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KiNSAS-THE OTHER SIDE.

cor,..pondence Of The y. Y Tribune
FoRr scoTr, K. T., Tuesday, Jan. ., 1855.
i have 10. seen a copy OF THE TRIBUNE since |
c.me into tie Territory Of Kansas Dee. g., but see
sisted in the border papers that The TRrnCSE de-
sponds 10 reference TO the bte'e -fs OF freedom In the
Territory /. lie true that General Whitfield was an
rouuced By the Missouri papers as the pro-slavery
candidate, but here, in South Kansas, ne most EN-
phaticay declined tie o;ciolsness OF bis Missouri
friends, and the resul. vss that be received every
vote given ct this precinct. Nov, l am personally
sfqusnted with 8 large number that voted To- Ten.
Whitfield, tnd Jet who are opposed to Slavery.
verify believe ihs, nire tenth, Of the voters settling
here i'll vote for freedom. There HUNDREDS from
Missouri settling in this part Of Kansas who do not
own slaves, and who openly avow their intention to
vote sga-s. Slavery. | know Of only two families
that own slaves AID these have bat s few.
We have beautiful country in Southern hia'as
with mild climate, ard productive soil. The eoua-
Try lies high and rolling There is an Abundance d
COED Limestone, and sEfficieney Of s'sne-eoA' good
timber along the streams. Let no one stay away f-1
irg the Influence. Of Slavery. We desire Mans - 20
be free State, and from the indicanonahere We o.
leve il will. -,
Men of capital can do well here, and they VIII be
cordially received.
This country is finely adapted to grazing persons
wishing 10 engage in stock raising cannot nnd better
country than Southern Kansas WV. H. URiffirH.
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MONEY HELD BYLATE COLLECTOR.

1t will be recolleoted that a large sum Of money
was placed in the hands Of Mr Maxwell. late Col
lecicr claimed to belong jointly to him. Inc Surveyor,
and we believe the Naval Oaicer, being the proceeds
of penalties for violation Of the Revenue laws which
said officers clsimei belonging To them by virtue Of
their office, instead Of TO the United States Govern
mert II was placed by the L. s Circuit Court in
the hands Of the Clerk OF the Court to abide ths issue
the Government having contested the cl
The Supreme Court OF the United States decided
that ssid amount being s6s 500 belonged to the
United States Government, snd not to the officers;
and the said sum, consequently, was paid yesterday
motion Of Mr. McKeoD, District. me-. into the
United States Treasury.
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CITY ITEMS.

CHINA MIssIoS.-The Rev. J. j. Roberts, for
eighteen years Missionary in China, ana the religious
precep'or of Toe ping Wang the chief Of the patr-
otto revolutionary party, has just arrived in this CITY
directly from Shanghai, In the Messenger lie
will be here at present ba a fe y dag; he wouo be
most happy If i1rted) to deliver two Lectures or
addresses before he leaves for the West, the Chit
nese revolution and mi sinary of tia, coun-
try-one on Sabbath sfts rnooD evening 2sth init,
and another M~-S4y Gosh, 81 night " invieei b
lecture, collection will be expected after each.
Mr.. X. can DO found addressed at CourtAni
Hotel, no. 2s Courtiand ct, Room No. 90
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NEw ANRRIcAN PLAZA new iye act play en-
titled The Pritsteis, from the pen Of Epes Sir-
gent, Esq Is announced by the Bosom pspers%
having been procured ny the management OF the new
thester where it will be produced about the middle
Of March. Mise Julia Dean has been engaged top,r-
form the principal female part " The Pdes.ess il
in slight degree founded on the operate story Il
Norma Ii is not TIL the latter par of the fourth
oct, hosever tha, there is any resemblance 10 the
action TO iha, of the opera There are four or five
important male pats, aud three femAle. The Nan
eger, Mr. Barry, is preparing 10 bring out the piece
With extraordinary scenic at ractons
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TIE EMPIRE CITY BAyK CASE.

TIE argument on Tie motion to appoint Raceivr
for ihis ccncern coIii5uei ard completed yss;o-
day. As ihsre has been cop-idersble intere-, maui
Tested TO know more of the facts and figures in tie
cefe than usually appear in argument, 20 give tie
foloriIg view Of the assets Of the concern, o.sssel
under the head Of Bills Rece gsLie:r
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INDUSTRIAL MEETING IN THE TABEnSAcLg.-Ou
Monday evening next, Mas Meeting VIII bs con-
vencd iD the Tabernacle b. the New-Yor< industrial
Association, for the purpose of Discussing questions
momonious 10 the Workingman at this pedoi OF
commercial and mechanical stsgnation.
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PREsEsTATIoS TO PoLIcE-CAPr.Is lioPEIss-On
Thursday evening Capt Hopkins, OF the Third Ward
Police was presented, by anumber Of bic ffends, with
an e.ogan! gold hunting wa.ch and chain, which cost
1925. Tie presentation wac made, in behalf of the
donors b. Aldermen stnrtevant, snf took place At
the Station House. The following inscription Wa
upon the watch Presented 10 jag. A. p. Hopkins,
Captain Of the Third " ard Police District, by IL
zens of the Third Ward Nes-Yors, Jan. 25, 1856"
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GsOGRAPHIcAL.-Tbe second number Of Tie GEO
groglieal and Commercial Gazette is issued to-day.
Ii contains q large map Of the country embraced in
the Gsdsden Treaty, the text OF the Treaty descrp-
tons of the Danube ard Of the Yang .tse-Kiang the
porte Of Japan, Mr.. Kohl's paper on American Dis
coyeries, and great variety of kindred matters
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CAPITAL OF IowA.-we learn, through advices to
". f. Moore Eco. late President Of the Iowa Muse
and Lyceum of Natural History, tina, the question
of the location of the Capital of Iowa has been de-
slded In favor Of Fort des Moines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

SERIOUS ARRAY A severe assault, which may
probably terminate fatally, occurred on Monday
night last, at q lager beer saloon in F.fth ay, ne"
One Hundred, st.. kept by man nsnsi John Cobb
1t appears ihsts German named Ries had preYiolsy
ousrreled with Cobb and his two son., JACOB ana
Peter, and on his entrance on Monday evening the
old dfereoce was renewed during which Rec was
terribly bestrn by the three Cobb. One Of hs eyea
wac destroyed, biz teeth knocked out, jaw fractured
ard it feared internal Injuries viii cause his death
Tie elder Cobb arrested on Tuesday by Sergeant
Bariholf, Of the Twelfth District Police, aud on
Wednesday and Thurtsy Jacob and Peter we're
taken W by Officers Osborn aud hcQude. Bal
was denied, and the prisoners were locked up to
await the result, Of the injuries inflicted. Cobb has
been selling liquor without license although he hiss
esosped detection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

CHARGE OF FoRGISG LaBgLs.-A tobacconist,
named Hs.ctins doing business at No ifg Bsosh"y s
yesterday srreted charged with forEiss the soss ~ -
Eesrs Lisnha wholesale toosceons sefns tnena -
tobsoeo manufactures BY himself and seirs me
Ther, Ar. Others engaged in the opsnto,' TOR WIN
vGrants have besn Ssaed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

slosn Lesse. indebtedness secured IN part BY MOTIFS:
Of slcfO0 the Empire Wort.7 TO , furdy 70 .
The Ssvipfs Bank and State Treasurer made 70 T.
= Puidy for that purpose and not made 10 the b.nf
Georre Ber. note secured BY Mortgage 90 fsnfe p0P
sIiy, for double the amount.
Ed .,5 Of .,ni, Ham. Of sl2 90 properly
,t C.Tmspve AID one OF $50 900 Banking Hoase - COZ
Lateral 70 notes
Bond AID Mortssse Of Prrdy stufiy 90 BANKING h01'
abo.t SIS eco.
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The City Teachers hold

TEACHERS AssocIArIos.-Th City Teachers hold
their regular monthly meeting this evening At
o clock, in the Hall Of the Board Of Education. An
in portani report is expected from Committee sp-
% nted some tine since to take into consideration
ard report upon the alleged sectoRH te"de"ey Of the
New York State Teachers Association. The report
will doubtless elicit an animated discussion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

Mr. Richard Spari,, one Of the early settlers o.
Jsnsy City. died CO "Wednesday. S the age ~
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the charge.
PsRsosAL-The following are among the arrivals


st the principal hotels yesterday;
At the lRylsc HousE- son Audrey Tracer. Ve,monti
Ron Alex Evans Msrysnd, Rev. q Vi Baton Boston:
lion q Rurross Abiof; lion. John Ogden Dey. Abiuy.
J. AHsndorr Mortre-li Capt Willy, Lake Lhsmpsins
I.noo Fitch C-ve and, ohioi > AaIruder Washinstoa.
D. John II Hsw. Baltimore Nd Capt y. Hooper, dos
Prot Gnber, Csnsda West; Judge Barnett. New York
At the TsrKkS.rIov<L HOrFL-Rsy r. Hsppersstt Phls
Rev. T. Rogers do.i w Pope .nd lady Bosou = Wood
rud -rd Lady Hsrt'ord; Col Butler. New Yoft X. Halls.
Neru out = g Chspmsn sDd lady Conn y. Cummings.
Portland Ne w g. Pollard. koSbury Moss " T. Psitcs-
ard v ate bury. Conn.,
Attic sT. NICsoLAs--Hon. Henry Foster, Rome R.v
Air J Kemp Manchester G. Damn, Buffalo; Col > sey.
,oour Piermont hon VIM. g. Hswey, Aroni c. A Smith.
Baltimore Mm NstioaD, Mas Gen Peter 8snssvoort, Al
tauy smith Tro~ bridge syracuse DR. stsbb Phlsdsiphiss
I Pt,osn. ~ Tout; y. Bell LsSiBg,oni g. Bancroft.
Detroit, Il. buruell. Phisdeip hs.
A. the NFTsOPoLIr.S HoTgL-3 Do1sls, 81. Louiss
o. Beuneu 81 LOUIS John Nccols Pittsburgh Lee Sersn-
ton New. bsv-n; " A. bseher Worcestsrj J. w. Wssse.
fhlede pnis Oliver Eeridss Bo.op Ots White, Bossess
" Richmond Providencei Edwin H. waDd. Boston, Rev.
H. B. Whipple Rome; James HOLMES Pittsburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

The LATE Assault UPos Mr.. ABisGTos.--The
Of po.n charged with being Of three
since violently asau.d Mr samuel Abss
member Of The Carson League, yestofdsy undsr
Investigation before Justice Connolly Mr. A. who sti besIs
uAs IT violence inflicted upon him, maize lengthy am
cay aiDs particulars OF the OUTRAGE Cspt Hsans-
gau Of Tsentsib WaIs Police testified that ne ssw the
IisOusr sck MT Arlington The assault believed u have
been by romsell.rs Of JerseJC City The casa
uot G., Included.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

ASSAULT BY FEMALE UPoS HER PARANouR-A
woman, calling herself Ann Burke. was yesterday
arrested for sfsbbing VIM. Burke, with whom she
lived es a mistress. The weapon ussd was large
cheese knife which she plunged into his abdomen, in
ficting very dangerous wound. Jealousy, on ac-
count Of attentions sheyn by Burke to another To-
male, was the causs which led to the assault The
accused ss-.--:..sd ~ J.s'isS nSsa'' 10 sns~~
the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

SERIOUSLY scALDED.-Mrs. Ally, residing ct No.
"a Greenwich seriously burned ys.'edsy afternoon IN
u Skete Of water having been scidsatS
uTsst yer Der person. She attended BY phJseAn
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Advertisement ]

Mr.. J. X. scoIr IN Two PIECES AT bAk-
xcgatt IL the ADOPTED Chd" rrs kvESIse sf sAa-
.s xrgsUx Clsr The Msid Of Nilsn" viii Ue. =
en 10th oeeasiops with Mr. c. w. Casks. H. hsa
80, and Mis- M.stsysr In the lesaiss chassetsfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

SUICIDE BY HsgGIsG-N ehemish Lewis, nauvo
o. New York IS years q age committed suicide at bellevue
aspia ~ Thu uiIrt by bsnxns himself 70 the cfo
lar stoVe The doos room With sheet Tho deo-sssS
had been in this Institution or son7 time WIN "a
G.muecn Of The Tor aud Il ~pPosed was temporary IN
..ns when The rsh His nurse eft MIN iA'o
on Tburs.y night ard going Into his room on the foews
rtog ncd him hanging aud dssd. Coon,s hiton hsa
quest uion the BODY md the jury rendered s''ass
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fAiyertisemsntI

How TO CURE RHEUMATISM. Over J0O ap-
,lssos IN December every oos under tesstmsst be- 49,
cured o. TsrJ much ssssssssa J. DUNNO. Aisssy. =.
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srorts Mo,sr sa i.a.n,s I'D: I'd 1ur'
so,s,.on ft~o bog. s.SS q, ssmss B.dwn IT, Of Neg
ns' vs. s gbe.e EIch,oss Oee bad eseo .soiss 81
- ~ ,9s,s ,gcksc sp for trial
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srv.-tva Com W.roH.-A young mfn nshs'
Geo Pesd.p "a. ysst.ssay srressed chsff
god " srcE from psr.on vance n.
~ Justice Welsb for exssniSs'i"n'
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Absent, . Whigs, Republican, Nebraskaites and
Ant Nebraska Democrat.
Below is synopsis of the provisions of the bill as
passed.
II provides that citizens Of the State may maui
fscture cider aud me At pleasure aud sell II ia qEsn-
titles Of not less than five gallons That it shall not
be strued TO forbid the sa'e of foreign s2iutupus
liquors. SO far as the laws of the United States pro-
vide for the ames that County Courts and Boards of
Supervisors may authorize any petsobs to msnutac-
ture and Sc liquors 70 authorized agents OF 20 ms
aud counties, they enern into bonds, with security,
not to infringe The provisions of the law ANY person
who shall IL snuf6Cture spir,tu0us liquors in violation
OF the law Us liable to fine o 500, snd costs OF suit
fer the fret off. nse and, in default to sixty days i'm
pri, onmert in the commo1 jail. For the second
off pse the fine is double. The same penalties as
above are incurred by giving It away. Individuals
are not permitted TO own qsor, with Intent 10 sell or
give Il away. AL lqAo,s held contrary 10 law, with
The vessels containing them, are 70 be forfeited.
UIon proper osth ard Information, search warrants
may issue and when liquors are found, they must be
heo by the authorizes uutl hnl action. Persons
found drunk msy be taken ioto custody aud if after
becoming they willing 20 disclose where they
obtained their liquor, prosecution may oe commenced
On their testimony.
lfhey all not disclose they may Ne prosecuted for
getting drunk. The proper officers or towls, coan-
lies, and cities are required 20 prosecute when prop
erly spYrsed that the law has been violated and
liable 70 prosecution il they fail to do la trials
before Justices Of the Pesce under this law no
charge Of venue can be taken. Officers acting in
good faith are not liable TO prosecution ia discharying
their duty uneer this law Married women may pros
ecute When liquor has been old II their husbands,
aud WIDOWS msy DO lkewise when il has been sold 10
ther sois Ire act TO take fleet the first nday
IN July next, the people shs1 r,,fy the act a, a n
election tor th purpose 20 be held on the first Mon
day Of July next; but II majority Of the citizens of
Illinois should vote against Prohibition the act is ia
take effect on the first day Of January 1857. which
throws it into the hands of the bext General As.
semby.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

CHARGE OF BURGLARF.-T~o men, named WIN.
trr.o nd VIM svbhssd yesterday arrested BY On
r-f Bars- vale ia the use- 20 " hoft0o-t Snrs
-y bad into. ard from aien they aos 60 wsss
sod .. of silver spoons. valued Ia all a. 90 lHeJ S'"
locEed W By JgsLice Davidson 20 answer the ehrss'
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FrPIoUs DRIvIsG.--Wm. Quick pedd 81, w $50 "
resei y.e,esy charged wi,b fuou'y and r,ets
ID. horse ard cutter th= sr-es y tbs a.
N.rd lie v.s held 70 bail b Justice "ssh 10 ~" =" So
sxeE TIE c.srRs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

ARRESTS FoR sSow B,LLISG.-in the Fifesnth
,Iro ..o1 ball. persons riins Ia The Brodssy onsi
.lsss They before Justice Dsvdssa snA
sseh $50 Several persons ~sfs
mined 10th yeterdsy Thardsy by hard snow balls
uhb we're thrown A. then by run ios lsfy nsms1
r-sfinx FOurteerth Ct ~ss srncs ~ ono. an1
,ncebsd while iidns u IN, Dry Dos
sb. .he vss cooyeyed 20 rssdsncs By tbs poles
Na3y more number Min. haze been arrested sad
the police be- "a encfgrue
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N VI
IN EiI, eisf s!lttsedia1 H II 4 Rson. u
|s uesn MN A. sri MI 81 MANN
~ thanh W hsl srmS ma IrsclS |.
gISimpsq A cong rstul N I'd yhal PsI
Isier ~ NJ brilliant ,iieao Inv: n
rhrough oat Francs and England lhe
Eti3iuiei0s n int1snss. I'm
Fariscorr spondent u says Peliasier
has telsgrapheP for instructions ii case
tiorchakof should ask 10 capitulate !.
The repiy sPorssd, iii III Substance.
shat the Rlssians isnst SURRENDER atdis.
erection lay down thar arms, md rive
M ~ the fortified placss ia shs Crime i,
including Odessa and al their munitiohs
81 WI, Without doing my 3preyiousd dam
age' thereto. But GorchakoF has not
yet asked for terms. Il
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LOSSES or THE ALIIES.tps, 4

III b VI u, y - n sI. ,,sys 4. Z,
L n Rost g,, says X, ths E9g'is
loss in. the assault o. the Redau was
Nv ' I. u ~ bsndgsa killed. apd lasrsss.,
hupdred e Wounded, iin1ludin',g:1 oe hun aa
d M and ff iorgY -oiie III, ooli;ceffs n
az sfs ssststa
The spilsar sayf Il. That |. the
snesain Is ths nj Y y s,g1Pl g iG1I
elpdipe a ge.f y had gsn's 81 ,thsc
ambuIspse ns number ofthe des'd
aas s.sssfaiRsa sus q \ Y Prehsbly
i a ResHs M ID 81 ii
sfle dfat o II 4 /, IAN
ss / MA that AK 4 I Effach gsIs
|s n i'lff Rssie slsa a.'psfiplE'
III n irvlsa ,that GealsI N! s.!a es
MA Rqa q mn hays is iFol !g
sfitls IN e s!ss md sbats Gfn, Rlpss'
|anst y eiihet llsd Mi oen'da 1910
Gssil iaisrsllas lhsan ane.asd| IN
lhalsf 1ranoe isiadI i snlia,ls supleteajj
| illnsliass aron ancosnt ~ tbssl lds5l.
sosaua n iiiaaaa IN nssn ~, =
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it.ss 81
Sank Rapids, Sept. 81. 1855. MO-
BORUP 81 CH.aJMPLIyN.

NTOULD respectfully inform, lhe Merchsnis
and the, public generally, that they hive
bought out the interest o. Msssrs. burbank i Co.
in the Forwarding and Commission business, and
that they can atibtdi incteased facilities 10 all
those who may favor Them with q share Of their
pairona e. They will attend u general Storage,
Forwarding and Com,nission business, nj lheirs
Warehouse the Lower Landing. Having
leased The Wharf host, those b ship 10 them
will saye expense q dfayage. u, ~
II tsfS REF esq ..ysafs4aM
Cronin. Hurx,hall ana Lear. New York,
J. Has1M.n md CT, sBstIalo,asf.lfa
81, james G. Fargo. Chicago.
Msther and Co ss1 f7sa ses ls ssss' ~ $
saa n. e. Nice ioskey, Gal4aal ATsost
B H. Campbell. ss8ssss
81 Jsrsap and CO.. Ddtu46e.s 1871 =
Chonlfau and Vale. 81. l.ouis.H Haas g.
BeroPsnd s e. 81 Paul, -.
81. Paul. n. 81 !, aplH ~
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There h4asl1aYer been m aflm;nisirn.
ton oi tie III government which
~ pleas acsess6e eiae thanks md graft
81. =. w PsoR'u " y. .na' 81 1sneral
8 80 .'
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60 - !. 80 - = -. '''', Il
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hsys si lII n MN P.IiIsI latl ~
lffo1 dpr KIN T. " l. AZ Distfiei; bul
lthg| ~ ~ INA nm, . l lI m
hipbswa N zen W. ~ Rics9 81 IN
lllmstsd, 4. ; Marshall, q Stone. N
p Qlpssead, Smith 4. ssargis
8
crow Ming Rice. Is !; Olmsted |
||DIarshall, q Stone, u $. b. DIN.
stead A ; Smith Sturgis 10.
.L islls E A KIT ! ics 6O olnstsd -
lIaEsball n; zone 60I 3. 3 Ol.nstead
80 $nilh AL Sturgis 4
Plat River RIA hi; Ol,nsted II !;
Marshall o; Stone II N n pllnssead
ls: Smith Stprgis ii insj.s
Sank Rapids ,ice 81 ; Oimsted III:
Marshaill5 Stone ~ 5. B. Ohhstead
~ Smith ~ Stnrgisa ~
Rum River Rice q \; Olmstsd 2 ;
Marshall 80 stone I, ]; 5. p. oIns,ead
30 Smith D; Stnrgis D. 4 y 'Sas
ltascaRice S Olmsted 40 j; Mar
shall q; Stcne s 5. B. Olmstead As !;
Smith As Slurgis s. HI. isss III. s.sss
Elk River Rice II; Olmsted l2 !:
Marshall q; Stone y !; s.. B. Olmstead
~ Smith l9 \: Slurgis 7.
Big Lake--Rice "a; Olrsted Q !:
Marshall p Stone IS; s. B. Olmstead
2 Smith III; Sturgis Is. #tf8
Clear Lake-Rice IS Olmsted s.:
Marshall 2; Stone 80 S.B. Olmstead
IA Smith 4 !; s,urgis.
sTEARNs COUNTY.
ST. Joseph Rice 30; Olmsted 8 !;
Stone 80 $. p. Olmstead 9 Wilson
81 Blake. s.,ss
WRIGHT CoUNTY.
Me- onalds Rice o.; Marshall so !:
Oimsted o; Stone &; s. B. Olm<tead 30.
Monticello Rice Is !; Marshall 80 !;
Olmsted Q Stone q !; 5. B. Olmstead
Is.
Upper Precinct Rice 10 !: OImsted
y. Marshall Ii; Stone 6 5. B. Ohm
stead II.
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GOV stevens s(srsst fNortksfn lls5Ge,iit
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croaaipg shs Missi.sippis Riyss N n ys l;
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y is4ispippi r. liver ta SsO5I apidAstbAlot
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| Yatefs Of s5auk River. Sufficient relia-
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lbesecured, A s. fierblifi;
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THE STRENGTH OF THEUNIoN

q
The Union had proved too strong g,
nuli6cation, too strong for secession,
and would,prove too strong for abolition
Taat, fell spirit would be cruslht.e.
vheneyefit was brought i, ca;ii;.io,
with the federal government Il Massa
chasetts. Thet peopleathsres wDuid al
involve the icountrysiD civil war and -;
soiueion IN their opposition iossiaxery. n
These tirersafks are undersas1Dd 40
have been made IN recent speech ~
Governor Adam, cf South ECaroliria.
They saresa just, forcible, and eloquent
tribute 10 the strength Of the federal
Union. Devotion 10 the constitusi,n,
which il the real bond Of oauru mon IS III.
sentiment that pervades alI hears mai
arc truly patriotic. and constitutes ~
great elstneas pf its atrspg,h AZ the
Union rests upon the. constitution, il
can oaly bssendange BY a1issopbn
that insesumensi Whenever thessd as
saults' assdme'a threstening aspect che
love ofthe constitition il notslow tolral4
y the patriots Of the land TO ii rescue.
How ilnpoTtsHt, fhercfnrs,e thassaevsGy
public qaestfon should be sdbieg::
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