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Observation-Disclosures.
ALBANY. NqTurdsv a

ALBANY, saturday, Aug. 80, 1856.
The mornIg Of ee,, dawn a iiie broke Q Il in 10
oilele'h manut6c:ory Owned by Mes.rs. ClsGscu &
Bankey. The entire esab.ishrnent together With Is
Contelts, was entirely destroyed. 1t w6s ls.sa
wooden structure probably the most extt ssye ia he
tnited state, filed with stock cloths 4 cours Of
beipg finished, and age amount s,S1e 90 %
Worth about ready toT the FAN trade. The entire
loss cf pforesy Is not much less than so OeQ upon
winch, We learn, there is 10. dylez covsE.d ~
hsuIeLce. The establishment was one ct tle
ncst perfect In the United States, end la--a,'sc'
turto the article Of Oi c,oths Incrc sHens.soy than
any OF her within the rsrge Of our krowle lS9. Ts
propretors, although tat few yeas eugsg-d d IN .ha
bUsnes9, had sacc6.dsd in establishing = reprist -
for then goods IL all The principal oities 10 ne S'etD
ard ~ Cbnsfa. But nov tsyirg ioc, thor all, = y
coult tfl wtethlr they will b. atie 20 resgyle bJs
Upoa snythpg Ike The .xti il'e eesle " wticl. !
veso Yesterday engaged.
The store II Mr.. Bsmbusy, IN kros agaY. in ,s
,lty ybs robbed Loot Dight some .hree - s5ur "a u.
sc doals woith Of lsCs goods, Tbs vi Ans e.csrl
With their booty ami up to tbis Aoy no Isces Il ~.
Whereabouts lss b. jiscoysFCI Til is the 10, Il
robbery of tbs s'.sle Of ty gooss ov.. efecte>
this city.
TaA ao.p.ss, a potoa " the facss w:yt 't "a
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

What he fee people of Tie North have to eI
pec-, provided they listen 10 the alarming sugges-
tons and pathetic oxhortations Of doughfics poll
tcian. succumb to the Shareholders, and allow
them 10 get the entire contlol Of the Federal Gov
emmett. may be reasonably corjectlred from the
sort Of discipline TO which tie free people of the
Slave States slready find Themselves obliged to
submit.
The la.t reported instsuce of this vs-dlriDg
discipline occurred at Wheeling. Virgins, The
o..y Of Wtss,ing, it IL 70 be aotsa, coots;n. but
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A limited number Of advertisements are taken in
TUE WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the rate Of one dollar a line.
This paper has attained circulation OF E3,ooo
sopies aud is unqueatonsby the best medium extant
for advertising in the country. Advertisements should
be handed in at any time before and not later than
Tuesdsy Of each week.
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The Fimoreane Of Ma. achuietts have nomi
mated George w. Gordon. oi Boston, for Governor,
in place 0, Amos Lawrence, who will not run ON
their ticket. Mr. Gordon was once Postmaster
Of Boston, apd is said to be yery popular.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

The remarkably cool weather s.il CONTINUES
and, as consequence, citizens are coming back
from The country rapidly. TIE furry about yel-
lOv fever in the city ia over a. it is now 81 ate
that any considerable epidemic is Looked upOr as
inpOs,blt
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RurTrpr PJES AND FIsTuLA.-EDwARD II.

pNos Fdor cf Tao Scslpol AID Op rating AID Consulting
snTseon Ne AZ av the above dis without the
kne or fgsiure Every uuceratcn after cIanaaon
~,auted sucoosu The rsscn sttsn lance OF the rscpt
is uecessr In s Oitce hours from TO morning 10
Sand to evening At si ether hours he 10 at his Private
H1ln.al and cannot be seee.
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The HONEYMOON PRAYER.
Twas the first week Of " the moon divine
Ano use hsd made hsr Ter;
She hso coffee, he SONS vine
Her rouId MA shoulder:
"What il it, love that clouds your brow
Oh, say II eUsht befe you -
She blushed AID answered: " VIII you now
Forgive ne II | tell you"
Hs her word his aw should be,
He kissed her glowing forehead
All then own cear love "ssd sho,
Throw on t5Ose garments b0ffid,
fh-y re country ade they spoil your shape,
Their GU your beSUty smoiho
Oh, iet Us waste no tine but haS.e
To buy iboss of SMITH BROTHERS"
Smith RRoTHFR rs One Price Wboies lie tud Hst CloLnl
IAAr,rnnns Moo l2l NJ i4n Fnl'On.st. Now .N0fk.
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From Our Own oHe,pondeat

From Our OWu IoHesKohoeHI
WASHINGTON Aug. 81, 1856.
The Uuion is again saved. The Army bill passed
Yesterday. somewhat Unexpectedly in point OF
tine but not so in result. The Committee OF
Ways and Means reported it with simple proyiso
restricting the President in employing force to
execute the Kansas laws, and dvested OF other
objections raised by the Senate.
The House. by % majority, carried the bill in
this form, many not voting, so as to make issue
direct on the action OF the SeDa!e 1t was prompt
ly returned with the proyisO stricken out. Then
the House came to distinct test on cOncurring
with the Senate. On this division the vote stood
1Ol Yeas against % Nays. Mr. Miller OF New
York was paired on Friday night with Mr. English,
who was absent By which the Republicans practi-
cslIy lost one vote. Messrs. Burlingame and
Millward were absent impaired These Free votes
would have defeated the Senate amendment aud
protracted the contest. Besides, tho Speakers
vote was also iu reserve. The Opposition had
Messrs. Foster, Herbert Paine and Resde absent
IMPAIRED two or three Of whom would have been
obtained to morrow if Necessary. twenty-five
members were paired; twenty Northern men voted
for expurgating the proyiso, namely; Messr'. Cad
walader, Denver, Florence, Fuller OF Maine, Hall
of Iowa, Harris of Illinois, Harrison, Haven
Hickman, Kelly Marshall Of Illinois, Miller OF In
diana, Packer, Peck, Tyson, Vail, Wells, Wheeler,
Whitney, Williams. Mr. FiIlmore's Northern trio
could have decided the question differently. To-
kens of general rejoicing were mani ested when the
House was declsred adjourned. The same result
could have been reached GU the IL if the House
had sat two hours longer. INDEX.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

ARTHI,s SELF SEALING CAss hSD JARS
TIE has fs the Preservation OF Fitl m.
vesesb ~ for Winter "a, and TIE aienon o. we an
called again 70 thp ,im alta iaventon. when hs' polu'u
Gtrc revolution IA oD9 cepaitneni o. uom>''1 "a
Abunt erpc'c ha. ,hcs hi Is entire % 90 .s
Tor he int. uded purpose. n very snido
lowed since The aat most important mrtoV nsut
has been mads winch entire removes ae ouy epye. -
msed sgau.t them, viz 'hs tAcrlty vhieb some neisC 70
f IN oIat ins them Tbo-s who ebiect TO se n'e th
tire EessryGg purpcse o,n obtain most pses, az ~ " p
ToRRIY. No. Pistt 1t, New ofs
10000 cures have been made this month OF Dlar'
DR. Iob,ss ceelfated NTNETIAN LINisTNT "nIaniei 20
cure or 4 money returned. Price IS OF :" eeu' Jsl 20
. Courtauds ST, sold by ths puss.s hIoosnD y 80 :, .c'
NrrrTis0's EOLCoS-A new Musical lnStrJ-
nsnt sorins the advantages OF tae Organ he'o5esn
area for Cbgrb or operate Music N has rse yei tbs
sisesi testimonials from the proiesssn smaeus sud the
ade rouS,9at Ss ue @ % P[o. & H
eco SIX GaoyEsTEkS TAUsLow,
No se Broadway, Y.
, Wnsi WIGS WIGS .-MEDHURsT & CO.'S
WIS and Toupees attained ell The requisites per
,ony nature defyng the hiy OF dsoo'ey Fitting with
eese comfort and perfect security Inc bts !sses and ~
cst assortment Bewsre Broadway prices Biss
Bands, Curls, &c Wholesale and retail No . MAdenlsas.
WIGS - HAIR-DYE -WIGs. - BACHELORS
WIGS and TouPEE have improvements peculiar to ths houfe
They are celebrated all over world for their graceful beauty
and dursbAyftting charm. The largest an beat
,ek the world Twelve ysts room: 10, aPpyns hi'asS
DYE. Sold BATcHEtoR's Nc. rs Broadway.
HOLLOWAYS PILLS-PROMPT RELIEF.-NO
90 these searching Pills influence the y,te through
the fluids which pery tbaa the stomach and bowels bea
perform thtiT duties vigorously the appetite retur sad
res No Msi5enlsre New Yorl and No. 2i Strand Lon.
don. aud BY all drusssts az 2e 6zc, aud 81 per box
POSTAGE STAMPS g cents aud 10 cents FOR
SALE at thb Ofso.
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pprssr &. IIn,N. PERruMERy Factors, Lon.

poN-Their coucenat.t Essences Of FLcwERs, for Per
ion the eiokt chief consisting OF moss Sc SP;ng Nio'
Let Jockey Club Lily Of the Valley, Sweetbnsi,
&c c.n te lsi Of their Agcts, GEO T. NICER co D''
pensipa Chemists (sto Csssn), No 3S9 sdway
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Nele:y1prk daily Gtiibrata
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER /, 1856.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
J. +. CANERoN, Friendship What State
W. c. PARRY, Csssville What State
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
TIE ARMY BILL PASSED-CONGRESS
ADJOURNED.

THE ARMY BIZ fANSED-NON""I'
ADJOURNED.
Special Dispatch to The n 7. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Aug. 30, lo56.
The Committee of Ways ard Means have just
adjourned after an hours sitting. Mr. COBB
moved to report clear Army bill, which failed sy
5to 4. Mr. Campbell Of Ohio then introduced
the first clause only of Sherman's proyl'o,
amended in the fllowing words:
ProtT6eJ however. tha. no pat OF the military
free of the United States, for the support OF which
arpropriaors are made by th, act, shall be employ ed
in aid of the enforcement Of any enactments hereto
fore ade by the BODY claiming TO be the IeTrltorsl
Legislature of Kansas.
On motion to insert this the vote stood FIVE to
four; on reporting it, six to three; Mr.. Winter
Davis voting affrmatively. Mr. Davis has hereto
fore voted for this condition substantially, and Mr.
Tyson may do so
Both parties are doubtful as to the result, which
which will hardly be attained oday. Mr.. Foster
has not returned as reported. There have besn
only four Democratic accessions since yesterday
morning.
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FALL CLOTHING

PIANOS, MELODEONs and HARMONIOUS at
WArrRss No S3 BIosjway from eight different inanuscto
ries making the lsreest essomeDt il tie cy beside large
punbeT Of second hand Pianos with snt without ths n an
will be s,o prices that defy etton anoI for rent
and allowed puichase 70: sale moahy payments
Afu,ic OF redpc ed prices
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From DSoits Oracle Of Health.
PRnE. ALEX. C.. BARRY'S TRICOPnEROUS.

"Tha decidedly the beat and most popular article in use
Or tesatyinF eu.g Iretryig resoring, aid strengthen
Ing tbs Hair relieving Diseases Of he Ssin and Temoyg Surf
and Dsndtf from the ScsQ Ii Is also au intabe remedy
for Rher Pans ard TX ena WJunGs Tho low price at
which ia sCG- cents per bote-Psces within TIE reach
of ali who wish TO baetted b. ~ For sale by all
Drutgs Perfun.sIs throughput the void Pclpa! Office
No 2l2 Broad ay New Yorf
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WILpIR's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE, will

with Siearrs Marvins improvement Ehs be soc in the
void" stcurd celebfated La Belle Powder proof
Lock With small ke7G mede uhder the mms disre IA
specton Of cur Mr STrARss, who has for II years sqpe.
tspoed their rau!actuIe during which time dollar
worth OF prot erty them2j Eav-
Ing been tested IN accidental fires.
Nsustied free iTOu dsmpness FOR sale by
SrFARNs MARVIN, Nos a. MurrsJ ard lf6 w ater- ST.
hand Safes of otLoI u.sker at reduced prices
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FAN. HATS FOR GENTLEMEN.-BlRD No. 40
Ensssus Of HATS for the ensuing
season op hotDhy, Sept. l. BIRD, No AZ Nassau So
Between LiD-r,yst and Msiien.ilc.
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PARIs-Mess-s B-nsor Wilson respectfully inform the
iadies York the surrounding cities that Monday
Sept Jth they will their mag ihcen' aud con9odou
premises No SO Canas date No 5) opposite AmOlds new
O. with eadid sok Of Coaks sno Mantas sting
C tbs lac iupostous and the creates novelties N home
MessIs Il. W. have de ermiOsd to sell
cusvey for cash bus give their customers the benefit o. the
acmrsbe Iau selling 20 per cent ons aper than any other
house ia the tfade. LADIES', tl aud sea-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

DisIe eId comIron custom of announcing seed peri
for Gsnsmsu's Has this OF r 10 out
resdoIt the styles ready These u
be succesnvsy followed by suy oovees that rescrt
emAeves during the Fs and Winter snd Will comprise all
Tie qusi'es al pat adau,ed to MCTOp Titan wear
LEARY Co, Lesoers and utroducers of F asion'
Asor. Honss Broadway.
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10 OO0 cure. have been made this month OF Dlar

.nh il, ,.uterv Cole Group Chronic Bheum'sm. lo by
DR. TorI.'s ce.ersted NTNETIN LNisTNr, "nIantei 20
sre or a money returned Price IS OF 20 oeut' Dsp9 20
a ourts1d 81, Sod by piuFss throughout lie Sate'
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Piano Tortes-A Rnre Chnnce.

We have been authorized contract for ihe sale Of
lisines & Brothers Piano Fortes the cheapest first
class Pianos now in market. list of prices recon
mendations, &c. &c, will be shown those desiring ia
purchase Sales will tie made at New York prices and
the Pianos will be put up by competent person. These
instruments are highly recommended Ey 1. B. Wood
bury, who "For purity and fullncss Of tone and
elasticity of touch they deserve the highest praise
Indeed am anxious to have of them to use in the
great National Convention which am to hold at Wash
ington in February next" Many testimonials could be
added to this but Prof, W. is well known hcreehouts
and his Recommendation is deemed quite sufficient
We have Others in possession which may be seen at
any time.
The freight ofthese Pianos will be about ls
or $50.
Call at this office and anime the prices and get fur
ther particulars.
The Pianos are warranted to give satisfaction.
TERMs-Cash when Piano is put up.
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citizens, not man, woman, or child in at
tendance upon the Association, but that was
comfortably provided for, with prompnsss
and dispatch and some were even griered
that there were not more to entertain He
trusted that on future occasions of this kind
an effort would be made to satisfy their hos.
pitality.
Mr.. Wolsey Wells, of Defiance, hopsd
that similar occasion might soon occur
would give the citizens of Defiance greatplo
ure.
The resolutions were unanimously ado
ed.
On motion of s. M. Etter, two delegatx
from each of the counties composing this As
sociation were appointed to attend to the
meeting of the State Teachers Association, to
be held at Mansfield, on the Cd and Sd of
July next, as follows:
j. r. Kinney, VIM. A. Brown, Defiance I;
E. G. Bradley, DR.. Ramsey, Fulton II. j.
Jackson, Samuel Adams, Henry John f ton,
Jr., A. B. West, Lucas; S. D. Bakeslee, A.
s. Lata, Pauldng VIM. H. Ogden, s. Z.
Blakeslee, Williams; F. Hollenbeck, D. p
Wells, Wood.
The following resolution was offered by Mr..
Eaton.
ReSolved That this Association deprecates
the action of our State Legislature, in suspend
ing the operation of that feature of our School
Law referring to Libraries, and asks that that
feature be not hereafter repealed or further
suspended.
After some remarks by Messrs. Lender
son and Eaton, and word of explain alton in
reference to the action of the Legislature by
Hon II. II. Barney, the resolution was
unanimously adopted.
The following was offered by Mr.. D. A
Pease of Sylvania;
ReSoleed, That we have been highly hon
ored by the presence of our talented State
School Commissioner and we hereby extend
him our warmest thanks for his able and time
/ ly address, delivered before this Association
Adobted un nimously.
After the singing of the Doxology the As
sociation adjourned sine die.
: 4 M B Fgrsn WE.n. seot'ys.
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From Southern Ohio.

We have received letter from S. Clark,
late editor of this paper, who is now in Gin
cinnat, from which we make an extract 1t
is written under date Of the Cd inst:
AS l came down the road, the wheat
fields looked finely, and many of them were
being reaped. They are all "white for the
harvest in this part Of the State, and amorC
bountilul crop l have never seen. The Nc
Cormick and Manney reaping machines were
dsing their work, as it seemed to me, very
beautifully, though | could not Judge very
well as the train whsked past at thirty miles
an hour speed. Most of the wheat here is
sown in drills, or ows, about six inches apart.
What the advantage of this mode of cultiva-
tion may be am not farmer rough to know,
but the fields present remarkably clean, tidy
appearance, and the yield seems to be good
The weather has been for a few days very hot,
mercury ranging high as 100 deg. in the
shade sometimes, am told.
The city seems to present its usual STIR and
more business has been done here thus
far this season than in any former year al
the same period. 1t isa great hive of indus
trious human bees, and must ever flourish
and grow The noise in the streets is q con,
tinusl clangor, the contact of wheels and pa
wing stones. Some new usages, incident tc
old cities, are introduced here since my last
previous visit. One is the street cries of huck
sters. CharcoaIis most frequently and sono
rously sounded through the streets. Il is as
tonishing what an amount and force of lungI
cents bushel for charcoal will call int,
requlsition, by men who look able to be bet
ter employed Soap is also somewhat noisy
trade. News-yenders are also about Fruit
is proclaimed. The regular market here is
luxury to see. Since the Wood county Ag
ricultural Fairs have been taken away from
Penysburg, l have seen nothing to equa
Cincinnati markets"
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Col. Fremont's Letter tn the late Republican
meeting at the Tabernacle.

New L olh, y ApIll %J, looo'
Gentlemen: have to thank you for the
honor of an invitation to meeting this eve
ming, at the Broadway Tabernacle, and re-
gret that other engagements have interfered
TO prevent my being present.
l heartily concur in all movements which
have for their object to repair the mischiefs
arising from the violation of good faith in the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise" | am
opposed to Slavery in the abstract and upon
principle sustained and made habitual by
long settled convictions.
While am infexible in the belief that it
ought not to be interfered with where it ex-
lists under the shield of State Sovereignty,
am as infexibl opposed TO its extension on
this Continent beyond its present limits.
With the assurance of regard for yourselves,
l am very respectfully yours,
J. c. FREMONT.
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The National Intelligeneer says of Mr..
Dayton that the unanimity with which he
was nominated is honol liable to the Judgment
of the convention, and that if he has in the
whole country any superior as a statesman,
he has not in the virtues and dignity of a
gentleman and the attributes of patriot
The lntelligeneey tells us that, though it may
not be his lot to roach even the second place
in the republic, no one would more adorn the
first
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The widow of Heating, the servant at
Wizards hotel, Washington, who was shot
down by Mr.. Herbert, the representative in
congress from California is dead, leaving be-
hind her several orphan children. The shock
of her husbands death, and the preying of
grief at his loss, have hurried her to an un-
timely grave. Thus the double murder is
couplete, and the murderer, shielded from
the penalty of his crime by the votes of the
administration members of Congress still sits
in the house to make law for the republic.
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EE- The Chicago troops, disarmed at Lex
iugton, are to be sent to Kansas by the over
land route. Report says that while on board
the vessel, after their arms were taken from
them, they were placed below and well guar
ded by company under command Of Atch-
ison and Stringfellow, none being permitted
to leave the vessel Five cannons were sta
toned at Lexington, aud had it attempted to
pass without stopping, ageneral attack would
have been made At Leavenworth, two hun
dred ruffans surrounded the boat.
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KANSAS Meeting.

S. N. WOOD, Esq, late of Kansas, and
now being hunted by the Border Ruffans on
a charge of high treason, will address the
people at the court house in this place, on
Tuesday evening, July 18th.
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Perysburg, Saturday, July 5, 1856
sears, Pictorial Family nible.

Any person wishing to get a copy Of this splendid
edition of the Bible containing thousandi il
lustrations, can now be accommodated by calling at
this office. The price is six dollars. but have made
arrangements by which VIC can furnish copy the
journal year and copy of this edition the Bible
for that sum- Any person who will send us twenty
new subscribers and thirty dollars will be entitled to
copy of the Pictorial Bible and the Journal for one
year. A.specmen copy of the Bible may be seen by
calling at this office.
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THE THRILTING NARRATIyE,

We have received few copies of the narrative Of
the men who were buried for fourteen days seven hun
dred feet under ground in the Blue Rock Coa Mines
which we will sell cheap.
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Ey Our paper is delayed few hours this
week for the purpose Of cleaning up the an
niversary proceedings.
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Ev VIM. Ewing, Esq, of Miltonville, and
W. E. Smith, Esq, of Gilead, are entitled to
our thanks for lists Of new subscribers. We
shall endeavor to merit repetition of these
tokens Of approval
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Eg-In the fifth congressional district of
Missouri, convention was recently held to
nominate two candidates for congress-one 10
fill a vacancy cccasioned by the death of Hon.
J. G. Miller, and one for regular term. A
democrat Was nominated to fill the vacancy,
and an old Iae whig for the regular term
Fillmore and Buchanan stock feed upon the
same pasture, it seems
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GYAfter all the hustle and noise al the
great Fillmore reception in New York, we
have yet to see the first familiar name. The
truth is, no prominent men were " down on
the programme"
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-Jauea Knox, one of the most distin-
gnished lawyers Of Illinois Pierce elector
in 1859, and life long Democrat, at pub
lie meeting held at Rock Island few even
ings since, came out maniulIy in favor of a
union Of all the Anu-Slayery extension cle-
ments in he North, He will labor in behalf
of Republicanism through The present cam
paign, nd his influence and efforts will be
sensibly felt.
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One hundred young men passed over the
Southern division Of the Cleveland & Toledo
railroad yesterday, en- route for Kansas
They were from Massachusetts,, and go to
the territory to assist the free state brethren,
and 10 plant on the Praires homes for them
selves, as actual and permanent settlers
They were dressed in appropriate uniform
looking like noble band Of brothers, and
were men of athletic and robust constitutions.
Success to the gallant troop! May the smiles
of heaven attend them, and may they remem-
Der to Keep their pot0del dry l-SandasFy Reg
/ lister.