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Drugs, Chemicals, etc.

The subscriber and arrive the following ar
Giles, which he can offer very low:
Is kegs REFINED sALTPETRE;
80 casks SAL. SODA; 5s f@.r ssn9 qs&qs y%
Is bbls FLOUR SULPHUR;
50 barrels CoPPERAs; ~ .144
Is bbls ALUM; ssas-5 5.,. ~r& .s>& A.
barrels REFINED CAMPHoR; raata.te
1000 pounds CREAM TARTAR; f'''.'' n 5'[ 1e%
Il "a rs kegs BI-CARBONATE SODA; E l.. '.#.- -
cases Turkey OPIUM; r
81 ounces prime OTTO ROSES
10 bbls best Dutch MADDER; f@4gFss.l Wy.
50 boxes Castillo SOAP; ~
50 gross SUGAR LEMONS.
Is barrels No. l TANNERS OIL; .
20 bbls YARNISH: N -
1000 ounces s. QUIEINE;
100 ounces NITRATE SILVER; ,-.M. ..."-.
800 pounds BLUE MASS LAmeremD 1a-
200 @5.. ?. FlnglishD "&
200 ;. English CALOMEL; ...
800 -. American -ss
10 cases Refined BORAX
E. B. WHEELOCK,
m31 2plt 4S Magazine street
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I'll Card.

NEW ORLEANS, March 7, 1856.
DR. SAMUEL REYNoIps-Dear Sir: The cancer on my Up,
which YOU have been treating happy to say has beenen
trey eradicaed and the lip entirely we'll Feeling gaful
to you for relieving take pleasure IN allowing You thease
of nv name in the list Of testimonials which you hive
at your command. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
D. s. STACY, =.
1.sr1u Eg-.~ of Yidaa L.
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schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.

would therefore advise all who drink the scnapps at such
places to the appearance of the bole and the outside
wrapper should be defaced to refuse TO drink unless
fresh bottle Is opened ,-., ,,-or,,
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George I8. CNrr0fSHae,
DENTAL SURGEON,

-. date of Mobile,)
Offers his services all of the various branches Of the PROBES
sion to the citizens of New Orleans and vicinity.
n9~ CHILDRENS TEETH EXTRACTED, and advic
given to parents regard the management and treatment
the teeth free Of charge. -
| r47- oFFICE-No Carnndelet street. ia31 2p3m
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EDr. Samuel Reynolds.

oFFIcE-No. lis GRAvIER STREET, NEW oILEASs
Cures CANCERS HEAD, WHIrEswELLNe, soREs and
ULCERS of every description. jail zpR
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Heeap0fs,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE Of HE
S.: GENUINE
DAI4LEY's MAGICAL PAIN ExTRAcT0s,
4aa8 2ntf Nos. q and Isl Chartres stree
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So m sEss=MR.T7gC y :Mss alelR5aEs--H1-m %
Corner ryades and Terpsichore streets,
Big Will open on MONDAY the 3ls inst REAT BARGAINS
in DOTTED SWISS at Is cents yard STRIPED SWISS at
lis cents yard PLAID JACoNET at Is cents; COLORED
yard; fine BAREGEs, yard Infants EMBROI
DERED ROBES, rs cents each CORDED SKIRTS, at 10
cents each Also HOSE, CALICoEs, GINGHAMs and EN-
{BR0IDERIEs, very low.
S. B. CHURCHILL, H
rn3I 2p2t corner Uryades and Terpsichore SIS.
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PEL1cks THEATEB, We are informed that Mr..
Washhurn, proprietor of the Circus Company now
exibitire at the Pelican Theater, has increased the
attractions Of his force the addition Of Mons De
Jean, who has lately arrived here from Paris, where
he enjoyed tie reputa Of being the most wonder
fill eqailibria 1hnast and aerobatic performer ever
known. Mons. Dejean will appear in his wonderful
double somerset act this evening. The brothers Pas
tor win also appear, making the amusements as va
Iied and interesting as could be desired.
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ssS,.eGu Eos,ofiss--elssicEs 1sessss.sss.,'


SPRING GOODS.
Il a yzE1. Er.z. e "A z z z: r VS. ',si
LEgGEaTOM) s. BARB or,
Corner OF st. Charles and Canal Streets
Are continually receiving fresh invoices Of the most
FASHIONABLE SPRING CLOTHING,
direct from their mandatory and respectfully their
the public examination Of their select stock,
which they will sell at the most moderate prices.
SHIRTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
,& Constantly on hand. ss#
We Just received choice assortment of the last French
style d 5 = - 55r@ IS
With Byron and Standing Collars.
We are selling the balance Of our
su, WINTER CLOTHING
.-. RI AT Jos tt
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
maj 2p6t corner st. Charlesand Canal ss
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Y ST.. GHARLRs The rs. Julia Dean Hayne
will take d benefit this evening at the St Charles
Theater. 1t will be her farewell benefit, Two ex-
celent pieces will be presented For the first time
Norma. the Priestess, viii be performed the bene,
fciary taking the part o. Norma" The laughable
farce, Rough Diamond, viii follow, in which Mrs.
Hayne will appear as g Il This sums up u
compile and charming evenings entertainment 81
course The house will be densely crowded as it ought
to be. failure ii this respect would hea reflection
5npon or play gong public, not upon Mrs II.
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Southern Furniture BE'Ga"es"OOssss
CHARLES h. STEW BRIT,
AT Nos. III and 173 Canal ST., New Orleans,
Has Just received from the manuacory beautiful stock of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIRs and BEDsTEADs, in ad-
dition to his hitherto large stock of -.0. H..
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Parties wishing anything his line will find it to their adEan-
age give him call before purchasing elsewhere 3 2p6t
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ReaaeOUecVss Eeea1eOUecg 2!
FROM NO. rs TO IA ROYAL STREET.
supply Of CREME DE BoUzy CHAMP ACNE, in quarts
pins constantly hand which equal the that
comes to this market -..--
-f& :, Also :.
risf OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
q F A N I'd E S:
sAZERAC of the Vintage of 1885, 1888 and 1906 and other
brands il
WITS XII:
OF all desezipous-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pint and quarts.
-.= Also
On hand my usual assortment of the best WINES and 81
QUORS in the Market which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house in the ciy.
't SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No. II Royal street.
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THE RUSSIAN WAR--Our readers should bear in
mind that this is the last night of the exhibition of
the Dioramic Panorama of the Russian War, at Ar
mory Hall. 1t is, without doubt, the best and most
complete exhibition of the kind ever shown in New
Orleans The exhibition tonight being for the benefit
of Mr.. II. Harrington, is additional indueement for
attending! We confidently expect to witness an
| OVERLOOKING house. ~
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ON the nightn of the 10th, in Jacksonville, Florida
she Office Of Nh. Geo Gibbs, agent Of the Panters
Bank Of Fairfield, Was entered and robbed Of pack.
III ta &c sn0 Ne Gibbs offers
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Notice.

The Office Of the Sheriff the Parish Of Orleans Stempo-
rarly situated at No IL ST. ANN STREET Pontals Build
ings. a, .a
mis- 2ptf $780, JOHN NJ BELL Sierlh.
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CoTTos. The receipts Of otton for the eight
honrs ending At & oelock last evening were, by The
I'VE w. alnler from Ouachita, 1.s6s Humboldt
Rlary Bess, ~. rtinsye, 90;
IsaHfeI Hill from Gamde Uncle
San, 40 John simonds8 from Meinphis, 32l FIJI
III Weight, from shreyepo I, I ,922 David White
iii Dieg Keys, from Ledore, 1920 !; Caddo, from
1inaen 1853 Swamp Fox, from Lac de MUSES., $50;
Della and Union, from ST. Martinsville 266 Total,
1906 bales. Sugar, l66 hhds,;; molasses, ,l58
barrels and a6S hall barrels. 81 s55s
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.MgesGa1ae Blanche.

SLHEV4SSVHHVO 11V0SVHeSH0VS =
Among many testimonials received during Mime Banches
absence from home is the following -.la..
aT- New ORLEANS, March g. 1856.
Dear Hadams-I again. through influence made to
rejoice Of dollars, by of the Havana Lot
terry According your advice, purchased three tickets
which drew s00O, the fourth of S6000 and the
S00 thousand times for good fortune thus
through your nstrumentaty showeed upon shall call
you the Of week for numbers for my wife and
child. s., With the greatest respect,
Ny dear Madame, am, etc,
II. WILLIAMS,
Madame Blanche will remain in the city but ONE WEEK
LONGER persons DESTROYS know the
in lottery drawings their past and future lfe will well
call Immediately at her residence, Io7 Carandelet
m3l 2pls
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Louisiana

Louisiana
PLANTATION ChoTaEErINSsr
MANUFAC GLORY,
lis Canal ST., between Royal and Bonrhon,
NEW ORLEANS. -2"- }Et
The undersigned having completed his arrangements r the
manuaetory of ..G& ~,
PLANTATION CLOTHING
on a very large scale pleasure informing hi Cuy
friends and the Southern Planters generally that he sno
pared to supply them at the shortest notice with
~. READY-MADE NEGRO CLOTHING
of the best material and cnt to fit each individual at low
prices articles Of inferior quality Of Northern manufarate.
P. A. HEBRARD,
Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Store,
mis- 2ptf lis Canal, bet. Royal and Bonrbo sis.
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bargains !! .Bgrgataes!!

F'# Al ...5EE
HARBY'S CHEAP STORE,
1856 CAMP STREET. 1856
BAYADERE BAREGE ROBES, IS co.
FLOUNCED BAREGE ROBES, SC GO to $40 90:
SATIN STRIPED ORGANIZES, so cents per yard;
FLoUNCED ORGANDY. ROBES, 81 %;
FIGURED LINEN CAMBRIA, 40 cents per yard;
FINE BAREGES, &all colors) % cents per yard;
FRENCH JACONET DRESSES, So So
PLAID MUSLIN DRESSES, 81 25
EMBRO IpERIES Of all kinds, sT. u.s.
CULTURE and VALENCIA LACEs; COLLARS, etc.
HORACE HARDY, s
m3l 2pMoWekFr No. 1856 Camp street. O.
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.-s5 UDOLPHO WOLFE.
CAuTroN TO PERSONS

WHO DRINK AT
wsuns@ S4nndR aDeeeW@
complaints are made persons who keep Bars
STEAMBOATS, and in Hotels who ell my empty bottles with COM
mon Gin and sell it to the u,1suspecting for my Ys
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N GRAND GHARIrABIE CONCERT. The grand Mozart
Festival, for, The benefit Of the German Orphan
Asylum, in the Fourth District will take place on
wednesday evening al Odd FelloWs' Hall under the
direction Of Thee. Won LaH ache. The orchestra o.
The Orleans Theater, Under the superintendent Of
Mr.. Provost, will together with many favorite male
and female amateurs, contribute To the interest of the
occasion and render the concert as unsteady it is
sphianthropicauy deserving.
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zsreagsscs., V'a,e BentRetsyse.e s. Co.

COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
BRASS FINIsHERs AND WORKERS
IN GALVANIZED IRON, .'...
IS and 81 Front, Sc and IS Fulton, and corner of
Notre Dame and Front streets, k
Manufacturers of every description of Plantation Steamboat
Mill and Refinery Brass Copper and Sheet Iron Work,
We constantly keep hand complete assortment of Wrought
Iron Pipe Tees Elbows Brass Flanges and Gas Valves
(yinder Bibb and Stop Cocks Steam Whistles Valves
We'll and Fire Pumps Steam Pumps Powder Magazines Porch
Baskets Rubber Hose Cast and Sheet Iron Cooking and Heat
ing Stoves, Common and Planished TnwaFe, etc.
Workers in Galvanized Iron. o
Circnnr and Upright Saws Gummed, or Teeth Reeut
Sole agents Saamander Lightning Rods Sehaer'S Steam
Vacuum Gauges Huarsons Steam Gauge s. 7 kase Fire
Pumps. y m3f 2p5t&W1t
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! AnftiQly Sales.
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,

80 ! - n - by II. B. SY IL ELS. - n y
IA EaNryAy Rya,.c1, 81, ut hal f-pAst 40 O'Clock,
Rt on the premises at the corner Of ST. LOUIS anu Dpay
Streets viii PC SOLD pted II ,{IIY GROCERY-.toefz
fon'e ~ Cntfee Tea Rice Candles, Soap Fish,
Brandes Wines Crockery Ware and sundfy o'het Ia,
TERMS-Casl. E., s+a. L-------------+-e---
r,vn1,Nc11rp r1,,E ArE or WATCHES, JEWELRY etc.,
continued on account Of Liquidation OF MelVilie oo
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.
,r,xrrs raw N 10 o'clock, and the following
i IN IN Ia sid nj auction at the 50 Canal reet,
Camp -, ,r..,s erk,;ps ana lovely oS'
everv Clocks Guns Pistols; Plated ware
RsTaTernhs liberal--at sale, T.
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.Nreav Dress Goods.

.Yeav Dress Goods.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY,
3
FLOUNCED SUMMER SILK ROBES;
r. FLoUNCED BAREGE ROBES;
FLOUNCED ORGAND1E ROBES;
beautiful and entirely designs offered
the Ladies the LOWEST PRICES, by r
D. P. SEAMAN & CO.,
m28 2p9t 10 and II Charres street. Il
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Particular Notice.

sHERIFF's OFFICE,
PARISH OF ORLEANS, March II, 1856.
The Office Of The Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans remains in
its old quarters in tie COURT BUILDINGS, and iheeit viii
until the title tits adudcated by the Supreme Court
All having business with Sheriff Will govern teeIyeee
cordingly. -
mis- 2ptf JOSEPH HUFTY, Shern.
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T.. .RiaeOCRe.

No 80 CHARITIES ST, CORNER OF CUsToMHoUsE,
Respectfully informs the Ladies that he will open on MON
DAY March "a large assortment of SPRING GOODS, con-
n mostly of rich Barege and Muslin de Llnde Robes Or
CANDIES Jaconets with and without 0unces; Lace Shawls
and Manelettes Silk Manteletes of description Rich
Canton Grape Shaws Masees and Jaconet Coas for chill
dren: Embroderies Hair Pettcoas Marsees Parasos Fet
Mi Fans etc. which he will sell at moderate prices
OpCt
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Music Panl Julien's last concert viii take place
a-morrpw night, after which, we believe the troupe
will go to Havana. The fame that preceded the young
artists appearance among US led Us to form extraor
binary estimates Of his artistic qualifications which
We must admit, were fully realized by his wonderful
performanc on Saturday evening. Hes indeed quail
flied to rank with the greatest yioHniss of the day
and Adelina Patti who will deny her claims to gen
egal appreciation her fresh voice, pure information
delicate style and intense expression, all proclaim the
ACCOMPLISHED artists Barii and Gockel, also merit
our fullest appreciation AS this performance viii
not lie repeated, we hope that none Of cur musical
friends viii allow the chance to escape them Of en-
loving an srtert ainment that cannot be surpassed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

AooEpTA CABLE PRES We have received from
sAr. Charles stpu office of essIs. ny.
Burbridg a ca, SO Natehez street package q
tea, which, due and impartial trial has been
pronounced delicious. Those who are fond
that cheers hut not would do wen Il
make then purchases from stoughton, Thess
teas ME anad isa great sidaratioI
III times like the and possess q relnarkabl,
line ana most delicate favor which cannot fail VIII
4for them d deserYedY extended popularity. WI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

sesT M H. BALL. The attention that has been
attracted in SO marked d manner to the NJ Fancy
Dress and Mask Ball. which comes off this evening,
at odd Fellows Hail. renders it that the event
win be one 81 the most brilliant attractive and sue
cessful that our city has ever seen. The spice Of
mystery that clothes the particular points and objects
OF associations Of the ball. only serves to enhance the
attaetiveness and increase the govt with which the
feast will be shared.
From information upon which We can rely, we arr
enabled b assure all voares Of the dance that they
will fnd the occasion markedly pleasant and agree
able that nothing win be done that ought tobe lef
undone, nor anything omitted which should be done
that there viii he good music, good fellowship, youth
beauty and Ioyeliness in such display as shall lon
remain memorable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

for Spring wear offered in the south
prisng
EVERY STYLE OF UNDERSTANDS;
EVERY STYLE OF DRAWERS;
EVERY STYLE OF SOCKS;
EVERY STYLE OF GLOVES;
EVERY STYLE OF SUMMER TIES-New Designs,
EVERY STYLE OF HANDKERCHIEFS;
And every Style of .....
MOODY's CELEBRATED SHIRTS,
FRENCH CUFFS, New Style BYRON COLLARs-besutiful
sewing and buttons warranted to come off-from
Half-a~Dozen for 81 90.
requiring peculiar fit of Shirt made in their own
style should their MEASURE and have their Shirts
made to order in about month.
R>Sanges should out s advertisement or copy the
''N'''' S. N. MOODY'S,
New Orleans Shirt and Furnishing Emporium,
m25 2ptf corner Canal street and Exchange Place.
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George iii. E"isaferl,
PRINTERs' WAREH0U S.,
No. lO5 PoYDIsAS STREET.,

NEW ORLEANS. : 80 7
as Presses Types Inks, Paper, Cards Card BddS, and
Printing Materials Of every description furnished at shores
notice Old Type exchange fer at the RE Of &c
ner poupd '~, JED 2p3n
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{ 5Ej55 m
aTuHA Agtof ATE goURTs.- hi com
dietion Of State
Courts To The Of legal gentlemen and
Hid public generally pen Of one Of Tie
Tie State, and We at liberty To
publish hia name NE would ttanly dosos
room even glance at the leading
points review Of
and
The to aze aliensis
~ Courts argued
!, and cannot failto
to So is the
ether cannot be con
aEituttifon 70 tribunals
United States well said that
III enlarge the
eialies time enlarge The powers Of
State isIaturss iSFs
are anotIe from the same PEN
State liable to w. effected by
slneoist Dbl rsions Of power. s35
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
nepot-Nos. IS % and q Beaver street, New York
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EseeUess'e of Cagoneeg.

.OsSOVHaSSUs
The public generally be that nearly all Worm
Lozenges Caone the lives of children
thereby endangered parents should this for al
though medicine may be easily administered when the form
of Lozenges Candies Of description yet the danger that
outweghs the advantages besides caome very often
fails accomplishing the desired object by be
depended remedy for Worms and it is not
orally by physicians few years ago, they
of the danger Of its and of the
certainty with which acts and have prudSny and wisely
which these objections obyiated
Physicians generally use
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE
This simple vegetable preparation al
ways administered with perfect safety and confidence
result will always destroy Worms the pa
tent to health
verituge This is the only article that be depended
Remember this. --.
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Proprietors,.
m5l 2p6kWlt Nos p and Isl Charities street, N. o.
eR'eaO Sp8t4sg y Sasaaeaaeea' Cg0tEe5aeg.
| A splendid assortment of NEW SUMNER CLOTHING, re-
| ceiving by every steamer, and offered low, at
PERSON, HARRISON & CO.'S,
| m5l 2p3&Wlt No, | Magazine street. corner Canal
Elegant Spring Cashmere Ssstts.
We opening some elegant SPRING CASHMERE SUITS.
Also
LIGHT FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS; g= Il .
WHITE DUCK AND MARsE1LLEs SUITS at
PERSON, HARRISON g. CO.'S,
| m3l 2p3t&W1t No. Magazine street, corner Canal.
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To our American friends we would say be of good
cheer keep your ranks firm and close be not led to
countenaiice or encourage any movement that does
not originate among yourselves; encourge no divers
ions, if you would not wound your own party and
be assured that, by the persistent exercise of the
virtues which flow from union unflagging energy
and ireyocable determination that victory is as sure
on the first Monday in June next as the day is tc
| ~
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Ladies, Read 1Eais !.

msl 2pst&Wlt corner q Common and Magazine ST
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02
NorristOwa meeting.

There will be meeting Of all those OppOs.
ed to tyranny, oppression and wrong in every
shaPc, ,whelherit be slavery in Kansas, the use Of
murdsrOus bludgeOuH in Congress to beat out
the brains ofa free man in the discharge Of
his sworn duty, free speech, a free press,
muzzled by the slave power, Iarrng and feath-
ering iu Missouri. or knocking down and uer-
" killing old and time-honored Divines who
dare To preach the Gospel, or attend polite
al meeting TO see personal friend. Such are
invited to attend on Thursday evening at can
die light, at Norristown, in this county, to hear
the truths as they are given from the mouths o
Gen Eckley, L. W. Potter and Others who
may be on hand
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02

THE PEoPLE ARE HEARD.-If the news from
Kansas be true-and We see no reason 10 doubt
its veracity-the State elections at the North
have had a wonderful effect upon the domes.
tic concerns Of Kansas. It is evident that the
voice Of The people has been heard, Even
Judge LecOmpte--the infamous-has shown
some signs Of fear, and has released the Stale
prisoners. and Gov Geary, thus far, has taken
just the opposite course from that pursued by
Shannon. And yet they were instructed by
the same administration. True, Shannon re-
ceved his instructions when the Free State
men were in the majority in Kansas, and un'
der him the Free State men became a minori.
ty. Geary comes ia while Pro. o.Slavery men
are in the majority, and just as the Free State
men have been goaded on TO take up arms a.
gainst their oppressOrs, and hence the treat.
ment in the case must be changed. But it is too
late. The people see the good effect of isOls-
ted State elections, and they will be the more
urgent to try The better effect of National vic
tory.
We had hoped that Gov. Geary was going to
Kansas TO do perfect justice. but We are sorry
to see that in his Inaugural he says the Terri
torial Laws must he obeyed until repealed
Those laws are the l,nglh and breadth, height
and depth of oppression and barb arism, and so
long as any Governor goes to Kansas proclaim
ing the enforcement Of these laws, just SO long
will anarchy and violence reign in Kansas
Clev. Herald.