American FLOOR OL
CT orhs, krSS, DkvGeErs &c, kc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

why Do w MOtGS DEPARTED SPIRITS,
when you a., tie bet. imported BRANDY at PEI bJte
GS, PORTS Havana CIGARS Of &C. at NO. 81 b l;7s
81, New York.
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s1YCER's No. 2 SEWING. MAcHIsE 80. $lOt

eNcfks No. sey DG-H .cBISE..........'...'.''
enegRs STANDARD MACHINES for m,pusctun purposes Nv
yell known be without sny successful nv In The nAt7
Much hss recently pabsbed In regard to vsoo' STITCHES
made ey sewDs Machines 'nGERs AscHSEs r'Ake 'os oes
stitch ever invented. sDd DO Il In the o-sf 'Je
V..uvs,u,xeh ,cHIxTs e. so AID s75 capable Of
o.r.p, IN the test style ali the sewing Of ps.s family
Hr~unG-GAueEs REDUCED to.......................Sf
I'M SINGER Co No 45s Broadway. ~ Y.
No. 80 Paltonst., Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

WHAT 10 the use Of coughing, wheeling, barking
and stns the lungs sth tbs; b,d colo ~n-l
pschtse Of SIEwAGT'S COCcH CANDY VIII cef:,i.
remove The case yon all rsht Sold ny o.
Druggists STEWART & Go No sos Pesr.-st.
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PCBIIC NOTICE.
g HING NEW.
SEAMLESS Cars Cars SEAMLESS GAYS!
cali on WHITE. "THE' FAsaiOS H.TrEz,
and Examine his superior STICK Of Cars.
TRAVELLING, sNogIxG SPORTING, aud hiDisG Cars
No 5i6 BROADWAY.
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STATE FAIR SCALES

STATE FAR bCALEs
PoR SALE
HAVING received TIE Agency for LILIES CHILLED laos
FIsk PRooF and bring sbcus rsmove 70
No as Ptcscwsy gill s- oscount II of UowEs ln
yIovrD tTsp.ED Scales which have be-n used 10 tssns
Essr PREMIUM the f.rep State fss and winch
exo>ptirs ttls paint beies rubbed CT
FRAsK 2. HOWE.
No RrnsfEaI. Rev. fofk
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WILCOX q GIBBss
SEWING MACHINE.
1--WE have IN this prs teal ration that n,ren. 10
respect suTEkICR and pr.enDsuty adsped = FAMILY
CsE u.sJ DO bao a. ressotsble cat PEicr, 80
Manufactured sd. Wb .ssssle ADD retail, By
JAMES WILCOX
No SOC Brcsd~sv,
Opposite o. Eicboaas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11
TRIAL OF DANIEL E. SICKLES,
CHARGED WITH THE
MURDER OF PHILIP BARTON KEY,
SIXTH DAY.
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tys.Al psy.aes 10 7se r. Y. rnsuns.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, April Q, io''9.
Mr. GrahAm's opening speech, this morning. Vas
gaItisbed with macy scrptural quotations and ne
,asde great many telling points. He eoDtended
tAa. where the Law Of man does not iurnsh redress
~ in the case Of an adslterer it's right to appeal 70
q higher law. The Court took notes frequently as
he went on. Mr.. sickles was much affected al
he opening Of the speech.