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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-02-22

l-0r what l am, TINS cumnf0uS clay
insure
And what ! was, is no affair of yours 7
In another graveyard in the near
vicinity, is the following touching in
scription:
Here lies John Ross,
Kicked by Hoss !"
A man applied once to be shipped
before the mast. " Are you an able
seaman or a green hand 2" asked the
shipping master Why, no, not an
able seaman, but yet not exactly a
green hand. / have some knowledge
of the water" Ever been on a vow
age ?" "No." Well, what then
do you know aboutthe sea ?" Why
I have tended saw mill p
What news to day ?" said a mer-
chant to his friend lately.
What news?" responded the 9th
er, nothing only things grow better
people are getting on their legs
again"
On their legs said the first, l
don't see how you make that out.
Why, yes replied the other !;
"folks that used TO ride, are obliged
to walk now is not that getting on
their legs again don't you see ?"
A Quaker lately popped the ques-
ton to a fair Quakeress thus:
" Hum--yea and verify. Penelope,
the spirit urgeth and moveth me won
derfully to beseech to cleaye unto me,
flesh Of my flesh and bone ofmy bone !"
Hum-truly, truly, Obediah thou
hast wisely said, and inasmuch as it is
not good to be alone, | will soiourD
with thee"
The first hour that person spends
at sea is commonly devoted to admir-
ing mans triumph over the deep, the
next il admitting that the deep is
gradually triumphing over him.
Steward, where is my room? I be-
gin to feel as if | shonld very soon
need little weak brandy, or good
deal Of lin BASIN.
'"How much did yes ask for them
buttons ?" inquired an Irish customer
" Fifteen cents" I'm give YOU
thirty-seven. y :" I didn't say fifty
1 said fifteen, f" replied the honest deal
er.
Bedad, an I'll give yes tin. cints
thin. y
didn't like our minister's sermon
last Sunday" said deacon, who had
n D'a ''V' W o'o'n''
NJ D' Inv ~ 0io'''ef =
cry proposition of the parson."
ar,
'" ''''''' ''S ,n's 'el
49, -, ""S " ~ ""r ''o,'' '"' JoN
,'' PsN'' y ''D0' people ;
No" was the reply, but | saw
the grazing over its windows the last
time | passed through Anl"rn =
~,
esp
al don't NEEDLE wild de subject,
Pompey"
"Why, don't We see. niggs, because
----------------
The principal productions of the
State of Wisconsin are said to be pref
ty girls, railroad bonds mink aud 9th
er skins, seed wheat, Sons of Malta,
-
"Jim, how does the thermometer
stand today p
"Ours stands OH the mantel piece
e1' ." ~ 'i'''' mug
At late n;l;t;, n,,s,or il Kontoor.r
big keg was used as a drum. #
there vas anvtbirn u Tho hoo u,a o,nass
the men rallied At ,ba ,sn
The man who took a walk " the
other day brought il back again but
w;tb &
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-02-22

NATIONAL HOTEL, Chas. EichIin.
y Proprietor, Frenchtown. Good accommo-
dations provided for strangers. XII
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-02-22
RESTAURANTS.

r K. ZEIGLER'S Railroad House
~ Restaurant and Eating Saloon, Bridge-st.,
Sd door from Depot, Lambertville. Meals serv-
ed at any hour Of the day or night-boarding
by the day or week. XII
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-02-22

Have you heard nay last sell ?"
asked . wag who was noted for iok-
ing at the expense OF other peoples
feelings
"No," was the reply, but | saw
the grazing over its windows the last
time I passed through Aul.arn.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-02-22
aThe4 CIV mbertrille gress,
CARPENTERTNG.

DIRD & STOUT, Carpenters, Contrac-
4 , ters and Architects, Cor. of Franklin and
York SITS, Lambertville. Contracts taken for
all kinds of Buildings. Original designs for build
lngs drawn when required. XII
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-02-22
Sc. STOCKTON,
Corner Of Union aaa9 coryeU Streets,

corne, Of Union and c0rye1 Sss~'',
LAnRErrvILln,S-'
May be found at all times,
Sofas,
Divans,
ottomans,
Secretaries,
Bureaus,
Tables,
Bedsteads,
Book Cases.
And every other description of Furniture suita-
Bile for furnishing house in the most tasteful
manner at prices so low as to be surprising to
every one.
All kinds of cabinet ware manufactured to or
der at very short notice.
All work is executed under the immediate su-
p.rintendence Of the Proprietor, who is prac-
teal workman with an experience Of number
of years, and none but
ps,~-,,... w.,4...
Are employed.
At no place in the country can a larger and
more varied assortment be found.
$40
KSaa doae4 nHSaon.
Hav;n, \ a 49, u;,,oa =, Tho .bova h,,s
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-02-22

CARVER d WILLIAMS, Dealers in
' Dry Goods, Groceries, sSce. Bridge St,
above the Depot Lambertvie. Produce Of all
kinds taken in exchange for goods kl
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MERCHANTS.

g II. BRITAIN, dealer III Dry Goods,
o. Groceries, Provisions, &c. Church St,
nearly opposite Beiemon House, Lambertyile.
Produce taken in exchange for goods. kl
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ID c. HOFF, Dealer in Dry Goods,
l. Groceries, Provisions. &C., n. f. cor.
o. Union and Bridge SIS. Lambegtyille. Pro-
duee taken in exchange for Goods. HI
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-02-22
MILLERS.

U SMITH, 'sLambertvine Mills" LAM
~ bertyille. Flour and Feed constantly on
hand and for sale at the lowest market price.
Grist grinding attended to- kl
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS
Advertising Community

As will be seen by consulting our rates, great
reduction of prices have been made in the charge
for advertising. The PRrss offers unsqualled
advantages to the Merchant, Mechanic, and ad-
vertisers generally, as a medium through which
to bring their articles Of merchandise, &c, into
notice.
The benefits to be derived from system
advertising are too well known to be discussed
here. and we ask for our sheet an impartial
trial as bsnsdtsr to tho advertising public.
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Ijmtrroou C5o. Business
o I r E CT o r Y .
HOTELS.

Z AMBERTVTLLE HOUSE, A. & G.
4 Moore, Proprietors, Bridge St., few doors
above Depot, Lambertville. XII
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It.EzAIO INT HOUSE, VIM. w. Rum.
J yam. Proprietor, eornero Main and Church
SITS, Lambertvie Good accommodations. XII
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05
gofals, Aotiees, 1t.
Richmond, July 18th, 1860.

FOURTH Is RIcHAoSD.-Threc Lodges OF
the 1. o. o. F.'s Of this city, together with
qui;e a number of brethren from distance,
celebrated the Fourth IN Richmond by pro-
ces.ion through the prn ;ipal streets. speeches
and pic mic on the Fair Grounds during the
day, and public installation Of officers of one
of the Lodges in Starr Hall at night. Two
mammoth wagons. containg the Daughters Of
Rebeckah,' and little gi,ls as he r.presenta-
ti,es of each State in the Union, were the
beautiful pictures that attracted all eyes-par-
ticularly the little girls; but we haven't room
and time this morning to say more than
God bless EN- all and that the Odds made
every thing even by having good time
generally and specially. In regard tn Music.
is only necessary for Us TO say that the Eaton
aud Mitcheifs Cornet Bands PIAyED--to
those who have ever lad the pleasure Of
hearing either Of these Bands. this announce
ment il sufficient without the use of any word
in the Dictionary to convey the idea Of Ex-
cELLENcE. At night, the two Bands played
together on Main street; rs the glorious music
rolled Heaveuward, we cast eyes aloft
and stinctiy saw the man in the moon
smile and give approving nod. and the
myriads of stars twinkle with joy!--that's So
The Pearl-st., and German NJ. E. Sunday
Schools formed in the procession and marched
to the Fair Grounds----they IN de an interest
ing appearance, with their fine and appropri-
ate banners. The children, teachers and old
folks. all enjoyed the intellectual and pic n'ci-
nal feasts prepared for the occasion. and then
left for their homes well satisfied. Take IL
twas satisfactory Celebration.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05

FIRE.-On Saturday last, the Stave Drying
House attached to the Steam Barrel Estsb-
lishment Of Messrs. BABcocK & Co., was
discovered to be on fire. Twas packed full
Of slaves, and the fire was very hard to get at
in consequence, hence the end and part Of the
side of the building had to be cut away and
torn down. The firemen and masheens
were promptly on the ground. and by their
exertious about half the Slaves were saved.
An alarm of FIRE occurred last night-'twas
found to be false one: a bonfire lighted by
some of the patriotic boys near the depot
Some one suggested that our old friend DAnl
Reid, was burning his Douglas ratifying tar
all alone by himself; but that, too, was found
to be not So That barrel is yet SAFE in his
cellar. where we suppose it will farry yet a
little while.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05

"There were some veiy itch scenes IL
the late Democratic Convention Of Michigan.
which nominated = reputed BkcKINREDoE
man for Governor. A spirited discussion
arose over a resolution iudorsing the present
Democratic Administration, which was
finally declared to be voted down. In tho
course of this debate. Mr.. "A. Y. Murray
o, Wayne said that Douglas was the reptile
that had caused all the trouble in the party.
Douglas had pitched into Buchanan without
r.aSon. and he considered him more Mt
for President thar that other arch traitor
Bes~dict Arnold"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05

SoHs OF TExPERANcE.-rhe followi ng is
the list of the officers elected on Saturday
evening last. in CLARK Division:
D. p. Holloway, WI
Joseph Starr. w A.
Nathan Starr, +. S.
l. Rindge. T.
j. Farsoll, r.
D. W. c. RUM els, A. r.
w. Jones. C.
L. Harris, 4. c.
A. Edwards. l. s.
W. D. Schooley. o. s.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05

FrRsr POLE AND BANNER.-The workmen
in the Carriage establishment Of our neighbor
LIppIScorr, have raised tall pole on the
roof Of their Shop, and thrown out beauti-
full banner inscribed with the glorious names
of LINCOLN AND Neutrality-suspicious.
because they are the representatives of the
great principles Of Freedom and Of Free La
Dor. A splendid National Flag-"the broad
stripes and bright stars also floats with the
other banner Of freedom. We commend our
friends for their patriotic zeal in behalf Of
honest old Abe and his worthy associate
Hamlip.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05
Tin Roofing, Cutters. Spouting, &C.

w. NJ. Lefevre, having engaged to fill all orde,s
and contracts for roofing made by Il. NJ. Underwood,
previous TO the nst of has made arrangements
putting Tin Galvanized ron flooding,
at greatly reduced rates, and engaged Of
best rooers in the who have had Several Year,
perence In the business He has also
lions in the way OF machinery that his facilities for
Roodng cannot be the much talked Of
Fay's Machine One important feature in his roofing
that It Is Sodered Roof, while roofs put with Ma
chimes no. soIdered. thereby making permA
nent and durable roof and that at prices that defy
p=tion--engaging At all time to put BETTER and
CHEAPER roof by hand than be done by machines.
Cutters and Spoutng all times put order tho
lowest rates. GILT STOVE Roofing, Gut
and spoutng. Well Cistern Pumps, Lead Pipe.
&C.. &c. Every week 3m24
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05
Mexican Mustang Lsntment

FROM rich and poor bond and Free all eolor-, grade and
conditions Of life hear the need u praise awarded
this wonderful article Sores healed, pains relieved
lives saved animals useful untold ills
susge by this medicine which is surprising the
Judgment Of What faulty does require a ssandard
Linment7 Whoever heard of the effects produced BY
other article For bruises, sprains rheumati,m
dwellings strained Horses &C. has equal Beware Of
limitations. The genuine Mustang Lniment is sold by all
respectable Druggists and Livery every parish
and hamlet throughout North and South America, Europe
and the islands Of the Buy
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors. New York.
81 Every week II.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05

p~ Boswell's Daguerrean Rooms are
on Main west of Front street. where he is
prepared to furnish his admirable pictures
to all who may desire them. He has had
great experience. and invites a comparison
Of his pictures with any and all other ar
fists.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05

e. Our friend NJ. G. Boyer has removed
his grocery store to Hillsboro' in this coun-
ty. where he is now engaged in business,
and we learn most successfully. We COM
mend him to our friends there as gentle
man who may be relied upon--as q fair and
honorable dealer.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05

-Peterson's Magazine for August has
already come to hand in advance Of its CO.
temporaries. 1t is beautifully embellished
with steel and other engraviugs. Subscribe
for it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05

~An who wish bargains in dry goods
without so much gass or CANNON. 60 to
Haines'. No. 81 Main Street. opposite the
Banks, where they buy and sell exclusively
for Cash. New goods just received. Now
is the time.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05

H Dugdale's ice cream parlor is crowd.
ed every evening with ladies and gentle
men, enjoying his rich. luscious cream and
other cooling beverages. His establishment
il few doors east of the Huntington House.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05
.Whcn Duty Calls 'tis ours 10 Obey

HALL OF No. FIRE CoMPANY.
Al the regular meeting Of No. Fire
Co, held 7th no.. 4th. $50. the following
motion, after being stated, was unanimously
adopted:
Tina, vote Of thanks bs and is hereby
rendered to the parties who. at the late fire
at Bsbcock's Factory so generously presen-
ted this Company with $40.
BY order Of the Company,
SAMUEL BELLS, Sec'y.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05

E%The Democracy Of the Tenth Con-
gressional District have nominated P. NJ.
Henkls as their candidate for Congress-
w. Mitchell is the Republican nominee.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05

Directory for ls6O.-Messrs. MeEvoy
& Sutherland have laid upon our table
directory of the cities Of Richmond and
Cambridge. 1t is well arranged, neatly
printed. aud so far As we have examined il.
ccss~-A
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05

The next Illinois State Fair will be
held at Jacksonville. 10 Morgan county from
the 10Th to Is Of September.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05

Il r. Five men are said TO have been Kill
led ut indianapolis yesterday, thro' the agen-
cy Of Capt. Whisky.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05
SIGN OF THE RED CURTAIN

EreSh Arrival.
Rsag At Prices to Suit tie Times. -a1a
Haines is in his New at the old stand opno.i.a
the Branch and Citizen Hanks No ~ Main stree,
All are invited to Call Soon a n 3 the BARGAINS.
A splendid assortment OF Ladies' Dress Goods of an
tinda and the latest styles hawls Collars Ribbon, an
Dress Trimmings great Variety
Cloths, satinetts. Mems Boys wear &c And in
lishmeut $3.50"
nar ALL BOUGHT FOR CASH!
general assortment o Foreign and Domestic Drv
Goods constantly hand, lowest po,sibte
prices. Goods received v each month
JOSH. W. uAINES.
june ~ ioos-
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Nordyke's Percussion Bolt


HOME PR0OT.
SfMckLAND eRIDoIAND say-"Afser . triAi ct
- more snAn ss1 oeasAs -.NeE Persuasion pags
aeeemrsnss H. ea5esa eAlly. We can nov eols aear
fon vneas wasA 49,. ana ee.i
BROWN ADDINGr0N. fMr. A1alnsson vas far I,
Her tor shs late 8asii AsiehtvelD say are
saeh pleased With SerdyksS psrcassisn Bolt W. eSa
e eur a. IA ersaatns ssa e.. .e. gsna 70 snia sAs
Sthe eli rsosess CAN aaA viii tnersass eapaeiN
Bait = - - per ssas-"
~ n..s xk1z. EsQ tveasysiGAt yeass . miller Ana
.rs-,s tAs Rieh1 CITY AiIls says Sar-
slss ssss. .,s, 5on has advAn.ag
been .ssus sAe S3snx ossr sSf-s srk Ass 1a"
Mr.. wILooxKN Of Mun.' "a S'As'
Bolt efves better yield and &sya nefuyse PERCUSSION
A. MeLCcSs. Ksa. % Esenemye'
os George Gillespie Of many years muller
WIN lis operahea IL eeiss With Aa4aeh fsessed
neefs no hopper boy COS Wheels can sEeet II
and soperdne fear At the sane sime. L sanity
| known il TO clog" sver
BRADY & SON, efthe oa>Aes City warks K,esnors
'1 we have iasi put twe OF Noraytes Pat Pcrea.,
sion Bolts ana consider them sntireiy sors~iar ~
IN ass they viii save from sve 70 four pounds 81 a0sr
| per eushel over the common eeft."
AZ she last state rAir: The Conml,tee ..x..-
We consider il superior other arrangement ana
! recommend hrss premium Of twenty deilArs"
We take pleasure in recommending NorSy ke. Per-
eassien Flour Belt and award hrss premium dipo.
ma
WTNew Rslts furnished and set in operation and var
| ranted.
NPThe Improvement attached Bcits nov in ase in
| one days time Apply W r. DENNIS.
/ Genr Agent Mill Work, Ensines and Machinery.
| 5etf RICHMOND, Ina.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05
Semi-Annual Report Of the Con-
DITION OF THE CAMBRIDGE CITY BANK,
Months the Iss Monday in July 1860

Semi-Annual Report OF the Con-
DITION OF THE CAMBRIDGE CITY BANK
For the Months preceding Monday in July 1900
r. Re GU RCES
Capital Stock paid in, including that deposited
with the Treasurer Of state, $50, 1874 of2la
per cent. Indiana Bonds, est 5000 %
Notes and Bills Discounted lOO.259 &c
Suspended Debt 2,44l II
Notes OF other Banks, 1l,768 20
/" this Bank, 35 90
Due from Banks and Bankers, 15,OS5 40
Value Of $50 shares # Stock in
the Come, sville Branch of the
Bank of the State of Indiana. $4,000 90
Specie, lO82S SO
s223,4ls IS
les.
Capital Stock, $500 90
Due Banks and Bankers, 698l 40
+" Depositors, S6,I73 %
Circulation, At 100 o.
Time Bills and other evidences of
debt,
Losses charged upon Capital, -
Dividends declared d not paid, 1910 90
$685. AIS 35
NAMES OF OFFICERS.
JACOB VORE PkEsIDrNr.
THOMAS NEWLY, CASHIER.
Amount which the Capital has been increased
the preceding six months, 500 90.
All interest due upon Securities held by the
Treasurer of State, has been paid to first day Of
July, 1860
STATE YNDIANA,)
WAYNE COUNT, 81. I
THOMAS NEWLY being duly sworn,
deposes and that he the Cashier of said Bank and
foregoing report condition said
for thu period therein named il and the
best of his knowledge and belief.
THOMAS NEWLY. Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before this ID day of
July. 1860. SAM. H. H0SHoUR. Notary Pubic.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05

yuNHE connection agent for the sale
L OF lots in Greenwood. xith the subscriber rropre
tor OF the having mutual
vtef, e subscriber offers the This
plat is situated the Richmond and Turnpike,
mile south Of Main Street, outside
limits. from all Of the dse vaatAges and evils
residence ami sufficiently fer
the social, religious educational
erIbenefs OF the city It high and commanding pos
sessng good SOIL excellent water. 6ne prospects,
and saiubrious air and sitosether the
Fable location . he There
30 sale TO 10
each; all beautiful and suitable building %
Come them ali who want Choice location for
home where they ndep evidently raise their lux
q o 10 These lots will be
sold moderate prices and upon satisfactory
JAS. W. SALTER.
Feb. IL 1850.
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LaketOn Mills For Sale -

rUyuEsE riIis located Wabash County, Indians
j ten uiles north OF the County seat. and Is OF
tae the SfAse-iGprov
and good large Hsuse and Machinery suitable for
. fass eutssng Mil. n
anher aud good grain growing neixAser-
hood. 6ne had attached .uo tos
which euirivz.isn,4 be had
ritis or separately applied cor in . short time
Enaare . j. B. Bousrscek or J. HaEser, the
prem r the rrderSrnee ia kirtmoni-
Also IA ged ssertion And -asil Improvements
two small kapo-sa
II.
Also Dwelling House Pearl 81. Richmond. Also
second hsa3 3 gias and boilers
To be had . oarxAia il applied Tor 30 on 70
J. 4 NENDKN HALL
| Rsehnona. Ir6, - ne - -
rp>yson Joarnai paslisA 70 aAeaas 81 u end
1 charge this ck0a.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05

S. w. LUDLOW.
Surgeon Dentist.
MAIN ST, No. 20. OVER T. WRrGHr's SroRE.
i cSPECTf ULL1 aannu tn the citizens If Rich
Il = mGnd and vicinity that he is perinane v
located II this pacs is prepared, nine wears
pr.ctrc IN Cincinnati, 10 perform wnrk in the most
approved styles OF the Dental Art. Continuous Gum
Volcanic B.se. Col aud Silver work male IN styl e
to challenge comp tition and prices low as the
qualty OF the work performed will Justify. 20
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-05

rVok the latest style OF Gilt. satin and OAK papsxs
call Is DaSAaIs's Cheap Wall P.Psr Depot. ,
10 bo y Ham x
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-05

risd away i The throng and the fight wAa
prsoatursl brought to = close, neithel
having bee declared the winner. The CEN
ssst lasted NO hours and eight minutes.
F.,Aer Assss sAe Prtre Fight.
NEw Ydk, April 2S.-Ths 1imes' Lon
don corrsaondsns says:
81 visitsi Heenan last evening, and found
him moot comfortable, and in excellent
spirits. b 10 anxious to tight Sayers -
soon @ pebble, il hs 10 not satisfied With
the presenirss The indignation Of the
Americanahere, and in fact, a large portion
Of the Brjish public, 10 loudly and vehe-
mently expressed. Tho ring was broken
into By pack Of thieves, who used the
excitemen to rob every enc. 1t was well
known th,t Mr.. Hesnan would not be al
lowed to cry the champion belt out Of the
country, nd the Englishmes, who had bet
their all q Sayers, as soon as they found
their chaspion was losing, resorted 70 this
most un.ar means Of putting Heenan down.
A meeting Of the Americans will take place
in Londoi tonight, and you may expect to
see some controversies in the papers. Mr..
Geo. Willes will demand the belt for Hse-
nan, and will furnish testimony to prove
that be 10 entitled to it. OF one thing your
readers may b certain, Ileenan's rights will
be properly attended to, and his position
will be maintained to the last"
The Tribune says: A gentleman now ct
the st. Nicholas Hotel, who witnessed the
fight, says that when Heenan had got Say
sys into such position that he must inev-
itably have won the battle. John Morrisssy
cut the ropes and let Hesnan fall to the
ground.