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R- The City Fathers at their late meeting
killed the "hog bill" a greater nuisance than
the running at large of swine, hardly exists in
the city.
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/ have something sweet 70 sen yOh,

A SEQUEL TO "YE FLY" being direct descendant OF
the Nectar the heather gods used when they got on
and kicked the of the skies in IS,
that time For sale low down" considering the quality
d G. RCMSEY.
Nora BESE.-'COrn. Metre. No connection with Land
Agencies.
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TVl.lOfhn WeMeaf.

I'hb undersignsd. sssnts Or ne sale 81 ssChlLD,S
Il GRAIN CLEA NER.n easr fhs pabiic IA hs,t
sod noss FeilAals nsakiBs rsa evinx snni, chat
eoeke Aa AZ cher iapnEtes hem Wheal lhzi has ever
eeen perfected
fhs u ths nachlns n snes crop usn mere thxn
pay ieF it Ia the shhanced vaiue 81 shs efain
lar maeAae uith eaPaeity lr ceaDing rom 50 70 90
blskeis hear i alulsl indspaasahs II k.rs -. A..
are - make god floaF.
Paatsrs Aad AeFs respectfaly nVlled - 81 snd
see tas a.ehiss. and % ssia sasiFs sasAeoa snes
given, ne monay sin b rs1andrd
lsis-lm JOHNSON H0RNF A %
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Advances.


ID ECEVING large Stock Of staple Goods of Cotton and
n Wooden Fabrics, designed for the early Fau Trade,
which purchased upon the most favorable terma and
will be sold a corresponding low prices
Clothing manufacturers and Dealers would ind greatly
70 their advantage 70 examine our stock.
ALSO;
Reviewed BY few Of New Style Dress Goods
Musns, Robes, BriiiOntss Jacconstts Ac which are
selling al reduced prices. A. J. DUNCAN a Co.
NAssvTLLk, June - BuA No. 10 Public SQUARE
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ITO STOCK RAISERS the Farming Community general.
y, who viii send $50 90 in postage stamps viii tell
them how to make Big Horse cut Of Colt.
une % ID. G. RTTMSEY
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PRIZES AMOUNTING To
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Is is3 prize anoanng % $500 90
The 1890 PFiHss 81 Is esler@nsd b. ne numhsr
whch dass the SO e p zsfthat nuuber an "a - a
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Purchasers IN hayiag equal quantity II odd ani even
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ThoS. Greenfield,
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N. d. F. II. Brooks,
VIM. \. Bilbo,
Robt. c. Foster, Sd,
Archer Cheatham,
VIM. Hume Harris,
II. II. Warder,
l.. X, Spain,
+. A. RawOrth,
Thos. c. Nelson,
] 7. Brown,
NJ. Cheatham,
+. +. Cheatham,
10. c. French,
JGo. b. Johnson,
Koskiusko Branch,
John III. Davis,
G.. +. Tucker,
j. II. Hughes,
VIM. Roundtree,
John NJ. Riddleburger,
David IL. Ware,
r. b. Cheatham,
Walter Scott,
w. Il. Stothart,
w. r. Demumbrane,
X. II. Power,
w. w. Philips,
w. T. Burt,
J. +. Patterson,
+ u. Baxter,
IL. Y. Massengale,
w. l.. Nance,
John II. Spain,
ChaS. Hammer,
Abraham Josephs,
ThoS Hartly,
w. r. Miller,
J. w. Gould,
w. II. Brinkley,
j. II. Myers,
j. f. DoomeS,
a. w. Pyle,
7. l.. Mansfield,
A. II. Dunayent,
O.. II. Miller,
Il. NJ. Cavitt,
j. l.. Green,
J. Il. Green,
VIM. Gillian,
II. NJ. Woods.
II. VI. Langford,
w. w. Johnson,
j. II. Hopper,
Il. S. Clavely,
JAS. Parrish,
X F. Baker,
Fred. \. Mitchell,
q. w. BIuukhall,
r c. Bransford,
j. ESpy,
w. w. Jones,
b. +. Fields,
w. w. Thurmond,
j. d. Thurmond,
T. S. Sherley,
A r. Morgan.
ID. T Bramble,
H. V. Walden,
w. w. Gavin,
w. w. Owens,
A. Larkin,
A. Anderson,
c. p. Lyons,
S. r. Thornton,
j. \. Epps,
Il. p. Parrish,
Jno. ID. Cover,
james Johnston,
4. w. johnson,
Thos. l.. Sumner,
+. II. McNairy.
Charles II. Koepf,
X l.. Crenshaw,
l.. III. Hitchcock,
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oil hCG lIOdSCs
Martin G. Cotton,
Z. NJ. Patterson,
Anthony S. Camp,
i. p. Graves,
b. w. Hall,
ThoS. II. Glenn,
w. Hy. Smith,
Robt. Duncan,
II. J. Irwin,
w. S. Cheatham,
Bryen Thompson,
John Shane, Jr.,
w. d. A. Ramsey,
w. II. Horn,
J. y. Hobbs,
John II. Calender,
John d. Kelley,
John f Morgan,
George ii. Shepard,
j. S. Russell,
+. w. Shaffer,
Rufus Morgan,
Fred. Marshall,
w. ID. Robertson,
r. H. Bedford,
A. Crooker,
r. A. Cole,
John Davis,
T. b. johnson,
c. Cook,
w. +. West,
Jno B. West,
VIII. l.. Boyd, Jr.,
NJ. Hamilton,
Tom Rains,
NJ. ID. Cantrell,
+. \. McNairy,
Is. +. Williams,
j. II. DOdd,
Sam. c. Smith,
NJ. Sulzbacher,
H. l.. Norvell,
A. G. Ewing,
Sam. Vanleer,
II. b. Morris,
w: III. Brown,
Jno. Yeatman,
II. Fagundus,
q. G.. Richards,
Henry t. Yeatman,
Jno. II. Gholston,
William Driver,
S. b. SnOwden,
A. b. Robertson,
G.. A. j. Mayfeld,
f. K. Glascock,
Geo. Is. Smith,
IL. \. Myers,
w. l.. Brown,
T. II. Lanier,
w. b. Thompson,
John Trimble,
A. G. Merritt,
James Davis,
Thos. Il. Sanders,
ThoS. w. Barnes,
w. b. Walton,
Jno ). Petway,
Ed. w. Morgan,
j. +. Demoville,
ii. b. Plummer,
w. b. Knight,
j. \. Scruggs,
Nate Maroney,
w. II. Hill Meffert,
John +. Gleaves,
II. Faulconer,
Milton CockriIl,
ChaS. b. Hall,
Michael Vaughn,
William Beatty,
John L. Glenn,
Felix q. Mckay,
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Fresh srring Ecrr7 srraiuee or in the Comb

O'e- the Lake where drcoPed the WILLOW.
LARGE lot o. Market Baskets Of siEes, made from
II tins same Willow. $50 said, " for sale By
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NEW Brick Cottage, corner Ewing Avenue and south
ganeSs-im PLANTERS BANK
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a good as snybodys,At D. G. RCMSEfs.
Hurra for Buck nn ore & EfIIingha m
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speakers VIII ADDRESS the
n. Hobson,
G. NJ. Fogg,
p. w. Maxey,
J. w. McCombs,
]. Shelby,
NJ. r. Cockrill.
VIM. X Turner,
John NJ. Seabury,
John Rains
r. S. Smell,
Il. J. Seabury,
ii. :. Peach.
VIM. NJ. DeGrove,
X. ]. MeigS,
J. NJ. Hawkins,
VIM. A. Glenn,
James Everett,
James A. Laird,
VIM. Petway,
Geo. B. Brown,
James r. Bruce,
James II. Bell,
Boyd McNairy,
w. X. Ellr>ton,
J. F. Morgan,
Robert z. Estes,
ID. A. Phelan,
Kindred Ray,
j. II. Pitts,
j. Z. Power,
Jno. Hugh Smith,
w. o. Harris,
j. NJ. Hinton,
Il. III. Ewing,
ii. Compton,
G.. @. Bradford,
Hiram Vaughn,
Herman Cox,
Neil 5. Brown,
Russell Houston,
Sam. Prichctt,
.JacOh MillirOn
r. II. McEwen, jr.
j. G.. McClclland,
w. A. McClelland,
Geo. w. Anderson,
j. Gray,
JnO. 5. Dashiel,
James Nichol,
II. n. Snyder,
William NJ. Brown,
George w. Sumner,
John A. johnson,
Louis c. LiShy,
VIM. IL. Perry,
Jas. w. FeltS,
w. III. McNairy,
w. p. Grubbs,
w. T. Mosby,
Jno. B Murrey,
II Il. FerriSS.
John S. Brien,
John p. Ford,
J FERRIS,
Jno. Ried,
John q. Ferguson,
Washington Barrow,
ID. c. Topp,
II. +. Woods,
q. w. Darden,
Dixon Brown,
c. A. Fuller,
Thomas Calender,
+. c. Drake,
r. T. kirkpatrick,
+. Fleming,
Frank Miller,
i. j. Featherston,
A. c. Beech,
A. b. Beech
William Driver,
Jno. III Collision,
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PEAklN Of Hams, hare lot Of very choice ones Tor
> sale low at ID. @. EUMSSY's.
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FILLMORE dc Do1aelso11 Club MO- @

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VIM. IL. Ewln,
X. Lusk,
ID. T. McGavock,
w. Greenfield,
z. Z. DcGroye,
j. l.. Ryan,
Jas. Singleton,
Ira A. Stout,
j. II. Menetee,
j. Is. White,
w. r. simpson,
X. j. Morris,
Jas Z. Shelton,
I. NJ. Buck,
d. '. ID. Stout,
+. f. Hardcastle,
j. ). Smith,
} }. Robb,
Is. ). Weller, Srr
l., Armstrong,
w. I. W eISIord,
j. M. smith,
A. j. ~IeayeS,
Z. hey, Buster
r. Il. GlcayeS,
DAVID I. Love,
u +. Jones,
u. i. Norvell,
Edward ID. Hicks,
John u. Horton,
Jonathan Stretch,
A. II. KoSc@,
W. Il. walker
NJ u. cartwright,
D. w. IerraSS,
Sam. AanIeer
d; b: Hendrix;
Al. kirkpatrick,
IS. IL. IntIer'
~ >. IhaAton'
>. East
sam. hunt, II.
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The Annual State Fair.

HE Aan"a stse fair 81 the rtAstssas srars Aasicul
IuRaL hCEEAu st b. held GA ths state Pair Grounds
near Nashville commencing
MONDAY, he 18Th Day Of October next,
aud eontauing during the seek liberia lee o. ms
y oaered and competuo1 is drsr,d Ia al OF dF-rent
bfan hrs q Agricuara, Mechanical ard Hoass he'd IN.
aAsiy an ooaassiie Aun ais The premsgm isi With The
M q" susr and tF general rrF ~ tie FaiF unl
% nc % Psaihi1 form - soon it be prepared
aua fSafded 70 those desiring copics
THIS genera nosins nleacrd to advse ths farmers and
moehahca o. hS state u The tme and place u ths Fair 10
assure tr thai lhr arrAnffmenis the bureaus cun
eouads zoe the accommodation u eXhshtors and sstor
VII Dc The beat ever prepared SIMILAR occasion Ia ths
State and The prrIEiua hst M raj
~ ordsr Of the Bureau. 4 @ EAsTNAS
jag Ae-a SECRETARY.
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NAKEN tits Sprins from the spssry Of Dr. r b Hamln,
also specimen OF TIE Dives oSei vii be exhibited
ree al AL ivSssb hsarS ehich price vii BE- aided
should Il be the "aDSnnous" wish Of portion Of the aa-
dien,e, for particulars call and see hat
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Corn Meal.

IA L. WATERS super Three Forks Flour warranted
w equal to any made in tins state, for sale BY
d. g. RUMSEY.
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Tour. Flour! BoIfed s UnbOIted.

HAVE choics lot Of dried Puupksns for pies. No pr
l. eliuty to Back Repablcanisu. ID. 9. kCMSEf-
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Saturday Morning, July %, 1856.

TN GcEyM Local and Oo~meyctq1 Editor.
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- The Patriot is the of the True Hh0,'
Ness-s SMITH, MORGAN Co, having purchased the print
az materials subscription list, &C., of the latter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-09

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s15a5zI- II "a taoss1aAeoS. ~ -...
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.Hl 4 hEs SILL s. ,s1gdshs D-is a si'iF
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Shade Gap, Orbise mia, shirl.ysburg, and
Vineyard Mills, to Mount Union, 60 miles
and back. three times q week
Leave chambsrsburg Tuesday, 1hurs day, and
Arrive st Mount Union same days by IL pm
Lave Mount Union Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 4 am 8.
Arrive at Chambersburg same days by IL D m
$500 From Chamber burg, BY Jackson Hall and
Quincy, to Waynesboro', 1e miles and back,
twice q week
Leave Chanbersbug Monday and Friday &.
Arrive at wsynssboro' same days byspm
Leave wsynesboro' Monday and Friday ct
Arrive at Chambsrsburg same days by pm
Mont Alto, alssrnsssIy with jackson Hall.
are invited.
e2,0 From MoConnsllsburg, by wsbstsr's Mills, to
Hancock, Nd, a miles and back, once a
Leave MeConnsllsburg rcesday at am
Arrive at Hancock same day ty4 pm
Leave Hancock Monday at 8 a m
Arrive at McCsnnsllsburg same day by p m.
S231 From srcersburg, by Upton, to Green Castle,
J 10 miles and back, six times q week.
Leave Merce.sburg daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive at Green Castle same day byTam
Leave Green Castle daily, except Sunday. at
Arrive at Meacersburg sam, day by m.
Ss52 From Nero nbuIg, by Sylvan, to eancsck, ND.
"a miles and back, once . week
Leave Mercersburg Monday at m
Arrive at Hancock same day by SPIN
Leave Hancock Tuesday at m
o,,, Arrive at Merosn burg same day by 6pm
1888 From Harris oBville, by Dublin Mills, to Orbi-
sonia, ~ miles and back, once a week
Leave Hsrrisonville Tuesday at Gam
Arrive at Ofbisonia same day by pm
Leave Orbisonia Monday at m
Arrive at Harrisonvills same day by 2pm.
Proposals to end at Shade Gap In lea Of Obj
sonia are invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-09

.t-.., ra-. .lJszo .tisss sa-ess 9sseI
az <lIsaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-09

ass From Troy, by sylysnia, Sullivan, arsys var
ley, and Msipesburg, to Mansfield, 20 miles
Leave Iray IusseE ana s q -. ~ :. Am
Leave Mansfield Tuesday and Saturday 1t y
Arrive at Troy sane days bys SPIN.
slso From Mentroee, by Lswsyille Centre, Brook
dale. and Corbsrbville, N. Y, TO Kirkwood,
II miles and back, six times week
Leave Mcntross daily, except Sunday, at u
Arrive at Kirkwood same day BY 81 pm
Leave Kirkvood daily, except Sunday, at % m
Arrive at Montrose same day BY m.
3l67 From Montrose, by Feirdale, husn, hushviie,
pike. Leraysyille, Orwell, Rome, Myersburg,
and Wysoi, to Towands, 20 miles and back.
three times q week
Leave Msntrose Sunday, Wednesday, and Fri.
AS uay ~ Il TppEspd. came days by lam
Leave Towauda Sunday, Tuesday, and Thurs
Arrive at aontrose same days BY l2m.H
Proposals for q six times a week service are
invited -- - --5-
slss From Montrose, by Auburn Four Corners, Au.
burn Centre West Auburn, South Auburn,
and East spr ng Hill, to SINNERS Eddy, 81
miles and back, onos week
Leave Montrose Monday at q m
Arrive at SINNERS Eddy same day by 8 pm
Leave skipner's Eddy Monday at q m
Arrive at Montross same day BY m.
$3.50 From Fa;rdale, by berehardsville, Porter
RIDGE Friendsyille, and Jackson Valley, to
South Warren, % miles and back, once .
week
Leave Friepdsville Friday ct pm sf '
Arrive at aouth Warren same day by pm
Leave South Warren Saturday at s q m
Arrive at FrieRdsvilIe same day by Bpm.
300 From LIE Raysville, by South Warren, West
Warren, and Wjndhsm, to Nichols, l6 miles
and back, three times q week
Leave lie Raysville Tut sday, Thursday, ard
Saturday at 10 a m
Arrive at Nichols same days by Bpm
Leave Nichols Monday, Wedne day, and Fri
day at 8 a m
Arrive at LIE Raysville same days by Jam.
3l91 From Orwell, by Pottersvlle, South Warren
Warren Centre, and Wsrrsnhsr, 10 Little
Meadows, "a miles aud hack, three times
week
Leave Orwell Monday, Wednesday, and FIJI
day at am
Arrive at Little Meadows same days by 8
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Leave Eaton daily, except Sunday, afsef ar.
rival Of the mails IRON New York and Phil
sdsiphi.-ssy at Jpn
Arrive at stroudsburg same day BY 10
Leave sHoudsburg dsily, sxsPtessssy' q
49,, Arrive q. E..ton sam. d.y sy: :s,.,. WIN.
Gap, saylorsourE, Kslsrsvile, snydsrs
Grove, south Sterling, Hopedaie, East 6ter-
s,,Ssh is. an: ana S Se:
three times Q week p =
Leave Easton Monday, Wednesday, and FIJI
Arrive at Bonssdals same days by spm
Leave Honesisls Tussdsy, 1hursday, and
Saturday at an -fl-t- s'-i % f.
Arrive ct Esston same days ~ spm.
slA Prom Easton, by Lower Saucon and etouts,
to H.lertovp ,l6 miles and back ,ones week
Leave Easton Thursday At ! Am
Arrive at Hellsrtown same day by - m
Leave Hsllertown Thursday 1t Jpn
Arrive at Easton same day by Up "a.
slIS Prom Raston, BY Keshsr's and Boston, to
Mount Bethel, "a miles and back, once .
Leave Esston Thursday at Sam
Arrive at Mount Bethel same day by5 SPIN
Leave Mount Bethel Friday at . m
Arrive ct Easton same day by pm.
slls Prom Boston, by Cherry Valley, 70 strouds
Leave Boston Saturday at loan
Arrive at stroudsburs same day b. IL N
Leave stroudsburg Saturday at9 p m
Arrive at Boston same day BY pm. o..
SIT Prom Allentown, by Wsseosvils, Trexlsr.
town, Brsinigsvflls, MaXatavny, Mootersy,
Kutssown, Mosslsm, and Maiden Greek, to
Reading, 50 miles and bIck, six times
weak - go "s.s 2
Leave Allentown daily, excspt Sunday, AFTER
the arrival Of mail from Easton-ssy at
Hm s.- #-I.--' = -
Arrive ct Reading same day byspm
Leave Reading daily, except Sunday, at
am
Arrive at Allentown same day by SPIN.
Ellis From Freemansburg, by Lower Saucon,
stouts, Springtown, Bursonville, Bedmin
ster, and Dublin, to Doylestown, 81 miles
and back, once q week.
Leave Freemsnsburg Wednesday at a m
Arrive at Doylestovn same day by p m
Leave Doylestown Tuesday at q m
Arrive at Freemansburg same day by m.
Slls From Allentown, by South white Ball, Fog.s-
vile, Grimville, Klinssville, Lenartsviile,
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Sl3e From stroudsburg, by stormvile, snydsrs-
Vile, Fennsrsviils, Broadhesdvilie, Kresge-
snS isS SnS st }. msneS cSuns 10 mile:
Hsasses a. s1a$osk, thEos ti1ss . week 80
Leave stroud.bwg Tuesday, Thursdsy, and
saturday ATS
20 Leave Mauch Chunk Monday Wednesday,
and Friday at 5 an
Arrive Mt stroudsburg same days6y N.
ass Fr;m x :n s'y, s,t's
- Cap, to Lehigh Gap, 80 miles and back, once
Leave stroudsburg Friday stsam ,@
Arrive ut Lehigh Gap same dsy by 3m
Leave Lehigh Gap Saturday ct 8 am
Arrive at stroud burg same day by 3 pm.
$40 From Milford, by sawki, Lords Valley Nyce o,
Paupau, and Tafton, to Hamlinton, So miles
and back, once week .
Leave Milford Tuesday at am
Anive at Hamlinton next day by 10 m
Leave Hamlinton Wednesday at IL m
Arrive at Milford next day by SPIN HF
Proposal. to end at Tafton, Is miles less dis
sl4l From Tafton to Hawley, n miles and back,
twice week l'
Leave fafton Tuesday and saturday at 10 m
Arrive at Hawisy same days BY II m
Leave Hawtey Tuesday and Saturday at . m
Arrive at Tafton same days by "a m.
Sl42 Prom Mauch Chunk, by Lausanne, Beaver
Meadows, Raseton, Sybertsville, Conyng'
ham, sioy:rsyills, ana sss'SPe.s 70 Ss,
week
Leave Mauch Chunk Monday, wednesday and
Friday at m
Arrive ut Berwick same days by 4 m
Leavs Berwick Tuesday, Thursday and Satur.
Arrive 1t Mauch Chunk next days by pm.
3l43 From Wlkesbarre, BY Kingston, Forty Fort.
Wyoming, Exeter, Davenport, Keelers-
burg, South Eaton and Eaton, to Tunkhan-
mock, 81 miles and back, six times week
Leave Wilkssbarrs daily, except Sunday, at
an
Arrive at Tunkhannock same day by SPIN
Leave Tunkhannock daily, except Sunday, at
Jpn
Arrive at Whkesbarre same day by SPIN
Pror osals for three times a week service only
between Wyoming AMI Tunkhannock are
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

"NIGGERIsN." There is a blackguardism
in politics specially In vogue among the loco
focos, which induces them to denominate all
efforts against the extension of slavery as
ssniggerism.' In our city, it was not indigo
nous, but was imported here from Virginia by
amiserable spiritual rapping, vagabonding fell
low, who is now telling Pennsylvania demo-
Gratis how they must vote to please the slave
power. But the only real specimen of ssnig-
gerism." or negro worshipping we have seen
is to be found among the laws framed by the
Border Ruffian Legislature of Kansas, one of
which enacts that any person enticing, convey
ing away, or kidnapping rhife child from its
parents or guardians in the Territory of Kan
sas, shall suffer the penalty of sir month, i'm
prisonnent in the county jail, and be further Ii
able to such fine as the discretion of the Court
may suggest. Another law makes the penal
ty for enticing, conveying away, or kidnap-
ping negro child in said Territory-DEArH
So, for stealing whife baby, six months i'm
prisonmenti is the humane and just extent of
the law. For stealing negro baby, DEArH.-
PhiL'a. Sun.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

THE MoRaoNs.-The New York Mirror sags
the atrocities, cruelties, and domestic habits
and manners of the Molmons in Utah, as de-
veloped in the proceedings now pending be-
fore one ofits city courts, are disgusting be-
yond all precedent, and yet these infatuated
people are hurrying to our shores by the thou
sand. Intriguing emissaries from Utah have
penetrated intossdl parts of England, making
proselytes. and separating husbands and wives,
mothers and children, and despatching their
infatuated converts to the Paradise of Lust,
on the Great Salt Lake. The English news
papers represent the state of things in some of
the villages as truly deploring and alarming.
The Preston Guardian says-sslt is not unusu-
al for workingmen to return home at night,
and find their houses deserted, the furniture
carried away, and long list of debts unex-
pectedly incurred. Tradesmen, too, in seek
ing after debtors, are astonished to find those
who had promised to pay, on their way to the
land ofpromise." And these are the kidnap-
pers and rufiians who are asking Congress to
admit their political theocracy into the Union
as sovereign State.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

SEcTIoSALisN is as much complained of as
though were first introduced into our nation
al politics by the Republican party. This is
not true. In the year 1928 Andrew Jackson
of Tennessee, was run for President on the
same ticket with John c. Calhoun, of South
Carolina, for Vice President, and both were
elected. John Quincy Adams, of Massachu-
setts, ran for President in opposition, on the
same ticket with Richard Rush, of Pennsylva-
MIA. John c. Calhoun was elected Vice Pres
ident at the same time that the South had three
prominent candidates running with him for
President, viz Andrew Jackson, of Tennes-
see, who received pinety-nine electoral votes;
VIM. III. Crawford, of Georgia, who received
forty-one votes; and Henry Clay, of Kentucky,
who received thiIty-seve votes. Every Nor
thern State at that election which voted for
Mr.. Adams voted also for Calhoun while at
the South the same States which voted for
him voted for Southern candidates for the
Presidency.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09
FURTHER FROM KANRAs.

Chicago, July 2.-Passengers from Lexing-
ington bring intelligence of the capture of the
Ottawa company of emigrants, on board the
Arabia, June %. The men were robbed of
everything, and kept close prisoners. 1t was
resolved to take the Massachusetts, men up the
river, to hang their leader, Mr.. Decatur, and
keep the remainder as priSoners-confiscating
their arms, money, provisions and baggage to
the use of the mob.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

On the lst inst, the wharf of Merrick &
Sons, at the foot of Reed street, Philadelphia,
gave way, causing a dreadful loss of life and
seriously ipjuring many. The wharf was
crowded with over 100 children at the time.
some 25 of whom lost their lives. The wharf
was double structure, resting on piers in the
water, connected by bridge some so feet in
length, and the outer portion of the wharf Civ
ing way; this bridge was crushed down.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

SKETCH OF Col. J. C. FREMoSr.-We pub
lish on our outside a sketch of Col. Fremont s
life, written for Sartain's Magazine in 1850
At that time Fremont was not a candidate for
the Presidency, nor was there any particular
end to be gained by writing fattering ac-
count except to do justice to a meritorious
and brave man. We commend il to the care
fui peTusal Of our readers.