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The Nian.XoIi;i Defaicafion.

Ii IS great pity to spoil I'll the thunder
of the Ottawa Republican and Chicago DE-
AaOcrat against Gov. Mattcson on account of
the Wadsworth defalcation, IS now these de-
lectable papers must back out OF all their
falsehoods on the Subject. These papers said
Matteson had used the money for which
NadSworth was accused Of being defauIter.
and MattesOn dared not commence suit
against WadSworth and his surcties. suit
however was commenced, and the Supreme
Court, as far as the proceeding went, cyinc-
cd such likelihood of holding the sureties
responsible, that WaGswoTth Il Sheldon. who
when they failed had only made provision TO
save their suretics, concluded to stop further
proceedings in the supreme court and pay
the debt. Accordingly, at the late term Of
the court the case was passed over, and now
a Geographic despatch is received from Gov.
Moore, in New York, announcing that the
whole Wadsworth i Sheldon debt las been
paid-interest and all. The state IS thus not
the loser Of 90 10y the dedication, re-
salt for which we sgieInnly believe she Is
solely Indebted to the uutiring perseverance
and consumuate financial skill Of GOV. Nat
tcsor.
BAD FOE LovEJov.-Thc wings Of this
congressional district aye so disguised wi.h
the nomination OF LoycjOy, man vino has
made more speeches and preached more ser
mons against Clay and y cbster than he has
a~-ai-.st tJo hot =.
put on foot movement to nominate a can
didate of their own against him. In Peru
and La Sale, we understand, the call has
already been largely signed, and on can
vass of the two cities, not over dozen Of
LOycjOy men could be found In Putnam
county, the same movement IS making pro
gress, as We judge by the following which
We find in the Hennepin Tribune, fusion
paper Says the Tribune, in reference to
the nomination of Loveiov,-
We hear many expressions of dissatisfac-
ton in regard to the nomination, and some
persons are in favor Of calling another Con
ventIJa, to nominate some other man.
We believe these wings could attain their
object, Of sustaining the national principles
OF Clay and rebuking the disunion preach I
ing ''let the Union slide" abo,itionisn of
Lovejoy more directly by voting at once for /
Ossooi, with whose sentiments we arc con-
tident their OWN perfectly accord on all the .
national issues of the day. We have how
ever no right or desire to interfere in their
accomplishing their object in their OWN way
In Ottawa, we understand a meeting Of
the old line wings was held on "Wednesday,
and delegates appointed to the proposed con-
HcHtion, which is called to meet at Bloom
ington.
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NATIoSAL HORSE SHOW AT GALEsBURGH
Great preparations are being made at
Galesburgh, in this state for another great
national horse show in September Good
music, "dstinguished speakers" &c, &C.,
are already engaged. Especial arrangements
are made for the accommodation of editors
and reporters, who are to be entertained free
of charge,
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GIVES IT UP.-The New York UcraH,
which has hoisted the Fremont and Dayton
flag, says how yer, there is no chance for
Eusionsn -s mother convention can be
held, and Fillmore, STOCKTON, and Gerrit
Smith me-" ihe old wings, freesoilers,
Niger worsnppers, know nothings, boilers
and ALI are brought under the same banner.
As parties now stand, says the Herald
"The dullest Of olockheads will readily
perceive that there will be nothing left for
Buchanan to do but to make his domestic
arrangements, his cabinet and foreign ap-
pointments, &c, preparatory to the occupa-
ton of the presidents mansion on the fourth
of March next. The result Of the election,
from the existing condition Of things among
the opposition ranks, is just as certain as if
it had already taken place, and had gone by
default in favor of the Democratic party"
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BROOKS, the chiyalrous South Carolinian
who so brutally assaulted Col. Sumner in
the U. S. Senate, was brought up before
Judge Crawford, in Washington on Tues
day, and after hearing. fined $500 and
costs for the assault. His case has not yet
been disposed of in the House of Repre-
sentatycs.
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Col. EicEars!.on Coming /:

We have the pleasure of being able to an
nounce that the Hon. VIZ. \. RICHARDSON,
Democratic candidate for Governor, will be
at Ottawa and address the people on rabout
the 22d inst. Let there be an outpouIirg Of
the masses. Mere particular announcement
in few DAYS
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ILLINOIS TEAonER.-The July number OF
this excellent monthly arrives promptly on
the LIST of the month. Its pages are filled
with matter not only interesting and useful
to teachers, but even moro so to parents.
The articles on estate Supervision of
Schools" and on "School Government"
strike US as especially worthy of attention.
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Notice,

The Democrats Of Ottawa are requested
to meet at the Office of y. b. SMITH, Esq, in
Armour's block, on Saturday evening (this
evening" July 18th, at 5 O'Clock. We hope
our democratic friends will generally attend.
BY order of Gov. CT ARRANGEMENTS.
July 1nth, 1856.
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l,ost Of the weol. was spent il both hoU-
scs On the Kansas bills, in reference to the
action on which we have spoken in another
column. The only other important item We
find in the proceedings is the passage thro'
both houses, by the constitutional majority
of two thirds, of tie bills for the improment
of tho st. Clair Flats, of the St. Mary's river,
and the mouth OF the Mississippi, which the
President had vetoed.
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L'ROM the subscriber, living in Dayton town slip. La
! sale about the 18th OF Nay, two 9 year old
Mare Colts, black bay, with small white spot in
tie face, small white snip between the no.trs and nigh
hind loot white the other Is a clay bank color
marks r-s.--t-d Five dollars viii given for in
formation aA-re Lcy may De found, ten dollars
their D. the -lU--T.Ier. Address. OTTAWA i
J4lI.-iW* PATRICK BRl-tD.
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Arrison, the torpedo man, is again on trial
at Cincinnati. Up to the Sth inst, out OF
some sixty persons summoned to sit as ju-
rors. on the Arrison case, only four had been
found competent to serve.
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BLooHISGE0N FLA".-We learn by the last
number OF this excellent democratic paper
that Col. Sam Pike has retired from its edit
orial charge, and that it will hereafter he
conducted by Mr. Barker, his associate
The withdrawal Of Col. T.. will be learned
with regret, and we trust his powerful pen
-. III Oe allowed to lay idle during the
present contest.
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OST. ua N.tLe-ltS, J4y p. either on Aill or Main
street. lU Otta~a. pocket book or port moDnis,
containing ~.raut,ru cgiags-4Iuour Which $3.50
gold piece. $3.50 sv,r-tLe balance nearly all paycT
ua the Bans OF Iiiani-.' Slawueet"yu. Also.
certificate ~ character The finder v. confer a IA
"a deserving yo-nC lau, and be literally reward
lI hg leaving 81 tie Fs., IT, 4 % Office
54lI2-isH EDWIN EDWiNSON
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t,-sr;kg'SG,

ROM the subscriber, r-s.iHIE IN the town . b'r-
mick. miles north % Ia sale, Sunday evening,
July 9th. TWO HORSES. Light about iuegi,rD
years old, with hump raise his hip. III. Other
bay about ff,e-n year, OH, unusually fiat footed, wit!
small star in lvrelcad, with dark feet, and bacs
maine and tail Any person giving information in rrfe
renee % said horses by addressing the subscriber, at
Troy Grove T. o.. Is sale co. IL will be literally
warIed Tfu!l2-.m7 TERRY HASLEY.
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When the votes on the admission of Kan
sas as a Free State was taken in the House
of Representatives, las. week, where was
Col. Richardson ?-Ch. Journal.
Where was Jesse .. Norton? He had
probably "paired off" with Richardson.
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Charles n. Pine, Esq, editor of the Blu
reau County Democrat, has been appointed
Postmaster at Princeton, vice DR.. Winters,
removed.
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MARTIN VAN buren, has written strong
letter in favor of the election Of Buchanan
for which, of course, he is roundly abused by
the ger-worshippcrs."
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kioarding House.

MES c " MURRAY, late Of Chicago, having par-
vi chased, reht,eI, and furnished thu 1.S hOass 10
prepared Accommodate - - b"arG-rs Her terms
will always be reasonable, and pains expense will
be spared 10 make her house FS.;s4H home al her
patrons.
Refer to CAas. i Kee!er, J. G. NattHger and II r
EaMr-. OTTAWA. yuv lg-,Lu.
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MARRIED-In the town Of Mission, on the sth inst
by l.. Larson, Esq, Mr. BENZ KSCKERBoCKER and Miss
MARTHA j. GLOVER, both of this county
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DEsTRUCrIvE FIRE IN CHIcAGo.-A fire
broke out in Sutherland's livery stable on
State near Adams ST., in Chicago on Monday
afternoon which destroyed not only the en-
tire stable, with 25 horses, carriages, &C.,
but communicated to the neighboring build.
ings of which 6 were consumed.
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EfiINN. "a 2ltH ~ a .INIA ,



TIRE Democracy Of tie Counties OF Grundy, Livingston,
and Ia Sale, composing the fOrtythrd Representa-
tive district for the State OF Illinois, in the General
seubly, viii meet in the City OF Ottawa Friday the
10Th day Of July inst the Court House, for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates to be supported by
the Democratic party the coming November election
Grundy c. unity is entitled TO votes, Livingston ., and
La Sale 10.
by order of the representative Committee.
GEORGE EIERSTED,
juI5 RICHARD STADDEN
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jull2-2w

If any should ask what in our opinion, arrived
at by rn impartial test the best and honest
compounded remedy for preserving and identifying the
hair and restoring gray hair to its original COLOR and
the locks to the baldheaded should without hesita
ton say Prof o. J. Woods Hair Resorative-St. Louis
Democrat.
SSS-See advertisement in another column.
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CoNGEEss Next WEEK.-Grec,ey, tclc.ra-
phins from Washington to the New York
Tribune, thus chaI,.s out the programme Of
Congressional action for next week:
The Brooks case will occupy tn house all
the week. 1t Will be impossible TO expel
him. There Will be strong vote of censure
Pennington Of y. j., and Campbell of Ohio
will speak.
The Illinois election case will be taken up
Immediately after the Brooks case is de-
cided
As soon as the Kansas report is printed,
WhittieId's seat will be declared vacant.
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we are authorized to announce the name q, Tro,,.s
LARKis as candidate for Sheriff of La SAN. Co..
subject to the decision OF the approaching
county convention. -
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That the assortment of Family Medicines prepared by
Messrs. COMSToCk & BROTHER, of NEW YORK, are
without exception the best ever sold The immense sale
OF these Remedies is proof of their Intrinsic
ne extending does only throughout the United
States, but over the world nearly. They the FIRST
who prepared socaled Patent Medicines the plain,
easily understood plan, of di1ere reH,ey for diys-
rent Diseases, and do not TO humbCg the public with
any ''cureais, nostrums. Among their articles
Cherry and Lungwcrt, for colds irish Balm Victoria
Hair Gloss Family Pills, Pain Killer, etc. and they will
be found trial really Iss and etcaciOus Medicines.
They also Proprietors of youdt's and Cartoons
Horse and cutie Medicines" which being prepared from
the private recipes you the great English Farrer
they with confidence recommend them to the public as
really scientific and valuable Medicines. Among them
Condition POtooiers, G1F9ing OIL Horse Potcders
etc Try them, and be cO8ciRced.
For sale by AGAsA FOSTER. jull2-2w
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DWELLING HOUSE and two Lots, in States Addition
~ 90 ottawa location desirable, commanding view
90 East ottawa and the FoN and has a good Wei
ami Frut. Trr-- 30. Tie Dwelling House has good
Cellar under b. Ta property 8, situated in block 80,
ANA close fr o.. Rig Elm Tree Tie owner is goiug 20 live
cash.
Apply TO :.ls owner oa the premises.
ilIIg-yv JAMES KELLY
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I'm. GOODELL, OF Kansas CITY.
We shall, in brief, give our reasons for
''the faith that is in us" To KIT CARSON.
Fremont is indebted Cor all the fame he pos.
sesses. 1t was KIT who piloted him through
all his explorations, who showed him the
passes through which he passed the noun
tains, who selected his camp grounds. who
found him his Springs Of water in desert
places ;" who provided his stores Of buffalo.
elk, deer, antelope, mountain sheep. griz-
ziy, etc, and protected him by his Prov
ess, daring, and skill from the savage Indian
and treacherous Mexican. Had it not been
for KIT, his scalp would have long ago been
smoking in the lodge Of the red men, and
his saiierings at the burning stake been the
music for general fandango Of Camanchee,
or Cheyennes, in the gorgcs Of the Rocky
Mountains. We cannot then stand 6y and
see his superior claims ignored, and his pro-
tege steal the well deserved houOrs of the
noted moUntaiuoer.
Ia regard 10 our own fellow citizen. Tim.
We must say that lAer. j. but one voice
among al who know hin. Fremont. the
Presidential candidate, was only short time
IN the mountains. Tin. has passed seven
years in their exploration. As Fremont
trioa to tnd the central pass and could not
ana as Tan. has been through it a dozen
times, and knows ,he mountains Ike book,
his claims are such "a, We cannot pass with
justice. Added to this, we know Tim. to be
an honest man, gentleman, and sound on
the goose
We make these announcements without
any consultation with our candidates Kit
Carson, Is attending to his duties as Indian
Agent in New Mexico, and Tim Goodell, is
out on a trip - guide to the TYPOGRAPHICAL
Engineers, under Lieut. Bryant, on an eX-
ploration for a wagon road from Fort Riley
to Cal.fOrn a. Bat, a. they are both patri-
o;ic men, AMI ever ready to respond to the
call f thcir country, We can pledge their
willingness t. syr7elf elected. Let Fremont
look to his !aIrc.>, as our candidates are the
candidates Of the pcoEle-uubough uns0-
icitcd and unconqgcrcI. Hooray.
At New Canaan, Conn, Oh the +th, while
some persons were preparing to fire a salute
| boy threw 4 fire-crack-r among a pile of
.artii iseS, exploding the whole. by which
wenty by>taniur> were badly burned One
5 dead, and five others are no: expo cted to
;yr
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Pianos for Sale.


WO Rose wood octave Pianos ;or sale the Ge ger
House, cheap for cash, II called 'Jr previous to
Tuesday next duly 80 They have patent arch .ound-
Ing boards. iron frame, and sliding desk julie
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CHARLES u. MILLER is candidate for sheriff Of T.,
zane county subject to the decision Of the approaching
Democratic County Convention approaching
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TIE undersigned, democratic central committee ap-
pointed at the las, L. sale county democratic con
Ntniio respectfully utst that the voters Of the
raj towns II The county assemble th- usual place
from 70 o'clock p NJ, for the purpose ~ appointing
delegates to county Convention 10 meet u Ottawa
Friday, tie 25tb day Of Jaiy merit.
Tie different towns viii be entitled TO tie fcigwiu.
number Of delegates
Adams ? Bruce ,, Brookfeld ?, Dayton 8 Deer Park >
piinnick > Eden . Eagle ?, Earl B. Farm Ridge =. Freedom
8 Grand Rapids = Hope =, La sale 6, Nauus 3 Merl-
= Mission j. NOrtlbe 3. DHhr =, Ottawa &, Rutland g.
Salisbury D Serena = South Ottawa 2 Troy Grove B. Cti-
ca ., Nvrmion :. Waltham =.
The delegates when assembled in Ottawa will select
from their number otherwise the necessary number
To the Of La Sale County the Representative
Convention composed Of the Counties OF Grunly L.
TlngSton and La Sale
JOHN IIISE. G. ". ARMSTRONG,
NM. BARBER, WM. STADDEN,
d NJ. HULETT, J. HOFFMAN,
WN. 0SMAN, ID. EVANS,
juiJ Ceutrgk C9ull4;tt-l
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"ruSs' Medicines. Chemicals, CIas. &

and extensive assortment Of '''' 'se,'' oeSt
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, lIas. 4
a. GLASS ware.
And other articles apperainng the trade that have
ever been exhibited IN Ottawa We shall always endea
For 70 keep our assortment full and complete and offer
nothing Tor sale but what j. pare fresh and un,iu.r.
,sd' our present stock has been lately purchased AZ
' quarters FOR cash, which will enable to sell at r.
~ yy y5"'es Physicians and others wishing to buy by
oeaaie can purchase from " on fVoral. terms ana
p'es luil as low those ia Chicago or q Loui. In
ga linen! viii be found the purest ana hr.t Drur.
NJ rhaTmhceutal Preparations Druggist. Caysrnr.
ri-jss Ass an sizes and qualities Paints Oils Var.
FLUID. &c any hF"Aes' Dye STUFF. Camphene, Burning
cos general assortment Yankee Notions. such a,
81, ,i'-aEes' Cosmetics, Ponahes &c
- We are agents for tie ale az IN t, AZ,
and rsnfifrs Ayers, Guysots wstars
hand full assortment OF the most t1r,II,r 80, ~ a."
cins., which viii Be sold at wholesale aud retail
VIII DC attended TO both night and day
Ottawa, July u, 1s55. JYo. J. Tiiid6NM As
grows CHEMICAL ERAsIyE SOAP. for sale a, the
- he" store OF -IjalisI d. WALKER & co
DRCNEs, Raisias, Carr,nts, and Citrous. for sale
cheap by lJulZI ID. WALKER & 60.
For EsarVes,er..
W. have frstrate article Of Machine On lust the
W uIAs Tor larVesieTs and Threshiug Machines.
Juul2 D. WALKFE 2 90
LIZ. p way ~ to make so@Go ard e, Of Bah,
CIGARs from 80 to $50 per 1000. at
- !nni2 d. WALKFG cos
Paints ana Oils.
I LARGE quantity Of Zinc and Lad viii be sold at
: the loves; figure for cash. julie b. WALKER CO
Tea.
rETiOSE that Ike good Tea would DO well to give ours
= trial. iJu.lzl D. WALKER K co.
IEjINDow glass, at small advance on Pittsburgh
w prices, at ijall2I D. WALKER & cos.
- UPERIOR fine cut and Cayeudsh Chewing Tobacco.
, for -al" hy LJHi-I b. WALKER Co
Fs1rc Light!
4 GOOD assortment 81 Fluid and on Lamps Just re-
n ceiTed 10 the now store u iII2 D. WALKER L Co
I'EE>lI Burning Fluid and Campheue, kept constantly
4 on hand by LiuI=l d. WALKER co.
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Drugs, Chemicals, &c.


- = IT .sAt ~ { o.
bEtAht pleasure IN informing their ola fri,t 81 =, -
~' Pohc generally shat they have opened tb.ir nru,
s'fe' ia TIE !oLT story brick block, on the ,ouh J a,
the plbc square and now Offer for sale tie l,rg,., -
and most eXtensltc asslriln rnt Of 'h1.'i D,a'
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The following St. Louis despair embraces
the only important Kansas news of the
week:
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PROM TIE Kansas Cts
Our Ticket.

Since the nomination of FHrMoNT, and
from our inability to support the ticket, on
the ground 0! injustice to more eminent
men, we have concluded to commence Pre-
sident.makng on cur own hook, and pre-
sent, for consideration, the following ticket:
For President,
KIT CARSON, of Santa Fe.
For Vice President.
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TWENTY THOCSAND
AAnn 'iiA'0 "AN'' r. d. CARTER & CO.,
Chi.,,o Ju,, 1o-om 136 Lake Street.
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|. :. MAEsHAL-Iram Nyc has been ap-
pointed and confirmed L. 5 Marshal for the
Northern District Of Illinois, Wee Henry
Wilton, resigned.
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4 GOOD assortment Of Fluid and on Lamps Just re-
n ce.Tei az the now store u jg!l2 D. WALKER CO.
L resi- Burning Fluid and Clmpheuc, kept constantly
i on hand by TiulI2l d. WALKER & co
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WILLEaU T.. ". CISIITiN.

NOMINATION roE STATE SENATE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-16
Another Hangman for Atchison.

The Editor of the Nebraska paper, whose
scalp Lanes men wanted, is quite furious,
and writes long article on his ''duty," in
which the following sentence occurs:
"And, if we had the power, God knows,
that we should not hesitate one second be-
fore we would hang every traitor in Kansas,
Southern traitors and Northern traitors,
Atchison traitors and Lane traitors, every
one should either bangle in the air, or cease
treason and leave the country"
Like Col. Richardson, of Illinois, who al.
SO wants 10 hang Atchison, this Nebraska
Editor is stout supporter Of Buck and
Breck. If il is the determination Of the
Buchanan democracy to hang old Dave, we
don't know but the Know Nothings had
better step forward and save him-o at least
invite him back to Missouri, where lie can
have a trial, and be hung decently and law.
fully. rs.- .t-st, r~sl
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-16

AZ The Columbia rs. CO. Times,
Southern ultra journal of the austerest States
rights stamp, has carefully guarded arti-
ticle upon the Presidential candidates, il
which he speaks thus:
"If were compelled TO choose between
Buchanan, Fillmore and Fremont we would
prefer casting our vote for Willard Fillmore,
as the choice of evils, regarding him at the
same time as only shade better than the
two other candidates for the Presidential
chair. Mr.. Fillmore's administration was
well received by the people of Carolina
His visit to Charleston and Columbia rallied
large proportion of the people TO do him
homage, and although we do not wish to be
set down as one Of his admirers, for we are
not, we do believe that the Government
under his administration, would prove TO be
more conservative, just and impartial thar
under either of the other candidates"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-16
Kansas Election.

Our returns from the Territorial election
are very meagre, only four counties being
heard from. The Abolitionists did not vote,
having no candidates out. The vote Of the
pro-slavery party is small, many Of them
driven out by Lanes fnurauders not having
returned. s> ..ttt..i,s.r
Leavenworth county, Whitfield delegate
to Congress 1901 votes; ]. w. Martin, w.
G. Matthias, M. R. Walker and d. J. john
son elected to the Legislature.
johnson county, Whitfield 1879 votes; Dr.
J. T. Barton elected to The Legislature.
Douglas cothty, two precincts heard from
give Whitfield AGA votes. No further re.
turns.
Lykins county, Whitfield 1873 votes; Mar.
tin White elected TO the Legislature. Poo'
MARTIN WHITE! not pierced with "bordeI
,ufiian bullets" this time but roles Kan
sas City Enterprise.