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wMark the Imnro,.,.

the American shaving saloon g IT, HobsOa, q
accommodating place for the reception 1 ~ p 4
He viii sson have II. pses sqhsas ssas NJ
Il has heretofore been, and will ron-n Fens"ss-
r;sort OF the old, the mddle-aged ana ~, % be l.,
al who want an agreeable Shave, M NV, l,e !G4ns ~
IN style unsurpassed BY any one vi III hr "a,
hobson or his polite employees. Co then '- ~ t
shd get snd clean nice shave hair cut IN c o
you will come away better ana WISE "'"ef HaA ~
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wDowden,s Dental F,uid.-Vsis c.l..

brated Dentlfrce, FOR cleaning and preserving h.
Teeth and Gums, relieving Toothache, arres.lal DE-
cay, imparting delightful flavor to the mouth . tr
sule by Purcell, Ladd Co.; Bennett Bt.a
Grubbs Il Apperson; Laidley Il Robinson; A. B1s,
ker; Duval Norton; Paterson K Jackson, end :.
Druggists oc6-dJn
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wAt Powers Cigar store topposite

American Hotel) can be found the best Cigars ever
imported to this country His stock of Cigars
surpassed by any establishment in the South. Among
his large stock of Cigars may be found the celebrated
brands La Victoria, La Cathedral, Baltimore Club,
Cabana, Bayonettas. Also, the genuine Principe,
gether with every brand of the best Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco. trial is only asked, to secure
your patronage. no
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Pr Egp,sarnr1 1srnrr

Yeaerdas Messing His VIRGINIA lNFRkE,
~ r.; end. ~ aeau, intances of the fdly M
ous1fed 10 attend her fhne m ycni1< % SUetk,
4 s3he residence of ller mother in ChestsneId.
ON Tuesday,, Stir inst, at o'eiock, DAVID NEA-
GLE, about So years of age.
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully IN,
vfed 10 attend his funeral from ST Peters Cathedral
on Thursday evening, at half past TWO O'CLOCK, VIII
ant farther 1futice. J. - y. -
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lately of the American Shaving Saloon has taken the
house next door to Dr. Powell, 9th street. between
Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior
datons for his business where all who desire easy
and pleasant Shave, win find him. heretofore ever
ready to please his customers.
His superb style of Hair Cutting is proverbia ard
he is he please the fastidious He will
continue manufacture the celebrated Hair Restora-
tive and Tonic, which, with other popular prepare
tons and dyes together with the delightful Sham
poon Bath will make his shop, he hopes the resort
of all who desire to be waited upon in his line.
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c. Ellyson VERIFY, No. 81 Pear, street

between Main and Cary, Richmond, Va, Importer,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in CIGARS
SNUFF, &c: SMOKING TOBACCO in quarter half
and three-quarter h. papers, w. p. Hill brand and in
pasteboard boxes, Union brand, very superior ar
tice; and in II pound boxes of the Lafayette Com
merce and Trade, California aud Pocahontas brands
EB- Smoking Tobacco put up in barrels to order.
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From the Rio Grande--1IexicanS Prepal
ing to oppose the Rangers.

NEW ORLEANS, NOV otl.--By the steaineT Nau
titus we have later dates from the Rio Grande.-
From four to five thousand Mexicans had been or
dered to the frontier to repel the Texan Rangers
Vidauri has been appointed to command them He
has ordered the commandant at Matamoras to dis
band the National Guard which he has refused
to do.
Vidauri has addressed note to Secretary Marcy,
complaining of the violation OF Mexican territory
by the Texan Rangers.
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The regular Monthly Meeting of this Company
will be held THURSDAY evening next, the 8th
instant at the Jefferson Ward School House. com
mencing at ~ o'clock. The Secretary will receive
the monthly dues during the day, at the store OF
Knowles Waiford, or at the place OF meeting at 7
o'clock . THOS. L. ID. WALFORD
no TIT Secretary L. r. y Co
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rrNdesce.--Tn9 members Of Unien COun-
Iii Of Henrico couitg are requested TO meet. THIS
EvENfNa. ut dcleck. = sprinsfeld Hall, Church
Hill Bnsiaess ofstzlportsnce will come before the
meetfnHs
Nv order of the President. no lit s
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InniSsnnn EEnetSnp,

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6th-The Americans hay,
carried this city by large majority. There arr
no definite returns from the State, though the indi
cations are in favor of the Americans.
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L. To the Citizens of Richmo.,

Strangers visiting the cty-If yeur wish to ra a
Hair cut III the latest and most apnrnvsd x .'4
your Whiskers changed to most beautfpl H.. =
brown color-then call on Hobson under the A..
can Hotel. Hot cold and shower Baths c,g I. "a
at all hours from O'Clock a. NJ. to lOp m >;,'
bath y cents or ) tickets for 81 Entrance m Il
street. " y
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Sold by PURCELL, LApD NO |, c. Nee
generally. y co, aaa h
!" Upholstery Coca

DDalnasks, Satin deLaines, Lace ana "a and us..
Gimps, Tassels, Loops, Cornice 'p "a Ausa Csra''
did assortment on hand. DAnos, he, 40
n, hasins engaged an almost entire D.,
with mH OWN sne mos. celebrated house, Ss,
work OF every description will ha ss tnaf PAor.,
not to be exeelled. John ' E eSeeated IN ar,,
&C S0-im r. hEGNAUIT ~
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Russian and American Naval Euternrise.
The New York Journal of Commerce mentions
as remarkable fact, that during the present war
in Europe, which has already lasted eighteen
months, not single naval engagement worthy OF
the name has taken place between the Russians
and the Allies, although the Russian navy far ex.
ceeded in number of ships and guns the navy of
the United States. The Journal thinks that if the
United States had been in the place of Russia
there would have been many bloody ocean battle
ere this, for in spite of bockades more or less nj
our ships would have got out during focs or dark.
ness and given good account of themselves be-
fore they returned
AT the commencement of the late war wit,
Great Britain, our own people and government,
were almost distrustful of their capacity to on.
counter the "oaken halls " of Britannia on the
deep as the Russians But the enterprise and am.
oiiion OF our gallant naval commanders overrp,ed
the tinid policy OF the government and simuItano.
ousiy with tho declaration of war they set sal,
and within month were showing the American
flag In defiance on the very shores of Great Britain
seeking the enemy ON every sea, and fighting him
wherever he was to be found. But then it ought
to be reeollected that the Americans come of sea
going stock, and from the first settlement of the
country, beginning with their renowned whale
fisheries, they have been Injured TO nautical habits
and perils until they have become about as much
at home upon the ocean as sea glllls. The Rms
sans, while they have as much courage As any
other people, have no experience, and, as vet have
shown no aptitude in naval affairs, so that the
Gar has acted with CONNIE ndable Judgment, in
keeping his ships from encounters which could only
demonstrate, at the sacrifice of ships and men
that which does not need TO be proved the prowess
of Russians .-ys
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~ Auction Netice.--The attentiOn OF the
pubiic L solicited to sale of Gold and Silver
Watches. Silver Ware, Jewelry, &C., THIS MORN
ING at half past 10 o'clock at sore $50 Main street
LARUS SHINE,
s NOT ERs Auctioneers
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rYr To the Voters of HenricO.-FeliOw
Citizens: candidate to fill the vacancy IN the
Clerks Office of county occasioned by the reslg
nation of James Elicit Esq.
Respectfully, DAN'L Z. GARDNER
oc 4-dtN8
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~,rt DaSrr.

w Powers & pnke, nj, ,ssssiraSls r'i nv j.
reosspss srs ssye They ere The naI INV
sa yss We si have ever yet and VI ,ssy s
any, doabt, ths most desirable f's'A
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BOARDING.


DOARDING.-A gentleman and his wife,
ID as also several single gentlemen can be pleasantly
accommodated with board in neighborhood approxi
mate business and upon reasonable terms, by Mrs
ELIZA SPARHAWK, Governor street, over Mr. +.
H. Taylor's Music Store. no7-St"
ID OARDING.-I have mt the Prescott
DHouse, two doors above the Banks, on Main street,
two large and comfortable suitable for fam
lies one Of the the floor with the parlor.
would DO pleased to have them occupied, they
have been vacated in the last few days by transient
boaroer3 from Portsmouth. | would ike also to fur
n!sh bo4Td 10 several gentlemen, with without
lodging upon reasonable terms. no 7-ot~
sbikisArrE BOARDINl;.--I have one large
Il pleasant loom with two adj acent opening
into each other well adapted to the convenience of
family Of four eight; also. two other rooms of
smaller size. adapted TO two SIX persons. Board
worry reasonable situation most desirable i'll the city
ADD ess A. NJ. Richmond Va 5--6t
DGARDiNG.--1Ers. HOOPER mas several
lp vacant rooms, and can accommodate families
with board moderate terms. Location Church
HILL Grace street, four doors from 18th street. Visi
tors attending the Fair can also be accommodated.
&C 26-lms
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Curtains n IN tba Upholstery MAKE. and co
Price Co. t4 viii l reeei syls e,o Order. left viii
&C 2-lm s' attention.
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w- virginia State Agricultural Faj,-

Persons visiting the Fair this Fall ought by all m,,5
to bear in mind one thing and that is winter COM.
on and with it aches and pains of all kinds and s.
are but human none of US are exempt from .sn
therefore take our advice, never leave the civ Ia.
you have supplied yourself with the great VIM
remedy,
POLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LISIMENT!
Which has never been known to fail giving rtIsi
any case Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, LumbasO, 41o
ton of the Spine, Corns, Bunions Burma Sla
Frosted Feet, Chilblains, or any disease Of nH
beast to which Imminent is applicable Sec Nv.
tisement III another column. oc9-3s
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RACON & BAsKERVILL,
I'D GENERAL COMMISSION ,MERcH N,

Receive consg ,ments Of Tobacco, Flour. CGn''
wheat he, and give their personal attention to sale
OF same and keep constantly ON hand large and gene
~ assortment OF Groceries, Seed Peruvian 0aanos
No. &c H-dxwta
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u BntchelOr's Hair Dye...Twenty years
experiment and application justify the proprietor in
wARRANTING this the best Hair Dye in exist
eace. 1t dies black or brown instantly without the
least injury to hair skin Made and sold applied
n nine private roonIs) at RArcHELoR's Wig Factory,
233 broadway, New York
Fer sale by BENNETT & BEERS, 125 Main ST.,
Richmond Va. no 5-lA
syWH. p. DTRXFELL, AItOrno ut Law,
viii practice i'll all the courts of the City of Rich
ilod, and the counties OF Chesterfield ald Powhata.
fonpt attention pad to the collection Of all claims
Entrusted TO his care.
Office corner OF Governor and Main streets, over
tbs store OF E. E. Spence. no lin
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~ Virginia Mechanics, Iustifufe.---The
exhibition being held In the Hall over the First
Market viii close IN the Of few days so that
those who have not yet visited H. should do so at once
This evening, an address will be delivered by A. B.
McGRUDER, Esq, of charlottesville Va, which the
public are invited to hear. no Tit
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NJ Y ghoistery Goods.-Broc.,.u

Satin de LANES Union Dams,,,
Lace and Muslin Curtains "'s'
RicG Gimps; rassels; Loops ac
DO Cornice; Bands. &c 49,
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SPECIAL NorTr,r..

/" Ksshsa,.uLI ----~~~s~@o.
LADIES' FURS. S'oaks ana -
ELEGANT SILKS: gOeYu. Saars
and Dress Goods rsnsysi,. MORE .y-
TURES. WITH Ars
iao .n, ASD MUSLIN CURrarsv H.
inr;,s p ..,sns assortment Of thsss rs
&C Its r,,.s shss
- Blank cts, RI ,-.----tc O.
s mUohEN GOoDs:-T 4. PRsSss and n.
nana isrgs snd web selected ST. IE co es,,
ph;eb ahs sstt 1 Plsins, Ker.sof TIE her
oc l6-ts o~est pres, Lsse
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- 4 Letter from the p go
SieCase, Of Hampton, Va. eS. DR.. Jss.

pi Having had occasion to use -, Oct s Ia.
e narsa os IN my family within the Ak a.,
say have pevsr u sad nervous
ing malsdies with so signal s,edy Tor Ties a.,
ever carefully avoided recomrp.nSs as tia ! -
Gus nostrums with which the aliy Il. ~
Marin than good bu. as Baker. f B,.ta ; d -
saeS ben asa y r ,%.dr e. os.los NJ h.,
hold my humble testimonial ~ re; At ibey
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R We wonld ..p h. -

attracted to the city by SNOW Country H..
iofea Photographs, tina. thew NM.
well worthy visit. Fairs-,hs, % "a
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The Lecturers Gil slavery at Boston.

From an article in TIE Petersburg Express, II aP-
pears that of thirteen proslavery speakers, IN
yited to deliver lectures slavery in Boston,
two are positively announced to appear-Messrs.
Toornbs of Georgia and billiard Of Alabama The
Hon. Judge Butler of South Carolina and Rev. DIR.
w A. Smith, of Randolph Macon College, Va
have given sort of conditional promise to lecture
and have evenings assigned them in the pro
granme.
1t il considered by the Express quite probable
nay even certain, that goodly portion of the a''
dience at these lectures will consist of negroes, TO
in Boston the right of Cufee to his first seat at tn
Opera OF the Concert has long since been judicial
conceded. Many of the lecturers, adds the FIX
press, and other persons, with whom the Southern
orators viii be brought in contact, are not onl'
abolitionists of the most incendiary stamp but no
torious infdels and blaekguards whose association
must be, in the highest degree repulsiye to Chris
tians gentlemen and patriots. The following OK
tract from the New York Tribune Is sufficient tc
show that the Express is not drawing on its imag
nation for the incidents that must render this
distasteful to Southern gentlemen:
'The most novel and attractive feature of the
Course will be the reading of DRAMA written by
Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe. 1t will be read by Mrs
Webb eoLored Indy who has given successful public
dramatic readings in Boston. The plot is founded in
part upon the story of Uncle Toms Cabin and the
title is The Christian Slave This drama, we learn,
will he publicly read during the winter in this city,
end in Philadelphia, Washington Cincinnati, and else
where"
Without designing to reflect upon either of the
gentlemen who have decided to lecture to the BoS-
tonans, in defence of Slavery, we beg to inquire
with the Express, what would be their sensations it,
on the evening selected for lecture from one of
them, either before after that performance this
"colored lady, should be brought forward to give
dramatic reading of Mrs. Stoves playl
A Southern man, in that crowd it strikes us,
would be about as much out of his clement as
fish out of water. What good can Southern lectu.
rers promise themselves Do they expect to con
vert single soul Can they reason down fanati-
cisms Moses had just as good a chance before
Pharoah. If they had miraculous power to give
effect to their arguments and compel the intolerant
spirit of aboltionism to let so its hold and relin-
quish tsfell purposes, we should say-Go and beard
the tyrant in his hail. and force from his fears the
rights which his sense of justice win not concede
But as they have only reason and truth wherewith
to combat prejudice and passion, they might as
well save their breath and apply it to more useful
objects.
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WANTED, SiTUATION.--A youth, about

w II wears old WHO writes good hand and IS accus-
toned to attend TO Bank business and the receipt,
delivery and shipping of goods, collecting, &C. &c,
would be glad make himself generally useful to any
house by whom such services may be required. Good
references given and moderate compensation ex-
pected line, through the Post Office, addressed TO
sF. d." of Harold Murray, 2ll Broad ST.. will
be promptly attended to. not-S,F
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NN ~ LYNN HAVEN BAY OYS.
IN IA jTERS.--1he schooner Palestine has Just
SAsAksY arrived in the Dock with cargo of the
~ above superior Oysters They
thy the attention of epcures, Those who appreciate
a rare and delicious Oyster will please call.
John YOUNG, JR.,
no T---2fs Captain of the Palestine.
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EMBROIDERIES.- JOBBERS AND
H THE TRADE.-A large assortment of Jaconet
and Book Collars, and Sleeves and Bands, arrived
BY the steamer Atlantic, (the last trip to be sold at
New York prices, at LARUS & SHINES,
no 2 1t .-.. N Main street.
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w man. with small family, wants situation a
GARDNER or GARDENER aud MANAGER. He
is Scotchman and has followed the business from
his youth up The last four years he has been engaged
in the Botanical Department at Washington, D. c.
Apply by letter, to Mr.. JOHN PATTON, Hampton
Post Office Va no 6-eod3t&
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tn
ants |
iileiit|
est ra|
Lad
The " |
tecte
atten |
shirrl
Ne
calcn'
Tie !
ternol
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M ANTEDs..AS SITUATION as SIcfK or Suies.
w in a Wholesale house, either Commission
or Dry Goods by gentleman who influence eth
sales Produce. Address t. M. c. at this office.
oc 3--2w
"ANTED--4O or SO LabOrers, to work
w the Richmond and Danve Railroad Apply
to Harvey, Wood Il Co.
oc 10 THOS. HARVEY K co.
WANTED IDINIEDIATELY---Fifty Coat
w MAKERS, to whom good wages and constant EN-
ployment will be given.
oc u KENT. PAINE t. co.
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WANTS.

xTANTED.-An honest, industrious nctive,
w colored boy-one that will make himself gent.
rally useful. No other is wanted For such a boy
liberal compensation win be given. Apply at
DANIEL HUNTS,
no It's Corner 7th aud Byrd streets.
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81 NOTICE TO FARlIlRS,.-I have
just received another large supply of h1 avv
Winter Shoes, and have in store the largest
- and best stock of Boots and Heavy Boots ever
offered for sale Come TO No. Is,
MOI VIM N'kLSIpS
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DUKE SIENNA FIGS--A most palatabIe
and certain remedy for constipation Of the bowels
habitus cosiveness, &c. for sale by
CHARLES MILLSPAUGH,
nr,g1 taf
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--4s lsKcoaD DISPATCH. ~
DEFEAT OF COL. WALKER.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC
sEBASTOPOL AGAIN BOaBARDED.

Ministerial Crisis in England-Formidabl
Preparations at Sebastopol-Decliae an
Cotton.
SANDY Hook, N. York, July 25th.-The
steamer Atlantic, with dates from Liverpool
to the l3.h inst, arrived here this afternoon.
sEBAsTOPoL BoMBARDED
Sebastopol had again been bombarded by
the Allies for two days, but without success
The Allies we're erecting immense works
against the Malskof aud Redan Towers, and
| the Russians were erecting formidable works
commanding those positions
ENGLAND
ministerial crisis had taken place in
England, in consequence of Sir John Rus
sells bungling explanation of his conduct ut
the Vienna Conference.
On the l6th Sir BuIwer Lytton moved in
Parliament, that the ministry containing Sir
John Russell, was unworthy of the coIf
dence Of the nation. . ~
1t was expected that Lord Palmerston
tuld either throw Russell over board dis
solve Parliament or resign. +a
Parliament would be prorogued in Au-
gust. - ..--
The bullion in the Bank of England had
decreased f5O0,O0O
inst.
THE BALTIC.
There had been some trihing operations
in the Baltic.
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL MARxLT.-Cutton dull and de
clined 8. Wheat and -Four firm. owing TO
nall stock in hand. Curn declined As. Pro-
visions dull. up --e..s 49,. .s..
Consols 81. American securities active.
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RICHMOND AND DANVMLE Raj
ROAD
~ E

OPEN TO NEWS FERKf-l20 MILES =
THE regular Passenger Train will run
L daily (Sundays excepted) between RI |.
MOND and NEWS FERRY
Leave RICHMOND at o clock, A. NJ, e(csrs stop
20 minutes the Junction for BreakasI) and arrive
at NEWS FERRY at 1926 Pm.
Returning. arrive at RICHMOND at 718 P. NJ.
The Train will stop g. passengers the following
points oniy Mancbe.teI, 'Rohiou's. Coal-6sld, To-
Wyapoke. Jennings Ordinary Haytoksh. Prices,
Meherrin, Keysville brakes Branch, Mossine Ford,
Roanoke, Glover, Scottsburg Boston, and News Fer.
Children over and under u years of age, half
price. IS So sas -
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish
ed with two passes. that one can be retained In
the Offices and it must be expressly stated the pass
81 they are permitted to 60 on the cars $500.
ru' Kooxsis and eSa Vi,.",s sngins, sonnset
With Sourh-Side Railroad at Haytokah.
Tnroush to White suIpher Springs in two days
without night travel. - -. t
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g RgEDER AND THE KAssAs LEGisLATuRe.-
ID cor frDston OF the repJr. received At Chicago,
n Gov. R.eae. eclioi- g TO acknowledge the Kan
- Los. lat ne a. legal ,dy. and refosins 70 meet
en- at Shawnee Msioa. tho SpIiuslsd Mass
q p1sl 40 s.ys that uriyste letter to 1t from .
brio x6sId e,ngrsnt to Kansas, dated at Lawrence,
~ ~. gives a report from pa~nee. thai the Ter
sorisi lie gala ure be fore sdjourGins TO the Shaw
80 Ms lon exc q ed the eisLt free State members
hcs at tbs second election. leaving only two An
- avery members TO 6ght the battles OF Freed ,,n.
e Hou'e of Repres. natives psAsed the whole
1issouri cods of |, ws at jump.
s. II sl'o reported that Governor kesasT had re
lve4 u rspodiate the lie siature siIua its exclu-
DO of the only members who had ANY loyal claim
- their seats, and no lonser Tecosa!.s IL az the
s,eure OF Kansas but TO treat 1t Ia it, trus ehsI-
ci1r. as the organized representatives, u the ME-
7oori mob These we're merely Alag Tso, its at
lawrence, bot are not unlikely t. provo correct
The ire. settlers in 1usnin.uus in tn Dir
Determination to repudiate the sc.' Of tks fraudulent
3esislAture, and meet the consequence whatever
hey may be. Thsre 10 q groping C usiclion amon .
IN thai they nust either fab. for their rights to
DE soil and to the com non privileges AZ Auercsc
&at'1-rs or surrender every thing to tho Missoufi
. HI ms"