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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-14

THE OREGON Wharf.-The documents commu-
nicated by the President to Congress, on Mon
day last, contains the following curious informa-
ton
Gen. Wool, under date of March 20, SAYS
THE war on Puget's Sound will soon be
brought to close, unless such thing is pre-
vented by Gov. Stevens determination to
carry on the war Independently of the United
States troops" He adds that "the same re-
mark is applicable to Gov. Curry, and that
both these Governors appear 10 be running a
race to see which can dip deepest into the
public treasury He continues-"In the
dnese forests of Puget's Sound, another Flor
ida war can easily be carried on, at an expense
of $50, 900, 900 or $50, 900, 900, and says this
will also apply 10 the mountain region around
Pugets Sound Valley. General Wool has
no doubt but what he could settle the contest
providing that the Governors would withdraw
from it.
Gov. Stevens says-"Gen. Wool neglected
and refused to send a force for the relief of
myself and party, when known to be in immi-
neLt danger, and believed by those who are
best capable of judging to be coming on to
certain death, and this when he had at his
command a sufficient number of regular
troops. He has refused to sanction the agree
ment made between Gen. Mason and Major
Games for the troops to be sent to NY assist.
ance, and ordered them to be disbanded. 1t
was reserved for Oregon volunteers to rescue
us. There has been breach of faith some
where. l ask tor an investigation into the
whole matter.
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Judge Crawford, of Washington, has decided
to admit Herbert, the Californian Congressman
who shot Heating at Wizards Hotel, to bail in
the sum Of $4,000.
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SlaIe for Roofs.-The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roos Of superior quality nd lay it in
the best manner on the most satisfactory Sam
pies may be at the yard on Grove street
apis DIFF John BARNARD
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IL is a Significant Fact that physciaas not
only prescribe g. ". stones Liquid Caihartc but tax
it temse and have already declared to the most
safe, reliable, and ecacous remedy in those cases for
which it is recommended that has been discovered
See advertisement in another column my14 dawlm
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Good Elects OF Or. HiIi's Cordial Balm
of Syriacum.

WORCESTER, July D, 1859
Dear Sr,-A few months ago l called at your establish
men Tor your advice when you recommended course of
the balm 81 synacnm. am at last. with much shame
nuuced 70 address You on the miserable situation was
ln' when Commenced taking your blessed melicinc /
am convinced the disease was afflicted with was solely
occalohea by my having contracted, my early youth
most lniamous hahlt, the continual practice Of which
had totally destroyed my constitution me- naaIt "f ~,
body WAS not only affected, but the powers Of INV ma
were much weakenedi my udg had og, its soidI,
ana my memory us retentye acultes my lead was c1
lased ana tuhJect to frequent swimmngs and baa hasr
much troubled with an oppression at my breast ,v,th
occasohed constant Precipitation had pains in nv
stomach aud weakness and general debility All oyct
me, with constant yawnng and sleepness; nv apnct,,
was hnctuatng my spirits greatly depressed SO tha az
times could scarcely refrain from Ching and nyolun
tary weepingi my eyes were innamed and frequentlv
emitted watery humo'i in word was an object ~
misery. paid n strict attention to your advice and
continued taking the Medicine according TO your dhec
tons for about three months. now perfectly recov
eredj therefore, think II not only my duty 10 acknow
edge the service You have done me- but inform the pub
Tic for the benefit Of Others no labor under the same or
any disease similar TO those from which was happily
recovered
am, dear sir, your most obliged humble servant
l.
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Fosler on UonsmmpIion. &C.

Oster ON ohsuinPIi0ns &c.-JuSt Pub
Rshed, 60 pages, Price One Dine-CONSU GPII0N
AND sCB0FUDA; A popular Treatise on the recent i'm
portant discoveries relative to their cause nature and
certain cure, by j. j. FORSTER NJ. D.
In every portion Of the learned Doctors book sound
practical and great knowledge is displayed and
is not unlikely that considerable revolution in the treat
ment of Consumption aud Scroiua will he effected by its
publication Every family should be in possession of this
valuable work, which, by its che 4pnes is made
accessible to every one.
u For sale at all Bookstores, or will be mailed on re-
ceipt of TEN oEYTs, post paid by BRIDGMAN co 1853
Grand Street, NewYork, to any part of the country.
myl4 daw3m*
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W n " EIlEIT 7 Ms.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At IAR
No. 2 Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
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PenmaDship, Bookkeeping, Nayiga.
TI0H AND ENGINEERING,
~ Thoroughly taught by PRAoTIoAL Professors as
FRENCH,S
Naviga-
COMMERoIAL LIE NAUTICAL INsrIrurE.

COMMERCIAL AND NAUTICAL INSTITUTE,
"a fremont Street, Boston
Persons preparing for busiu SIS or for sea- will find IL
greatly for their good to attend this Institute as they can
receive the most practical instructions and very superior
advantages II Is open Day and Evening. Tuition very
moderate-stationery included. Young men seeking
Em iOymeMs, will find this the best me dium through
which to obtain it, sEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES.
CHAS. FRENCH A. NJ, Principal
mchA d3m
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DIR. A. J. HOWE.
No 40 front Street w..
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Es AZ GUOD w,
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOTS. III o $, ans RUBBE RS
2IS Main Street, up stairs,)
Particular attention given to orders diff mcbS
WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No 11S Main street. Worcester.
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ancholy and detected in the last degree. Chiv-
airy was at low ebb in the camp that morn.
ing.
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D. f. ESTABROOK.
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER BOXES,
ap22l NO.245 Mnin Street. lden
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URNIS HING GOODS
l. U L H Il r S

j. . I II p r s
No. l Worcester House Block,
And would say our friends and customers that we
can insure to them better bargains this spring than ever
before Our goos all new of the best maze and
material. We give PERSONAL attention to the manu.
featuring Of all Clothing, therefore confident that
10 point of STYLE quality, and prtcs, suit the
most fastidious
o UR CUSTOM DEPARTMEN
We find that feac people YET remain in the error.
thinking that they cannot get good garments made at
a Clothing Store as at Taiior's Shop ercusius to
such we would say if you will bat favor US with your
patronage, we will convince you of your mistake, and
prove at once that our
uStom Clothing
Is second to none and just about Is per cent less price
than you will find elsewhere an2d ar
A. Prentiss. Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and Stone. Over the Quinsigamond Bank Entrance l4
Main street. House on Crescent Street All orders W
meet with prompt attention Particular attention paid
Drafting Machinery dec30
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Drawing and Painting, in all The vario

MISS GRAVES can receive few private pupils at
Salisbury Mansion, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
For particulars and specimens, inquire at DR.. LIN
NELL's, Walnut street apI2 diff
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OF Concord editor Of the CONGREGATIONAL Journal
speaks volumes in favor Of Wistars Basami
ooSooRD, N. H., March 2, is4a.
mr. ,. W. Fowei Dear sr-rwo years ago. a sudden
aud violent attack upon my lungs, confined me 10 INV Ded
Tor several wcekej and when oyeied, was On much
oppressed by difficulty in breathing, that was often nm
ape % sleep or rest upon bed by night The suffering
was extreme and Judging from the nehicacy of the REM
edies used supposed the disease ncurabe Bdng per-
sunded TO try bottle OF
WiST1RS BALS1M or WILD CHERRY.
Whont lhe lepst confidence in Its efficacy, found the
dhcul'y was almost entirely removed before one hoe
was used up Having mortal aversion to medicine ami
sufferers induces me to make this public eieemen a1
recommend The article to others similarly nnlc,cd
Win respect, yourB truly. HENRY Woon
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on The wrnpner
PnrMtd aud sold wholesale and retail only bv stTi
W. fOWLE Boston, Mass to whom all orders phonld be
addressed, aud for sale by his agents. "
A0EErs.--Jamca Green, u. Scott, NJ H. green Cha
Clark, Worccsleri o. II. Ooburn, Loomlnster N''''
my7 ood2w6w2
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CHAPIN = TILLOTSoN.

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELLORs AT LAW
Nos. and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass.
HENRY CHAPLIN O. II. TILLoTsoN.
Jan. l. 1856 n
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Il E0PAT THO YSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE J12 MAIN ST. OFFICE HouRa
FROM TO 8. AND TO O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Wnrnester. Oct. 20. 1873
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were made by law chattels appurtenant to the
ohees of governor, deputy, treasurer, &C., &C.,
and went with those offices in succession-or
would have done SO, if they had not been sold
back aud forth among the tobacco farmers. Their
blood runs to this day in the Old Dominion, in
white mems veins. So large was the number of
Migrants, pickpockets. idle and dissolute fel-
lows given by the English kings to their cour-
tiers as property, and by them sold to the colo
nists on the James river. and SO horrible repu-
.tatlon had their treatment and their characters
occasioncd the Young Dominion, that Smith
says, "Some of them in London chose to be
hanged ere they would 60 thither, and acre
hanged
De Foe has left evidence that most of the early
Virginia emigrants consisted Of transported con-
victs and servants brought by shipmasters to be
sold. The mother of the principal character in
one of his books, testifying on this point, says,
"here many Newgate bird becomes great man,
and we have several justices of the peace, officers
of the trained bands, and magistrates of the
town they live in, who have been burned in the
hand" (Branded)
But enough! The game is not worth the can
die The high place of the Kanzas settlers in
the history and politics of the Republic, is sure
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Worcester BydrOpatksic InsIiIutiOa
on arch and Fountain stS., ROrceSteT Mass. THE
pronrc.ors of this Institution aim to make it com,
Portable home for nyaids at all The location
elevated and healthy yet easy of from all parts
the city.
The medical department is conducted by DR. s. ROGERS,
and has been limited the exclusive use of water
those cases which seemed require other treatment
For terms, &c. address
E. T. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Outdoor practice attended to. Office hours 2to 4P.M
au27 d&wtf
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
NO. FIn%g's Building.
jyI WORCESTER MASS dIv-sr,os
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Spring OveTc0uIs--Mad. up in tasty and Fash
10 nabie styles. from nice FRENCH COATING
Also, fine assortment of BUSINESS CoATs for City
trade.
The Custom DEPARTMENT, under the charge of Mr.
Charles Blanchard contains much the largest and most
desirable assortment of nice CoATNGS PANT ruFFs and
VESTSGs, exhibited by this establishment Tor any
other, probably
The attention of all purchasers is respecifuy invited
and entire satisfaction assured to all patrons.
A. P. WARE, 1853 and 40 Main Street,
ap10 dawtf Worcester.
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w. ". RIC e.
GEORGE SWAN

Il TTOR NEY AT LAW.
NO worcester Bank Block. Foster Stree
jy14l WORCESTER, MASS Tdkwtf
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The Following Letter. from Rev. Henry Wood
or Concord editor Of the CONGREGATIONAL Journal
speaks volumes In favor Of Wistafs Balsam ''

O. A HUI, lsi Main-s Worcester Mass. ap n ar IL
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Worcester. April 24th. lS56.-It is gei
orally known that the best place to buy
CLOT HING,
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Worcester
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-30

ToaaApos IN TExAs.-The st. Louis
Republican Of Saturday states that a letter
from Sherman. 10 Texas, dated on the 18th
ult., speaks Of Eve most terrific storms hay-
ing passed over that section Of territory 10
The previous three weeks. Cedar Hill, in
Dallas County, was entirely destroyed by
it. Every house in the place was leyeiied
by It, and some blown entirely away. Nine
persona were killed on the spot, and W.
were carried some seven miles, and found
dead, Of course. An OK wagon, standing
before . store. was literally torn to pieces,
one OF the tire was broken into four pieces,
then doubled up and twisted like an auger.
A young lady hearing the storm coming
ran from ths buildings and caught hold Of
. post that stuck some distance into the
ground and keld on for life. She was saw
ed, bu, the Wind took of all Of her clothing.
A few otheri were saved by laying down
upon the ground and holding on to pins that
had been driven into the ground, The
mail riders coming into that section OF the
country report Il others killed by the tor
nado. and pany houses, stables. and some
few meeting houses, with any quantity OF
fencing, blown nobody knows where. At
Cedar Hill, pn iron safe with some eight
hundred or |. thousand dollars, was blown
away and na yet found,
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TaE IsuNoArIos IN FRAscE.-The ac-
counts Of it irought by the Atlantic's mails
represent ths devastation Of Tours, Saumur
and Lyons ssimmense. AT the first named
place the coalition OF the people was sad
In the extrefe. AS far as the eye could
reach, farms were submerged, and on the
heights thousands Of victims were grouped
together without shelter and without food
One quarter ,fthe town had been converted
into an imm.nse lake, the water reaching
TO the secoid story OF the houses. Such
was the state Of the city after five days OF
mortal anxiety and indescribable calamity
MANY persons were drowned at Lyons.
Tie Emperor had promptly visited the
inundated districts, observed for himself
the extent Of the calamity, and distributed
laUe sums for the relief of the suffering in.
hsbltants. He had also taken measures 10
prevent the recurrence OF the calamity. A
general subscription for the relief OF the
sufferers had been started 10 Paris, munif-
Gently headed by the Empress in behalf OF
herself and her son.
The opinion is expressed by the N.
Y. Evening Post that the foundations in
the wheat. producing portions Of France
will have no small influence on the Europe
On markets, and tend to increase the de-
maud from this country. Chle. Press.
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y.H. hanny's Patent Adjustable Reaper aud
Mower Combined and Single Mower.

srouRrp TO JouN Il. NANNY by TwKsYY.rnSRk PAT
I'M. IN THE UNITED sraTEs. ALSO PaIfsItD ~
ErsoPs. MAsurAeUrRkD BY NANNY q Co., ROCK
sokp. ILLINOIS.
u,HEsE valuable Machines are constantly being
i msnuiaetured. A large number are being made
for me next harvest. over sI thousahd were con
ar aetsd iarlng the past season, and used WIN st'
ire euecsss, yet the demand was not supplied.
Aosrrnas6 ID given 70 exch p~atchaseI that We ms.
chine Il cal, butt and Of zoo tnzteriais,s mud lnstlt
viii now ~ wsil ~ Cat he dome Win mo eeysne,
and resp 9 we'll ~ can b doae viii cradle, and *.
Ell aver ether hsrvssting tuplemenN
The machine Is drawn by I've horscs, AfS r7Ansg-
sd b, ore person for moving, two pervous TOT resp
ins. and 10 also warranted TO cut from ten 70 stteen
scres per day. A large machine for four horses is
also manufactured.
For Two Horse Machine OF about fve feet cut,
ares. For Four Horse Machine Of about 81 = iset cut
sI4s. For single Moving Machine OF about ave
bet eutsl20.
The following extras are fu rnished with each ma,
ehibe; one fork, one oil can, one wrench, one guard
aaesr. one sickle section, oae smooIh-cdgo section,
and one beyel pinion. A full supply 10 KEPT con
staptly on hand, and also In tho hands OF Agents
Two Gniyss-onO a sickie aud the other q smootl
sdxs-ars furnished with each machine, either o.
which may DO used AS required.
For mschines or extras apply %
OUkSE VIELE & Co.,
Proprietors Of the Iowa hs r~ieuitarpi Depot, cornai
koek Island aud Front sta, Davenport Iowa, Self
4 Ssnts far tnis section. Juue
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VIVA Or war.

UIus 6oathern papers protest against the
foreign policy Of the Sham Democratic
Platform. They declare It means noshing
or Il means war. The Savannah RspvkieAn
says:
These resolyes,a a contemporary axsyy
justly remarks, "point 50 clearly TO COLI:
sions with foreign powers, that the Virgin;
ia and several other Southern delegations
%strenuously opposed them; but they were
put through, nevertheless, under the pre-.
vious question. They arc palpabty at par
not only witA the rights Of nations entirely IN
dependent Of our authority, but ictM As erpress
sf,pulations of treaties. Our faith is sol
EMMY pledged by the Ciayton-Bulwer Trea-
~ that we will not attempt to secure any
control over the transit routes across the
Isthmus Of Darien, yet the first resolve quo
ted above pledges Mr.. Buchanan TO make
Just such an attempt, ard dec lares that mo
power on earth should.be sufered' 10 inter.
iere with this policy. II 10 not our right to
use and traverse the lsthmus that was as
serted at Cincinnati, but our right to CON
trol' the passage. and to 0 'prePonderance
in the adjustment Of oil questions arising
out Of L., This resolve ID eitlser empty
bombast OF It means war, and control over
an important route in which the whole civ
ilized world has q deep interest, and which
10 much nearer the possessions OF Great
Britain, France and Spain than to auy y
ours. In the Gulf of Mexico Great Brit.
ain, France, Spain and other European
powers have very impo :tant possessions,
while we have scarcely . foothold among
its fertile and valuable islands; yet the Gin
einnati Convention proceeded TO resolve
that our ascendaney' must be maintaine
there. Such talk is either wind or war" d
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Inttie boy, 8 ycara of age, BY the name
sUsieh Morrow, whose father lives In the
va,y, has acquired a surprising facility in
a,ihg upon a kind Of triangular harp,
.Sh ne calls a dnlcimer, and which he
oy striking upon the wires with little
as eh The snds Of strips OF whalebone.-
csn Oh'tnenced practieing on the instru.
rr,a .ess than ayear age, and now IKE
~ more than fifty different airs with ex.
'unafy rspidity and correctness. He
scconpanied by his father on the vic.
considering the age OF the boy and the
S ~, ne has been engaged in learning, we
10 on exhibition Of musical talen,
NV! eaualled.- Washington Co. Prsss.
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LARGE CAsriFo.-The Rock Island pa.
Fsss state that a sixteen inch cylinder, oil
Il iee' stroke, and weighing three thousand
40 sixty pounds, was lately cast at the foun-
!0i ar. Weber. II lie intended for the
Fanes Royal Arch, and Is said to be one
ue largest steamboat castings ever made
Shove 81. Louis.
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l.. o. ROCK WOODS
COMBINED
.MOScey. md Reaper!

FOR WHICH THE FIRST PREMIUM WAS
Awarded atths Rock leland County Fair In NO.
vember, 1855. Improved for 1856.
IsHg subscribers have arranged 10 manufacture
L extensively the above machine In Rock Island,
Ill, and ia Offering II 10 tho farmers are happy 10 Dc
ablsI 10 say that the efforts ~ comoine the most
per teet Now or with the most perfect FssPer nave
prov ed sminsnty successful. The difiicnlliasst,sank
out Of the fact that a greater speed OF the sickle ~
necessary for moving thanis required Tor reapiagis
overcome In this machine by the use q Two pin'
ions OF different sigo, giving the required speea ne
cessAfy for each Kind of work. lbe "sids draft, "
also mostly avoided by placing the ground wnsei on
the opposite side Of tho tongue II ON the entung Psrl,
30 asto balance each other, thus making II easier
Tor the team.
The raksr 4. placed on The platform behind ne
grain, u position which by being near MA Work ens
bles him 10 do it better and with greater saasi arc
the whole IL constructed On a plan q, once simple
Aud durable. u has boea used 10 All vsflenes oi
grain mud grass, aud Is universally conceded ~
those who have used u 10 operate better AID nicer
than can DO done with the cradle or sesthe.
The price OF the Prairie kaIorn Ia $3.50 earn lof
Mover and hsapsr together; Slio for mower alone,
eio added 10 the above for credit Of ons.aaH w
January usxt. Intsvss,G ~ The rate Of ten per cant
per soG1S allowed on all fsy%sS W5 Tsas ss,os'
For ssis ~ NouRsR, vIEGE 1 CO., a ths low,
Agricultural Depot, on Rssk lsiand aud Front rs.
Dsvspport.. Sole Agents tes this viesnily.
' Jane dwSw
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u 4
u xxxlvsh oengsYsee.9tses ssesisn-
WAsHrsarcx, tune. H.-SESArE.-The
Senate considered and pissed the House
bill, authorizing the President 70 cause the
southern boundary Of Kansas 70 be run and
marked; also the bill respecting The hsrbor-
ing Of dssertsrs, and 70 protect the public
interests in regard to the enlistment Of dis
charged minors.
The House bill sstabisAing v addition
oil Land Districts was passed.
A message vas received from he House
announcing the death Of Hon. Mr.. BayIey,
of Virginia. ~ esss1s ~aas $40 Alg~s@ "a
Mr.. Mason spoke in high terms of the de-.
ceased, and offered resolutions Of respect and
coincidence.
Mr.. Cass paid q fitting tribute Of respect.
Mr.. Mason's resolutions was sdopted.--
Adjourned till Monday.
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roRsrRY-Edmund Paul. well known IN
tits city for his pistol shooting accomplish.
meuts, was arrested in 0alena YESTERDAY.
morning, on the charge OF having forged
The names Of G abliei Choutcsu, J. Q. Bar
iow. and Esml. c. Nysrson Of this city, on
~ 10 the amount Of about 5000. A
seleersp hic dispatch was received at the Po-
lice Office, from NJ. Bradley Of the indepen-
dent police at Chicago, giving notice OF the
arrest, and stating that the prisoner would
arrive in that city BY the evening train
Capt. R. Bowling Immediately. proceeded
10 Chicago, to take charge Of the prisoner
and bring him TO this city. He will be ex-
pected down again THE eyening.-M. Los-
US In~teligencer Of 26M.
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st. Louis. June II.
Governor Shannon, Of Kansas, arrived
last night authorizes the Repabicas, through
NJ. Barnum, to state that be has not re.
signed. He came to meet biz wife and will
10 Kansas In the course Of the
week. He reports al quiet In the Terri.
tory.
4 letter in the Repsbicsa from WestPort
dated the gath, says ! meeting wa held q
that place on Sunday last denouncing the
murder Of THE Isdiah agent, Gay. CON.
mittee was appointed to address the Cover
nor of Missouri, aequainting him with the
murder and asking him to offer . reward Tor
the apprehension Of the murdereas.