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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-01

groceries,.
WTEare prepared to furnish plantation supplies of
wv every kind and would invite the attention Of Mbr
chants and Desers to stock which will at all times be
complete and consists in part at present. Of the following
articles
so hhds Sugar; 400 bags Coffee;
1900 bags Salt; 800 barrels Salt;
SEQ boxes Star Candles; $50 barrels Whisky;
200 200 Is inch Begging; 500 coils Rope; iogsthss
with all other arte les usually kept in such
JOHNSON, HORNE co.
jy2s B. Corner Broad and Market sta
WHISKY.
S,IX hundred and twenty barrels Rsct6sd Whisky in
- store and for sale BY JJHNS)N, HORNE 4 CO.
LANGHORNE & ARMISTEAD.
S0 BOXES Langhorne 4 Armistsad's Celebrated To.
OU bacco, just received.
augl7-1w B&P JOHNSON, HORNE 4 CO
COTTON YARNS. y
A FULL stock Of Cotton farms from the Vale Mills
II sparts. Sycamore MI Vero, Laurel Hill, Contra
may8o WI. GORDON co.
CUGAR-25O hhds Common and Prime Louisiana su-
may8c '' ~ ~ ~ ". H. GORDON 4 co.
NOFFEE-sOO bags Far and Prime KiO Coffee, in
nayso - - WI GORDON CO.
NRUSHED SUGAR--lO0 bbls New York "a"
@ay80 n. GORDON co.
DICE-lO iierces fresh Carolina Rics for sale by
IL W. H. GORDON co.
WHIsKY-5O bbls Robertson county Whisky.
wv 100 " Deans Aurora
so Old Bourbon /"
For sale BY WI. GORDON co.
NAILS-l,O0 kegs ShOenbergers Nails all si,es, for
IN sale by w. II. GORDON & co
WTRAPPING PAPER-I,0OO bundles single
w crown, medium and double crown. for sale by
may30 w. II. GORDON d CO. b..
GUNNY BAGS.
00n BALES Gunny Bags, ~ and bushels
For sals6y lnsys6I Wa GORDON co.
OSNABUkGS.
f00 BALES 4 Alsonia Osnaburgs;
lUU so % "A Franklin :" ''. --. t
50 y
so d" Georgia
For sale by W. II. GORDON & co. 1
mRySO
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GROCERIES.
10. EDWARDS,

WHOLESALEGRoGE COMMISSION AND
FOB WARDING NE ANT,
: s e DEALER IN
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-eciisual Ii ia IN ihe face Il CO. ..ss s..-'h'h
beckan Is tue m1-.r- IT the S7.ih - tu.l'w
them fal.elY AID VT Ne would bepa thought
la..I, praclaiming, tint tie eoae-t Hrs hftse.a
ibr tso sse,j5un! c,adl8te-. Buchanan al IRE
mont
'.Doe> the south promise it-elf- does il b..
Htrf. tint IN such contest. buchanan would
csr1y one -iaglo uua.layehalns S,atel /. it
biuI TO the iacf that even ia Pom. ylyann. th"
uat.ye state f Bucl4utn, thu Republican can
dd1te has NV two newspaper presses adFnea'
tug bis c1usr where Buchanan hts gafi !. Il
bi5d Il tn. net aanpauea3 by the NV lark
journal # Commerce, strong Il ichanan paPrf
thsi tia, press has on il, eXchangH -tfrom Penn
=, f,lnia. hrsrty one Buchanan PaPer- and .foriy.
or Fremont paper, and tha' the circulation Of
,ba-e buchanan papers is 1890, aud the eireu-
lat,ou # tlg Fremont papers Is ~-.5l2. nearly
Htfe Tins the circulation Of the Bachanan pa
per.
WI The South strengthen tie hands IF the
conservatives If the North and West, aud thus
euablc them 10 bieasi the raging storm Of fanut
ici-ml Or viii the South jim the standard Of
-eeionai.m and add facl 10 the flame that would
ere hong consume the structure which fathers
reared NeW Drledns bulletin.
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esuf.aa. i Hff H. va 1914. il viii euaian not
~ ,iaii - 6.U1I,uO0 Of people.
Vow. it ! - - observed. that hi accpmpla.
I.#u II ialaAiau~, an a comparatively limited
.4tee af.arfh. has aai born attended with the
.urtnveniences at ono time. apprehended from 1t
aud which iuany >ti.l fear. viii arise. from fur
slur extension # thr town population. Indeed, 1t
, not 10 be denied That London has >teadIly I'M.
proved as the number II it. inhabitants has in
sf.ased unl IT is t. day ia a better condition as
yards it. begsienie. municipal and police reg
cations tban at any former period. The same
a,h W" afay s.o.I' ,E - III, f hui s,n".
ptH4Etirhif Ina ficaH.
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..tlIthIt,~ncrdcdiS Action.

The time Tor notion ht- arrived. aud The mo-
menluaS cils call for Il trumpe =tou+ncl. Ney-
- before lnyo such grave considerations been
presented 10 the people Of the Sauth.-Wr fenr
bat the trlc state Of the ca-n i, scarcely rea
I'D, OF il. issues appreciated. 1t is nothing else
lhan the existence ot The government, union
of thrso Stnir,. mud Of demonstrations we enjoy
under thtm IN comparison with these all ohrr
political considerations sink into ins tuiIranee.
The time for action has arrived mud it hehooYrs
eyciN imam who has Tho soul Of Il pntIiot within
lin 10 come up to the support 81 III, country. \
.fcat black coui has arisen, which at tins mo
tneu j. oe"l -hndp1iog the North, aud the Garl
gusts tell hat too plunly If the toluaan which Is
about 10 spend It's fury upon the dnstnle- at this
country, aud tho consequent hopes ct thu human
rnce in the clirucy ct republican institutions.
We are 40 ulatmi~t- hut We should be recrcnut
10 our trusts, is we shonll fail To give the note Of
warning when the npproach OF danger j. unml.-
'ukeabe. The South has it now IN It's power 10 al
lay this threatening storm and Ia secure to Itself
not only protection 10 ts great Interests, but the
Glory Of prrpctuating the existence Of the only
free government worthy of the unme, that has
had being in modern times. Tho election of
\lr. Fillmore is within lts powell This hetis ey.
cry day becoming more and more evident 10 those
who carefully watch the signs of The times. Tho
election at Mr.. buchanan isnot. There is no dis.
gni-ng the fact and the South should ponder
rou-ly how she will act in this emergency. lhrru
- no use in denHug IN fine phrases, or irving 10
lay the tlHNerng JUNCTION to our souls that some
how or other the terrible event of the election ct
the Black Republican candidate wonll not follow
if the South concentrated its strength upon Mr..
Buchnnun. In such cunte>t-a purely sectional
nnd geographical contes, -Fremouts election
would be certain. 1T Mr. Fillmare's friends in
the North once understand that they are Ia receive
No ard from the South and what motive would
thaIe hc lar thrm t. labor tor his success there,
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EXECUTION OF MARIANA sALIzAR.


A. soon ~ SaIizar reached tho city be was
1deed in .hc guard hou,c, and all the attention
aud respect was shown him which his unfortunate
condition would allow. From the tune 81 his
captarp. in his launch. until his arrival in Grena
d. b. received all the care anl respect comPht-
Bile with his circumstances. There WIS 10 re-
straiut placed upon his actions; aud IN ordrr to
relieve the te3um Of the voyage, as well rs to
keep hi .prits from dropping. Commodore DE
Bd-sot treated him more Ike companion than
prisoner upon whose shoulders rested the great
responsibilities If treason. Solizar expressed
himself grateful for the courtesics which had
been extended 10 him.
Shortly after hi4 arrival in this place he had
an interview with General Walker, which lasted
bat few minutes; whenit was ended he return
cd t. hi, place of conGurncnt and made
ware that ; O'Clock p. NJ, of the same day. had
been determined upon flr his execution. He aP-
renfrd t. he prepared for the announcement. rs
from the moment he was taken,he well aware
Of the usnnl penalty attached Ia the crimes OF
which be had been guilty. His interview with
General Walker took plnee about o'clock A. NJ.
Daring tie remainder ot the day he was attended
faithfully by Padre Viii and other fathers OF the
church land devoted himself without interra p:ion,
t. making his peace with an offended Deity, aud
standing IN the presence Of the august majesty Of
the King Of Kings.
Throughout the afternoon he prayed earne stly
in front II an image of Christ on cross. As his
final hour approached. the holy sacrament was
administered 10 him, and his spiritual advisers
czhorted him to Keep his mind fixed steadily upon
Ia Eedcemcr. Ills devotons were not disturb
II autd the officer upon whom devolved the duty
Of his execution entered the apartment in which
he wns confined, IN empire whether he would
preter sitting posture IN front of the soldiers
who were IN fire upon him. He preferred sit
tiug;a the same chair in which General Cor
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~ public auction tuesday iht VII Of NFVtutFr
residence ''e late Wm f. scott large lot ot CAM ft1e,
aud Mui, also large Crop of O1a Farming Utensils y II,
JOHN 7 SLAUGHTER
sen ls}i Admir-. Of VIM Z. scott dbl
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southern mn Who eatpIa ai-lptau a.. a eala,
he Northern mon Wa entertain the snme e"nti.
ment will hufh with perfect consistency. Haf"
wnr upon Mr. Fillmore And thn-e via 90. VA
ID bY the surface 81 tiIug vine f.apga vel alfee
ted T. the I'ninn, desire the Withdrawal OF de
fea Of Mr. Fillmore NJ the South not seeins
that the deiaaI Of Ar. Fillmore i ilr triumph Of
Fremont ~ taHof FrsmoHfs 5r,eads tdiek
s5-aud il would br discreet f9f lH- enemies IL
-lPpaso Tint his friends tnBw heir own g1mr.
aud n5i L, help them ~ PLAYING It aul furnish
fhsm still The card II uaAe il.
w he.irve That the friends Of the country MI
II opal rule. Nsrii nnd SOUTH Will take couu al
l-l#u the wishes 81 the common enemy. aud not
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


rs.Hrdz saHotH4 aud tIi ~k Diseases A. SIT pen
trs Haat ST. Is e. t IlamauI ra4si affected paris, If
r. .,4cI lu tafsra4I.F.
1adat ill., usaat,s Tories " 81 Ntiau Lam Nv NffA
..l - ast ~tr4HH t.#H#u. ana IS all Druggists s.
4, ri pJf .-,zt-l.w
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nna Session Of this Institution i'll commence on the first
NJ udtY IN September next 1t is
Tho new college Bndng now in ptoIts> of erection wi be
ready for occupancy The location HE rtz.a as 10
accessibility and heathfHnes is i L,
entire south and the course OF instruction thorough
~ any college i'll thu country. In addition to comnIete
Classical and Sciru liz the directory of tire COLLEGE,
H1nchts # practical Engineering and Arei4tocture
Ihe college areaay furnished Nifh very extensive and
elegant Apparatus adapted Ia ull illustration in the daa
Hrhs u Chemistry Mathematics and Natural lhiagopl
Library al STANDARD Works las al4o recently puicIa44
10 Nh considerable additions Wtl br during the com
ing tole giae yctr @ ~
Inc Young men whose Parents Guardian, desire it will
DC fEaRIed ntna Military corps having its proper uniform
ana piatistd IA daily manual and drill
N-' u'tion for Annual Session of ten months In
the Col"riato Departments Sle-n the prcrarat4ry 10
So per session. : " 80 - '''''s"'s
th'arns II the Institution he obtained by allrass.f.
htN samuel X Cox, President, LvrchbErr. Va
FACULTY.
EEf NULL X Cox, President Prof.S. r Of Mental s
Moral Stienec, and # Bellies l.etires ~ 49,
~ Ah tAEpII \. NJ Pr1cs sor OF Greek Ianuoro and
LfetHGrs g. MATHEWS 4 NJ, Professor Of Latin Ian
Euase and Literature ''' ~
JaNfs MtEflf Graduate Of V VI Institute Professor
- - ''' 7'h'o''' i'e-
nHttl GARLAND. A " Professor Of Constitutional rs,
ioory - ''''i'E an" my
languages - " " ''"a'ih
W { IIpscoNr, A NJ Principal Of Grammar school
= NAllH Graduate OF Y. NJ Institute Associate prnci
iGlv romos
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS.


NlEa t.UObe NJ n ITVN-I VIII Contin-
m f. sell Iu} of GaH=v and staple by Goods al
.t auH uutl Tnesday tic I'll Of September. which
d will public aurfi" the entire stas friend,
in The and country tie Ladies' particularly. Nonia d.,
well ayal thcusey ot ta opportunity - supply
stIve- good and desirable goods ~uch
AT auction Ihe.aci comprises goods 81 every s5rat4n
for tall ant amuHg-i wllri very hand
some Sill and knd # Dress Goods ~tasI
Clahs Cassmcrcs Ns-'inss. IlmrelS Sanet- kruta,kv
Blankets ana C1rTcss and many aier articles all 8
which will be offered without reserve.
TIHsA SIMS under 50 cash 80 mud over. months,
time negotiable paper PHILIP ". PAYNE
etul & F4tH
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4 TIA Ladies o all and ,Naaiar Stock Fan aud "
~ French Work Cotrrs, Sleeves Haudkeroldes Kin
rrua laflHt Budes Caps and rra Maltese Iace 81 IT, Ia
tltI#u lH., AZ, AZ, }. a. STIGI.l.R a co
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destruction which may be permitted to como NJ.
On US.
Tn COUNTRY 8. suffering ve'fully Cor want
ola strong hand h gads the tcns 81 government.
. resurrection 10 km~a. uui resurrection in Cali
faruia rtar their hogiil aul blon3g fronts IN Do
dtnse If the laws and gaodmme Of the country.
aud ia ma,kery of tie p,we,. If the fslertl GOV
cfument. The Executive seems 10 have no poll.
4 cY, M purpose ~ nDfyr iIencefarih. among
the i.u. II be guarded against led feeble i'm in
the Executive be ranked first. \ continental
President won't do for thilty million. Of peoplens
iahanmable, daring aud rockies. Us those who
iahnht this land. The stee1s that draw the
chariot Of Amefeani.n have become too fety
aoa re,tyc and vicious for weak fimid man.
0gemeat. \ strong aud experienced arm enn
alone keep them on their course. The demo.
cfaiie notion that there is strength in The fed
crm government, except for foreign use, don't
s1it a. now. The worst enemies of civil liberty
and republican government at present al
hone. among ourselves. The eoenfriee's egg Of
anarchy Is upon our own soil and nulcsst Tia" pom.
derau. heed If the federal government crush it
NJ once we shall soon have brood lfum il TINT
VIA cruz" w ''e.t'' ~ Jun .'' ''''
nan 81 lf"h' Iifed ana a'a loo SON. we Hlu
not admire his system, applied at Tho time it was;
lat NOW We haye need of Jneksonian tactics
Ala-, We need mo,t what We mny lea-i expect.
ONwARp.-Ihe annexed nre some Of the recent
evidences going L. show that The causo Of tho
Model President is onward
The Republican,, ct d0per "a las philri d55u
iae Fremont Tag amt tH.sel mt ~ '0'o.' 'nd
'aps@an II D. h' fl'a' #i 'iti "'' no f''' WON
tHr thu American tiIsf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-04

GREAT fowNs.-One Of the most prominent
features IN the distribution of population in tYa
present century, is the rapid increase that has IA
ken place IN the growth Of townS. both in Fnr,,',
and America, Among these we instance an.
don because It Is the largest town in Chi,fen.
d"m' ana the largest respecting which we have
the old city and the melropoIitm L,r,,,,i.
covers with brick and mortar NJ less ,l,a., IN ,,a
ncres' i.art June, according tn III, rr,nrn r.
tn, Register General, its population had rsaob'1
2'3@oQOo " the beginning of the prr>ra, o',.,
tnry' the London area wa, little more ,ban 2I
oo0 acres, aal the inhabitants somewhat en5'n.
mll,'9n--,5o s65. At present it i. r>,i,r.t.9
mat london spreads oyel the fell, and rri,.
.H 9' surround It al TIL late ct l500 acre, ana,
a y "7dtf 'h' saao rats Of progrr,, ,bno' Il W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-04

IL mus III market for NEGROES of both sexes. between
~ NJ ~ ana 80 years. including MccLqucs, sn'H
lot 'is iRa 1Pfutcr aud will pay the hiEhc=i maf
80, - ' ~ 'sl Hsofirc is newly erected hricI hni.dnz
H. ~ Oh Lynch street Immediately in rear Of tn, Farao.
No. mere ne prepared tlaNing erected bpiidinrs "
r, 10 p 'H negroes sent to LyurhlHre for sale 81 81
'as moderate terms and keep theia rs soeug, IS 4
may iHdGrly et,3,I o.oo,EauF
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BOSTON. July l-al 7ssA grresbil To yuur suepes
tom it give me easIr /" state that SOM five weeks ago
purchased hya bottles ef ONyz'uattd Bers, aud
Hrred u-ug tia according u directions and Sporienecd
tHD happd,st effect.
The and At times Obliged to give up all
attention to hnsnas and although had the advice Of mauy
re confined ysps}s to the house. and
continued grow until Itoek yourm medicine;
os oHted ct every disaGreeahc mptan and able to do
business HsUsUal
The whole credit Of my health is dne the
sgeuaod BlHttf5. Your obt.ieut servant,
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ana business men Of Ly1 bug respectfully invited ia
lpgp ~ - 'tti''i'ouIs IL
student shall be allowed to contract any debt or dlts
"t''' the q MISSION OF bis parent guardian and any r
n ming student without written certificate ron mo
ii'ah'eht "f the Faculty will do at his 1yyu risk
aug = Il pr..; a. ~ n CoA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-04

HE efficiency of Takers Bcrs in relieving establish
,d OF Dyspepsia from which have suffered for annuher
years. The OF fw bottles convinced me only of
Nue Tonic hut its permanent relief in Water BfaSh
aud Sour stomach lcondlenty recommend 10 the afflicted
II. {. MCNAMARA.
Richmond, December 18th le51
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-04

- 80 Neb fresh supplies of Bedford Alum Water In
can liz supplied in any quantity at ''' "''' "''''
.4, j. II. THOMPSON & cos
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The certificate above received tTuau old csfualc ri
aud one o The ODDS Druggists in the city Of Richmond
accordance with The thousands of others adding cnenda
tn virtnc of Bakers Premium I}ftcfs.
Itice 5ucents per bottle
For sale by Mes,rs, Strother Whitehead and Saber
jones LYnehburs and by Druggists generally
% Wv
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Gas FITTING AND f.r.unsyc.-v W.

E%'paS ssENf.-ihc comnodio Iener ,cnt o,
Nam ST immediately Stnrr Posse ion can In,
nan hhh'aiatelY BURROUGHS, SllAFER & co.
Scp2ts " - y 80
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-24

To resist But this nat;ence canno,
last for ever. and onlv reneat vbat
I have every dav rsssried. when | saw
that the elect;on Of Fremont il the
onIv ,b;ne that can ayerta bloodier
conflict Kan has ever vet stained this
so;l When moi a s;nsle Pro- SLAYER
80. !. .xrss,sd Nov "a, men helm
s.~;.~ IL, ,ha Adm;,;s,rs,;on i ans.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-24
TO THE PUBLIC.

Ehis Is TO certify that my wife was afflicted with
The spinal anestlon and dyspepsia for nine yeats.
ard large portion of that lime confined ~ her
room. Three Joints OF hor back bone were tnfo wn
out Of place aud curse ed, caused by disease aud
pain. she was quite bowed down In her stature
during her Illness. We had three physicians at
tending her during the principal part OF her III
ness, but she experienced no permanent relief
from their prescriptions. I afterwards procured
one voltle Of DR.. Forsha's Alternative Balm, and
oy the time she had used that bottle she felt great
relief She used but seven bottles, when she " As
entirely cured. sound and we'll, OF her diseases,
and her backbone has lost is curve, aud she Is a.
straight 10 her stature as she was previous 10 the
attack. We aercby certify that we believe the
tiulm TO DO tho cest medicine Ia use, and we be-
iuve u 10 DO certain cure foi the spinal affection
and d, spepsla, aud cannot too highly recomm mend
tito any person afflicted with the above diseases.
We also hnd itan ensctuai cure In many other d.
50 sses Ia which We have tried II In our family.
(signed) ALEX. CLARK.
MARY *. CLARK.
Lynchburg, Highland co., o., Jan. 9, SO.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-24
LrrAar FALLs, MeIgs CO., o., Dec. 10. 3,

LEfART FALLS, Meigs co., o., Dec. 10, IS.
DR. FoRsnA-DEAR sIn:-Rou will rscollect sell
ling mo one doztn bottles ofyour Alternative Balm
trip. aboutlhe 9th or 10Th OF November last. II
have sold IL all but two bottles and say so far
as have seon aud known IL tried IL has cured
more diseases, and In shorter time, than any me.
divine eyar knew. u has already become pop
ular here. and could sell n large quantity 6f u
" " wss generriiy known that AWAY had ~
hand. should ba glad II you would appoint me
sole ageut Tor the sale OF Tin this place, inasmuch
as the other merchants IN tee place are agents for
Other medicines not worth halt much ~ YOU
do 70, will do all can 10 give the medicine
Wide circulation. AZ all events, please 10 end
me one dozen each Of your dnerl M sized bottles,
and oblige You're,
n. II. LAWRY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-24
Lynchburr, highland CO.. Jan. .. 80,

Lynchbure, Highland co., jan ., 'Je.
This Is 10 certif y that have been afflicted Cor
seven or eight years 1.-THE spinal Affection aud dys-
pepsia, and part OF that time was confined TO my
bed: ! had tiled tne sorious remedies tried pre-.
scribed by the phi, 81 -ians who attended me, but
obtained no permanent relief until tried DR.. For
sha's Alternative balm. by the time had used
three or Tour bottles felt great relief aud had not
used more than seven bottles until was entirely
cured vf the above named diseases. feel II duo
10 tho pnbic as well 10 DIR. Dr. Forsha. 10 state
the aboye named facts, aud 10 say that 1 believe
the bALN ~ be the best medicine IN use, aud
canot recon mend II too highly To suffering huma-
nifty. have used Il in many other cases Ia NY ca
mily for which " was recommended, aud II has
given entIre satisfaction In all cases.
joins WALxEn.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-24
Correspondence Of the Missouri Democra
Election in Kansas.

Election In Kansas.
LAWRENCE. Oct. Q.
The polls were duly opened in this
town yesterday morning by Sheriff
Jones in person. Seven votes were
cast, all for Whiteield, Delegate to
Congress, and for the regular ticket;
three Of the votes being cast by OFF,
GERS of the election. Jones took the
responsibility to reduce the price
from one dollar to fifty cents. receiv-
ing thereby three dollars and fifty
cents. the expense OF opening the polls
being four dollars.
Last year at the 30th Of March
Territorial election. over seven hun
dred votes were cast in this town.
showing a falling of Every nume-
rous."
AT Lecompton four hundred and
6fty-seven votes were cast. all for the
regular ticket, two hundred and fifty
at lest being residents Of Missouri,
who will Immediately return TO that
State.
Although there has been no coneer-
ted action. the large majority OF the
people throughout the Territory
probably took no part in the election
Of yesterday.
AT the 30th Of March. 1855. cleo
ton, for members Of the Territorial
General Assembly, in Lawrence.
1904 votes were cast; highest for
one candidate 783 votes, Of which
TOO were non-residents.
At the election Of State officers and
members Of the State General Assem-
bly,. held on the 18th Of December.
1855, 433 votes were cast--all resi-
Jenls-highest for one candidate. 395
votes.
At the election for members Of Ter.
ritorial General Assembly. October.
1856, seven votes were cast. Will
Bennett read us the "signs Of the
times" in Kansas. from this data?-
II. Miles Moore. Esq, Of Leaven-
worth. was arrested last week by some
rufiians at Kansas City. and carried
to wyandot. as you have doubtless
learned ere this.
The persons engaged in and abet-
ting the taking Of Afr. Moor. were EN-
pIoyees ia the Land Office and other
Government Offices. among whom
80. Ga,axof Iohn n.lhoon Sorvav
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vineennes, Ind. June 81. 1888.
RRoF. o. J. WOOD; AS you are about to man
ufacturc and ycnd your recently discovered Hair
Restorative. I will state, for whomsoeser u may
concern. that have used u, aud know Others 70
use it-that have. for several years, born IN IN
habit cf uslug other Hair Rcstorntlses, and that
nnd yours vastly superior 10 any other know
n entirely eleanscs the head OF dandruf. and with
ne months proper use. will restore any persons
air 20 the original youthful eoror aud texture,
living ~ healthy. salt aud glossy appearance.
aud a this. without discolofing the hands that
ap?l, II, or The dress on which u drops. would,
therefore. recommend We use 10 ever enc desir.
Gus OF having fine color and texture OF hair.
Respectfully. yours.