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Lumber! Lumber =!

vVvHE subscriber has bought the" Fast Saw Mill"
two miles above the city, and is prepared =
furnish all kinds of lumber except Pnel at the
shortest from 81 - to a. SO per 100 feet.
dscl2dAwtf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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Tools.
MECHANICS Tools, of the best English and
wi American Manufacture. Saws, Files, Anger
bits, ac., of every description, for sale low by
TILLINuHAST, LANE 4 BUEL,
nup1 19Q Mnin-at
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New Store and New Goods
Hardware and Cutlery.

new store ana new G0oo6
Hardware and cutlery.
No. 1873, Main Street,
TILLGNGHAsT, LANE 4 nUEL,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,
OFFER to the Country Trade, Manufacturers,
" and dealers generally, full and complete
sor,ment Of Hardware, Cutlery, Nails, House Trim
mngs, Mechanics Tools, he, &c, on the most lib
erAl terms.
Having unsurpassed facilities for Importing, and
obtaining goods Of American Manufacture, they
prepared TO furnish dealers, and consumers gen
orally, at the Loscesf Market Ra!<s.
Also Agents
For the Worlds Safe Co.
Troy Bell Foundry;
Berden's Patent Horse Shoes;
The Excelsior Horse Powers,
Keokuk, July 10, lS56-dAw
COOKING sTOVES.
TUSI received direct from one of the largest col
y ebrated Eastern Stove Manufacturers, . SUPERB
lot OF Cooking Stoves, Of styles and patterns
"sarpAssfng any yet been offered in the market, Ia
smoothness of castings finish, convenience and coon
my of fuel. Those wishing something very nice, will
call and purchase.
They are for sale low by
TiLLINaHAsT, LANE Il BuEL,
August iith. ls56--dkw 1873 Main tsreet.
The Exceisior Horsc Power.
ME would respectfully call attention Of thos,
w wanting power for driving Threshng Ma
chine, Circular Saws, for pumping, grinding grain
cutting hay and stalks, Smelling corn, DC. Re. Il
| the "ExcRlsIoR" HoRsE PowERs. These Power
have been severely tested and pronounced the BEs,
| in use- We have just received = few direct from
the Manufacture, and prepared to sell them Low
TILlLNGHAST, LANE BURL,
aug Is l3S Main Street.
a
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/ SDTEs' Abb Mse---Tbe fnert II ock thai co,tld
IL he lad In New York ean bv rren at the tiIy
Gaskst9fe. They make elegant Gift Book
Isl a, [septal oGDES's.
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|sNESIf-flNE bekss No. lemons for sAle st
deeltHtSIus, HAWKINS / HUsT0N'S
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CUTTINGS PATENT AMBROT AfEs.
FlNHESE pictures are S1z24aQ
l. ahead Of any thing 80 ZnysEESySk
ever before made. The W. " Xtd3kTa&lE&-
subscriber would call REEWNDnYYAk1
tho attention Of those SE4in
wishing to get pic
ture that viii never fade change in the least to
the superiority of Cuttings Ambro'ypes. lie par
tieuar If In want of one Of these, TO call at the
AxBnorYrg GALLERY, No 8, Third Street Pictures
are warranted to giyeentire satisfaction, and guar
antied to equal any in the western country lie mas
got the largest and finest Gallery between 81 LOUIS
and Chicago with side light and sky light, which no
other Gallery in this city has. He has the exclusive
right of this patent for keoknk and Lee county All
other pictures protesting to bethe same are counter
feits and an imposition on the public. They are
but worthless limitations Of the genuine Anbroiype,
gotten up TO deceive the public. The Ambrotype
win keep IN water we'll upon the parlor table
They NAV ALSO be set in tomb stones, and remain
uuiinpaired Ter ages
mss- Instructions given In Ambrotyping, and al.
SO m taking pictures glass not patented to suit
those who wish TO travel. He has also large
stock Of chemicals on hand and collodeon Of the fiji
est quality, and ready for use.
Gallery No. 8, Third-st kcokuk. Iowa.
aprs5-atf EMERSON. Artist.
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NO. lV5 MEUHANIC'B BLOCK.
The undersigned have opened CHAIR STORE
in this City and will always ksep On hand large
variety OF Cane and Windsor chairs Rocking Chalrs
Of various styles and Sizes Childrcn's chaiFs 10,
al warranted OF hrst rate material and rood work
manship.
viii IS sold Wholesale and Retail, ~ cheap ~
the cheapest. KELLY 4 DAVIS.
sept l7,dAwlyr
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NOTICEs
The PreHbytcry Of Keokuk, will hold Its next sta
ted meeting At Aontross, lows, on Friday, 10th "
October, 1t O'Clock p n.
Every Minister and one elder from each church.
are expected 70 BE- present.
Ministers and Churches will please bear in mind
the COLLECTIONS for church extension, and also for
the aid VI our candidates studying for the Gospel
ministry. q. G. BEAMAN,
n Stated Clerk.
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CUTTINGS PAT
HNhESE pictures are
l. ahead Of any thing
ever before made. The
subscriber would call
tho attention Of those
..,.bknta .va. n min
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LyANCY enamelied Chamber Sets, consisting Of
Il water pals, chamber pals and foot hath. Paint
I'd water paiis foot bath ard chamber pals In sets
or single, also variety Of House furnishing goods
In silver plated, britannia, jspaned white metal.
and common wares, forsalc at the Troy Hardware
Store, Signof the Mortise Lock, $50, Main It,,
Union Block. HITCHCOCK, MOTT co.
XNANTHD-A House and Lot or vacant lot IN
w exchange for dry goods. Address KKOkUK
through the Pestolkce. (sept2-d
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The subscribers, proprie :
tors Of the Empire Stove
Works, 81. Louis, beg
leave to inform stove
Dealers in Iowa thatth they
have established n branch,
of their house in keokuk,'
where they will keep con-
stantly on hand . large
and well-assorted stock
of
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EnameleA Preserve Kettles and
Naucc RaAe.
ID RIGHT French Ware, Preserve Kettles, Sauce
ID Pans, Cullenders, Skimmers, Dippcrs, Wash
Basins, Lsdles, Forks, spoons, Cups and Selves
Brass Kettles, Tin Kitchen Ware; Japaned Cham
Der and Water Pals foot Baths; Trunks. Cans,
aud variety Of other articles sale IT l5o Main
Street. Union Block.
Aug28 HITCHCOCK, MOTT co.
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TNHE subscriber, having purchased the above
yard Of n. Colson, viii deliver wood in any
part o. the city, cut and split, for any length Of
stove, for 81 per load Of 90 feet.
Also will saw wood any where In the city for Is
cents per cord whore the quantity - six cords or
over, and less 1t 81 90 per cord. Eight days mo-
tice required for saving
yard corner Of High and Fifth Streets.
Nsept Is d3m p. LIBRETON.
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IsgLtl variety 81 goods comprised n Tie Notion
IL and Faaey GOD lane al iius.an Z at prices hat
cannot fail 2 ulues purchases ard benoft tho buy
or. Gail 81 NJ. "a, sna examine for yourseiyes
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4 LAksE assortment q ilos4ery and Dlofes
\ knglssh and French hand made Mitts. very
Cue. s; Dpreo HusI0S'S
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wanted ImmeAiascly.
TWO HUNDRED LABORKRS, 10 whom good
/ wages and constant employment will BE- given.
Apply to J.0. STEWART 4 CO.'S
intelligence and General Agency Once,
N. W. Corner Of Sd and johnson sts.,
jy79-du Up Stairs.
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WANTED AND NOTICE.
A LARGE number Of persons will b. 1t J. q.
"A STEWART 3 CO. 3 Intelligence and General
Agency Once, N. W. corner OF Third and Johsson
sts, up stairs, every day this week, TO hire Men,
Women, Boys snd Girls, in city and country. Call,
III you want work faug5
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To C0msYacsors, DutlaeTs 4 OsncYs.
WE arc receiving our assortment Of Builders
w Hardware, direct from manufacturers; also .
variety Of Mechanics Tools which VIC o6tr for sale
at l59 Main Street, Union Block.
aug28 HITCHCOCK, MOTT 4 co.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-11
Twenty Years Record.

Mr., Buchanan's Record for twenty years is
thus given in the speech Of one of his friends,
Hon. H. c. Talbot Of Kentucky, delivered in
Congress on the 28th July and published in
the Globe of August 18th. 1t is record that
the Richmond. Va, Enquirer would term ga
record without blemish."
/, In 1886, Mr.. Buchanan supported bill
to prohibit the circulation OF abolition papers
through the mails
g. In the same year he proposed and voted
for the admission Of Arkansas.
3. In l936-37 he denounced and voted to
reject petitions for the abolition Of slavery in
the District of Columbia.
4. In 1896 he voted for Mr.. Calhoun's ia.
nous resolutions defining the rights G the
States and the limits OF Federal authority, and
affirming ii to be the duty of the Government
to protect and uphold the institutions Of the
South.
8. in 1889 and 1910, he invaribly voted with
southern Senators against the consideration o
anti ti.slavery petitions.
6. In 184i and 1845 he advocated and vo.
ted for the annexation Of Texas.
7. In 1847 he sustained the Clayton Com.
promise.
8. In 1850 he proposed and urged The ex-
tension of The Missouri Compromise TO the Pa.
ci6c oceon.
9. But he promptly acquiesced in the com
promise of 1850, and employed all his innu-
eLce in favor OF the faithful execution of the iu.
gitive slave law,
10, In 1851 he demonstrated against an en-.
actment of the Pennsylvania Legislature for
obstructing the arrest and return of fugitive
slaves.
II. In 1854 he negotiated for the acquis-
ton of Cuba
l2. In 1856 he approves the repeal of the
Missouri restriction, and supports the principles
of the Kansas Nebraska act.
13. He never gave vote against the inter-
est of slavery, and never uttered word which
could wound the most sensitive southern heart,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-11
Republican Convention.

Pursuant to a call previously made. the Re.
publieans Of Carroll county. met at the Court
House 10 Carrollton IN Saturday the 9th day Of
Sept 1856 to nominate a candidate for Clerk
ofthe Court Of Common pleas for Carroll county
The meeting was organizedby choosing Nat
son Ayres Of New Harrisburgh chairman. aud
Wm. RI. Mcqueen, and Isaac Ulman Seereta-
ries. The business Of the meeting having
been announced. On motion it vas agreed
that the townships retire tothe different places
assigned them, for the purpose of BaAOting
for Clerk. The 6-st ballot stood as iUllovs;-
John West votes, John c. Baxter votes,
and Chas. H: Miller votes. On motion il was
declared that the different Townships retire for
a second ballotting, there not having been a
majority Of all the townships in the county, cast
in favor of any one candidate.-Result of sec.
ond ballot as follows: John West votes
John c. Baxter 5 votes, and Chas H. Miller, .
votes. The name Of Chas. II, Miller. was
then Withdrawn, as a candidate On motion
a 81 ballot was had-Result as follows; John
G. Baxter 8 votes. John West votes. Johr
c, Baxter was then announced as having a ma
ionty Of all the Townships. 1t was then mo-
we'd that the convention make the nomination
of John q. Baxter. unanimous, which was car
r;ed, There being no other business the con
ventiOn adjourned.
/. ULMAN, MATSON AYRES, .
Assistant Ssc'y. Chairman
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SALE OF LAND.

By an order Of The Probate Court of Carroll county
Ohio, we as Guardians Of the minor Hes OF Daniel Nc.
Alister, Jr, will cer at public sale OIL the premises,
in Fox Township Carroll county Ohio, on Saturday the
tn, October next Is G. at the EUur Of l. P. NJ. Of
said day.
The South half Of tie Ecu Invest quarter of section
Twenty eight (2S) in Township Thirteen (l3) Of range
four (4) containing 80 acres mole or less
The same tract on which Daniel McAllister Jr, resi-
ded at the time Of bis death-Sad tact is well implo-
we'd, and very valuable and lies crc mile stuh Of Me-
chanicstown Teims Cne third in hand, and the balance
in two equal annual stalments with interest secured
by mortgage on the premis ca. Attendance given.
SAMUEL NCALLlS1ER
join W. BRYANT.
sept ii. 90 pr ieeS2. .bO Guardians.
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Law of Newspapers.

Subscribers who do not give notice to the contra
~ are eousderel as wishing to continue their subscp
nan ,
A II subscribers order the dscontinuance OF their
psyers T. publisher may continue to send them until
ell arreArages are paid.
II sabsc, bers neglect or refuse to take their pc
adoas from the Office to which they directed they
ass Aei responsible ill they have settled the bi aud
sslherod theu discontinued,
a II subscribers remove to other places without in
loSmug she publishers and the papers are sent to th
karmer adeCtion, they are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that, refusing 10 tax
,.,.rs t.om the off &C. or removing aud leaving then
ucAled for Is praa facia evidence ointentonal fraud
rza;- Postmassers who notify publisher that news
Haps IL not .akel from the Office required to Civ
shs rsa.oa why they are not taken out (See Post O
Gs. InstETOctons and Laws.
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The Last From Gone.

Our opponents, with all the ingenuity and
zeal of which they are possessed have been at
tempting to prove that Mr.. Fremont is Ro
man Catholic, feeling certain that if they could
but establish this fact his defeat would be Ger
tain, One by one their proofs have been de
molished, until they were reduced TO the sim.
pie charge that he was married by Catholic
priest, and that priests of that denomination
could not marry any one but member Of the
Catholic Church. This they harped upon nm
Ill there were, no doubt, many persons who
believed it, We are glad to have it in our
power 10 demolsh even this vestige of case,
by the following, which may be found on pages
seventy eight and eighty-one of a book entitled
"CAMPBrLLs and PURoELL's Debate on the
Roman Catholic Religion"
Mr.. G. says, page Is.
"There were two members Of the Episcopal
Church, one of the parties the son of an Epis-
copalian minister, desirous of entering into mat.
rimony. Bishop Fenwick (Purcell's predeces.
sor) desired to know of what party they were,
and on learning that they were Epscopalians.
refused to marry them, unless previously bapti-
zed by himself"
Purcell replies, page 81
can say with certainty of my vene rable
predecessor, that he ,oould not hare pursued The
course he did, YAs story be true, 1he had rea-
son TO Jelieve the individuals had never been
baptized, and ifany two or more young people
will come 10 me, who have been rightly bapti-
zed in Protestant communions, l WARRANT
THEM, If THERE BE NO OTHER OBSTA-
Giles, THEY SHALL BE QUICKLY
BOUND IN THE EINDISSOLUBLE BONDS
OF MATRIMONY."
These extracts are from the Report of De-
bate on the Roman Catholic Religion. held in
the Sycamore street meeting house. Cincinnati,
from lhs 18th to the 2lst Of January, 1897,
between Alexander Campbell, Bethany
Virginia, and Bishop Purcell, Of Cincinnati !:
published by James & Co., 1897.
Where now stands the charge against Ere
mont Of Catholicism Gone like last winters
snow, and like it leaving only shiver Of hor-
ror at the heattless pertinacity with which any
man with any pretensions to horesty can
pulsue an honest man.
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GRAND RALLY
Carroll County FreemeR
ON SATURDAY, THE Doth OF SEP
TENDER, 1856, AT CARROLLT0N.

ON SATURDAY, THE Doth OF SEP
TENDER, 1856, AT CARR0LLT0N.
All who are opposed to the progress Of
Wrong. Hiquity and Injustice. and in favor Of
the triumph OF Right, Equality, Justice and
Humanity, come up on that occasion and lis
ten to the great truths Of political import, as
they come from the lips Of the
BON. JOHNA. BINGHAM Of Cadiz,
enshrined in burning elOquence, tha! carries
conviction TO the understandings Of the most
Obdurale. All who feel unable 10 determine
in their own minds What 10 do in this crisis Of
Freedom against Oppression, come out and
hear the bold and true advocate Of Free Kan
sas, the
Hon. THOMAS SP ONER, Of Cincinnati
All who oppose the stealing Of Free Territory,
70 people it with slaves under the border ruffian,
rule of civil war, murder, rapine and blood
she'd, come and listen to that true Democrat
HON. D. H. CARTER. of Nassillon.
Our PigIny President has sold himself and the
Free North. to The $4,000 slave holders who
now rule this Union, until robbery and piracy
on the river Missouri, is now upheld and paid
for by this Government. You who detest the
dark plct, come and council together aud hear
our own inmtable orator
GEN Il. R. ECRLEY
You old democrats who wish to roll back the
dark tide Of Of slavery that is now about to O.
vertake US, to its own dark places, south Of 3G
80 come and hear genuine Democracy upon
that question from the mouth Of your own last
, Congressman,
HON JOS, CABLEof Paaldingco.
! Ill who are opposed to tarring and feather
ing Ministers Of the Gospel for opinions sake
come Come Fremonters, Buchanan men
! Fillmore men, and listen 20 the great Coustitu.
tiOnal truths, showing cOnclusively that you are
opposed to treachery, nfamy and slavery ex.
( tension and in favor ofcivil Liberty in Kansas
. and freedom for all the National territories.
, Come and doubtless you will resolve 10 dc
, right, oppose oppression and slavery.
Come and hear the earnest and intrepid
d Cclond &omJougA, Of New PhRadeIpAjG.
The Committee arrangements have deter
b. mined 10 makedtms an interesting occasion.
10 enliven the occasion they have engaged
. the services Of the Hanover Brass Band, the
: Waynesburgh Brass Band, and Augusta Mill
ary Band and Glec Club.
JOHN c. BAXTER,
VIM Mccoy,
SAMUEL STERLING,
JOHN BEATTY,
f WASH. BUTLER,
Committee.
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Green Mountain Thunder.

Vermont held her general election on Tues
day, the I'd inst-She responds 10 Iowa! Her
free sons speak in united thunder tones for
Free Speech, Free Territories. Free Labor, and
Fremont! The majority for the Republicans
last year in the State over the others, was a
little less than 5000. The vote stood Royce,
%, ,l76; CLARK 13,o82; scattering 5.19l. The
returns from IA towns in Windhem Windsor,
Orange, Caledonia. Rutland and Addison
counties show net Republican gain Of two
thousand FIVE hundred and eighty-sevenI Re-
ported majorities in ls more towns give gain
of $50! Another good sign is that the scat.
teriny vote which was heavy last year and the
previous year dwindled down to 80 in the IA
towns officially heard from. The scattering
vote in the same towns last yeaI was 1ls6.
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PROCLAMATION!

PROCLAMATION is HEREBY MADE
to the qualified voters of Carroll county, that Cen
era Election will be helo as reqoired by ON Tuesday
lie llh day Of October, A. D. 1856 at the places for
holding elections in said county, at which time the fol.
lowing officers TO be chosen, to Wit:
One Supreme Judge, for full term.
unexpired term.
State common school Commissioner.
4" Member Of Board Of Public Wolks;
" One Attorney General.
" Congressman for 2lst district.
" Judge for lst subdivision Of the 9th Judicial dis
trict
CLERK of Carroll county.
4 Coroner, " .....
" Commissioner I"
Infrmary Director.
Also to vote upon the act TO Incorporate Il Pm
of Ohio and other Banks" each eccCr nay have Written
printed psry written and rarity printed urCn his
ticket, the words. Fer the EiIk q ant eI Against
the Bank Charter
The Trustees ofthe townships in said county re.
quired TO return the following number of Jurors hcm
their respective townships, to the Celk Of the Ctut
neH mi.
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From Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 2.
A letter in the Republican, dated St Josephs,
Aug. i7th. states that Major Haderman, agent
of the Kickapoo Indians, just returned from a
visit TO he Indians, reports the country be-
tween The Grasshorptr and ST. Josephs. full oil
armed Free State men. These men are NOV
ing along the western border of the Kickapoo
Reservation.
Capt. Scott, with 100 men moved in that di-
rection /; other forces join him. He will sta
tion them TO cut off further accessions from that
quarter.
The Pro Slavery party are stationing strong
bodies of men along the northern line of the
Territory to prevent ipgress or egress of any
parties there.
So well fortified is it along the Missouri riv-
er, that no force can approach in that direction.
They are making plans for speedy concentra-
ton upon Lawrence.
Excitement in the Territory and the border
counties of Missouri increasing. and battle
considered inevitable. Col. Doniphqn is said to
be in CONN and of the Pro.Savery forces.
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TremOnt,s s RELIGION Again.

As this question seems to be one Of The
main questions for his opponents to harp upon,
we give from time to time. such proofs, as
satisfy our mind upon that question. And we
ask how can any honest intending mind enqui-
ring after truth, come to any other conclusion
than that TO which we have arrived, that is
that the proofs are Overwhelmingly conclusive
10 the contrary. Read the following, consider
its import and act as becomes a freeman
Ig-Noble still Barkiug al the same Old
Hole.
The N. Y. EJpress--Mr Beecher should n.
pologize to his noble dog for his disparap;np
oomparison--adheres most persistenty to i,
silly fabricalioEs TO prove that Fremont is :
Romsnist. IL cited the Rev, Father Olivett
of Whitehall. whoEe testimony il considered {
clncher. Bu, Olivett replies in the following
letter
WHITEHALL, Aug. 28, 1856.
The Albany Statesman having published I
statement, purporIing TO have been. made by
me, il which an understood 10 say that Col
Frssont was Catholic. asd for that reason
would receive my vote.
Being Minister ofthe Gospel, appear be.
fore The public with reluctance /; but my name
having been dragged into the political arena
sgsiust my consent, to give countsnance to a
miessRiement, no otte course is leh ne. |
thevsAks sag rat do mol know TINT Col Pre-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-11

1'11W 4 OT NJ NOV PV' %
One case of Yellow Fever reported at Will
Iiamsburgh yesterday. The patient is DR.. W.
H. Hanrord, who has visited the patients at Fl.
Hamilton.
The New Yoik Herald, Of Wednesday, says
hat there has been no yellow fever in the city,
md that all the cases thereabouts have been
even miles away from the city, at quarantine.
II makes this statement 10 contradict stories got
ten up by interested parties to the effect that
there is fever in the city,
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LATER.

A dispatch dated Montpelier, Sept. 4th
says.
Fletcher's (Republican) majority for Gov.
ernor in 100 towns is over 10000: l3O towns
to hear from. The three Republican Con-
gressmen have each 5000 to 1000 majority
The Republicans have carried the entire State
Cs~ate 4 'r- " 4 IT,.
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no! FOR NEDRASKAu

The subscriber will visit Nebraska territory on or a.
bout the lst October next Persons desirous of ma.
king investments in any of the thriving towns or cities
in the territory can have it promptly ard faithfully
done, by making applications to me.
The great rush of emigl alton now Is and will contn-
ue to be to Nebraska itbeing geneIsy admitted BY all
those who have travelled in the tenitOlies,-iar IRE
ferable to Kansas, in regard to location, climate So
and water. From my personal knowledge the coun
try,I can confidently cay that can make investment
for Others that will yield very liberal return Mys
charges will be moderate GEO. F. KENFDY.
Cafrollten, olio Sept. 4, lStS,-3w.