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Daughters should thoroughly acquaint
themselves with the business and cares OF
"A family. These are among the FIST OBJ
Jects OF a wOman's creation they ought
to be among the first branches of her Cd
ucstion. They should learn Mealness,
economy, industry and sobriety. These
will constitute their ornaments Nature
will appear in all her loyelness OF propor-
ton, OF beauty, and modesty, unaffected
gep,lencss of manner, will render them
amiab!e in the kitchen and diningroom,
and ornaments in the sittingroom, and
parlor. Everything, domestic or social,
depends on female character. AZ daugh-
ters and sisters, they decide the character
oil the family. AS wives, they emphali-
cally decide the character OF their hus.
bands and their condition also. II has
been not unmeaningly said, that the hus-
band may ask the wife whether be may
lie respected. lie cerlsiply must inquire
at the lar whether he may he prosper.
Gus and happy. As mothers they decide
the character Of their children. Nature
has constructed them the carly guardians
and instructors of their children, and
clothed them with sympathies suited to
this end.
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SALT TO DESTROY WORMS. &C,

In that excellent paper, the German
town Telegraph, we find some remarks on
the value of salt to destroy worms on Sc
getabIes. We copy what follows: A weak
brine, not exceeding the strength of sea
water, proves a remedy for the squash
destroyer" enc o. the insiduous and pers,
verlng, as well as voraciously destructive
enemies with which the gardener and
fruit grower is called to contend.
1t is also most ctFcc,ual preventative
Of opiides, or plant lice, verm!n wi,ich
prey upon the cabbage and ,urnip tribes.
In every instance OF tie application of
brine TO those vegetables that have fallen
under Our observation, its success has been
complete. No injury need be apprehend-
cd from liberal application, say one quart
toa plant, il the solution be of the strength
indicated.
All the cabbage tribe are liable to be
attacked and fatally injured 10y minute
maggots, resembling very nearly, the mag
gots in cheese, and which are doubtless
the Iarvs OF some fly. There is another
enemy, also, by which they arc freQuent
ly infested-a small grub, similar, in ma.
NY respects, 70 those found in corn and
potato bills, and which not unfrcquently
prove very destructive. Salt water applied
10 the bills will have tendency to arrest
their depredstions,and ifthe application be
repeated frequently, say once in two OF
three days. il win efectualIy destroy or
drive them off.
The water, however, should not be al
lowed TO come in contact with the foliage,
in this instance, but should be applied to
the soil Immediately around the stalks,
but without coming in actual contact with
them. To destroy the first named insects,
il may be applied in a state sufficiently
dilute to admit Of a perfect ablurion Of
every part Of the foliage DO. MS We said
before, care must he taken not 10 make it
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JniGrtllallrulls.
RISING IN THE WORLD.

1t Is not uncommon for young men to
complain that there is no longer anv
chance OF poor clerk rising in the world.
The power of capital, they say, is so great
that success is impossible without it. Un.
less one had money, they add, it is useless
10 expect ever to get into business. And
under the Influence of this gloomy opinion
many become careless, indoent and thrift.
less, and seem to ordinary observers to
verify, by their i'll fortune, their d:shcar-
tening belief.
But experience continually con,radcts
tue notion that poor young man cannot
rise. II we look over ,he list of rich tneu
in Philadelphia, we find that nearly all of
them began life with little or nothing
Girarl was poor boy. The late Mr..
kidway came to this country n lad, al
most pennIess. What is true of Phila.
deIphia is true also of New York and Bos-
ton. Astor began with nothing. Abbott
Lawrence had only a pain Of stout hands,
a willing heart and good character for
his original capital. 10 any person fi,mil.
lar with the millionaries of tho United
States, score of similar examples will oc.
| cur.
On the other hand the sons of rich men
who began life with the capital which so
many poor young men covct, frequently
Gle beggars. 1t would probably not be
going too far TO say that large majority
OF such monicd individuals either fail out.
right, or gradually cat up The capitalwith
which they commenced their career. And
the reason is plain. Brought up in cxpcn.
sive habits, they spend entirely too much
Educated with high notions of personal
importance, they will not, as they phrazc
IT, 'stoop TO hard work. Is it astonishing
therefore, that they are passed in the race
OF life 10y Others with less capital original
~, but more energy, thrift and industry
For these virtues, after all, are worth more
than money. They make money in fact.
Nay, after it is made, they enalle the
posscssor to keep it, which most rich men
pronounce to be more difficult than the
making.
The young man who lcgins life with
resolution always to lay by part of his in
come, IS sure, even without extraordinary
ability, gradually, TO acquire suilicicncv,
especially rs habits Of economy, Which the
reSoiuSion renders necessary will make
that competence for him which would be
insufficient for a more extravagant person.
y Is really what we save. even more than
what We make, which leads us TO fortune.
lie who enlarges his expenses rs fast rs
ms earnings increase; must always be poor
no matter what is his abilities. And con-
tent may be had on comparatively little.
1t is not in luxurious living that men find
real hapriness.-PhjiadelPAia Lcdgcr.
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Benson Blake esq, informed us yester-
day that fire bursted out of the centre of
a pile of cotton seed that lay by the side
ofhs gin house, on his plantation on the
iazoo river, a few days since. The cot
ton seed had been exposed TO the wealth
-er all winter, and he had commenced
hauling it away, when the fire br5ke out
in the pile. After it was extinguished, on
examination it was found charred to a
considerable depth, and bore the appear
ance ofhaving been smothered in for some
nme. Mr. Blake assures us there can be
no doubt OF the fire originating from the
heat OF The seed. No doubt this is the
cause of many gins burning down; and we
would advise all who have piles of cotton
seed lying about their gins to haul it out
forthwith Vicksburg Whig, 26M ult.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!
NOW IS THE TINE.
CAPITAL $1,000.
503l prizes amounting to 100000.
Tickets, $40 Halves, S5 Quarters, $3.50
Prizes payable without deduction.

Persons sending money by mail need not
fear its being lost Orders punctually at.
tended to. COMMUNICATIONS confdcntial.-
Bank Notes OF sound Banks taken ut par.
Those wishing particular numbers should
order immediately. Drawings sen. to all
ordering Tickets. The 5000 Prizes of SIS
are determined by the drawing of the capi.
tai of $500; # the number that draws the
capital is "n even number, those Tickets end.
ing with 0, =. 1, 6 and 8. are entitled to SS:
II mn odd humber those Tickets ending with
!, 3. D, Z, 9, are entitled TO SO.
Address, JAS T. WINTER, Manager,
ll9'3tI Macon, Ga.
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Selrrt. 1}nrhty.
NATIONAL ANTHEM.
by GEORGE P. MORRIS.

Freedom spreads her downy wings
Over all oreated things;
Glory to the King of kings,
Bend low to Him the knee
Bring the heart before His tlironc---
Worship Him and Him alone!--
He's the only King we own
And he has made us free!
The holiesi land smiliug son
Fer shed his genial rays upon,
Is that which gave Washington
: A dropping world to chceri
Sound the clarion-pcals of fame
Sc who bear Columbia's name -
With existence freedom came
It is mans birthright here!
Heirs of an immortal sire,
Let his deeds yonr hearts inspire;
Weave the strain aud make the Tyre
Where your proud altars stand!
Hail with pride and hcart-hurrhs,
Streaming from thousand spars,
Freedoms rs,inbow.iag OF starS-
The symbol of our land!
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SUNNY RtnllllJ.
THE SABBATH.

Sweet day OF rest The morning sun
rises over hushed and quiet world !; pas
sion's impulses are chained; thoughts and
longngs OF business racked minds have
relaxed their intensity, and the hand OF
industry h nth ceased 10 WELD the nipple.
ment of labor. The wayward child oi
fashion awakcs to thought and reflection
while from the retrospect comes the mem
ory Of early lessons, gentle teachings and
holy COUNCILS which were given by loved
lips, perhaps long since clothed in eternal
silence, TO We faithful guides in future
years; but which we're forgotten and dc
serted in the pursuit Of seeming pleasures
which rise with exposed skeleton hand,
stretched out disturbing the mind with
phantoms that glare hours of agony at
times and will not vanish. The peaceful
home, the simple song, the smiling chil.
dren, the guiltless sport-joys which once
formed paradise--thot paradise, like the
first, deserted, swells out before them as
am ,ckey Of the pre- ent We an dis
content; while tears and tremblings follow
tue threatenings hprobe the memory
with ruthless hand.
The yotaries, Of ambition, who have
been hurried on by thousand novelties,
occupied with chasing shades which elude
instantly their grasp, dazzled by the pros
pcct of ever entreatng with happiness to
her haunts of beauty and pure wisdom,
which shine with undying brightness over
mind contented with, and thankful for
that which Divine Creator bias allotted
him, find in reflection no soothing to the
heart, no balm to the troubled conscience.
Thoughts are to them ever like the threat.
ening thunder-eloud, pregnant with des-
tfuct;on and avengins wratlI-tlie tenn
Iest which envelops them in gloom and
dashcs from their vision that pure sky, the
sky Of faith, which we must ever behold
or despond.
But there are others, to whom memory
is Il beautiful, Calm iiTmauient oi stars,
twiukling hope and thought, like the Clio
rious ray OF moonlight dsucing over the
expanse of waters, on which the bark OF
life gently rides. TO them, the holy day
of rest aud thought comes ss a glad mes.
Genger, with sweet, seraphic inspirations,
for it approaches ike an universal friend
delivering caprives from the land Of bon
dage, striking of the chains in which the
spirit is bound, and fud their struggles
noble 'rer aud more advarced in the
paths =. cli lead to eternalpeace. With
them tile images, which thought sketches
upon the canvass Of memory, are bright
promises, which cause the heart to throb
with happiness. TO them the deeds Of a
we'll spent life come back, giving the haes
ofhopc to the future, and forming the
outlines of holy promises which are given
TO them who obey the laws Of God. This
is the pure life OF contentment and bope,
sure and safe amid worldly temptations,
for the riches Of faith allure them onward
towards the heaven Of purity Spirit Of
TIE 1ge.
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TOO strong, or it will destroy the plant
Every cook knows, or ought to know, that
the washing of cabbage, lettuce, spinach,
DC, in salt water before cooking for the
table, is sure to expel every species of in.
sect which SO frequently seeks habitation
or q shelter in these vegetables.
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Scre Legs, Sore Breasts,
Wounds g. Ulcers.

Some of the mos: scientific surgeons row
solely rely upon the use OF this wondcrf, Al
Ointment, when having 10 cope with the
worst cases of sores, wounds, ulcers, plaudu
lar swcilingS, aud iumors. Professor lIol-
Ioway has, 10y command of Ike Allied Gov
erumcnts, dispatched to the hospitals of the
East, large shipments of this ointment, 10 be
used under the direction oI the Medical Stan
IN The worst cases of wounds II will cure
any ulcer, glanduar swelling. stiCn,ss or
contraction OF the joints, even of 20 years
stnnainr
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Landlord said an exquisite, can
you enable me TO realize from your Gull.
nary stores the pleasure Of few dulect
.muYphics, rendered ihnoxious by'igneors
martyrdomp The dandy asked for baked
potatoes
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A friend inquhes for "Ilymencal In.
structor." The best we know of is a
young widow. What she don't know.
there's no use in learning.
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A lady Of fashion stepped into shop
not long since, and asked the keeper II he
hadn't any matrimonial baskets, she being
too polite TO say cradles.
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~ tHe complete Cure of Caughs'
SSo!us. lnfusn2o.. sthma Bronchitis
Sp.t.lhe OF Biooc, and all other lung
eomp!ai tending TO coasumptf0a.
I'l,is preparation is getting iuto use nj
over oar Cnnntry. The humorous letter.
We receive from our various agents. in,or-
mlAg ns ofcurscs effected in their immediate
neighborhoods. warrant MS in saying il is on.
-ot ihe BEST IT no the reFy hest Comgh Mcd:-
e'ne now before the public. II almost iara-
r"''y retieees and Hot tlnfrsqac,.Hy cares thc'
rTy Wnra case. Whrn IN other Con-l,
proportions have filed, this his relieved
ihc patient, as Druggists. dealers i'm
Medicines, and Physicians can testify.
Ask the Agentin.yoar nearest town. wbat
has been his experience ef the effects of ihi.
mrdielne. II he has been selling il for any
cn2tli Of i'nIc he viii Tell YOU.
1T Is TIE BEST MEDICINE EYTtS1.
Below We give n few eXta,ts fran letters
We have received lately regarding the yir.
tues of .ais medicine
Dr.SOs.in of Knoxville, Gi., says:-Ihays
DceR using urLirerpOrt and Tar reryerfen-
Ntefym my practice for tiree years pasi, and, II
IS run pteasureI stoiemy beliefin rTs sprsRI-
oiifry OVER ALI OTHER ARTICLES ,ctfh rhicb
i ota acquaintedJo Jor ichich IL is recomaeadedI'
Messrs. Fitzgerald g. Benners. writing
from Waynesyiilc, NC. says" The Lirer.
rort and Tar IS becoming daily more popu.
lar IA his Country, AND WE THINK JusfLy
SO; Az nhotqre fried il speak In commen
dacte terms efn, rery beneficial in alieriatisg
he complained for Wgich Il Is recoaime.lei. :,
Our Agent in pickcns District y q. MIR.
,. X. Sicfali, assures Us ..that he .es il Nth
great benefit in his own family, and recon-
mends II 10 his neighbors.T lie gives an
instance of Negro woman, 10 his vicinity
who had been suffering with disease of the
Lungs for years, attended with severe cough
who was relioycdby the Iyerworih and Tar
Such are the good reports we hear OF
.his Medicine from all parts of the Sosta-
FOR a report OF the surprising cures 1t has
performed in the Western aDd Norlen and
Eastern States, we would invite the suffering
patient 10 rend the pamphlet which accom-.
panies each bottle. To all We say rare Hope
hare Tpei
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Erysipelas, Salt Rheunn
g. SCorbutic Humors.

No remedy has ever done so much for the
cure "! diseases of the Skin, what whatever
form They may assume, us this Ointment
No case of Salt Rhcum, Scurvy, Sore Heads,
ScrofuIa, or Erysipcas, can long withstand
its influence. The inventor has travelled
over many parts of the globe, visiting The
principal hospitals, dispensing this Ointment,
giving advice rs TO its application, and has
thus been the means Of restoring countless
l., L.,i,l
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An afflicted husband was returning
from the tuheral Of his wife, when friend
asked him how he was. "Wcll,n said
he, pathe,ically, g think feel better for
that little walk.
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Piles and FisfuIas.

These and other similar distressing com.
plants can be cflcctua lly cured il the Dit.
ment be well rubbed in over the parts affect
cd, and by otherwise following the printed
directions around each pot.
Both the Ointment and Pills should bc
used in the following eases.
bunions, Sore Legs,
Chilblams, Sore TMoats,
Hout SpiUiuS,
LumbaSo. Scalls,
rheumatism, Ulcers,
salt kheuu, Venerable Sores,
- SOLD AT THE MAMUFACrORIrs or rroC
HOLLOWAY, so Maiden Lane, New York
and 24i, STRAND, London, and by all res.
pcctlblc Druggists and Dealers of MvGi.
eincs throughout the United States, and the
u 'i'iiized orld, in Pots and Boxes, at 20 els.
62l cents, and 81 90 each.
B-Dircclions for the GUIDANCE OF pa.
'tcrts in every disorder arc affixed TO each
Pot.
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TRY THE MEDIcINEil
ISc xvsarncd in season.


And ncgIecs not that cough which is daily
wcakeeing youf,onstiiuiion, Irritating Your
throat and lpugs, and inyi;ing on that dread
disease, Consumption. wien so soothing and
Healing remedy can be obtained ~ DIR.
Rogers Syrup OF Ligetwort and Tar.
Bescare VI CoUitcrje jeis and Base Is,itatiOns:
The geuuinc article Is signed ASDREw
RosgRs, on tsse engraved wrapper around
Zach boslie. s,
PrirefSi per boiae, or six bottles for Sa
Sold Wholesale and rcttil BY SCovIL g.
MEAD.
III cbartfes ST. bet Cor Ind 81. Luis,
NJ. - q
Sole AcsSTs FoR THF SourHgRs STATES
80 whom all orders and applications for
Agencies must be addressed.
SoLp Also .ny
y MAeILL ~ Harm. Lancaster Gil.
WtscIlEsrEg, Sfirr & Co. Munro.
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THE
Il AN CASTER LED GE r
w. NJ. CONN NORS,
EDITOR AND PROpRJETOp
is PUBLISHED WEEKLY. ny

~h y " ~ ~ " Ie -
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
AT Two Dollars per annum, IN ADVANCE
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, ifpaid within
SIN months; and Three Dollars, if not paid
until the end of the subscription year.
s1 Subscriptions, when paid within three
m"nihS after receiving the first number, will
be considered in advance.
.S No paper sent out of thc State, un.
less The money accompanies the order, ex-
ccri 10 known responsible name.
Any person sending us five subscribers
ana Ten Dollars, (arcompanied by the CAsu,)
VIII be entitled To one copy gratis.
~ No paper discontinued, until all ar.
Tc"fagrS are paid, unless ut our option.
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Medical Advertisements
DR.. M cLAN ELS
CELEBRATED
Y p r nj [ T U G. E
LIVER PHEIES.
Two orths hest Preparations orth.Ar.,

They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERM1FUcE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure of LIVER COM
PLANT, all BILIoUs DE-
RANGEMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DIR. c. McLanc's Celc-
bratcd VERMIruGE and
LIVER Pills, prepared by
Slsm'"9 &,es.
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, are
worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BROS,
60 WooD Sr., PfTTsnuRoH, PA.
Sole Proprietora.
Scoyil e. Mead, No III, Charters Street
New Orleans, Gonerai Wholesale Agents for
The Southern States, 70 whom all orders
must be addressed 80
Sold by MAGiIL g. HEATH, Lancas.
teri Rccdy g. Wylic. Chester; 1T. Work
nmn, Camden a. MalIoy, Cheraw; Win.
chester g. Siiti, Monroe, N. G. sro
April 80, 1856. lily.
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Faith lightsus through the dark to deity;
Whilst, without sight, We witness that she
shows
More God than 10 his works our eyes can
see,. So
Though none, but by those works, the
Godheod knows
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A MARVELLOUS REMEDY!!
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGE!
IJultuluall' Oint1lltnt.
TIE GRAND EXTER-
NAL REMEDY.

by VIC aid ola microscope we see mil
lions of little openings on the surface of
our bodies. Through these this Ointment,
when rubbed on the skin, is carried TO any
organ or inward part Diseases of The Kid
neys. disorders of the Liver affections of
the heart, inflammation of the Lungs, Asth-
mas, Coughs and Colds, are by its means ef-
frctually cured. Every housewife knows
that salt passes freely through bone or meat
Of "ny thickness. This healing ointment
far more readily pcnctratcs through any bone
or flcshy part of the living body, curing Il c
most dangerous inward complaints, thu.
cunnot he reached hv nthpr mems
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business cards OF hvc lines or less, inclnd-
lng the paper, Six Dollars per annnm.
Announcing Candidates for Office, Five
DO.'prS. 80
Advertisers are requested to mark the
number Of insertions desired on each aiycr.
i'aemcnt, or they will be inserted until for
bid, and charged accordingly.
80. All transient advertisements must
bc paid for in advance.
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Lotteries.
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
5,o3l PRIZES! 10000 DOLLARS!
10000 NUMBERS ONLY
GRAND SPECULATION!
FOR A SMALL INVESTMENTS!

IMPROVEMENT on TIE APPROVED
HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
LOTTER II Y.

This Lottery is drawn on The Plan ofthc
Royal Lottery OF Havana of Single Mum
bers this has only 10000 Numbers and the
Havana Lottery $4,000 Numbcrs-the llav.
ana 2i9 PtiZcs-this S,03l Prizes.
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SssGs,s,A St y - = = -
6 sssSss IlVE:Rys!yo7!asI E;l',.s E ,iIAR,
fzzzfSse--> = =, -. s:S 49,

For the Complete Cure of Caughs'
Colds. Influenza. tsthma Bronchitis
spittlng OF Blood, aud ali other luny
complai tendIngt TO oonsumptt0I =
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indignation 1ls; s|.E At salsA I.r.

Pcnuant to public notice previously
given, the citizens Of this usually quiet VIZ
age and vicinity assembled on Thursday
evening, June 9Th, In the FREQ WIN Baptist
Church, (which was filed to overAowing)
for the purpose Of expressing their indigna-
ton at the recent outngs ut Washington
and Kansas.
james Z. Page, Esq., was called to the
chair, and ]. E. Hobbs, Esq., was appointed
Secretary. Mr.. page upon taking tho
chair made . few appropriate and stirring
remarks npon tho recent occurrences which
had called them together. Hc then re-
quested tho Rev. Mr.. Stevens to open the
meeting with prayer, who afterward briefly
addressed the audience.
Eloquent addresses were then made BY
w. @. Hamlln, Esq, of Dover, formerly Of
this State, and Z. w. Jackson Of New
Market, which were received with great
applause. At the close of these addresses,
appropriate resolutions, were offered and
unanimously adopted. @5e
The meeting then adjourned after giving
three tremendous cheers for Charles Sum.
ncr.-Norfh B1rciek, June 6th.
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Congressional.


Two important movements have been in
PRODUCED into the United States Senate tho
present week in reference 10 the unhappy
state Of Affairs In Kansas. On Monday,
Mr.. Trumbull Of Illinois brought In his
promised bill for restoring order and peace
10 Kansas, by bringing It under tho terrific.
rial government Of Nebraska. After debate
concerning The merits Of the Nebraska bill,
Mr.. Trumbull's bill was referred to tho
Committee on Territories.
! On Tuesday Mr.. Crittenden Of Ky, In
troduced resolution requesting tho Pres
ident TO send Gen. Scott'to Kansas TO take
command of the troops stationed there, In
the hope that his acknowledged prudence,
sagacity and justice would DO successful In
restoring peacc and quletnes. At the re-
quest Of Mr.. Mason o. Virginia, the rcsolu.
ton was laid over until Wednesday.