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NKw ORLEANS, Nay 10, 1880.
Cotton market quiet sales 70 day, 800 bales prices
essier but quotations unchanged Sugar firm ~ exc.
Tso Flour quiet ii - cav ss.s1k whisksy a foe.
zoo Excbsbgs Iondeo, 100 1908, and with bills
OF isdns, 1857 losx. 6sht exchange on New York,
PmrADnrmA, May 10, 1880.
Flour dull Wheat quiet; red, 81 ~ 81 81 Corn
acve and c,oeng with Advancing tendency; yellow,
76o. 7ec Provisions nrm. whskey nrm II axe .
&c.
BAIixom. Nay 10, 1850.
flour quiet Wheat steady; white, 81 90 81 IS red,
81 IS . 81 Is. Corn dull Provhions Arm. whhkey
quiet
-Four In moderate demand: sales II Is Is for spring
etats, snd % 20 % 62k for extra Canadian. Wheat
quiet saes 500 bushels ext Mwsukis club u 81 -.
Corn unchacsed sales 500 bushels Indiana CSC 0as,
barky aud rye nominsL Peas Ia better demand sass
eco bushes Canadian II esc Canal fresns mr. ner IN
Of the scarcity Of boafa for warde
ing csc -four. % vhsst, and 7xc corn 10 Neu
York Lake impovss-a as 100 bushck Canal en-
ports-3ioo bbls hour o. 900 bushes wheat, 10, 500
bushels corn, leo bushsls oats, 600 bushsis rye
CINCINNATI, May 10, 1880
Flour buoy ant whakey ~ isc lskG Provisions
rcu,pa and very nue dorg: msss pork held 81 I'll b.
ssbt exchange on New York y per cent, and on gold
I 70 per osns premium.
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DE-. htRgs' Truss AID lm proved Ia
SwuMsns fcr vartoocele. Prolapsus An 10 ASor ao~e
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The esrsn-ry ~ marriage ny rrory bs-rss- ~ pri-
etss Fsthiee nucBsss o. B>vsris ssa - taat
b-s.ter q, tbs Erg q Naples, ~in tsa ri,-. h 1i
tire rstser; mosth. the pr'n-e ,.nuss vnHsn ellie 4
brcsssr q s ncsf'oes bsfs W.. reprs.sr ae CJzni 4
rr,-t
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Day,a Yulcanffe.

Days vulconfte,
asA 20. b. hundred concerns .na orss,s
r'; :ss gao. e ss
" b The vsrJ bsss svw nsAs
% ns -. .s..i, "a sr .Aaypup0sss found 'upsdx
I.ys nasl ssis.siys manufacturing facilities and s
EssS .pssous s.ss. .Yeenlsgr. iss guslE sll 3
20 3: s.. -
s.-sy 70. pss % dos p.asd: p, % man, uses
s.e sss rsh osi, mai ,snrs : rsaurss q nss
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sa one susss .ss 's esss ri
IN ne sss mode q ~orslsg AND sgphia a.. .s
s NIL ss:s's ;ss ~; an rs. . ana
''s me : ''s' 'n.i .cssss 'E'b BAY, o~a..A .s...
Chss. a. wiIIia snson's BrsshIyn GAL
Isc e .,ss,s, Psssg.gss IN water eosn s.A ola a.
a Ls.s: variety 81 ss:: .. os:s.
. .; : :. 81 s;; . * ssss: - ''
Abs Bsssssrd. Jr.'s Bnliara Palace, II
Ssr S :ss =: "a ass ;:': ssss'
Re. ps-nas csass fer o., s.. pounds su-
s. Il @ 's';s 'S "a % s. %
m:.,s.s: P:s =, , cns.s.es r w,ss s.S
Singers Sewing Machines.
An ExrnE new srn.a
Ds.s G, n :.s s,g, :s;; ..s r
s%i; 's-s; ~ S 81: ;, So
wheeler h WnssH's sewing Machines.
ocos sos Broadway, see yovkL
A Grover 4 sehs5 SsissI::s s:~,.s Ma
.s.s Ne 80 =, 'rs s q =: . ,:.Z Sss. -
Geo. ". sless a Co.,. cslesrasea EIIiysle
Lsk s'u.b ard shuttle Sewing nassss~ Q. H. ooiAAst'
s'bT'havS'
Cifrshvsb's III~sfvs wigs are Entirs
s.s. sssss :. corner q Rssss :sss oSscss sas
BaseheIer's Hssr Dy., wig s,a re~pss
~ Boz :,ss; ,o rs'ss s's>.'' Tor .S'
Crl..sa.re,. HAIR Dy.. Wigs s.a Te..
sss,.. ~ .sss "a SO ss Ssss ana ''' =.
Bsswsir~i cemplsxsen.-Lasra's Liquid
i ti., ssa S srssssviss Ss ssS 50 sso.d~.s
Barry's Trf~spherows IL the Best and
ss.:s-s sss e s,Ss re- s JAZZ y & 81
drussixa
pur's Hasr Dye - Gents, Black ~
II epo< No psrssAy sscsA - go ~ Al euexsn
shirts 90 Orser.
pevss~ a russSssss<
uHTcn ADAu1
| 81 broad var. bsew Biseehsr sresl
Mrs. wspsssw's sscshisG syrrg-Mu
Mrs p bottles nd every year W. Uneea 80
for rfvafen t-sihssa wnh failing sscecss ems
| ued,ais and e>stsis Ofiy t~s~tJ Eve cs~e pcns1
rr. Harsh Csnsanues - Apply ME 0aas
al Cue Truss wnh N setStng pcxnne. ~
( hevrta ~ rapture hAnsH Co. Ho1Nsey q. ., y.
\ rolicwsy's Pf,is.-As Chsrccnl Con
bhts rih dseout .ssE suosiAncss ssa aesrc n he fe,
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TYRONE, Pa Nay 10, 1880.
Tho heaviest reshet which hes occurred years nov
"swteps the waters Of the bright JuniAta" Hslr this
town under water. The bridges Bald Eagle creek
swept and the stages have been turned back
The PENNEY vana Railroad 10 uninterrupted.
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News from Perm mbuco.
BosroN, nay TO- 1890.
The bark Inman, from Psrnsmbuoo 18th nit reports
There . severe drought NJ Pernsubuco and Bahia,
which would DO onastrous 70 the sugar crop
Mr. Stapp, Consul a Perpambuoo disd tho 18Th Of
April, OF ytliow FEVER, which vas very prevalent
The lnman hiss on board the captain, officers ard nine
Of crew. I've ladies and three msis passengers,
taken from the whale bark Usted states by ship Moses
wheeler, and Transferred to the Inmap. Tue United
40 barrela n spetu
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kpIas' GILT BEJ~s HAIR EIr5 FRsrOa AND
~ Palm Leaf Fans OH slites srd 8ucf many 0hsv
.es ns reserved per sous sese,srs r sale 70 hs
noa
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r, "a Bottles are nav MA evsry year Une1 rsshss
for rkgarep t-eshsse ffra sxcec~s ssns< -
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The Loss Of the ship Robert Stewart.
wnMuorox, N. G., Nay 10, 1860.
Six Of the crew flour black and too Whitley Of the ship
Robert Stewart, from Mobile for Liverpool taken
from ra IN autuoe 20 10, longitude II as the Isl
ns by the bark Western Sea, brought this port
One other, supp,sed 70 be the mate, was picked up By
ship sunk April 30 She had cargo Of 100 bales Of
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Barry's Trf~aphevows IL the Best and
ehesr~s src,efcr essrv hrsufyine e'esnsn cursne
rrs,sr-rs re- Iiorins hail. Lsdss try soA b. Ill
drueaixA
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Paris Boots. Shoes and Gaiteps, os . SUI
psror quality. juss rsesaved b. su0ANE FERRIS, Bco
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I HPORrxET TO HALLWAY rkAvELLuRs
J. APPLErON'g
uLUBfRATED HALLWAY GUIDE

Mosthiy Reports OF Railways and ther Prosrcsx
Important Instructions to rrAvelierv
A oaxeteer Of tho United Stats
Unised States Tine In6icstor,
Maps Representing Tie Imuortant Through Roxanx
Railway fimo FABLES date,
An Account OF New Inventors. &c.
Anecdotes and Inc1depss Of Travel 40.
And be obtaned OF The boz trains throughout
The United St lee and tbs C-nsdss prnar
OILY Twenty FIVE CENTS PER COPY
Travellers gill be particular snd ret .ppIstns nss-
GuKe 10 The only euire given the g.
tables OF the railways OF The United ststes c,-np-ss
ID. APrLarON or, Publieberu
<A3 and 44b Broadway, ~ Z.
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rr. Barsh Csasi.~ss - Apply hss naas.
r. Ella SS :, i russsrs sSsss Co. saivssT
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pevss~ a. rusrs.sssA
usrcw Apaua
81 broad var. ~ cw Hseeksr s,re~A
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Ladies Drsss Rosse4e Trfmmlngs, Re-
ssses 0snpe Brats. at LoCxI1r. sos CO.'S. Is, Fuios
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GrsrAvrs csAEr Mozan Hall Mr.. Gesry, the Irish
tenor vocalist gave the nra Of his novel entertainments
at Mozart ball Wednesday evening, All will repeat
them win change Of programme every evening darins
hkerssssment Ths ayie Of thesc entertainments cutie
new Z, ~ American audience, and they worry appro
prsiey called "v cal Rsc.sas being part lecture AMI
part song Mr. GsAry possessed Of sxoslieai tss
voice. ssa delivers M songs with great emphasis and
snecI HIS rendering OF Hoorss rsh melodies Il dessrv
,rg Of comuaendaioa, and literally brought down the
house on The opening night Mis- Mira Geary, 70 ans
girl Of about n<en with promising soprano remarkably
deveopcd In one 20 young contributed her share Of shs
enssrAisness very orednsby, singing some Of The most
ciscuit Of The Irish mslodies In . mauner that elected
xcvv honytv apDlauos.
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Bownr rpxaru Tho popular ACTOR, Mr. J,hns'oa,
takes biz benefit ~ This estabhbmsns 70 ssht which
occasion he viii appear Carton IN sbs historical drama
Of " me Iron naskn
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Hnuowsys Puis~-A CnercSAl Conn
h rth dscout ossg fuosi2rcss Apd desrc n he fe~<
M retrs ~ feet rfws<ts urrs e, IRE fAod. and "
,csr r-ocess rsu.,sNre AL buuo<s Which
tcn. fcrtf1'A krt r1tsreCra elug ora
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Davtd's Spring style OF Gs ntleme n'l
Hsts saiesrocn. 299 Broadway nesr Du street
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PhysIcisr's Certificate IN Regard 90
purNfTtR krrrrw ~" trrrT I. fnf N lnrrrfssnss
v - strh - msfs wcuie u for s-sor0srs
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CrIstsasre's HAIR Dye. wlgs s.d Tc.-
r~rs- world wholesale and retail ed The dJs
pfiynaely applied No Aaow Houee. 80
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INIR1 PROOF sArYs
II sTAARNs MA7vYN,
10 Murray street New Yose,

HogIERY UNDxRGARMxNrs AND MEAS FURNIur
ID Ing 0oodA
Best Goods u Lowest Prices
A. RANKIN o.
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Cifrshvsb's Illwsfve wigs are Entirs
rcvsiss shrnkine psrsises unsuitable. - broe1
~ay parAs .ss Of ReaAs snest opposite stusrs
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shlrts made % order from measuve.-D.
c. sIILACK COX, s5 Broadway. corner Of Liberty st
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ADDfversory Week.--Lad1es' 0aiter
49, and ea6rsn Beos ssd shoSs eli sviss I'd erses
MILLkB \ CO.. SH OAnal street,
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Geo ". sIsas q Co.. CeleSrateA EIIiptis
LEX sfasb ard tAuuls sewing nashsn~ o. n. COLLINS
40 flrrafvNy.
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w. II. De Wees
sAv NAT STORE.
T Broadway.
- ecrrd door from wAksr strse!)
sArURDAY NAYB
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fnt ofl Vas parsed % VI egAn0w
s.s,s n;:s; pa: ss;ss 49, 81:
y: rs:. .; $40: ss:: A.: r. :::. s:!::
s.n f; s's sSSEs:,, H;ies Hss,.s Twin, =;
f ss1. si .. s:k f:.. T r NJ
r ss.,m s' s ss i.:,1s ss,.s: 80:
.T Z p ,pcn isrrsr fosSss. Trsis. y,.sis, yss-
.:ssws ,s % =. eve Ven: s:ss, 1 y
ssi, .rssss Is.-s Of ~ Asr.ls. AM. A.ass. q
fsrrsa OH Of 70 cissos CODE jols ccelrsgs csoysr
fss :: s s:sss s s::ss
es~srs Bo'rsn Bcrsiou HoyarS, hug be-. -. ysss
Ian sr.s s..H ..ss en- G. 1s,.s is.. ~: o. -
s 's Il s " s.ss f,ss.s r.,sr. fs.s: nv
~. Puss Esr. ssyTsds ,.isss nesiss'. q y HUM
ss.ssas 'ss% ss Ts ,Iss, issss va
ss6et.m, Vance vsts'sr wAnssy. ~issD~' wo'esoD'
fSs b provides that eli act, and psrs Of acts hereto
o New Mxno which IN any wise erosecs authorize OF
eralye pvc'up'syy servtuce. or the crslsvemsnt 81
nAS :sd Ter .Is
hereby dsppsovcd by the Congress ~ tbs Uoed states
and ceoeo 70 he nu and VOID ssd Of 20 effect aiso the
proves0u relnsve between masters and
wants. which rssss-" 30 court Of tots Territory shall
have arsouon take pogui,snce Of any cssss for me
scs 81 sbsr dus<s - servsa ssd also VARIOUS seoons
Of he sct provide for the prctecoa q property Ia
i the Ierrncfy AL coufW $40 irrfnoFtai ox
FEDERAL ocerp are prohibited from exercising sny 81
,bovsy uroer or BY vrtuc of asy Of the said sections
| the eaid Tevrneriai acts
| The ccussSsras,op Of the bill vas resumed
Mr. TuAyvn, (rep Of Moss moved Substitute pro
pcsre TO crcsis the JEFFERSON Land Dsies. with sdr
~ Gsow raised the point that the substitute vas NO
esrmaps, and the Speaker sustained ma vies Ap ~
peal frsn the Speakers ceo4sion v~ 'sosd oy seve'
n dAssrn1. fdem.) Of Ca. desired 20 caer the FOL
loving 70 eaeh rerrito iA bu-hve In numoer-prepsc
BY ke committee. namely :-Provifed tnh no,nm
herein aba be ocselrued 10 suihorfzs The terronM ~
evnbly 70 pes cay A~ abonsnins slavery or pronpMm
The ntro6ucson NJ siavts thereto, or cxsinds Saver
therefyom, or impair tho right Of property IN slaves
1 Mr. Grow propostd thai al amsndmeDh might be PRIV
ed. snd tbs ferfosia bin be pe<pcpcd tn ss'urssy
ell The bills silar he would propose 10 take aco
en- ore, which would be Indicative Of the fate Of y,
/ others.
Mr. GAsrrrr wsbed 70 know whether Mr. Grow woul
ncs CONSENT that vote should be taken his amn
| ment
Mr.. csov replied that b. would consent 10 q vote 0
| ever pvopositcp wnbsr the parliamentary rnics
Mr.. Arrfsr gave bctic~ q Amectueuf, being on
tattoo from the Nebrske at. leaving the %
free 70 rtsus'e ther couesse institution, 10 their
re-, rsees as,-- M. ses.siss. ,s''' ,sp,h,,
II Mr. ns.Efs, a. 4. deu) efr ", also snsir. I'd
.rsrsnstt', ,ee tfsct nat whenever ssH r riir
ft.n scr.tn re r-q~-s'r rc7u's"ra ~ n.roN
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A Grover q BakeS NesssIess sewsng Ma
stire ne beet sysecd Ysnily Omcn - arcslvNS,
sew ycsk aud ls1 ulscn ssesA DrookiyA
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Hsrrsng's Patent Champion Fire ana
Hew Ycrk-
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Gard Phetographs-a4 fsr 81. Ambro-
sypss asas sine with case cons, the Holmes Gallery
Sol Broadway. q. ID MORSE. froprS&or.
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Tsn pounds Co9ss FER eIs ten Pswpas 81.
~ {. oskisri1SsosE no ! Chambers AL sls Green
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Chas. a. villa rason's BreekIyn GAL
levy Of sIsnsss Ph,ou.phs IN water oo'ers and ola 40
,Abtshed 1881. 1lo rulton street.
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,sAycRs OF Tau GREAT CITE,

aEAycRs OF TAU GREAT CIyIFs
VI We the urdersrued hsyors kereby certify that tbs
Druggists pctts CARES aud Phy scAus cities
lave gred tocuns Of hat
ofDr q. AVER AGO, Of 70 yell ssrsssris Pi'h.
curr ard Ctsfry feclor have been fuad
enss Of great excellence aud tbs coae,co lhs
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Large Variety Of spsetacles, Opera
olassss rassspes niucrc,res asd ar Articles sppssshg
. ns optiaai b.hsss iey IT, yno'ssls - rssa
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br. Don ANTONIO Eo6Rverfa. So. :. nayor q
1he Mayors Of Me chief ei,Ies OF he unite1 ~
and Bsnhh Prov nees. Chill, Peru, Brazil. seytc'
mert 70 ssmre their people what remedies tbcy
safety and confidence. But our space heve viii
co1 ndess bic portion Of them. ana We only publis
more fDme6fato vicinity.
Sysr's tarsapariila, Cherry Pest oral, Aye
Ayers lEue Cure prepared By Dr. J. O. 4
sod ~ Ill Dvuss ~ svsrywhsra
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40 pan TO efca AN Aanr CT ron oAyxrrrs
pO.OUV Nsdsr~taA PAGER v~qu'rsd 70 - sneAra -
eryss W 81, dne pro rs,or scr aiss - srsnsss
-hs psrs<s sor " sAbHss MEET u NJ ss~s U.L vse'
sss--.sss la 80. = &c. tAtx.Tys fa . sstx~AAG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23

The Soft leaders at Albany have always en-
loved the renown of e1celiDg all other politicians
in the great kindred arts of Trading and Cheating;
but we think that henceforwardthey must hide their
diminished heads before the unequaled genius de-
yeloped by the new firm of Brooks, Hunt & Duer.
This house, though not long in business, has al
ready made some great hits. 1t advocates one
candidate, votes for another and hopes to ele,t O
third, all at the same election Messrs. Bell and
Everett must be profoundly impressed by the
originality as well as the high.suuled honesty OF
their ostensible supporters and advocates in the
Empire State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23

The Herald, the New. York organ of the Breckn
ridge party, urges sll the Opponents of Lincoln to
combine and support the candidate of the Disun'
ionists. sIf," says The Herald, 'the Union, peace
Glowing voters Will drop Douglas, Bell, and Hous'
(" ton, neither of whom can by any possibility be
selected, and turn their votes in to Breckenridge
" and Lane, they will sweep the country and de-
" molish the Black Republicans as Samson did the
"Philistnes" The Herald needn't be alarmed.
Under the management of Dean Richmond, the
pretended Bell men of this State have adopted full
one halt of its advice. They have dropped Bell,
and gone in unanimously for Douglas, but really
for Lane. To such base uses have men once hon.
orable and honored, like Washington Hunt and
William Duer, come at last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23

That eminent Celtic pet and warrior, Col. MI
chael Dobeny, who distinguished himself, we be.
lieye in the battle Of Slevegammon, add has lately
led to glory the 69th Regiment, N Y. S. NJ, has
taken down his harp from the willows, and is
chanting in the columns of The Leader series oil
Douglas lyrics, from ole of which the following
stanza is extracted:
1.-THE It'd ng The Golden Gate and from the stress seas
That luli the infant Oregon, electry the breeze.
high above the factions they have waved the
their Sister Soyeeigns Joe Lane was but Drag
The Douglas rolling bcys the Douglas banner p ea
loon the br-eze OF yic,oy, that column overhead; 20
The Douglas song of triumph boys high through inc
air, I'm
Ho.annas unto ms1hood's Independence everywhere"
We fear the gallant Colonel is mistaken in set
ting up such o shout of e1ultaton over the sup
posed destruction of Joe Lane. Since Hunt,
Brooks, and Duer have taken in hand the election
of Lane TO the Presidency, by the United States
Senate, his case isn't so desperate. Indeed, we
apprehend that if anybody is "but brAg" it
is MIR. Douglas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23

AT the last weekly meeting of the German Repub-
lican Club of Peoria, ILL., seven new members signed
the Constitution of whom had previously labored
with the Democratic party. neighboriDg township,
where two years ago the Republicans cast only Ia
votes is now considered good for 80 for Lincoln and
Hamlin. man in that vicinity, also, who has in his
employ ten men, all of whom were formerly Democrats
Say that eight of them believing Old Abe" to be the
workinemans real friend intend to vote for him; 80
thinking and not to be oudone by their neighbors,
they went to the woods and prepared pole $50 feet
Ing, which they propose to erect in honor Of their
candidates.
The Boston Courier states that ex.Presdens Fill
more will address the citizens Of Buffalo next week,
and will advocate the election of Bell and Everett III
union Of all Union men in the State Of New-York.
Tho Republicans of Lockpor; held an unusually
enthusiastic meeting Thursday evening the ocea-
sion was tho dedication of the Wigwam, and the reply
of the Hon. James o. Putnam to ex-Gov. Hunt. The
Buffalo Wide-Awakes turned out with $50 torches
and full bard, and went to LockpOrt on special
train receiving the warmest demonstrations along the
route. When The Wigwam was crowded full, meet
ing equally large was organized outside. No political
exc. ment like that Of Thursday night has been known
in Lockport
AT Breckenridge ratification meeting in Fultor
County, Ga, Col. d. G. Yancey made a speech, ii
which he read the famous Scarlet Letter., or saugh
ter letter. written by the Hon. W. l.. Yanccy ia 1865
and, explaining the circumstances under which IL wa
composed endeavored TO show that Il was Identical
withthe Georgia platform Of 1850,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23

Ought not Mr.. Lev ,rett Saltonstall, the dstin-
guisled citizen of Boston, who has taken charge
Of Mr. Everet,s political interests, to pay visit
to New-York and look after the great National
Union party and the prospects of its candidates
AS matters now stand, Dir. Everett is in great
danger of being slaughtered here in the house Of
his pretended friends. James Brooks, Washing.
ton Hunt and William Duer all stand ready, with
masks on their faces and daggers furnished by
Dean Richmond in their hands, to dispatch him,
and fling his remains to the sharks. And who
does Dir. SaltOpstall suppose these political assas'
sins have taken to their hearts ia the place OF the
distinguished con Of Massachusetts, Why, Joe
Lane of Oregon
THAT Il should come TO this
But two months,desd nay. not 80 much, two;
So excaTent man; that was to this
Hyperan 10 a Sstyr!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23
The Express asserts that Aid. Dayton of Bro

The Express asserts that Aid. Dayton of Brook
Iyp, in the course Of debate in the Common
Council of that city, stated that he gave ThurlOw
Weed Sl7, $50 for aiding the passage of the One
Cent Ferry bill, and that Mr.. Weed subsequently,
took him aside and said, A" There is your money;
4" the bill cannot pass" Mr.. Weed emphatically
nails the falsehood Of the charge, by saying that
lin this Aid. Dayton is correctly reported, he is
"a most unmitigated liar and scoundrel We
"never saw, touched, nor returned dollar Of his
"money." The Express, as usual, got hold Of the
wrong story written by laundering reporter for
one of the Brooklyn papers. Aid. Dayton ex-
pressy stated, and it was so published originally
in The Express and other New. York Journals, that
the money was received and returned, not by Mr..
Weed, but by person whom Aid. Dayton was
pleased to call the agent of Mr.. Weed. AS the
Alderman has lever given to the world his reasons
for supposing that the person with whom he col
luded to bride the Legislature was in Mr.. Weeds
service, the statement must be taken with very
considerable allowance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23
Tho Arr of Conmarcial Politics has never bef(

The Art of Commercial Politics has never before
been carried 10 such high and complicate perfec-
ton as by those remarkable statesmen, j. Brooks,
w. Duer, and w. Hunt. They nominate Bell
and Everett, and then work and vote TO- Douglas
and johnson, with no other result in view than the
eciion of Joe Lane. They Pretend to b Union
men, make speeches in favor of Douglas and Squat
Ter Sovereignty, and labor to confer the Presidency
ON DisuDionst partisan Of Slave Code. Menoi
common sense and common honesty would prefer
to advocate their real principles, and vote directly
foI the candidate they desire to have elected.
Hunt, Brooks, and Duer prefer to trade with Dean
Richmond and Peter Cagger, and deal in political
humbug Of the grossest Sort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23
MILWAUKEE,, Wisconsin, has usually given from

MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin, has usually given from
Twenty five Hundred to Three Thousand Demo.
cratic mojority-her voters being in good part OF
foreign birth. In 1856, Milwaukee County icon.
tainng small rural district beside the City, gave
for Fremont, 2, 1913; Buchanan, z, le8; Fillmore,
%: Buchanan over oil others, 1856. A Special
Election ftr City Treasurer was held on the 18th
inst, and In II. Tesch (Republcan) was chosen
over Won Baumbach douglas Dem.) by 932 ma
jority. Every Ward but two gave Republican
msje rty. The Free Democrat says that the Ger
man born citizens to the number of Two thousand
have renounced Sham Democracy and come out
for Lincoln. We mean TO BIZ liberal; but the ma.
jority for Lincoln in Wisconsin must exceed
Twenty Thousand.