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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29
Nesu1lurk Daily Gribruts'
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT ooURT-Aus as-Bsfore

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Aug T-Before
Justice NELSON
IMPORTANT DECISION IN JURISDICTION IL ADMIRALTY
-IHE LINE BETWEEN STATE AND FEDERAL AU-
THoRITY DEFINED.
John Page and Others sgt Steamboat Mcdonald
NELSON G. J.-This is libel suit filed in the Court
below to canal boat while In tow Of the
Mcdonald, the North River from Albany 20 the Cty Of
ing between these places The canal boat weeked
Vsnwes Point six miles below Albany through AZ az
legged fault Of the tug The Court dismissed the case i0i AM
Of Jursdiction =, ..so, 4,
conceded the libel IL to be regarded g. founded IN
contra mus fall within Of Allen ss Newourg ana
Mcguire ast Card al How, IA 1881 But IL Is insisted th9
suits founded In tort for the wrongful injury 10 tns cauA
boat having been forced upon the docks by the heence
and the Mcdonald nour view OF the quesuon
a is qute MINISTERIAL whether assume the hoei 70 be IN con-
tract or tort In either aspect the Court beo has no Jursdc
hay exclusive cosnzance Of ts purely Internal trade and
mree and hence that Federal Government Ia excluded
The erom grant power this subject 10 the latter IT,
To regulate commerce with foreign nations aud among the
several states" This clause has been expounded By the highest
authority under the Constitution not embracing the exclusive
internal OF the States The regulation Of this trade
then depend upon State gsaon aud upon State legislation
aope And fthe District Court upon which exclusive admiral
" power has been conferred In the Federal Government should
Jurisdiction would be Jurisdiction TO administer the
local and municipal laws OF the State which Is Inconsistent
with and Iepugnant TO the principles of admiralty
proceedings they eIist under tho Constitu.
ton and laws OF Congress For tho jurisdiction thus assumed
would necessarily be governed and regulated contracted or en-
sed according 10 the existing local and municipal laws OF he
State We eoln VIC have seen Dy answer " INA
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| POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
FOR 1850.
NINTH EDITION NOW READY.

COMPLIED BY HORACE GREELEY AND JOHN y. cLEVkLAap'
CONTENTS;
ABoITTIoNIsTs (Garrisonians) for Disunion: l73.
ADAMS, CHARLES FRANCIS, of Massachusetts, Pre-
sident Buffalo Convention 1885, Nominee Of do for vice.
ADAMS, GovERNoR, of South Carolina, recon-
nends in Message the reoPenng Of the African sisvo-
ADAMS, JOHN, of Massachusetts,, chosen President
1861; Reelection defeated oil: 9. g,
ADAMS, john QUINCY, of Massachusetts, elected
President Is24 Defeated candidate for do 1923; TO-
ALABAMA IN FAVOR OF Dissolution under GER
iSi1 S15sf sne tsc Sm s Constitution
ALIEN CHARLES, Of Massachusetts,, offers Re
solve In Wbig National Convention, 1913: Is %
AMERICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION, 1900; 2o'
AMERICAN NATIONAL COUNCIL, 1856: rs. o
ABOLITION CONVENTION at Warsaw, N. T., 1859:
ANTI Masonic NATIONAL CONVENTIONS OF 1880
AsHS IN, GEORGE of Massachusetts President Re-
publican National Convention, 1867 d.
ArcmsoN, DAVID r., Of Missouri, beaten for
VicsPreddent In Democratic Convention, loyL; Te.oa
BANKS NATHANIEL OF Massachuse ,s.s
ported for yicePresident in Republican National o0n'sn
BATfs. EDWARD, of Missouri, on National Poll
c. Letter to the Missouri delegates TO the Republican
Convention issIi, letter In support Of Lincoln and Ham
Barbour, PHILIP P, of Virginia, beaten for Vice
President: 10. . - -. an.
BARBOUR, JAMES, Of Virginia, President hrst Ma,
uOnAl Republican Convention: l-fresdsns w S'a0nA
Convention, 1885 H. 81. ~.
B.RNBURNERs of New-York retire from Demo,
cratic National Conventions 16-komnste Van buIen sh0
Dodge for President and Vice President IL
BARTLETT, G. b., of Kentucky, President Amer
can National Council, 1856: e. =, rn.N
BATES EDWARD, of Missouri, President Wing Ma
ona Convention 1856 25CanddAte for President before
Republican Convention, 1860; a. $500 r..
R.yARD JAMES A., of Delaware, defeated for
yicePresident In Democratic Convention, 1850;
over Beceders Convention at Charleston; a. WE;
BRIL. JOHN of Tennessee, nominee oi Ohion
BKSJAmIN, JUDAH p, of Louisiana on Popular
Sovereignty: lai-His opinion Of Douglas; lD; Iii
BRSgY JAMES G., Of Michigan, Abolition canal,
dat for President IN leio p-Liberty Party canoa''' ~
BoSmAM, MnIipGE L., Of South Carolina, on DIS
solution; tn $500, l. Via
BOYD, LINN, of Kentucky, defeated tor vice
President by Democratic Convention, 1856 "a ..oI
BRgCKMRIDGE, JOHN c., of Kentucky, nomnatec
ycePresident By Democratic Convention 1884, , ss
VcePresident 1885 72-sPeeeh on general Pouss fNAs
fort, Eyy " 1905 49,
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoyRT-Aus. 2s.-Befor,
Judge Belts.

John j. Dehl offered surely for the full value
justify double that amount SIS AGO.
before Commissioner Belts The before Judge
Belts this morning motion 10 discharge the vessel D,hfs
testimony taken before Commissioner he owned
house No. l33 Essex street worth S00O bs carriages and
horses The uudertaker) worth 5000
good deb discovered search made BY District
Office bedes the liabilities testified
TO have Joined with his wife ia OOnd for the pay
meDt Of ga, 900.
The motion argued by Mr. Donohue Of counsel claim.
opposed Hon. J. Roosevelt the
The District Attorney insisted sl,o, that Charles LAKE,
the ,eged should be produced bodily This would show
that he Is not myth.
The Judge reserved his decision
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Alnsiral Bo1es.

vKTE have nov ON hand large and splendid
wv ss.r~,.,s,, ~ MUSICAL BOXES, playing o. g. A56
T 70 is Sps Sc tunes manufactured by The hes, makers Of
SWITZERLAND.
s,nAE.. CxsTture ExpressveS &c. &C. sccompsnlments
=, FT.iITE x FILLS DRUMS, and CASTA0NBTTES. Gems
nov fIfT1IcIL BOAES, playing I, q g. and tunes
A~' PAILLARO 4 MARTIN, Importers
ur.,,.l Boyes repaired No IL Maiden lana New. York.
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HOW to CURE DISEASES Of the MOST
HI DISTRESSING CHARACTER.
See PATIENTS GUIDE. BY q w MORTON, II. d.
Containing advice and mode Of cure with pleasant remedies
to be Of all druggists at little cost and no exposure Price
10 cents --... =.
Sold by II G. DAWREECE, No. Veseyst-
Mailed free on receipt OF four postage stamps.
Adde'S Boz No l,G28 Philsdepha Post Office
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NTEW-vORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
Eeaal Notires.

I'm PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the county Of New.YOrk Notice s hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against Ann ae o, tt
City SdG Once o s'Sn EVEN
il the City Of e9 S95S
day Of May, i56O JAMES JAM $40 @ ? PR 4Rn
mye lsw6mw Administrators &c. with the wiz annexed
NOTICE OF APPLICATION, for the discharge
~ of en- novent his debts pur,nsnt to the provisions o.
the hd article Of h sa,s q Nj iWSsp tRoSK
Tnwn Of Westfed Richmo ID County State York No.
nee nee hI METCALsE County Judge Of Richmond County,
Al his Office in the Town Of Southhe In SAID County on te
M 0sy % an assignment of said inovepts estate should
rot be made and ha ged from his debts pursuant to
the Pr'vi q .s F. CLARK Asy ,a:Gy9
Aug 2s-iawioww No 10 broadway, n: !.
CTPRFME COURT-City and County of New
- KEEToGG. William L. CoAN and JOSEPH HEN
DERsON partners under the firm Of G d. Kellogg oosSm
defendant. above named and each Of hen here
BY and required e s3ssST s e S CITY IT. and
County Newly and 70 Sc We c0pE o. az P"s .e s%
said sOBP az S Ss hs Within twenty day. the
iys Of the lay q :1is ;s sGs a.f s0 psn
9 win take Judgment against yS Yen IN the s s9 inv 81 n ous
SsIs huns SqSdF'd and sixty h Ssfi. n e ts
complaint t Il ss .s 4ai9s; lied e ONE
CleIk OF the City aud County Of on h1 nsn Gay
AZ IswGwW Plaintiffs Attorney, 80 Piue street.
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
- YoIk.-CHARLEs II. KIRBY against CHARLES X
FERRSSumnons for money demand on contract Com moi
seNed) To the Defendant, CHARLES H. FERRIES 1ou are
hereby summoned and required TO answer the compliant IN %
action which the office Of the Cerk OF tho City and
County Of Rev YORK. at the City Hall 10 said city, on the Ho
day Of July % and =. Of yoal snweI 20 the SAID
man street Room H. Eewfork City within twenty days after
the service Of this excusive OF the day o. iueh
service and you fail 70 the ssid complaint within the
time Aforesaid the plaintiff IN this seton win teis ladEaens
doar with interest hundred 6een 69lO0 dollars
thereof January 18th 1860 and hundred and hry
2O thereof from March 2lnd 1850 together with four
| nstsd Jnlv 1860 n. COLEMAN HART,
| iyaS lsW6yWs Pa's Attorney.
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In PURSUANCE of the Statute relating TO the
5isca,g. Of lnsoyent Debtors and Of order made BY
Wiisu oodbny Comfy Judge Of Caiarsngus County July
aui.d appear bsfe said County Judge, at his Office N
Gov ia IN seid Coun,y the 2tb day Of SEPTEMBER,
1867 eloct H., to show cause II any thew have why
Wa should he discharged from his debDaied
''' ALEXANDER SHELDON. Attorney for fnsolveat,
Juiyll Law low Wei Ran 0lph, N. Y.
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NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD. :

IN Summer arrangement for pleasure travel trains lesve 2es
vt Stati-n follows:
bpgs Niagara Falls Lake George Lebanon Springs and Lob.
Mahopso Connecting at Albany with c. H. fo Shsroo
Springs Niagara Falls and all places West Also with ,rsr'
for Saratoga and all points North 8l5 utO CToon Fsit
connecting Goden Bridge with Stages o Lake Wsoosbpe
and Ctoton Falls with Stages fo Lake Mabopac $3.50
For Dover Plains Meeting at Goden Bridge with stle ic
Lake Waccabuc aud at Cretop Falls With Ssges for Labt
hEhopac JOHN BUHGht i,h. Assist Sgpt
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-Auo. "A,
Before Commissioner Belts.

THE TENTH BAIL OF DA COSTA PRACTICALLY WITH
DRAWN.
The examination Of Dir. Mead, the tenth bail offered
for De Costa have been proceeded with this afternoon
All things IN readiness except the presence Of the bail
The said wouls proceed with the
examination owing to Misunderstanding M legal notice
had their rendering the bail aud they therefore
gave no formal notice Of withdrssal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29
SUPREME CoURT-CHAHBERs.-Aug. 2a.-BefOre Justice
SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.

DECISIONS.
Carl Elmer act. Henry Bul.-Motion TO vacate or
der of an est denied, without to either party
sarah ast Alfred Waller ct shs orders copies OF
which annexed to the motion pepeIs marked and va
those orders were made b restored The motion
calendar payment Of sic costs Of oppnsng TINS moton
Brewster " woodruff sgt JACOB Keel-n-rhe de" ts
default be opened ard the restored TO eia
Circuit calendar for trial the judgment TO sane seeury
plaintiff TO have the benefit OF the bond without
either party the notion and without any other con-
Mrdad T. Mors ag David Johuson-Motion to grant
Injunction against Judgment debtor oened Without costa
The People &C., set jas. Oeyine.-Wr, allowed.
The People &C., agt. Nicholas MilleE-Wnt allowed
Jehods Eselston sgt Jas d. suyda@.-Msi0n ssaned "a
p1ss. a Baker ct al st Henry Cornsb-rsr Of ar
and defendant discharged from custody without
costa to either party
DISMISSAL OF ORDER OF ARREST.
Stephen A. Barker ct al agt Henry c. Cornish.
The plaintiff in this Obtained order OF arrest
against the uuder thu following circumstances They
Claimed that sin TO them and purchased eu OF
goods amounting *a b. for cash. A. the tGs Of purehass
pay the remainder 10 also alleged thas
the of hs pure The defendant made a'e a.
to his olvebcy The defendant asked 70 De as
cash therefore there could have been no false rrpe.sns
tons obtain credit The Judge granted the uouon snc aus
charged the order arrest d. h. Morange for panun'' VIZ
T. Robinson for defendant
COMMON PLEAS-sPRcIAL TERx-AUs S-beiofe 'uaSa
BRADY.
DECISIONS. .
Broderck sgt. The Mayor, &c.-Csse serveo 70
The FIRE Department sgt Mseomber, Se-S'i'n ''A'e''
Traver. as The Eighth avenue Railroad 0ompsny-A'a0n
'DorIsnd AIT Rice-Objecion overrred, nc:
Decke, att Henry Order vaca.d oa eohaiton -.
Luthy sgt Betz-Leave gra''ea :" N"A '"'' '" P''eH'
Wiitsms AIT TilforS Stay denied,
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nle0ifal.
II u NJ p II r + Y 8
SPECIFIC

I1ONINTIO I n ITO fNf'.'I 1h,HI1N''
The Remedies carefully prepared under the direct superv
don and Inspection Of Prof HUMPHREYS IN order TO nee,
that at and long realized Of the public namely remedies
for al the and simple ailments OF Life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

livery Woman who suffers from Irregularities
II should use DIR. MARTINS CATAMENIAL Coz
RECTOR which IL without exception - -
THE BEST MEDICINE BEFORE THE PUBLIC
10Y oil diseases arising Irregularities Chronic Nervous
Debility Palpaton the Heart Vetgo Dizziness, Palm
In the fdneys Pains in the small Of the Back Pains under the
Shoulders Lowne of Spd LanuoI Gnd Nervousness gene
ally Difficult or Suppressed Meustruaion, &c.
Price az retail 3 so per bottle g. for four bottles
FOR sale by Messrs Barnes Pak, and f. G. Wells Co.,
J. ID. DE NYsE,
General AGENT for the United States and Cansdar
No. III William st., N. Y.
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CUPREME COURT.-City and County Of
- -Ymk-ALB fR1lNB ADELE LEDUC, plJpif,
lSIDOEE LEDUC dsfensaLt-Sdmnon for Relief. (Com:
b.t seIv,6 Ito the Defendant :Tou hereby summoned and
Teqund the complaint h. this action which will be
med IN tie oil ths Cek Of ,e City and County Of New
Yoxk City Hal Of said city aud 10 copy OF your
TIVE Lint the subscriber at my office,
CAY Hall pay IN the City Of New York within twenty
Of this exclusive OF the
dsy such service; and you fail TO the said com
psint within tn. tune Aforesaid the plaintiff In this action wiz
apply the Court for the relief demanded 10 the complaint
Dtte kew-loIk Jaly u, ldt0
A. CHEDSEY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint IN the aboyeentitled action filed In the
Office OF the Cek Of the City and County Of New at the
City Hall the City of Nesiork The 2th day Of JAY
1870 N A. CHEDSEl, PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
jy25 aw3wW
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Ocean Steamers, Sc.
ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
a CATION COMPANY.

NETWORK AND GALWAY LINE.
TOUCHING AT ST. JOHNS, N. r.
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A NEW DISCOVERY
n For the retention and radical Of HERNIA or RUP
TURF kc-WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS and SUP
PORTER, A GREAT IMPROVEMENT CLEAN, LIGHT,
and PERFECTLY SURE TO HOLD FEMALE sQPPokf-
n Y. Descriptive pamphlets gratis LADIES DEPARTMENT
attended BY . LADY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
II 4 and TROY, connecting with trains NORTH s0d WEST
From Monday April 49, 1870 Trsins win esve Chanbsrst
Station folows; Through Express Trains and II aud
5p Albany Mail q M; Sleeping Car Train, $50 m
(Sundsys Way Trains for Sing Sing 9S5 and
s:l5 end m for Ponghkeep,ie, IS and $50 m for
Tauytown IS and lO45 p, Tor Peekk 800 From
3stt Buffalo ard Northern Lightning News from 32Os
Engnnt OILS p Passengers taken at Chambers, Canal
Clrtopher 3stss Trains for NewYork leave Troy At
445 Sunday 1cuded and 85 and 1910 and BIAS, and
SOS (Sundsys mcluded) and 1898 and Albany about half
an honr later A. r. SMITH. SupeTintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

DAILROAD TO LONG BRANCH, n. J.-RAR-
HI ITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD, stoppiDs
4 Hiddletown Red Bank, Shrewsbury &c-The stsan,
boats TAMTNEND and ALICE PRICE win leave
loot Of RobnsOn-St inoIth ode wharf at m and p a.
us with for Long Branch and other sta
ions. Returning viii leave Long Branch OF 81 %
= end EIcurson parties dealt With liberal terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

y" FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvREs
u. s. NJ. Steamship
VANDERBILT
CAPT P. z. Lefevre, -
ryrp all fop, Pier No N R. New.YOTk at noon SATUR-
DAY SEPT g. with mails passengers and specie for England
end France .-.
First Cabin, sl20. Second Cabin, $50 ~,
Third Cabin, to Hsvre s35i 70 Southampton HSo'
ID. TORRANCE. Agent,
No 5 Bowling Green New-YoTks
All TT 7 TNOTS saTs Sent a.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

We understand on rslisbls authority
that the survivor NJ the Arctic disaster. Of
whom ne spoke on raesiy. will DO IN the
city thisevening The person - Mr. Fleu-
ry' Who vas veil known as hsviog KEEP,
the grocery al the corner Of Orle,ns and
Robertson streets. wher- HE wife now re-
sides She married Mr.. Fieury = fret clerk
Mr.. webb.r. and has bsd three children
by him. Hertwo childrn ~ Nr Fluery (;
a daughter Of seventeen and son Of fifteen 1.
are nov living with her Last Saturday.
che received The frat lntmstion Of the
startling nevs Of her husbands return,
after an absence If five and half years.
n letter from him. dated At New York
A LADY friend, TO whom che showed the
letter. reports the substance Of 1t 10 be
that Pieury. With ave other Survivors 81
the A-c;ic. we're picked up from fragments
Of the wreck by vhaler. which Kept on
her long voyage. The ship -as subss
qusntiy sunk. and fifteen Of those 90 board
saved themselves on an island from which
thsy ~srs aiken hy another shelsr. Which
~S iust conmenetog her eruise.aud which
only returned to Nes York . week OF two
APO. ~ q. Bee.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

The State Central Uornnit,ee Of the Doug
lss party met IA tAis city yesterday 20 con
slider he proposal fsf faslsa. made by
80 Rr-ckinridge Conveotisn q the Stat
ult ,nd TO 6ll vacancies in their electoral
ueseg. We arc informed thai The eomprs
uniss sss rejected decidedly. BET tie Com
mlstse we're not determined Sc % whether
the r-;.ctisn should be . staple nc" or =
nsgsnvs With an elaborate statement o!
their reason for refusal In The vacancy
on the electoral lickst created b the Dc
ssFuoa Of Dr.. sherrod. 10 The 2nd district.
to Brsekinridgs. Mr. Bro~a. he sou IN
az Of John =. Davis. ws placed. and
Asbsry Steele, The slec;or n tie iith die
treii. che 10 Gov the Dsmeerstle esndi5Sis
for Congress. vas replaced BY Andrew
Jackson, M. Steele. thoogh . Doczlss
mas. being ruled oui 10 eanssasaes Of his
acceptance Of the Congrsssioaal nsmsna.
tf@r lid Jenrnsi
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22


GRAND klPUBLIoAS ksLLr AT lspIAssrc
ns-At the meeting sf the Wade Awake
club on Saturday evening last. the follow
iDg gentlemen were appointed ward com
mitiees TO ascertain the names Of all who
intend 10 20 over 10 the grand State rally
on the 29;h. aud report at the next meet
ing:
LIT ward-Jos. o. Jones. John r. Hsger
and l.. A. Smith.
pa Ward-M. Durhao. John II Barr.
3rd ward-Geo. Nsylor, Jonsthan Gil-
man
4,h Wsrd-John Hsuey. B. NJ Harrison
5th Ward-W. A. Thom... A. X. Miller
Jewett's addiuon-Messrs. Morrill, and
Marxsen
The T II. a X. r.. r. will issue tiekets
for the round trip at greatly reduced rates
II sufficient number - guaranteed To go.
aud u II eminently desirable that all those
who intend To 20 should leave their names
wirh the committeeman Of their Ward a.
soon as possible. in order that arrange
ment may be perfected with the railroad
company
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22
Grand Republican Rally!
100. 900 Live Republicans Expect
ed at Indianapolis on the goth.
10000 wiDE-AwAKEs IN TORCH
LIGHT PROCESSION u

Ths Republican State Mass Meeting 10
take place at Indianapolis on next Wed
nssdsy. Asx 29th. bid. fair to eclipse any
political demonstration tbs, has occurred
since the flood.
Already have sens Of the Railroads
leading to Indianapolis been compelled 10
ackuowledge themselves unable 10 carry.
IN Que day. the immense numbers vho
have applied for tickets, and arrange
msnt. have accordingly been made to run
extra trains on the 2Sth 10 enable sll To 90
The ladies of indianapolis have called
meetings To provide means for aeeommo-
PEELED to stay over night on the 2ssh sud
29sh.
Our favorits Tsue.Haais 4 Richmond
Railroad. which has never failed 20 sc-
commodsts all Who called. will run two
halt fare trains on the 29th. and will be
able TO carry avsst number. And nov ne
appeal To the Republicans Of viss COUNTY.
To show upo. that dsy ihs, ne ar. alive in
this county. apd that the vain boast Of he
.'sqa.ttrrs." that R-puslicsnism is bsiog
crushed out Of old VIgo. - simply silly
gas.
Let rs ssrd 900 u our citizens to this
mighty gathering Of the FEsssss Of our
giorious Hccncr State. Let &C g Up in
scch MEMBERS - 10 strike terror to The
hearts q the corrsp, State ofhcisls and
their emissaFies--thos corrupt rulers who
have robbed our chldFsn and ourselve. Of
more than a million add a quarter II the
lands consecraied 10 the education Of the
children Of the State. but which has been
90 viliainousiy squandsred to enrich cor
rupt officials ssd their party lavorilss
Let the name Of every enc Who will Ger.
tainly 20. be chained in every township
in the county. ~ once. add les those name.
be sent 10 this ofcs Immediately. cha sach
arrangements NAV be made - ~iil irssrs
The seeommodation Of all
Very liberal Arrangement. can be rssds
With the Railroad ca 10 carry 500 70 I 600
persons. and such a. opportunity 70 Wei,
the State Capital and witness the grssd
Get political display ever s,ssmpted may
never again occur. Come. then. with your
wives. your daughters sad your sweet
hearts. and Join this grand army 81 Free
dom which vii eonessirats 81 f.disnspo
lie on the 9th int
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

FoRSKY on rHE PESSsHLvASIA FUsioS.-
Forney's Press. in It's issue OF Saturday
last. takes decided stand against the sc-
ton Of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee at Cresson. and denounces it a. "a
deliberate assassination Of the Democratic
creed" which would excite uDiver-a al sur
prise and indignation IL the msnner in
which that body il constituted. aud the
material Of which it is composed were no,
fully appreciated by the people Of Penn
sylvania" The Press declares that the
Committee richly deserves the contempt OF
men OF all parties Their action .,
says, "is not only dishonest. but foolish.
and their petty plans and projects to over
throw the organization Of the Democratic
party. and TO steal power from the people
TO use il for unworthy purposes. are a
impotent and ridiculous as they are unjust
and Infamous -