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AFFAIRS IN KANSAS.
Special Corresponilencc Of tho Herald.

LAWRENCE, X. T., Jan. Q, 1856.
The 7ro Free State Tocs- Kansas Scrp-Skeh1 Of Lane
and Robinson-O6ic1s' Coxwisions and Soldiers Dis
charges from the Kansas Propo0andism Through
oat Me Union, de-, dc.
We are about to say . long farewell to Kansas-we
get tie news-we have succeededwe have seen
the political lions of Kansas--we have heard them growl
expected to have fight, but did not "a house
divided against itself shall stand" saith the Scrip.
tures, sna viii it be, fancy, with the free State
party they already fighting tor the "lesves and
fshes of Office. The free State party ticket has been
followed by another-the antabolion free State ticket
and this latter ticket of which the following is copy
will, we fancy be elected II free Statesu should
be Obliged to lower her uprghtness to fusion with
s moderate pro-savery.o Here the two tickets,
pick and choose for yourselves, gentlemen voter-we
shall co no,hing to influence your lkiugs:-
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEcRApus.

Interesting from Washington.
SINGULAR MOVE OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sc.
NATE PRINTING, ETC.
WASHINGTON, JAM 20, 1855.
To.day's Union contains leader advocating Mr. Faulk
ner's resolution namely "That each member shall
sign his present commission and go home and that Con-
gress be convened again in May" This Is Indicative
understand it has the approval of the President and is
conclusive, that the ADMINISTRATION not derous Of
organization.
There s to be of Senator's tomorrow, to settle
the question Of the Senate printing Everything that
could be Gone for the Unicn editors has been DONE II
they succeed in caucus the election viii or to-
morrow; il not, it win be postponed again. --.r'
The Pennsy vania members yesterday received letters
from the free soil and American portion Of the Pennsy
vania legislature who lately held meeting in Harris
burg highly approving their in supporting Banks
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Office. Ticket. Ticket
Governor W. G. Roberts. Charles Robinson.
Lieut.. Governor. N. j. Parrott W. J. Robarts.
Secretary ot State. G. X. Holiday. 7. g. Schuyler.
Auditor ...........W Il. GriRta. J. A. Cutler.
Treasurer. E. c. X. t;arvey. J. A. Wakefield.
ATTORNEY General. H. Miles Moore.
Judges Sup. Court. Geo. w. Smith, s. Latte,
s. W. Johnson, W. Convey,
]. A. Wakefield Morris Hunt
Rep Sup. Court. IS. B. Mckenzie. - Thurston.
Clerk sup Court. S. B. Floyd. S. B. Floyd.
State Printer .....R r. g. Elliott.
Rep. to Congress-. N. W. Delahay. N. W. Delahay.
Kansas scrip ID peculiar curren:y, whose market
value is almost difficult to quote that Of Bca-
ziian ilIea." It was the child of many discussions
but finally brought forth BY the Territorial Executive
Committee and afterwards chrisened BY the Free State
Constitutional Committee, by that body's authorizing
the Issue Of said scrip to the amount of 00o This
pays the expenses of those who suck pap
Or in other words makes the political free State Kansas
Co. 1t not however, to be COMPOUNDED with the
scrip which is learn issued by the Territorial
Executive Committee their responsibility This
last issue furnishes the snews Of war; digs enreDch-
ments buys Iines and for aught we know to the
trary, fires them of to boot The free State that is to
has, however, another strog to its bow in the shape
expectation to get their documents cashed by Uncle
Sam, through the influence of Governor Shannon. As
specimen Of this precous paper' may be interesting
to your Wall street and other financial operators we
will append the following sample of simon Pure Kan
scrip, promising, however, that would not give
six and quarter cents for a cartload of it,
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SIR on The 18th inst Capt. Eras'1t. \. Nrn a f,
the a. tgisef, crew ist soa u H. re.t vcssS aA
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BRorwsH-BofsFoRD --Up u"nesy, Oct 20 by tie Rev.
Mr. Striker, WILLIAM y BRot 10 Miss SAsAR BEDFORD
al OF this city.
JoSEs-llEn Ar lon "Wednesday, Oct. ID, by the Rev.
Mr.. NcAister, Mr.. WILLIAM IA Josn 70 Mss LUCINDA
HEyIAR, both OF this city.
StBERRR-JoHASNsEs -oD Tuesday, Oct II, by the
Rev. 4. Il. NJ held, Mr. LyosH<gp SCRERIR OF Bay sria
10 Grs PalHA JoHArSsss al husteD, both from the
&c, man opcfa troupe at NiDos
CARROLL IssCn-On urcay. oct rs, by the Right
Rev father MeCarty, HossS t<SEet formerly OF LOuE-
ana 10 Miss BARCxRRr Lyon OF city both natives Of
the county Carao. Ireland
UAIGrT-Nl Xsos = DD kopaaV, Dcf. 70. by The Rev.
Mr.. Hcgarib, ROBERT HAlGrT Cuba y, 10 CaRoryn,
dapghtr OF Dr. stephen Ma .sOr
DosAr Dsoc--LAvEky --on EnglNnsy, Oct. 10, by The
Rev John Thomson u. n has eAsGsRsT DONALDSON, Of
easeoW Scotland 10 S,MrtL latsA1 81 Antrim Ireland
Glasgow and Antrim pap llvasc copy
IotNG-sAl1B In hro'si.u - aouday evening, Oct
20 at The ideBce Of The scs scis by tue Rev. kr
CT bert, Mr. WILLIAM YotS,. 81 MS cty, 10 Misc Mar.
CAN'T SMITH OF Brooklyn
DAY-JonNscS In Brookl oct u. 1T the residence
OF the bride S !ather, by the Rev RID Hon. T. G.
Day. OF Ohio TO Miss MAJ, youngest daughter Of Jere
niah johnson.
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crss was returned . elected Govssn BY ousageousy
suduIens practoes and thai he was sus'ainsd by The
hture grown Of the infsmy OF thu transactions en-
posed the frauds which noS reported on n abso-
bas been well ascerAined that for time previous
10 the election In this Ststc clerks In he Philadelphia
Cu,so% ouss were eA'eiysly engaged IN making iaiss
TO cover up their tracks 30 ~ 10 prevent legal proof
such :. alone seems necessary " satisfy the Ledger rs-
II 10 the accumulation Of such wrongs and outrsges
these that leads TO popular such that at
San Fran cisco The election committed here
great A. those which compelled the honest Fran
cscans TO form thems Ives into vigilance com muee for
We prevention Of their recurrence and the punshment
OF the offenders The Lsgr decried the Vigilance Com
mittee, end attempts 10 sustain exactly such wrongs
Is made the Vigilance COMMITTEES an absolute necessity in
San EaIcco. Such course on the part OF An innuen-
tal journal 10 Of the features on tbese wicked
transactions. Another equally bad, Is ~ see many IN.
teeent upright who hitherto been tod,
sustaining the perpetrators OF these cmes by their mo-
pey well as their votes.
It's worthy o. remark. that the emo NOUS increase OF
in this city those very precincts whore the
spirit Of the law ban already BEEN yioat. BY the demo-
in their refusal to allow their opponents any share
OF the officers OF the eea ton was here that they hat
things their way and tho frauds could 20 committed
with IMMUNITY.
lions which may pass verities among those who
not take the trouble think and investigate for them
selves But IL makes assertion when join issue
with IT, declares that the me- increase 81 votes Is
shown throughout tho State aad ia counties much
gre alter ncI Than Philadelphia We defy them to
prove that TINS the case, by making comparison with
any full that bias years They
may prove b, comparison with tho very small for
Car al Commissioner last yesr nut let them take the
vote for President, in 1852, or for Governor, 10
1864, and defy them 10 provo that there now, in
any county OF The State those elections
Of so much as twenty i've per cent Toe enormois in
crease In Philadelphia has no parallel IN an part OF the
State
is auenab'o to Journal of tuch vast circua-
ton AZ Inc Ledger enoeayorUg IN persuade people
that they cannot he deceived in matters of that
the ball box Indispensable by rokues that they
never have heep, ana be cheated a the p,ls
II 10 aueniable such inuen oloy ed ia the
eng uIpgement Of sceupdreis 70 received fraudulent
prac ices, and embodeniDg them to undertake 10 Nove
Der schemes similar 10 ibose that been
IN October. How much honorable would Il be 10
excite the people to continued unceasng vigilance to
keep their euspicio the alert that there
nigh be at blind feeaee ~hich the roxues
chief reliance whethe he be ben, murder, robbery,
coun,erfetDg, or cheating at the POLLS.
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luton was adopted recommending the directors 70 divide
the surplus earnings Of the company or before the LIST
April NEXT The amount stated Al thirty per cent
the capital stock IL announced snas after psyiag
semi annual dividend due this day. there exists
hrge SURPLUS which with be applied towards the reduc
ton OF the compauy's Indebtedness.
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CITY COM nERCIAL REPoar.

and St Iouis. 20
Haxal and Galepos. .............- .......... rs
Among the sales we're about 40 500 bbis Canadian ana
about 200 bbls. o Southern brands AT the above prices
Rye hour was steady, white meat was quiet az old
prices; Wheat-3hy market again heavy and low
The sales embraced about 20 900 40 600 bushels,
including Western red fair prime cAoce at 81 AZ 81
- u S. ana Western aud Canadian white at ~ "a ~ g.
II % u 20 and lot choice Canadian at 81 10 Corn
was IN fair demand but closed trite The sales
braced about $1,000 fn,ND bushels Of sound Western
at6Ic ao1tac hyeThe sales embraced about 900 a 5000
bushels part for export &c harley was urn with sales
Of 2lQ0 bushels and ro~ed at 81 30 Oats
i. at lie 45c Tor state and NJ Acc iIc for West
CorrrE-sales 200 bags Rio were made IKE The
SPIRIT prices quite salts The prices realized
ranged fl ON $50 TO ll55c
CoTToS.-1he market was regular, and prices rather
heavy. The sales embraced about go 900 bales
FREICHIstae did not materially from the previous
days quotations, 10 Liverpool about 81 900 60 shes
u grain in bulk and bags were engaged at SID d and
bbs Hour Is and 900 bales OF at 532s To London
$50 tons oil cake at 2ss CO with grain, bags,
at l0d lolad ard Mt the close lid asked add
ois Of -four 60 So To Glasgow 1000 bbls -four
engaged at Is l0isd. aud grain at I'd. llsd Rates
Havre &c Tor and Zoe Tor Hour and
&c for cotton TO Bremen 500 bbs rosn and 800 bbls -four
2s 3D.. and $50 bundles shouks at3s.
PRovrross-Pork-1he market active Nc the opening
OF Chsnge 41 bbs of sold S2 Is 81 30 and
Loco bhls do sold OF III. close check at 81 50
Prime sold In n limited SO Beef was steady with
sales of aoa 800 bbis Including country prime 81
and do az - 80 - 90 and repacked at ~ Sill
and do Sll 80 81 30 Cut in moderate
prices unchanged Lard steady Is4c 49, fc With
ssles OF $50 200 bbls Butter and cheese steady with
a fair amount Of sales
suGAEs again very active and closed at about per
from 600 $500 hogsbeads hcudDg 100 2N hogs
heads Porto Rico AZ sac 0 and the remainder consisted
with lots Of prime ana handsome qualities reported at
9lsc. gac.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FINE ARTS.
4 MBRoTYPEs
BRADYiS GALLERY.
Thereare valid rea

Bh<NDi = oALisrhl.
There are valid rea-
sons W hy the Ambrotype
sbou Id be preferred by
those re quiring an inmedi-
ate and In expensive Picture.
First They possess the merit
Of beng lmperishable Sc.
cond. They are taken ia
al ia slant relieving the
eye from the sx.
presginnbf vacui-
cy some times wit
messed In other pic
,ares Third, they
are eNguisilely deli
cate In delineation and
tone. The substance upon
which they are taken IL polish.
ed plate III ass, and the sur
face thus presented T. the
amos pierre ~ not sus.
oeptible OF influence from
u. The glass being
BRADy's GALLERY.
transparent, the sirglc picture
In ransf'rmable into two. Civ.
ing different views 81 the face,
and each perfect One view
may be oolored. leaving the
eiher an exquisite helzotint,
presenting the novelty Of
two distinct portraits Ina
y
=. The Ambrotype has
sup piled a deside-
r.tnrn In the pro
dnction OF por~
traits Of inian's.
Gre nj diniculties form.
erly aten ded Tits branch OF
The art Tho rapid action OF the
piats pie ture dchss rest.
leAsneas, md portrHys the In
FAINT and the adult with
I'm form certainty,
Lnge Eroups are also
taken with Tie ut
BRADY's GALLERY.
most celebrity.
To travellers and those
whose time islimitsd. the
advantage OF this electric ra-
pidltv 10 mani fest. Ten min.
uics is suffice ni 10 complete
perfect picture. The facts 81 the
kmhrotype may be classified thus:
" rossersrs m re qualities pecu-
lisr 10 itself; u isfpadcmorequ1ck.
~, certainly, and cheaper than
any other picture; two pr.
traits are obtained NJ lcss than
the usual priceofone,
BRADY alone
has devoted success.
full atten ton 10 its devel-
opener nj his Galleries,
nos NO A go Broad
way. superb col
lee ton 10 exhib.
tied. Everybody
20 see them.
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Photogrsphs, Ambretypes, DsgueETeotypes,
Ac plain colored prices hom Afty cents nclndng
~ large ME case taken daily BY WALL 90 US Bro a.
structon ftyen and receipts this new invention
&c be had at the same place. See the advertisement In thus
per.
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10000 Cures have been N

The Catarrh Doctor, c. Howard Marshall,
Hours ~ 10 PIP. NJ. Consultation free. Cure certain.
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Splendid Millinery by the PersIa.-The

Portable Dresslng Cases-At A. u j. Saun-
pERs', No. Aston House and 3s7 Broadway.
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10 and % Cents for Portraits OF the Cands-
dates and the people, at HOLMES gallery, 2s9 Broadway
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Sore Throat Those afflicted with coughs,
hoarss irritation and OF the throat viii find
nothing so encacious throa. remedy BROWNS
Bronchial Iroches. Sold by all druggists
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10000 Cures have been made this Month,
If dinrrh9a choc Group chronic rheumatism &c by Dr.
TOBlAs celebrated Venetian linament Warrsnted 70
the money returned Price 25c and soc Depot S. Cor
andt sold BY all the druggss throughout the United
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Rich Shell Dress C0mhs.-Newest Styles at
A. j. SAUNDERS, 3a Broadway.
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second fall opening wILDES extensive millinery ware
house 70 and - John street takes place 70 morrow rhas
day when select OF Paris pattern bonnet rich
and graceful and bead artificial lowers ribbons
and fancy feathers received by the Persia viii be opened
vd such an opportunity for obtaining the latest Styles at
the most moderate prices will not again his season.
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$500
Paper.
Rich Shell Dress Comhs.-Newest styles at
A. 4 J. SAUNDERS, sa Broadway.
Cameo-TyPes.-William Bros, Brook.
Ign, 2A9Fuon street.
10 and Is Cents for Portraits or the Cands-
dates and the people. at Holmes gallery, 2ss Broadway
Portable Dressing Cases-At A. d j. Saan-
DERs, No. Aston House and 3s7 Broadway
.s sSsn n. sa.. Mrsy y the a,
asve 70 and q John asss place e %
and grsee caps and bead adcal bowers ribbons
hs sae sns H. * the Persia VIII &c oneafa
We such an for Obtaining the latest styles at
Whites % Hat, Fan styIe.-l4s Fulton
street. between Broadway and Nassau street.
Elegant W eddSng Cards, Envelopes, sc.
the latest fashions at EyEEpELLs 800 Broadway, o.
Duane street. Established ls4o
For Fine Dress Clothing Of all kinds re.
member DsUMGoLD PRooCH, No. l2OFuton street
Is56.-Our Late Styles Of Fall and Winter
are IF how esdy and on ss
% US and n our best styles an early cali VIII secure many
The stock OF cloths vesngs
ever exposed in this city. D. pevLIs ~ = 60.
TIevOftOn Coal stock for Sale = 81 shares
Trevoon Coal ard Rsirold Co stock cheap BY ALBERT
H. SIOoLAY, No. ! Broad street
Fine CuttIcry.-A Large Variety at A. u J.
SAUNDERS, No. ! Aston House and ssI Broadway
Tokai, Retailed ut saloons, Segar and Drug
ores.n New York, Jersey City, and Newark; wholesale Az
Broadway.
Barry's TIicopherous Is Universally Acc
<nowedged 70 be the bessDd cheapest article o Identifying
aair Sold BY al druggists sni perfners throughout The
CHistndoro's Hair Dye and Wigs may be OBJ
aimed Of superior excellence and The dye privately applied
At No. Astor House
Hill, InimitabIe Hair Cutter, ut No. 1 Bar-
clay street hair dye shpngs box black or brown also
infallible oDguent
Phrenolosy. 3Os Brondway.-Mr. Fowler
gives chars With full written descriptions, day and evening
Camphor Ice, Camphor Ice.-En. w. Von-
chapped hands lips only al i55 Bowery
The Cold Weather should Remind Consun,p
tves TO buy RusHTOSS cod liver OIL at 10 asor House.
Sore Throat Those afflicted with coughs,
hoar,, ness Irritation and % Of the throat T sP
Bronchial Iroches. Sold by all druggists
The Catarrh Doctor, c. Howard Marshall,
sa St Nicholas Hotel New York for few days Room M
10000 Cures have been made this Month,
dnrrhpa choic Group, chronic rheumatism, &C. by Dr.
rOBls celebrated Venetian niamen Narrated 70 cure
the returned Price 25c and soc Depot 81 Cort
andt street sold BY all the druggss throughout the United
states.
HOstctter.-The Remarkable Success or Hog
vegetable stomach biers in curing dyspepsia liver
complaint and mpArng tone 10 the system Is without
history So by all grocers drug
lists and hotels. Hoseter Smith, PSburS BARNES
PARK, Agents IN rey York.
Holloway's Pills "A Remedy In all CIi-
from every region Of the earth and the tess
distinguished establish
bat in all climates ard localities these famous pills alb
DIV boz
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10 defeat him. which he 90 succssGfuly used against
Jcs ph Narshan ten years sgo for bis own elevaton
For The condition OF the 6enate which win place 10 the
Mr. Bright and his party, they indebted 70 tho old
hHe workers OF this county ~ho, in the vain hope
OF carry ing t. made too heavy dYan upon ther Irish
alhes in Fountain and weakened their strepg there
that the republicans enabled 70 cleo their Senator
Inc reported nsoriues 10 seventy SO ven counties ~
this State, hnd them In the Indsnapolis Journal
give Willard . majority Of less than 1000, which the
remain ing counties will probably increase TO 5000 or
$500 These the biggest ngures GAINED by the de-
mooney, and tho oca returns may decrease them con-
siderably
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every region Of the earth and the tes
mcpy OF tee distinguished travellers establish the fss
in all climates and localities these famous pills
oue specific for bilious diseases dyspepsia and bowel com
llai
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Whites % Hat, Fail style.-l4s Fulton
street, between Broadway and Nassau street
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letters vegetable stomach bers In curing dyspepsia liver
complaint ond mpArtng tone 10 the system, without
In the history medicine So by all grocers drug
lists and hotels Hostetter Il Smith, Ptsbur~ BARNES
PARK, Agents IN rey York.
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Company for the aru two weeks Of this month amour,
TO sta ara against scll in the corresponding period Of
1855, showing an increase Of sl3,l55
The annual meeting OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
vas held At Baltimore yesterday. The net earnings OF
the year were reported 70 be about sfisooco roso
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The Cold Weather should Remind Consunip
ves TO buy RUsHTON's cod liver OIL 10 asor House
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Is56.-Our Late Styles Of Fall and Winter

For Fine Dress Clothing Of all kinds re
member DSUMGoLD PRoOCH, No. lDFuton street
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Elegant Wedding Cards, Envelopes, sc.
the latest fashions at EvEEDELS 2 Broadway corner o.
Duane street. Established lS40.
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Cameo-TyPes.-Willia Bros, Brook.
Faln
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Csmpbor Ice, Camphor Ice.-En. w. Von-
DEkSMI1 II'S celebrated campbor ice, certain
chapped hands lips Manufactured only at i55 Bowery
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defeated party 10 charge all upon the other when is
vote hibu relatively creator increase. But We
this result. II the natural effect Of The ex;raor-
binary efforts made by The various parties 70 bring
out all the votes Of their pre,incts.
fFrom the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Oct. 2o.I
In quite elaborate and spccous but very unsound ar
tcle The Lcc OF this morning attempts TO justify the
rauds committed by its friends Al The late election this
city with that extraordinary fslth in the immaculate
purity OF the democratic irArty which has resisted
pcstcd demonstration Of fraud which have been publish
cd in It's on columns insists has there could have
been frauds perpctraied on Tuesday iss BY way OF
persuAdpg the people that u Is right refers TO the vote
,S, y vote, arrives a the CONCLUSION that
party committed frauds the other did also 10 do this II
assumes that the vote cas-. Tor M , rspreseatsd &C
whole community know that beside the democratic VOTE
Mr. vaux received the votes Of old wings and
Americans who were dissatisfied with Mayor Conrad's
administration certainly 10 the number Of several thou
sands These for vaux opposed 10 democracy return
cd 10 the opposion ranks in October and perfectly well
soount for The increased vote for the union candidates II
che election had been honestly managed there must have
been dimnuiion BY 20 many in the vote Of The demo
cratic ticket which would have reduced II 10 TWEEN
~ four or twenty Eve ousand The vote for Moore, In
NAY represented nothing ike the full vote Of the oppos
her docs repr that vote hes been estimated
ali times The democracy contryed to surpass IL, but
svs,sm q frauds Unparalleled in ali he history 81 f,aaaa
lent elections may be safely estimated that all
sixty two or sixty three thousand were Illegal and
m there can doubt that the opposition 70 democracy
In Philadelphia IL fully from thirtytwo 70 thirty three
thousand is easy 70 see how the illegal votes were cast
Bv way Of bravado the Iig says that whoever makes
charge OF fraud should into court OF justice and
desvor prove H. II might with the same proprety be
gestcd that the editors OF the Loge, VINO knov the
existence Of gambling houses, lottery offices and other
illegal and demoralzng establishments thould into
court Of justice to make complaint and offer prof Of their
character IL the msioriune OF election frauds that
they be committed in such say 1 TO evade proof
election obces always being found to conpivc a. them
B they have been committed oil over the county The
Tdgas columns contain the proofs that they have
been committed here that mcp have by fraud been put
IN Office and remained there for years. before the fraud
could be discovered. John Robbins Got posse son OF q
seat IN Congress by the most papablc frauds aud held Il
through the entire term, receiving the pay and the no.
nors which Ighuully belonged 10 another Ca this very
DAY ve have received news rom NAconsn llal demo.
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pATcHELoR's HAm DYE WIGS AND rOUPEEH, AhD
~ superior % al ohes Their ne- improvsmens sessss
perfect comfort 70 tho elegance and duroby
His unrsed and oDlv harmless BAR applied = Webvo
private rooms 4 BATCHELOR's rs Broadway.
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PhrenOlOgy, 3OS Brondway.-Mr. Fowler
gives chars With full written descriptions day and evening
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<nowedged 10 be the cheapest article Cor identifying
rlng, preserving restoring the human
har Sold by al druggists sni perlrners throughout the