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you II he eau get ready in time. Please
keep very quiet about tho matter.
Yours, &c. JOHN Brown.
l made all my arrangements for starting
at the time appointed. Parsons, Realf and
Hinton, could not get ready. left them
at Lawrence, aud started 10 a carriage for
Topeka. Stopped at the hotel over night,
and left early next morning for Mrs. Sheri-
dams, to meet Capt. Brown. Staid day
and halt at Mrs. S.'s-then left for Tope-
ka, ut which place we were Joined by Ste
phens, Moffett and Kagi. Left Topeka for
Nebraska City, and camped at night on
the prairie northeast Of Topeka. Here,
for the first time, l learned that we were
to leave Kansas to attend military school
during the winter 1t was the intention Of
the party to go 20 Ashtabula county, Ohio.
Next morning l was sent back to, Law
renee to get draft of $50 cashed, and to
get Parsons, Realf and Hinton to go back
with me. got the draft cashed. Capt
B. had given me orders to take boat to st.
Joseph, Mo-, and stage from there to Ia
Dor, Iowa, where he would remain for a
few days. | had to wait for Realf for
three or four days; Hinton could not leave
ut that time. l started with Realf and
Parsons, in q stage for Leavenworth. The
boats had stopped running on account ol
the ice. Staid one day in Leavenworth
and then left for Weston, where we took
stage for st. Joseph, and from thence ia
Tabor. ! found c. P. Tidd and Leemar
Tabor. Our party now consisted of Capt
b John Brown, Owen Brown, A D. Stephens
Chas. Moffet, G. P. Tidd, Rich Robertson
COL, Rich. Realf, l.. F. Parsons, VIM. Lee
man and myself. We stopped some day.
nt Tabor, making preparations to start
Here Toe found that Capt. BrolOn's ULtimat
di'tiHatiOi lOas Tie Stale Of Virginia.-
Some warm words passed between him anC
myself in regard to the plan, which haC
supposed was to be entirely confined Il
Kansas and Missouri. Realf and Parson
we're of the same opinion with me. Afte
good deal Of wrangling, we consented t.
go on, as we had not the means to return
and the rest Of the party were so anxiou
that We should go with them. At Tabo
we procured teams for the transportation
Of about 200 Sharp's rifles, which had beeI
taken on as far as Tabor, one year before
Of which place they had been left, awaiting
the order Of Capt. Brown, There were
also, other stores, consisting Of blankets
clothing, boots, ammunition, and about 20I
reVolvers Of the Massachusetts Arms pat
ent, all Of which we transported across th
State Of Iowa to Springdale, and fror
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CAPr. Cook

CAPT. COOK
Dear Cook You will please get every
thing ready to join me at Topeka by Mon
dsy night next. Come to Mrs Sheridan's,
two miles south Of Topeka, and bring your
arms, ammunition, clothing, and other arti-
cles you may require. Bring Parsons with
you II be can get ready ia time. Please
keep very quiet about tho matter.
Yours, &c. JOHN Brown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09

Two FREE NEGROES KIDsArPED-Mr. j. NJ
Lynch, elave merchant at Fifth and Lin streets,
Yesterday morning received Geographic dispatch iro
st. Jeth, reqa sting him to cause the arrest oil tafee
men and wom9n who had two negroes IN charge,
kidnapped by them. hr Lynch was almost sinua-
neousls waited upon by two Of the men whom the
dspatch described and who proposed to sell to hi n
NEGRO lad of II and girl Of II years. After some
quiry he Learned that the prope ty was at tbs Great
Western Hotel at Seventeenth street and traakhn
avenue. Mr. Lynch's partner induced the two men to
accompany him 20 the City Hall, and there gave them
toto the custody Of the police. Their names are NJ b.
eek and joel Wildey.
On TIE person of Beck was found bill Of saie-red
or ose1si6le OF The negroes Henry and Maria Gardner
for 81 800 to Beck, Widely, and Jacob Herd the oil,
dated 81. Joseph, No., Sept. "a, signed John
Rose" and witnessed by james Les or; Inefe
vas also letter from De!d, stating that he Wouid
meet the others in st Louis.
The negroes were found at the hotel, and also
wagon and pair Of horses belonging to the patty Inc
negroes cay they are free that they live Iowa ana
were travelling 10 visit rich sister at Council Buhe,
ana bad gone forty miles of the way when tlree man
seiyed them and took them 10 st Joseph. HHo, anu
the white woman named in the dispatch, remain un-
arrt sted The affair will probably prove serious one
for the alleged kdnsppers. ST. LoaiS Dem'
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uUpsoN RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY

IL and TROY, sossestins with trains NohTb snd " 90.
On and aa.r ,sdsy seps H. 1880 Tfsi vi sse Ooamoe
stAsiO. toisS; TblSass E,Pe. Train and ' 90
m Albany Mai. 1:7e Sl-vpins Gar Tram, eo ~
tSmday ndss) Way Trains for Sing Sins at m
and 1919 TanytoEn a& 70, P-ss,a' T Pin
bom sl,t 6s5 .. Parpgsn tahrp At ChsDsen Cans
Christopher ard 3ist Trains Tor FsvYors l'aee Troy
I+5 (snpday, inepded) and sA3 and IL 3 and 5's ano
$50 Albany shoot 90 minutes htsr Albany Tor New
''A 'A' A y SMITH. Superintendent
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DrPHTHERIA.-The d9gDostic by which it is known
from other complaints of the throat s tho fofma ION OF
me brane wit increase gradually until the patient
is ierally stranRlsd 10 death IL is s1meiimes .oSo
panied by liberation aud exeme prozraon of the en-
tire sem aud at Others by ther of these sympoas
vet in either case il lie equally fatal. To arrest tlc
formation Of this membrane would therefore seen
equivalent to curing the disease, and t1ls =.
moot instances may be done in the fohowios
manner: In the early stages Of the complaint "nle9
is always accom- gauied by soreness and swelling .,
the throat let the pa lent simple solution o. sn
aud water as garge every fifteen minutes. a. .nS 10
fame time moist piece Of flannel WIN to'I' dn
the taue kind, n ado warm the patient can oear W
and bind It GROUND his throat renewing It as often ~
the gargle IL administered, and in the melu miiio
drinking fine sat between the ilaunel ana tne peA'
or iftbe rrosrsiob he great use both together Iae
treatment, as ray be reen is extremely simple ana
ussd 10 the earlier stages of tho disease, VIII ee'' =
complete cure.
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1SEtk THE PENNSYLVANIA ISfsll
IOUUC NTRAL RAILROAD. GOcO
GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE


TIE II the Road equal to In The connuy'
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Ufioe No Aston Honse coroer Of Vessyti
pseies for the Of PASSENGERS 70 and M I'm
,tnah Chicago 81 Louis 81 Pao Nashville menpsi New.
ORR s obeI owns In the West Noyth~ and soath'
vest un,urpe ,sd for ed and comfort By any route
Tbrorgh for the West leave New fors foot o. Court
lsndtst Morning Express Evening Express, pm
Sleeping and smoking all the trains ID,
Fare always low and the time quick as oJ any o'nes
BY this Fright. Of al descriptions be forwadedo
point the Railroads OF Ohio Kentneky Indiana
GHncis WissonsiD, Iowa Missouri BY RAILROAD pt
RECT to any the nsvigable MYERS OF the West
steamers frUu PiitsbuT,b ,
The Of Fis to aud rom any point OF the West oy ne
Penney Raj road al all timer favorable as s cfgea
BY other Railroad CoupLne Merchants aud shippers ntruss
e transportation Of their Freight 10 tbs Company can rely
wish confidence on Its speedy trsnHt 81.
Ths sao naiu4ns Emigrant AcoomIn 'dstfoL
s by which parties emsrntns westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable half the hr rales
fare j. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Astor House.
LEECH X Co, Freight Agents.
No Astor House and No South WiDiam-st
MCDONALD BISCHOFP EnIgast Agents.
No Battery place.
EEOCH LEWIS, General sup't, Altoona Pa
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tfleoifai.

DR. LEATHE's YELLOW DOCK SIRUP
~ Rheumatism, les Biz tche' and Pinp e' and al
sGSa Ind s vEifo@ DOCK ROOF ons bT 1 pee
bottle pepo. No 100 Chshs INST Sold ct No 5o2 GrantSt,
NY. HAiEss, No Us Fult,n,t, BrOokl,n
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
III 400 THE yoLIowIss TRsrINoSY regarding
0ra.ntsIs Msoicines received from high literary and
ib.reb, ceri that have examined n1mbtr Of Testimonials
,heitse b Ire oI ,Sss So%Pny Is sis 70 ss ss
ert edsnee Of tepSinauess and sre therefore entitled to
he confidence Of the public. BANGS p p! Co.,,
Since that time If ne leading Graeabe'g aedeHe' 1a'
'''"" UTERINE CArHoLIcoN,
Uhio certain eus'Jy 81 Jenale rTeggtl,'s ssatn<n
de,ongeme Of tae uterine organs H a. ne eon'E'oEaf
F,iees 80 pc, Soaie ~ FoR Six Dollars FIVE Bor
IIRs BE ssST BY ExPhEss IND cnA1as' rEAfAD ~
END o. LHE Gs IsE r B&iSdE NJ n phy
Grsef, neere ln,t ute No. BoND-sT NE WORK
al TO 5uoe him where he Is not known. ke Is
permitted to rrftr among others, TO
bORAcH GRRsLBY, Of ne NeT- i0k Tribune
Prof A. P. PEABODY, Of HI,ra,d Uairey,ify, Mas.
Rev. L. n CHAPLIN, o. D., q Ne1 York
THE GOOD TIME is COME
The found Ifyou afflicted use iAem ssa
" '"" DYsREsslA,
COSTIVESESs,
any disorder Of the Liver and Kidneys single bottle each
Liver REGULATION
LIFE BlTTERs"
have cured cases ani cases CONSIDERED ho
haze been cured OF usirg worth Of hese
N.IUHE's HKALTu RgsTORIsG remedies
ew drops Of the Liver Regulator" taken once or twice.
1900
Of he Kind MEDICINE has no equal
The Life drink OF b-ye but 'uper1'
laxative ME AID dorec pleasant msci ne taken in drops
ans l. .mnenty uafu indeed almost chc IN all ceses o
acdity the stomach sick headache loss Of appetite p"roeN
arrangements morning Eicine of females and genera DO
biity. .,, ,
These FLUID HEYHDiRs uairres help meet
Narra ted pure SAFE mid reliable, and fIee hom al min
boIkrIC mEDiCfNEs IN HOMEOPATHIC DOSES.
There Il nothing ike them In ell the land
sert by mail or express receipt price. Address
DANIEL DARLING,
No lie Nassau st., N. Y.
Fity cent? snd 81 bottle each.
Sold BY Druggists "
see ceacaes Of in circular which accompanies zach
bottle.
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For week ending Monday, Oct 82 Cattle - cars
Hogs Sheep 10 ears Horss Total tocs i5i .di lS
can Of Express freight making total puber Of hauled by
stock Express during the veek 3o showing Increase
Of a. live stock Total increase Of al
hauled by Stock Elpress So
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Receipts Of Produce.

Ts,I bv Oh Routes OCT 1861 pss bbls Flour 500 oos
~ Nssi l5e t2 bnsh Wheat O00 oast Cora. 7le6 bush.
BSey SO Pig, hky, ia Pkss Lard q pkgs Abe', ia
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marbinerp.

DOSE PATENT CONICAL BURR-sIONE
HI MILL urissslly conceded - be The beat m us' a.
less expensive requires smaller space, saves tiV -.
power 1inds NOR. evenly and produces Hour OF Iol
Than 6y other nil; q gIiDls coffee spices -lu'
A. Jery superior CG and see OF seal oi C1
ROSS GRIFFITH CO., hGnuitc.iss
No. 81 BeeknSn-fk, New "E
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CTEAMER OF OCTOBER Goth.
y FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE
The Tinted States Nail Steamship VANDERBILT, X. n.
LFFFVkE Commander viii rail fon Pitr No North fys
Ssv-y,rk AZ NOON on SATURDAY october 2th with
~. nsssenS,r, and specie for ENGL mo sni FRANCE.
Ii CABIN sisO I'd Cabin $50; Sd Cabin 70 llayre, S5i to
81 Gao d. TORRANCE. Agent,
'0I~T No Bowling Green New York
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oypos c,xvnASD Ass ToIrpo RaILnolp CosyAxy,

..s s.s. q :ss.s Fl S %
's; ;::; IS; s:,,.: d
Ss .' s sss. y s es. ,s q
.c.IOed tss bSnI. .h.s u 10 70 b. a.s. -
soS s, ss Z, y: .'r
s'., .. q. s sSS: 10 on ID q
he ls,, iI.t.l@e,t Pay %sn'. 30. ..d. Mes.
ss S"ns The .aD.c% Osss 1s ssce
Of Of ssn d., vii ir Be- o. ne sps
Ion that Si;h ns esn BE- .a%sa b. -. Cong
pspy very distant d.y nh, Al, ,.o,,, vo, IN,
tile end forward the 70 a.'sr gPe1ps se5gJe'
rev i'A' W. NJ VERMlLvE,
ct 0LyPb4rT'
Co n,nl.es Of The Bes,E
F,rors Of specs from the port Of New York for the
ve.k OF ding on Saturday, as follows: ?
stmr Fdnbu,sh Liverpool-eod b,Ts...."' snsS -
stmr Aase bs,r 49,, 10000 70
tpI Adnsie HAZE w Ss %
TetI for the weeh........"....... se694le %
Previously reported ................s9 go sA W
Total since Janusr, L."................setp'Hs"
TIE Philadelphia Ldgey Of Saturday says;
"Tbe age of tbe sst weekis 2l5 o9o tans aao,
as compare ilb that pnbish last we- X sno~s an
increase Of tome 600 tuns Inc tnnn ge u 'Se
COZ In e. and let The -ge OF 'ne e@ms
IN go Let year of $50 $40 tnOs. Tbs badness, WIN
be sen, keeps up markedly well the De naDd being
equal 10 te supply Ibus olivia ing tho 10 es1y Of
pilI the coal on t9e wbarves 10 the i1Jwy OF soo
trade next Spring The price,, under such eifcnn-
stsnoes sre IaInrsly go d. and viii, no doubt Do as
good or better at the opening Of the ade The coming
season."
The Detroit Free Press says;
"Tte Detroit and Nil ~aukFe Railway was yester-
day sold by srrang. meDt under decree from tne
U ed States Cou for he ben, fit Of the bOndaoiders
IT, W, bid in by VIM. Gray, cou1.el for the roah a;
nominal Price of 81 900 600 The sdjuftuen. OF the
affairs of III. cor poralun aladed 10 at large IA our
ca umI short TINE t1e sale ia part OF tnat
arrangement, which entirely an'ca6ie snd sa'sisc-
tory Tie road gill operate M usu. under TOE new
arrangement ard Ia 10 fair way 10 place itself on an
ind. pes debt ft ansia f,o Dg "a ougl the medium Oh
the reliable aud energetic management now IN cnags.
The Supreme Court Of PspD'ylVanis now In ses-
son at Supbury delivered opini affirming the de-
esi If Judge Pearson 10 The nit against the Penu-
sylvapia Railroad Company for tue suDusge tax
overdue Judge p decided the tai 70 be consii-
tttonal, ana the Supreme Court in sfh'mias the
eecsior have thus deeed tha. poi It against The Rail
read Company. considerable Amount Of nooey,
withheld by the Company un, this question should Be
deciied Ia Low due the Sa;e and will doubtless DO
paid without cslsy.
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V,FSTIMONY to SCOTS AMERICAN REM
EDY-Tne Newly ork Advertiser, OF Oc'. 6, ssys; Wa
KNow that will cure Dyspepsa Debt, and bad blood. II
suI imp n cheeIlbess refe.hi sleep For Fever and
Agus and Rheumatism, II Is pal snd cure" %si'e
foT DO N. 81 10 Or SEQ TT, No 2l9 Broadway, " y.
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D. KnBAIL No 4Eob Main .uset !, Agen. iol the sale
sf Tng TuBuEE IN PROVIDENCE.
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Spring Bsos.

80. AA-' ~ D--D % INV S0.
h.. oyed from their and spacious store
No lA Chatham s. where with gresty increased facilities
ti,.y A.. now ale ~ supply the demand fUI their
UKRIVALED ELLIPTIC SPRING BED BOTTOMS.
Pay.s enable heretofore procure our Bed
NAV Pow order certainty Of receiog pTomp attention
The immense number Of Springs cold us 10 rsducng
ts prc. Of the fu size 70 rs 10 addition liberal dconi
agents and dsslers buying 10 Quantities Every Tesoe
4, invited 10 send for descriptive circular Address
GEO +. GRAY Secretary,
No lA Chstbam-st N. Y.
Ps-BFDsTEADssn and BEDDING st lowest cash prices
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Gntlerp, Earnware, &r.
HARDWARE,

BUILDING HARDWARE,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
FOR CASH.
Best quality Plated Door Knobs Name and Number Plates
Pla.ed and Porcelain BelPal Pslor LeayerS Ae, fOi
house
Safe Locks and Lslcbes for House and Store ose.
Plated Brass Iron Door Chains for Front and Basement
pooaa
Potent Door Springs for Banks and Public Buildings.
Plsted Brass ,nd Iron Door Butts
Best quality Pueys IN Sash and Green House oil VARIOUS 'o'
Sab Cord Sash Weights, n ailI, BIsds.
Iron Timed and Copper Wre
Arr,s for GATHERS Stove Polish Fire Bhok, Green and oa'
House Tile, &C.
For e wholesale and retail the lowest cash prices oJ
MANY, BALDWIN & MANY,
No 20 Jobn-st, cor. Dutch
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niarkcts-CARKyULLY REPORTED pOs The ~ r. Tasyss-
AsHEs-POs are In steady demand % rs aad Pearls se
Is so.
quote az follows;
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CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVERPOOL lsnding and bsri PASSENGERS q Qn-eos
.oun Irsard The Biserpool Nsw-io and Philadelphia
EaG ship intend dspStehins sheir upoWeiea
boilt Iron eamshps n. =,
LAStiON Do
CITY or BALTIMORE Gay Oet ~.
CITY OF NJ Saturday O;I n.
And every SATURDAS. at noon. nom Pier No ~ NJ n
PASSAGE
o.. a. "a. - Gteerape
St tick t. good for six eInnhs o.
Passengers for@Hdsd to Psiis hsvro hslnoois Bremen
Rotterdam. Antwerp &c., al red cd rough farce
Persons vi bru their feno can Guy hektts mere
following New froO pool or S1e-ns
Fust Csiis s75 s5 and elUS steersee from Liver
pool, $40. from QuPsnstoSn go. $50
heie bsye superior accommodation oE PASSENGERS
ard cary pehenceo Surgeons They halt 10 water usnt
iron sect have Patent Fire Annibsor on ooAd
For luther info nation sppy IN LiVepcol 70 Wv iNMAN
Ag.pt No IA Water st. IN Glasgow 70 VIM NMAy No
st. Euocb H. QueenttowB 10 u \ w ID E1MOuh q
90. In Lord 10 EWES MACY No 81 King Wilam,st
Paris JULES OECOuE No Place Dc Ia Bour'e 10 Pbu
sdeiptis TO JOHN g. DALE No l09 WAnuts. or at the
Com panys Offices JOHN q. DALE Agent,
No Is Broad say, N. T.
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Building alaterials.
Ocean Steamers.

THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS Steamship
II NETWORK II. J SsnIsD, Commander, carrying
The u B. Mai, -il sd on
SATURDAY. Oct a. at p O'Clock p m,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTH AMPTON,
TakiDs PssssnsnIs for
LONDON HAvRE SOUTHAMPTON snd BREMEN,
At the follow ing rates;
Frss cabin, $780, second cabin, $50; seersse ssA
0ELPCKE' kEUTGEN REICaELP
M dryny.
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DEDUCTION IN PRICES.
HI ATLANTIC STEAM HAvIGAT1ON COMPANY.

IL ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE.
fouchns At st. Johns N F. land Passengers and receive
he Royal Il sill and Government Dispatches.
The Steamers comprising this Line have been approved BY Tia
Admiralty, and are the - ,-., ,----.,, anna
COHRAUGHT ..................44N tlns o6rden
LEIkSTEh a 500 tlns pnTden
MUNSTER $ 100 TINS ouroeh
ULSTER tuns onfoon-
The pext 4, paure viii he the CONNAUGdr from Boston
10 TUESDAY Oct % 70 be follow ed By the PRINCE al
BERT from NewYoTk, November 20 from Pier No o. NcTth
hiVeI $500, l..
Rates of 70 any part Ireland Railway, and 10
IN urncipal cities Of England and Scotland
frs Case $50 IS according TO ststeroorD nc
Glass 80 including cooked pro sons
Ard to St Johns Flint Class f35 Third Cisss SD
-hfdren II years, half price, undsT nee Ihno
81 passengers required 70 furaish beds and tina .
Of this company have been constructed WIZ me
saet care regards safety and comfort combined with mode
ard proocng ro~eI and built with water tight copa
en Tn confidently expected TO surpsss In speed and
o1ghV Gather qualities any vessels ever ou hno arc rePer
Nth elsgaDcies and convenience -, Ii A..
An eIpeeDced surgeon s'ched 70 each ship Person,
,hne 70 send the friends obtain return tickets al the
GLOWING gre atty reduced pliess:
In thro csbn Galway 30 In third cabin, from any
e-ncipal cine. Of England 6nd Scotland Sd5.
f0' ' HOIVLhND 4 ASPINWA Agents,
kOsH aud 50
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HRw-ioRK CLASSIFICATION.
IJol.nda FloridA Noble.
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N1EW- Jersey RAILROAD.-F0r PhaL L1S
~ DFIPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JEheE,r -
and Express Lines leave Me-" fork Al anu
a % and fare 90 fhongn uGS y, s1ss U sns
ss South Sc and through baggage cheeied 10 washington
!" SA' " WOODRUFF, A~i1tsnt Superintendent
% be received for any trains unless delivered ana
,hsctss Is minute, In advance OF the time OF leaving
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NTFWYORK and ERIE hAILhUAD.-
~ DuNKIRK EXPRESS al a. M for Dunhii' bHh'i''
SI5 n for DunEirk and intermediate s'aaonh
81 IAN remains over Bight at Emira ~ II -, ,.
WAY at 5:45 p M for hiddetown' Ne"oofsn sHu i"0i'
n sItiT EXPRHss daily at p for D1nhrk Busao,
anapdsivua and principal Stations the tin Of oauaS ''P'
~ AL mall "@'a S''-'' CHAS HINOT, General supt
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DR. LEATHEs YELLOW DOCK SIRUP
~ euus Rheumatism les, Bitches and Pinp and al
Blood and skin Dresses Known ard sppeeated II made
nom cultivated YELLOW DOCK ROOT One DollT per
bottle Depot No 100 Chstb. Sold ct No 5O2 Grant
NY; HAiES5, No rs FultJn-st, BROOKLYN.
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Glaze steamer win lesve New York the ISL 18th, and 2lst OF
s4cb month"; except these dates fan SUNDAY, vher
5e DAY Of departure Win be the MONDAY following Fol
fegH passage apply At the only office No ~ Wessst
eorner Of Warren d. u. b. ALLEN, Agent
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their timehonored memories for the living issues of the
present II was similar with his Democratic friends.
They wasting their time and heir money for the
furtherance of principles that could not prevail The
man that could not be elected was Mr. Douglas
Every vote for him in the North counts for Mr. Breck
inIfge and in the South il counts for Mr.. Lincoln
Mr. Bell The "rrepressibe conflict" was between
Slavery ard Freedom. The Republicans occupied the
side OF Freedom and the Democracy that OF Slavery.
The Northern wing Of the Democracy say they DO not
care ANYTHING about Slavery, and the Southern wing
say that Slavery ia right. Popular Sovereignty, as
ubderstood by the Democracy, was the oost unreal
and chimer cal web that ever entapgied the feet Of
honest men in the ways of politics, You certainly
90 not wish il unless it gives you more than
YOU nwo have. Here in Michigan you are popular
soyertigns YOu can exercise your sovereignty IN
your STATE Government and the House and Senate
n, d through them over the Territories. Why, then
should YOU wish 10 20 10 Kansas or New-MeXco,
leaving your pleasant homes for the purpose OF exer-
cisiDg .oyereignty there that you now can eXercne
here over territory that your country owns and con-
trols 2 Why give up your sovereignty here without
the power of gaining il ia Kansas her representa-
tive has no vote in Congressl Why not exercise your
sovereignty here Slavery was not prohibited in the
Northwest Territory by the people OF that Territory
but by Congress- which alone has the power over the
Territories IN conclusion, he said he had confidence
that the right would triumph, and the Government be
made to resume liz ancient line OF policy.
Mr Seward left AZ halft ast two, with tho ladIes Oh
dis party, Charles f. Adams, Lieut. Governor Pater
son, and Others.
General Nye remained to speak again in the even
ing.
Tonight there is a grand torchlight procession.