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Butte record., 1855-01-20
SENATORIAL ELECTION.

Accounts ITOn sldlc that
three caucuses have been held, viz: a
Wing caucus, which nominated as their
candidate for Senator, the old ''Pike
County War Horse" Hon. Phil. l.. Ed
wards, Member of Assembly from Sac
ramento County. Mr.. Edwards, it will
be remembered, was the whig nominee
for Congress two years agp. The Gwin-
ocracy assembled in caucus, and nDmi
mated a Dr. WIN. NJ. Gwin, of Texas. a.
their candidate for u S. Senator. The
Doctor is an unprecedentedly ex ensive
landholder in Texas, and largely inter
ested in the p NJ S S. Company and
Walker, King & Co.'S great "Moon-
shine r tilroad7 to the Pacific, which is
to be built with the stock Of the SUSSEX
Iron Company, along our southern line,
for The purpose of keeping the Canaan
ehes of from the Greasers, AMI bring Nc
Aligators and Galliuippers from the
swamps ofLouisiana to the Pacific IN T.
ket. and carrying back horns and hides,
To build tbs road and bring the Dr's
portion Of Texas into market, he pro-
poses 10 donate alternate sections Of 20
miles Of desert on either side Of the
road. The road will be CONNER ced
and prosecuted to speedy compl ton
as soon as some one can be foundto un-
dertaka its construction for the alternate
sections of sand, liars and horn d
frogs on either side Of the track. 'Ne
stock of the Sussex Iron Company is to
be held as collateral security for the
completion Of the track, and the deliv-
cry of the sforesaid alternate sections
of land and its inhabitants. The Doctor
is supposed to have plenty of cash, but
lie is not simple enough 10 use for pnb-
lie enterprises while he is in position
to bleed the people. His nomination by
a faction evidences nothing, except that
there is tremendous foreign influence
at work in California, and, in a religious
point Of view, that some of our repre-
sentativ,s s are willing to worship golden
calves.
The third rumored caucus, which is
said to have met at Jones' Hotel, IN
Sacramento, nominated D. G. Broderick
ESD, whose name is somev hat familiar
to the California public The caucns
which nominated him, it said, resolved
to vote for no one but him, under any
circumstances. For the truth Of this
report of course we are not prepared to
vouch, although it is customary for their
nominees. In this instance, however,
we imagine the people would excuse the
members of the caucus if they should
not deem it proper to vote for their own
nominee.
With these preliminary steps, the as
sembled wisdom of the State proceeded
to ballot for U. S. Senator, with the
following result, which we find in a tel
egraphic despatch to the Marysville
Herald
Sacramento, Jan. III ?. NJ.
The Legislature went into JOINT con
vcntion this afternoon, and ballotted louI
times for L. S. Senator without making
a choice. The ballotings were as fol-
lows:
Butte record., 1855-01-20

fishing mi itary posts along the overland
TO California. This. it is believed, wo'd
render the overland immigration com
paratively secure, add permanance and
stability to our prosperity, and condnce
to the esta blshment of an overland line
Of stages.
Existing laws in relation to corpora
tions are found to be defective, and the
legislature are recommended so to 'frame
enactments as to effectualiy protect the
interests of the people from the en-
croachments and expressions of corpo-
rations organized for The accompli-h -hment
of objects beyond the means of individ
ual enterprise" F"
The Governor is con ,titutionally down
Oh the creation of paper to circulate as
money"
Considerable space is occupied with
the subject of "Asatic Emigration, y
and the power Of the State to avert the
tide now pouring in upon US, is discusse d
wltE an ability exhibit ing considerable
rrsea ch. In the closing remarks upon
this subject, the Governor observes
"Should the exercise Of the taxing pow
er of the State to such an extent as
would serve as an efficient check upon
too numerous an immigration, and at the
same time lArgeiy increase the annual
revenues of the State, be, by you, resar-
ded as the better policy, it viii afford
me much pleasure to cooperate with
the representatives of the people"
The location IF the Capitol being con-
sidered permanent, the legislature are
recommended to provide for the erection
of suitable bu ldings for the use of the
State.
Observations taken during the past
summer, render it prob bic that most of
the territory of Pah- Utah Carson Val
leo) is within the State of California
The Legislature are recommended to
lake measures to ascertain what portion
of the territory les within the limits of
California, so that there may be no
clashing of interests between the Federal
and State authorities.
4 Statutory prohibition of carrying
concealed weapons is recomme nded, and
d bill Las already been introduced to do
away with the practice.
The different subjects presented in the
message are discussed with much ability
and at considerable length. The rec
ommendatiors Of the Governor, have
met with a cordial response from the
press, and will doubtless meet with the
approval of the people. 1t is to be
hoped that the present legisl ture will
act upon the many excellent recommen-
dations of the Governor, and bv making
arrangements for the liquidation of the
States Indebtedness, lessen the burden
Of taxation, and contribute TO the enter
prise and prosperi ty of her people
Butte record., 1855-01-20

Whole number of votes cast, III
Necessary to choice, 90.
Convention adjourned TO quarter past
,, P. NJ, Thursday, 18th.
Thus endeth the first lesson
LArER.-Three ballotings were had
on Thursday, which average with those
given above.
Butte record., 1855-01-20

A MAJoRITY.-At the election in Ma
rysville on Saturday last, to decide
VIII ether the city should take Sl00,0OO
stock in the Citizeas' Navigation Com
Pany, 1899 voted in favor of the propo-
sition, and l3 against it.
Butte record., 1855-01-20

DANCING ScHooL.--A dancing school,
the first of a series, under the instruc-
ton of that accomplished dancing master
Mr.. A. Skinkle, Esq took place at the
Union House, last evening The young
folks can now learn how to shake the
heel and toe scientifically.
Butte record., 1855-01-20

RoBBERY-Some daring scoundrel
entered Butcher shop at Oroville a
few nights since, AMI removing pair OF
pants from under the head of sleep r,
extracted f. ON toe pockets $50, and a
valuable gold watch. He has not been
di.covered
Butte record., 1855-01-20

hE Why don't the proper authori-
ties see that the "dog ordinance" is en-
forced, Are we to have another ''dead
lie teri on our municipal statute books
IS. F. Journal
Never "By the Eternal." Have a
"d,ad" dog
Butte record., 1855-01-20

sa- The weather at this place. for
the past two weeks, has been excessively
gloomy-a fog having constantly envel-
oped this immediate section both night
and day-while few miles higher up
the sun shines forth in all its splendor.
Butte record., 1855-01-20

FoRBEsTowN.--The readers attention
is referred 10 the Advertisement of
Browns Hotel" in another portion of
our paper.
Butte record., 1855-01-20

EXPORTS OF Precious METALs.-Du-
ring the year the gold exported amoun-
ted to 1863, ,S2l So. The amount
of quicksilver exported amounted to
100000 pounds, valued at $3.50, 1913.
Butte record., 1855-01-20
Beg- We notice IN the legislative pr

Bg- We notice in the Legislative pro-
ceedings, that Mr. Lincoln has given no.
tice that he VIII introduce a bill for the
improvement OF the B.ckwourtA P ass
route, into California Notice has also
been given oil bill to build = road ON
Sacramento City to the eastern bounda-
Iy Of the State. With the Beckv0uTth
route, we arc somewhat familiar, and
believe that it could be made a good
wagon road at less expense than any
other route through the mountains The
expense of building a wagon road upon
this route has been estimated at from
$4,000 to $40, 1000, by those who pro-
fess to be familiar with that description
of work. We are pleased to see the
subject of a wagon road through the
mountains, brought the attention OF the
Legislature, although the probability is
that the bills will fail to become laws, at
the present time The agitation of the
subject, however, will not be without its
beneficial effects.
Butte record., 1855-01-20

"THE PLAINS AND CALIFORNIA" -
Geo. H. Campbell, Esq, is now cole ct
ing materials for, and w,li, in the course
of the summer of 1865, publish a Bo K,
designed to constitute complete guide
to the traveller ftom the Valley of he
Mississippi to the eastern line Of C4li-
fornia, setting forth the geographic al
features of the route, a true picture #
California as it exists, without unneees-
sary verbiage, &c. For the purpose Of
collecting information, he viii make the
journey of the plains, accompanied by 4
competent engineer and scenic artist.
4 re liable work of this kind would,
doubtless, meet with ready sale.
Butte record., 1855-01-20

MoRT4LITY IN SAN FRANCIsco.-The
total number of iuterments in the vari-
onS CEN teries of San Francisco dnring.
he We r, was ! 705
Butte record., 1855-01-20

EvERTs & Co Have placed us un-
'lar obligations for The delivery of papers
iuslLs the past week.
Butte record., 1855-01-20

A PurF That's "a love Of a bonnet,'
Butte record., 1855-01-20
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

As the great length of this document
prevented its appearance in cur columns,
we shall give our readers synopsis of
it, as we consider it an excellent State
paper.
The messaee presents the condition
of the State to the Legislature, in a
lucid manner, and recommends meas
ures which are deemed amply sufficient
to liquidate the present indebtedness of
the State. We published an exhibit of
the State indebtedness a few weeks
since.
1t recommends the extension of the
water front Of San Francisco, at points
where it may be done without injury to
The harbor, and thinks that such a
course viii create fund sufficient to re-
lieve the state from her Indebtedness.
The message maintains that the civil
fund, amounting to more than a m llion
Of collars, should be assumed by the
general government, and recomm9nda-
tons be made to Congress, in order to
secure this desired result.
In order to Il ssen the expenditures of
government, the following reforms are
recommended, by which annual saving
to the S ate will be effected OF $3.50 POO:
By Biennial sessions of the legi>la-
ture, $171 900 90
By reducing pay of members to
eight dollars per deim, and mi
leage one halt 10000 90
By limiting session to ninety days. 1920 90
BY reducing cost of transporta-
ton Of prisoners, from one dol
lar to soc per mile 10000 90
By reducing Governors salary
to six thousand dollars 1000 90
By reducing salary of supreme
Judges to Sc 900 1900 90
Butte record., 1855-01-20

SacramentO, Jan. NJ Z. NJ.
The Legislature went into JOINT con
vcntion this afternoon, and ballotted louI
times for U. S. Senator without making
a choice. The ballotings were as fol-
lows:
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-24

Havana Cigars.
INK ELECTRIC AND FLYAWAY-Norieg de
IL Londres
Noriega Londres in half and fifth boxes.
Flor de Cabanas, Reg de Londres
A. Rvas, Regaa Britannica.
A. Rivas, Reg. Britannica, (pressed.)
A. Rivas, Londres in half boxes.
A. Rivas, Londres (pressed) in tenth boxes
Principe de Gales, Londres in tenth boxes
Rio Hondo, Reg. de Londres.
Antiquedad Reg. de Londres.
Calmencita, Reg de Londres.
La Fiel Reg. de Loudres.
Libano, Reg britannica
lngenudad Reg de Londres. For sale by
is I'm JAMES PATRICK * co.
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-24
BLANKS.

EUST1ECS' BLANKS EXECUTIONS. WRITS OF
- Attachment, Summons Affidavit and Subpoena Blanks,
constantly on hand and for sale at the ARGUS OFFICE
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-24

RE CASES HAVANA CIGARS-Ex Challenge.
VDE Regala Britannica, La Flor, Andres Rivas.
Regalia de Londre Noriega.
Regaia de Londre La Paria.
Regalia de Londre, Montero
Regalia de Londre, Soy Fiel
Regalia de Londre, La Fiel.
Regalia de Londre Eulaa.
Regalia de Londre Baron.
Regalia Montoro.
Regalia, La Patua.
Regalia, La Mora.
Prensados (Calidad(, Andres Rivas
Londres Cn half boxes), Cabanas y Carbajal
Media Regalia, Cabanas Carbaal
Media Regalia, Esculasio
Londres, (in half boxes Noriega
Londres (n half boxes) Soy Fiel.
Media Regalia, Principe de Gales.
Regalia, Heraldo Flor.
Media Regaia Heraldo Flor
Londres Partagas Co.
Concha Eulaa. ..-.
Concha, Baron.
Concha Soy Fel.
Londres (pressed) Andreas Rivas.
Regaia, Inguendad.
Regaa, Ncotana.
Regaia, Sevlana.
Regaa, Orleans. For sale by
Is I'm JAMES PATRICK co.
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-24

NEAY FLOWER, FL Sacramento, E. T. Hudson, Lin
1Xl den and our Jewel Brands of Tobacco of Jones Il
Hudson's manufacture.
The 'May Flower is put up expressly for retail trade
~ plugs to the pound and is admitted by all who have
For sale by SAMUE II. PRITCHARD,
Up stairs, Sacramento and Battery SITS.
San Francisco.
Goods bought commission and forwarded to any part
of the mines. mar24nl9 I'm
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-24
LininnentS.
IIaSterS.

ERADENS and Sherman's Strengthening Plaaers, Poor
hc Mans ard other Plasters. NlcAlsters Ointment,
DAleys Pain Extractor, Perry Davis Pain Killer and other
articles to numerous to mention, at II w. ZELNER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-18

sest6t ofehsd q o2hSiswih3 The science of RDt
tomoSsy5 In LttclpgoeEtRs habits Of Insects and
IlHelttslslioas u t6eH plants which we wish to
ISaIlystsE The iadyiaaal WHO Should bysuc.
sestql observation o. experiment. discover q tem'
ely TT one Of these pesls, would richly merit not
only national reward, but be Untitled thse ever
lasting gratitude Of MANKIND. Nor Is Hlete
knosiedge d, The niture AMI aule Of such evils
to bsdespised, since etea Wien i flIls.t6 oyet.
come lleFn, twill al least warn Us otlat 4 anger
and teach ushow toaYol1 4. liz
But The disturbance Of lie order Of nature Of
which have been speaking, does moi STOP with
The insect world, BY increasing The production
Of certain seeds, and certain tribes Of insects, we
increase likewise particular Glasses Of birds and
olhet animals who find IN them theit nulElment,
II The fitnet then would ttace 10 their legitimate
Issues, The immediate consequences Of The sim.
plest and iudtsl processes Of Ills ait le must lie.
come OH otnithooglst, since without solus kHow.
edge Of this subject lie will never learn how 10 Sc.
cute himself from lie winged lesiops he eyokes,
W tf6H W WlbtlSWoW W9 ulllCc llVlH mo lVCSt w
shot, There Is petbaps no department Of OatNte
ino which agricultural processes do moi lnttolOce
more OF less modification OF disturbance, They
affect the atmosphere, the climate, Tho health Of
living beings tile streams and fountains Of water,
They nto related IN their ptoxImae nnd remote 10.
suits To political economy, 10 cOmMotce, 10 the
mechanic ats, 10 national prosperity and 10 tie
dearest interests Of society. Aud can rational
pers1n suppose thai matters so pregnant Of results,
and on which lIle comfpI aul tho very existence
Of mankind depend, ate 70 he catelessly committed
10 The charge Of an unintelllgent and incapable
clowni by no means Suoh an one may 10 for
a clolhoPper OF drudge, but, in tlIe view Of tea.
son, "Iie'll MT DO for a futmer.n
That variety however, in The vegetable prodOc.
tlonsUt inlute which We have nOliCell, will lead
me 10 take other and still more important views Of
agricultural education, which find myself obi.
ged ~ defer for another communication.
Youts, ,ye'y respectfully
Il, RICHARDSON.
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sl,GBO, 262 8, 6SO,63
sRor the 0rsEnino months Of lIs llnancuI year,
tFUr eight months,

StSapLAR ES+GerRsE,-A company Of Notwe.
gians are engaged al San francisco in collecting
cast OF booIs aml shoes, The manner Of con.
lncliug Tho business is as follows-AeeNls are
employed 10 lake into custody Ill discarded sub.
ects VI the genus boot, Tue physical condition
Of lie article is comparatively Of little eonsc.
quencc; neithtr is il considered important 10 tuke
into account its relations Of FL owslip, and the
sole receives no consideration, whatever may BE-
the Stale Of Its lopelessness.
The uexl operation consists IL cutting the thread
of lie boOI'seststcnce, which being accomplished,
and little greasiag The valuable remains are made
into packages to be shipped 10 Europe. Il is
stated That tho value Of bOot,ltgs gathered mud
prepared by this establishment huting The perpd
Of six mouths, amounts ia upwards Of $4,000. IN
many parts Of Europe, old boot Icgs may 10 readl.
" sold ut City Ceuts per pair.
How true il Is that one.half The world dose mol
know how The other holt lives,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-18
Agriculture, 60,

Il we eheettqlly give place 10 ihe communication
ofDERjShatdsot on besublect Of al nsticallu'
tal school. tT6ete will 10 sesetal letters on the
ls6tieet.} }rhete ATE few menin The Commonwealth
tstlgqlalltsj 10 do justice 10 tile subject, snl
ieB@bjscts are mote Sollty Of The pen. We
hope out teadets will teal and weigh well these
questions, and we commend The design especially
tot6e Agricultural Society, as valuable ndluIant
10 lie nobe aims We commend them 10 tie press
ottbe State, particularly lie Agricultural part OF
~ aud asute them that these letters will well re-.
PsylLcltteadsts, Give 10 The subject inll atten.
tlop, and we will all find that tile most important
bIan9b Of ihs fqtmet's eluQailontis yet, not only
516tispgbt Incur colleges but that in fact none
ofthep are qualified 10 give Tile re9ulted ins'tuc.
tioa lion thewani Of this department. twill
oplybs, when our COLLEGES can fully educate tile
lsyoObgfatmea Of The county in their protection,
thatwe can say Of our colleges that they can Int.
: patt,a ncelfdli hsltdclion 10 The young,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-18

pRlSrERs' TsouHLEs IS Nav 0aLgtSS.-T
lee brings us somewhat more detailed account
of The difficulties between tho Now otrans news
paper employers aud IIv hands, than thut fur.
pisIred by the Pcayunc. IT appeals in tie shape
Of MI address 10 Tho public fOm tho "AEsociated
Press" II states that eighteen months ago tie
Typographical Union Suddenly, and without one
word Of warning, raised the price Of composition
ftOm 10 cents per thousand ems 10 50, on incteass
Of % per cent, enlailing on every Office IN tEecily
an augmented expense Of from 80 to $50 week.
4'he depressed condition Of business having 10.
diced tie receipts Of The newspaper pstablsb'
nIerls, and the cost OF paper aud otlIrr mOicunis
having greatly increase the employers during lost
January addressed respectful lette: 10 The Typo.
graphical Union, asking tho members 10 reduce
the raes 10 tic former STANDARD, This The Union
refused to 10, aal the employers imported mum.
htt Of compositions from New York, 10 enable them
10 get along until The dispute could beSetllei. No
sooner did these men atlve than all The old hands
left. The Oddtcss says lhoI at Tie old rates my
composition Of moderate industry can catll hOm 20
10 s26 per week,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-18

a GoYEpSoR's IlorEL BlLh-Gosemor.G Gene.
raj Head, being invited Ly tic authorities 10 visit
Montreal, lodged with Madame ST. Julien, 10.
male hotel keeper, who hos had lie uudacity 10
charge lin $1,000 fot three days entertainment,
Tile corporation indignant al lie eSOtbaRce, re-.
fuses 10 pay, and Madame has, without duo respect
tOt The pOwets That 10, bought action for lilo
amount against his RScelleuOy. That gentleman
would gladly pay it, aud have lonO with tue suit
but he cannot settle without lrandlng The author
lilies, WhO ATE willing TO pay any reasonable
amount, The Montreal Courier relates, as on
apology for Madames eSOtlon, The STORY Of George
/, who was inotdioateIy deeced by publican in
al obscure Dutch village. Noremonstaucec could
induce The sharp Boniraco 10 ielenl, his sole an,
s@ot wcs, "All very well, Meinheer, bptwe don't
catch king every day in these parts"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-18

Tue NGw YoHx IELruops ASSyEssARrrs.-
On Fttdly evening thu anniversary meetings in
New York were brought to a close. As general
Thing they have not excited much interest, nor
beelI as fully attended as III former yeats l'ls
following Is table I HE receipts Of The fourteen
principal societies that have held meetings for lie
two years past, ltOm which ii will he seen that
there was a considerable falling OF ia tho past
vpat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-18

Tile t6teiligeneet OF yesterday Is violent against
The Anetical nominations for tile House Of Dele.
gates and In favor Of those who have DECLARED tley
Will oppose that Goddess, lousy set' nt whom
WIse speaks so cOntemptuousy because they
ale Americans, or cUurse We must rank that pa
Jhetia tile category Of Wises suphotiefs i can
10 no less than 90 for lin and al his otelgl NJ.
4 poihimehls and legislation. The people VIII
+ Observation-Disclosures whete 10 find that elect
j TiBtl 8 Gattite. .s.ss
Another lie, Wharton We w end tty 10 get
you 10 tell The truth, and you will moi. Now you
knew Nhsh'yoa wtote thai Article thai YOU were
fbbiug, You knew that The Inlellisencet had
supported and was supporting FIOutuoy, and yet
tosay &at you dol Fic, 6e, Wharton. Tell
lie ttuthit you can, You cannot hut US byly'
Ing, but you can AMI do hurt yOutself Now 10
quit just until Thursday Give your readers
blowing spell by quiHinS your own blowing and
fbbtbs f0r awhile What good does L do sou 10
lie OIL US soi Surely you can't peuse.your "sy'n.
puthisets bysucll course. They certainly pro.
let ap honorable Coutse, surely they DO Now,
once Sgai0, quit for spell At least Don't sau.
aetGs, and don't nsiepresent tile peoples ticket
fotiRs House Of Delegates 20 much 10 mode.
hI6 In your slandeis on them. The so,etetsas
won't stand Il, Wharton, Indeed they woNl,-
'Tyto 10 a better man, snd: more ChrlsIIanly in
your Conduct, and you moy improve.
ills teally Troublesome 10 US 10 have 10 wnleh
youtl tile time and read your sleei, just fOr HE
purpose Of correcting your daily msieptesenta.
tloRs. This Is unpleasant 10 US and our readers
and We would greatly prefer 10 have a good truth
telling paper TO get along with. we ptefer PtSc.
tcsto Profession, and itiou would Practice your
ptofesad thtues the community would b. much
The better, and you none The wotse,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-18

tlsRp 1'fass ~ ARsASs4s.-'rhey have deci.
dedygloomy times in Arkansas, The Little lICck
Gazette, of the 9Th ults says,
a'rhereis not, in Little Rock, barrel Of aollt,
buShel OF meal, OF pound OF coffee OF sugar lOr
sale. Flour would go OF readily hete at SIS pet
Lattel, and corn meal al SO buslel; sugar and
coffee would sell for any ptice. There Is lie
greatest scarcity Of every Article VI provisions OF
family grocelles. We do not know what our peO.
pie will DO"
The Arkansas liver, II appears, has nearly dried
up, and Tie Gazette urges tte Merchants to iit up
wagons and send out 10 the county aud 10 oIlet
towns tot supplies,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-18

Darn or tue Rgy. Ms, RoLtocx, The Phila.
delptia Sun Of Tuesday says. Tile 'rOv. David Il.
KSllSet, came 10 HE death III a singular manner,
on Saturday atletaJon, Of his residence in almond
sheet below Second, lie lad been suffering for
long time from cancetin The neckt on FridIy night
the cancer severed lie jugIat vein, and tho suf'
fttet slowly bIGl 10 death, perfectly conscious
aud resigned 10 lbs fale. Nt, KoIlook was fot many
Yeas distinguished member Of TIE Methodist
Episcopal Clutch, and al one period, President Of
the BOARD Of School Directors Of The old district
Of Southwark,
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ouolrs4 sr4apEpr.-A letter IN The ST. Louis
Republican, from Kansas, dated May OH, states
thai the citizens, frightened by The raysges Of the
cholera in the cities Of Kansas and West Pot,
sete leaving those paces as rapidly as possible,
and settling In The county and different Towns In
lie vicinity.