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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-02-17

HELpER's BoOR.-Since the discussion in con-
grcss, like others, (says the Newburyport Her
dld,) we have had the curiosity to examine this
book, which otherwise we should have read on
~ by its title. II is devoted to general dis
cusson of the slavery question, morally and
politically, quoting against the institution the
testimony of prominent statesmen, north AMI
south; also of the churches, the Bible, and OF
other nations; but principally 1t is a collection
of statistics from the last national census re-
turns, and that is more important than Bible
testimony, for the priesthood of the South SO
far peryert the Scriptures, rs to make their
truths of non-eiiect, or worse than that, to alb
solutely sustain the wrong. But there is no
possibility by logic or rhetoric to pervcrt the
figures of the census, that show slavery to be q
blighting, whitening curse. and an everlasting,
rotting mildew upon all the states that tolerate
it, and upon all peoples who upholdit. A slave
iholdcr may deny the Bible or any given inter
pretation; he may dispute your moral or phi
iosophcal views; he may reject the past opin-
ions of the world or the present ideas of cyiliz.
ed nations; he may contend in argument; but
some things in the census of 1880, he cannot
dispute; and these Helper has put in formida-
bic array against him. Thus he states that the
farming implements, and machinery, OF the
state of New York were over five hundred and
ffty.six million dollars value, while those Of
Virginia were only two hundred and twenty
three millions; that the products of manufac-
lures in Massachusetts, were hundred and tif-
ty millions, while those of North Carolina were
nine millions; that the assessed value of the
city of Boston was twenty-four millions more
than that of the whole state OF North Carolina.
including her negroes that the hay crop Of
the free States was of more value than tho cot
ton, rice, sugar, hay, tobacco and hemp of the
South, by nearly four millions; that the tonn-
age of the North was four times that of the
South; aud the exports and imports were three
times as large.
All these facts and figures are arranged in
tables, and must, from their nature be hateful
to Southern eyes. We give the following as
.no,;,napot
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-02-17

A correspondent Of tho Ncwburyport
Herald writing to that paper from N. "
under tho date ofFcb'y G, gives the following
instance Of practical abolition by the mcm-
bcr Of the Plymouth (H. w. BeechcrD
church. The simple tale needs no COM
ment.
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Practical Abolition.

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. would have killed you, ifa breath
Freightel with some insensatc death,
Magdalena,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
TIE LITTLE MARE FOR ONCE BEHIND
TIME.

The ret Of the Turf the besus al and accom- ,lished
Flora Temple. disappointed her fiisnis, sish in any
d, gre impe ling her rephsnon in her psrtormsuce
yesterday sgsrst the exusordn time Of ID tcbmsn,
ct the Ceuueville C,urss Locg I-laod. In the Sam-
mer of 1889 on the Beacon Course, Nsv-Iersey,
Dutobpan trotel thee mile heat undsr saddle 10
seven minutes thi ty.txo and half SECONDS wsgsr
of $500 was laid BY the owper of Flora T.np,s With
prominent tporing man of this ~ that the little
mare couio beat that time In harness By the terms
of te sgtemert made between the parties there might
lie many trials deemed proper TO decide the
bet within a month three days Dotice Of each trial
being required.
Whether tecsuse the sporting public Is satisfied With
the merits Of tbs wiboutsDy extreme test like this
whether bcsuse the weather ca, chilly, or BIC 'uss
the absorbing interest Of the great bstwesn
which it wss sand ioh-d left no for sishssr
D. tecsuse the Of tie tros is pas
ing sv sy or becsure the Centross Course has lost
its popusr y-for any all Of these reasons, the at
ter dance vey small fes hundreds # the patrons
If and spectators in the noble sport with psrhsps
dozen st,angr forming hs group around the judges
stand. Mr. Elas Howe. Of ewng-macbne patent no
toristy. End Mr.. bert Bonnsr, were on tue ground
with ylsh teams
The bttuf tktrsvaRapty iavored tns msre' tne
heaviest WAGER Of which could hear was one thou
sand to six hundred llsrs bat the maj rity OF smaller
bets were two 60 enc Wit few t-ksra.
The busy little animal WAS started about ocl, ck
She wss In the best condit on and ent off II for
work but broke badly within the first too huadro1
Yards and went through tie first two miles vithout
her usual spirt On tie third sbs WAS urg d ilto
some aplerdid action, bnt unfortunately broke Eic,--
once it ess su account Of the horse that rao
with her TIE iiue, however WIS 7:f13 but sec md
and q talf shs rt Of Ddtohmsns Tns COune Is sbodt
eighteen fee over hr mile fac. which urgst by
the of Flora in her favor but " Itch, 1t IL evi
dent sbonlo have cen q. d-rstood iefoie the start.
Aft.rar,st TIE nsre was pm, on second tii,l, and
did mile 10 242, ~ithoat a br-ak bot W thdrew after
,bs beat for fr,sh start. She ap areuty 4
svsre third uiaI, ADD oadss splsnHd start which
once more iassd expectation high. She kept haF gait
steadily and well through the miles not breaking
once, but came in. mach j.ded aud hsated in 7:i3i
She ss then withdrawn from the field.
g. me difference Of opriop existed az to the meri;a
of the ase, and # the judges commanded asains
the majority of bis felo thai, by reason Of the IN
necessary disalce t'o,ted the wager was ~on by
Flora. her osuer Of the same oDiOi n but the
d. orion wa ir1evesibl- ard seuled the question fol-
he day. If another lie chosen for the trial by the
strict letter Of The agreement II he Sunday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.

TIE BOARD ne yesterday afternoon at the Rotunda,
PIeeidenf DRAPER IN the cbtir
Tie Con- nj tee of the whole presented a isoRthy
report fr, m which make thu folio wing extracs:
Guy PrsHL- having BE-, deemed adssabs that thu OTIS
ccnhned at the Tombs should be slowed ths ue tbs
Library beep ordrreS application to ths warIes,
te to thu eject be pod in each cell In regard 70 osos-
lys the .d that I RS.. on .ad
= va.Itpts enc d,tds gsrons n the iih 70 the tn o.
r'i'"d ice. Ia thru times 80 four times Sc sr tine. ten
or s"s m. aa . m. %' I'D ~ % ''
h<'m Hr'i. th institrt at viidns DAYS a. hereto.
frr known have ben abolished prs diroas Of visiting
nty obtsin It ne permits from the C1Dml'
e Sun Of 1910 he charged r sdai'on t. the s~rr tbs
sun Of 2t has be-. pia ed ~ tho en-6 Of hs mn.e
sssad TIE Of N. supernt. pd.a and Rser s be
2bPsp.sd vi sn-r the 1t Oct?br Tho pOP-I = tn
s teen accepted tire loves. bid TIE ND Of Jackson
Co. - for an iron IAN. roof the SOierhous7 at the
P,nstDr-rpv.rd Of one hundred prisoner. engaged
ruaci,t qusliy soap i, .hi.
PIECE e ,gpp, al Gle insi,r.oo.
tie cSdInn Ss .ad ans psai tho
other Dep4inst required The Sup reports toe
an h,. -nJ e~ins he 1ises TiSethy MeL,a,aa and
Robert asy were in he stsup 70 swim tbs r7er
Itrdte Thu nm,e, o. this institution VIII,
plbls ara employed 10 making clothing.
IL has been ordsfed that sl children at nurse 10 tb
city b sent 10 thr Alms- House Backw-lis Island
beioT. The Let o. October and here DO placed Ia
charge Of the most csps lie females.
On application 10 H. r. Van Dyek. Superintendent
Of Pubic Instruction, the folio wi were seecsd
State pupils 10 The EswYok Insttotlon for ths Deaf
ard Dumb for the term Of five years to be educated
and supported al the expe If the State the clothing
20 BE- forDithed by psrtnt and thu Coabty:
years. tshann Mofsla,d IL years. Csth.rns soom,n H.
io the Bid Institution within Wallace, Sarah snd Mary
porrel ttsiny, sld Mich'e Rooney
The report wac adopted.
President DRAPER called the attention of the Board
, ndalept att mpt that hsd been made 20 sdec, the
rolesse from tie Peoitn'iaIy Of woman scot sner.
dru-hsri Arsrted TO copy OF the complaint made
J., ,be ofcer who srreetsd the woman Is an sfhi wit
lurpot.ug % have been made by Peter De Solls,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
BOARD OF COUNCHMEy.


Mr.. JosEs the Pr. sdent occupied the chair at thu
n.sting Of iris Board yessrday.
Mr. BoGgET off, ref re-o luton that the Counsel TO
be Corpo sou b. rqoes ed I, State what u-ssl 90
are dee, cary to prevent the HudsOn River Rar nd
Cars ard carr OF all other railroads from sanin ny in
the snd eDstructibg the passsgs ways Of the
city. Adopted.
Mr.. PIScKskY moved TO dbcbargs the special CON-
nit.ee o. ineesg-l I'll the s ,irs 10 the rpor ton
Attorneys Office, a'ion had been taken since
the Cor uitt.e appointed.
Dir VAs TIns owed to amend that the Commit ZEE
he Instructed I, report at the next meeting Of the
Board, beh Was adopted.
r-e, uton, prsssrted BY Mr.. CAMPBELL. in favor
of wid.Irp Catherine Il eet tssDty feet the @es
soc, aud exierd.d the full lergh as TO intersect
Canal street. the corner OF Mu bsiry, was re-
fer 80 to the c. mwittes Streets
An invitation received from the T. L A. B,ole
Muskseers TO participate in tb'ir sxcursion 10 Jon'ss
" cod or Tue.dsy uext Psrt'c1lsr attention 81
reced to the fact that the communication in uied
invit4tcb TO diI ber.
Mr. LEsT said be learned last year that the accepting
of these in citations required the gvrg Of prize He
wished TO know If this invitation to the C)mmoa CDun
Gil "a booy rsq1ireo pTizs from tbs Com non Couo-
ill II il did, lie desire not to have anything to do
with It.
Mr. PIScKHEf sugRested that Mr.. Lent ssond prs.
,e' 10 he GusTd the ch)p-eticks which Tommy
"a 10 lin.
The ir,itsti was accepted.
The Is ard cnncured to pave with Belgian pave
ueht Fourteenth street from Union square ~ the Mn
avenue; Boone street. from Broadway 70 Bowery;
Thirty. 6rt ON Fifth tn alison ave qua. am
Twenty nth street. between Fifth avenue aud Broad
way. Adjourned TO Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

Cory OF HouDoE's STATUE OF WAsHFGros FoR
THE GoyERSoRs Room w. j. HUBBARD has given
perm ss TO have his opy 10 moDze OF th'
c-IebJsi.d parbls ststue of Washington, by
Uoudon in The Capitol q. Richmond, Va,
tlsced In the Governors Room, Cit, Hal,
dp,ioe u g Prince OF Wa,.'s visit this city. The
oucon statue lie considered tbs most perfect dsliles
ii Of the form and features Of Washington ever
msde. Iu 1884, the Legislature of Virginia unsn-
inously pase. \ reaolu.ioU e. have statue OF Wash
ms ton from the pnrest bic and by lbe most eni-
pe. sculptor f Europe, and the Of tacusand
goiness was Appropriated, aco Jefferson and Franklin
we're appointed csmm sioners 10 procure thu execution
Of The work 10 obedience 10 their instruc'i'ni they
offered IL 10 Houdau, Paris, though from the mad
edusoy Of thu ppro, ration not wi bout bssiis
ton To their surprise he replied: " Il would bs the
glory 6f biz lie 10 enabled 10 place biz oe hun
tly upop the yintb Of status representing that great
and good man" Houdon would lot trust 10 portraits
Of Washg ton but made voyage This country, and
took plaster ssts of Washington, Who permitted that
u he oope only on this occarion In accordance with
Washinyton's suG, estion, the modern costume wss
adopted for the statue This statue Ia Of Iifs-szs and
il supposed to represent its snbec, at the time OF the
resignation Of hs authority Commapder-ipChiei II
ire amy. Tie figure stsncs In repcse tina head
slightly elevated Ia sAd that Laftytto, on his last
visit 70 this country remaned mute before ilondons
statue, gazing upon II till the tears flowed from his
eyes AID be at last fsd, "Thst is the himself:
can almost believe he is about 10 move" The ut-
male object Of the owner Of this statue Is 20 sel II 10
the city for $40 900 spd We are informed tbst mea
u,es arc now III progress in tic Common Council 70
arprouyiats tina. sum for It's purchase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
PUTNAM COUNTY FAIR.
From Oar Own Reporter.

From Oar Own Reporter.
Tbs annual fair rather exhibi ion, Of the Pntns
County Agricultural Society, was held this year ut
Pieattes Station the 'st above Cro'on Falls, on sh-
HARLEM Railroad. II OPP ned on Tuesday. aud con-
,itued through Wednesday, and closed on Fhqrrday,
vi al nd r-ss Al the reading Of tbep 'e' awarded,
during ubicb tber was about as fine colec ion OF
pc. pc AZ the ct ardent frends # human progress
,ould desiie T. upop sDy ccasi n IL ~ss al ex-
btiiioD If healthy vigorou men, wh Ma faces beam d
With Intelligence ard wtoee Conduct and < neral ap-
ptarsnce evnes good cn urs ald easy a ga nsiancss
AID Of ou-p, not OILY richly clad tu with b-au ii
faces full Of smiles and brightness, and charming rs
col rssted siib of TITO gael ght fashiouabes, or
ia and sickiy'o king Won en- OF he ci:y Tue truth
il Lat no region cal show heal and intelligence,
Than tbir OF The billy COUNTIES along tho eastern poras'
Of our Statr.
Ever,,iirg indicated that the people had gathered
here for grand harvest h0me csl bratiOn and IN u
Lbey were enjoying real gala day. As ths spesser
old them, il good thus 10 cone tog-ther 70 set
I'D scqus tanoes and exchange greeting ana rub OIL
The tut Of exclusion, AID l. arn something ot each
other. SO we fally believe So Ear then, TINS meeting
vas full MEASURE Of sue esq. As far ss Ihs exhi
tin rn"d in some thiogs 1t was very g-ati
fyiug in others de6cieb. The show of fat tul ocks
FIR exceeded that of Weetch stsr Countsi bn l. was
pfir cipay made up by ore man--Mr Da ial ID ew-
Who's pen of fat s,eers va. snow in self vor a
Journey across the county. They wtre Wes"rh Dii.
hams, bought last SDring IN tnS city marker, 81
Of perfection.
Leonard Gift, breeder Of Durhsps 10 that county
usde large snd very fine show of his stock, which
WIS admired.
There was = fine show Of ~orkiog oxen, but. not
e1ual to the fDe one of W-steheser Coanty.
The show of mich cows, considering 1t WAS he'd in
tie very center Of such great milk country, Was
neager. .
The tbpw Of sheep was also email, bnt we noticed
eoue very good puIe blood Sou h-Do Sns-tbe most
valuable breed for this section.
The entry of horses not large though some g'od
ones conte ded cr,zes bpt the sho OF good horsss
in the carriages Of visors showed that the county 10
full Of good Obes.
The chow Of fruit vegetables and grain, was not
what il should have heen
OF corn there ~ss 1'Wott 90 show, no ~ithsttnd 1g
he surrounding felds were covered with one OF the
bot croTs ever grown.
Agricultural Implements made meager show.
WI Oh III armsr, lesrn the advantage Of rh wing III
to.l IL actual ne 10 to compar5 them wi thosa Of
Obsrs1 Ar whole, however, We regard this sh y AZ
quite Sd npTov. meut upon some thu h We prec4'd ~
u, srd b, pe viii stiroulatA In furthsr improvement
Our fho Wis does not enable Us 10 give any psu u
barr of the small items h, MD to make such snow ~
trsc i've; hut We d notice that " the wom-B 10 ks'
bad largely given theD aid TO the Pu County Ag-
nCulDnI Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
DIOCESAN CONVENTION.
aCEnNn nav

IN. Animal Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Cbnrcb Of Neu.York ressss mbled in s Johos Chape
Yesterday morning, and proceeded TO the rtisasion "
tu u ess at 10 O'Clock. The nv; Ut. r o.. '"'
usual religions ceremony was called 70 tns Chsr' :.
Several de eeates hitherto unrecognizd were aam
I'd tn sests The spplicsto on of the Clnrch OF the
Re,u,r.c,,cp Pite Plains, Dutnhess County, was re-
ferred to the COMMITTEE on iocorporanon; c,.
Bish, PoTl Err here entered an : took the Cnsir.
Tire foIloo il y gsDt men elected US standing
Mis- psIy C mni,tee:
Clergy Rev WIN Creighton D. Rev samuel yGoo.o as
n d rev wu y Morgan, d Rev. Isaac L. ru't'e' snd
Rev VIM Payne, D. o. c. c,,,,,. s,.,b., c.rDbr.
eo E9sl and &C.. Ss' %n ci'a Lee
The Committee on Inoorpors'i,ns reported in favor
of admit ipg the following Cburcb's; ST. Paul Nes
berg; ST. Mattie~'s Nuth Ward, Brooklyn; 81
Psu', Salem, Washing on Comfy; Cars. Ch1 r.
oulb. Tee Crunch Of he Rsdsemer, Northampton,
was referred back, the certificate being elective.
On the gu Jet of rural d,sDs the Committee on
Camps reported thai In their opinion there was nobiog
10 the lsw Of The Dioces- or Re era' cooeta1on pre-
ytptir the revival of ibis ancient ON ", but ADVISED
due consideration before taking any acnon on IN =
anssiop sud the refereocs OF the sane 10 commt's
ed after come discussion, aod a committee Of seven
The Rsv. GsoRcE SMITH Bishop of Victoria then
sdd, ts+d the Convention for aSont hslf an hour.
Afer ray Jog many frieucly wcros OF sou cou
gratnl lion, the speaker allrded with anxiety and
doubt TO the prospect of cisz.dou 10 Cbioa, where
IL "a uncert ,in neither the church missionaries would
Dol be- mt.lsd to leave. He mentioned the fact OF
i.eicpsrss bcirg psrsecuted 10 the Loo Choo istnds
nLd said he would not be too sangui about Jspao.
TIE sps aker THEN presented Bishop Potter with
Chinese bo published by himself thItesn years ago
aud qussed II it Night be placed where people caa
gee what ere the difficulties of the Chinese Missions
ries many 'fars 10. 80
The SECRETARY moved that vote Of thai be
Qi,eu 10 Bishop Smith for the address he had delv
s,.d. aid WHOA all had listened to with 80 much
plsa,ure.
The motion was carried unanimously. The regular
bpsir "A Il the Convention was az ain resumed.
Tie TIessusers report was presented and showed as
fniLo&s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28


iDvi .tioo Of ih- +. |. A Boole mu@k-tesr-, Tor
D.. Mayor and CommCn Couocil to rev ew that coros
on n ID of October 10 clock u N, in front OF the
Ciy Hall, a. see pied.
A ecu municatirn vas received from the Crotoo
san-duot Boz RI r.laii t, the contract 4 A. Hsck
lev hr laying thu four feet man betty ths re-
cevirg and distributing reservoirs which stated that
an otiniou his en- giVe' by tho Counsel To he CO...
porsop to be effect that the prosecu ion Of said work
i,y ,bs day would bs violation OF the City Char err
TIE rpss rroposed to BE- id now eng de iv-fef
D, p sited the uharves originated for thai par
pose. Under h cfnra awarded tor th- work is y
fart of m. ooptrs tors litigation 70 hs tb 81 pioes
from TIE wh4rves to the line of tn proDo york
but sueb obligation of course, IL not bndiog not the
award shsii have hem confirmed UVles the contract
10 COZ fined the Of thu removal Of these pp-s sill
have 10 he barre bv the city.
Ar snlucn to take mp the contract Of Hack
lev, vlicf received negative vote on the 10 JAY
Wa carried srd the contract was subsequently oon-
fro ed, only flur voting 10 thu nsgative-MaAsrs
Barry, Russell Genet, al d the Pfesdens-to ten 10
the affirmative.
An ordinance r-pp,tsd nv NJ. Brady, ablishiog
the Office Of City Railroad Inspector, at An annual
sslsry Of g. COO called mp, sni adop.ed, by vote
" 10 10 3. Acjonrntd To Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
Douglas I'm Indiana.

ISDIANAPOLis, Ind Thur, sy, Sep. u, loo'
SeIatof Doug'as arrived heIe at 0'cook to'nlght
~ specia r4i from Cincinnati aud WAS rec'iye1 ~
TIE o. pot y very large sd Of cizens, AID escpr-
ID tc the Bs,es HIuse.
He speaks to-nOnow al the State Democratic Mass
Nee,ii x at L4~Tent ebuig Gr-nsbargh SheibyviJe
and oiief PAGES Slo z the route Mr.. Douglas made
ri o.. spe ebss 10 trewds stsemhlsd the deOos. Ex
,eosise preparations have been made for the de
sfrhtlOL tO-uOJIOW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

FROM MATAEzAs.-Tae United States Mail steam-
stip Matapzas from Ms'anzas 10 five days with pss-
sepeers and cargo, arrived here last night Prevailing
vestber: wind N E. and hesd heavy sei.
The sogsr bs. continued inactive sines the o.n ins
OF anters remaining fro vhhs buyers rem ~
soof CucuDohas, Mo-. o. 7g't RI 90 S9s . ~
Nos ls L. b s. ,ta,sr do Nos Is 10, 81 sg DO
nos II, is o. s i1ai6t do Noe 10 ~ 3 n i5.af
M,c0ysdoTbe stock very st01 uanssc ion oniy oseu W"
On small seal. at Ing prices insror eomn H.
no, spSsrjn havana and hataDEs 10000 sglnt T9 wv .i
wear AZ 10000 the preceding The exports Oh A
Molssss aver age about the same a last year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
Tu,Lo F.-The reports Of the officers show

THEI O. OF o. F.--The reports of toe ohcerS Sno"
the Order 10 he in u highly prosperous ,ondi ions a
Toe ~ nber If Grand Lodges IN the United Sos az
EunbeT o. Loog,s VI .ne 1n's.e w., ....,.,,. lTa4
Number Of dsstbs duri the ytsr'''''''''' ,71TiI
Whole number Of mspees i y 40 ha'o 1871
a, lHy I.bsi nom we Nv, ss..it...i 2fgT
runost OF wioo~to s'""e' ' ....,,.,. ss9 rs
ply ~ I.si. 4. oi,,s. 81 ~ o.
80, "a % rI,'I ~ ~ ,,.hr. 10 88a u
I,or.. b ioI a. ..,.,.... IS ri rs
Imoupt NJ snuS.i ,.o 80 ............lls,oo 81
Mr. Boyieston OF South Carolina, who has oeen
elected Grand Sire for The nexi two years. one OF me
ableFt lawyers in the country aud gentleman Oh hsn
character aud eminent talents-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

and s~csp 10 befo~ Asa Botmsn: oemova
tr Of D.eds. he Mole s,s.~s that hs has nnsrn sc
W. man spd her famiy for the sstth zee yeasl ma ds
has hoo and visible mans Of snppo,ti 900 as ae
fe,ds U,on this affidavit being prevented vt Cours,
Justiee Connolly eons-Dted to her discourage, oeiae
ubder The PRECISION that everything was correc. IN .ne
rr~misee. The MISTER requiring the cons ,at Q. .u1
President of the Board, al pees igaton vas inse.o
when he woman made an afiftvit q at aba was NOT
scqpsint.d with any person ny tbs name OF De SSs.
Mr. Draper remarked that soch psrscn as De Srne
ooud be found and 1t sppesred evident that tbs am IA
Wit wss wrrsp ant subscribed throughout by,ons pr
%, The subject was referred to the Committee OF shs
Whole.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

--Louise Barr. The widow Of the pianist, dsnn
Ksr aDd the mother Of tbe engineer, Eageoe and OF
tie celebrated su'hor, Aphouse Kari, died September
6 IN CaLLes, sAed 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
RailrOud Casualty.

HuKrIeGDON, Penn, TnuFsday, Sept. q, 1880.
Three D. r,0Ds naped Peter VI .Carthy, james Mona
hon ano Ffatce KSne vi OF his county almost
ts sn ~ kul,d hese this evening by railway train
l13eiuR over them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28

William Kellv William f. Allen, william W.
Wight s.d viirsn Rhodes ell current bii seana sss
vert The People vii tshs them Il A'ls -. Iskeiy
Acting on dis idea. Z2e alias foiss nav, ~ CD
been irving 20 exchange some Of these Bs igr Sss1
The Consequence VIVA thsy were dishOae1sd
journal.