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City Intelligence.
rARrlcUL AIRS OF TIE FIRE Is WASHINGTON STREET.


rARricUL AIRS OF TIE FIRE IL WASHINGTON STREET.
Yesterday morning about II O'Clock, the workmen
ceeded In getting out the large iron safe belonging % c.
Itlentha On opening Ii, the contents found to be
good order and but slightly damaged by the heat and
water The la-se building standing upon the corner Of
Barclay street presents Taircd appearance. large
portion Of the soub wall and part Of the vail Barclay
street. FRI the eighth story down 10 the fourth has
above the fourth aoor in dangerous condition. The
following Is List Of the insursnces--c II. Lillenthal
sss si4 goo insurance On ns stock IN the sod
81 SOC Washington, y, 500.
Within week pr. vicus the IRE Mr. Lllienthal pro
cured SIC, coo insurance on the new bull rs fol
iows,-Columbis IS. 01o; Excelsior, 5000
TIE building 2lS Washington street is owned by J. A.
Wels II is damaged about $500 and insured for Is 600 In
the 81: Marks Insurance Co.
Joho Solomon, dealer IN willow aud wooden ware
occupying 2ss wssSnson street has The following Ia
s.or. ss,cco Metropolitan, 5000; total, SIT COO
Low Cole dealer in butter, ePgs &c occupying the
cellar Of 2s, las eco Insurance. 10 the New Amster
cam Insurance Co.
3 rot Known at present how the Gce originated but
the matter In under investigation by the Tire Marshal
Fanny NAnSArIyc.-Egh prices still prevail In the
market Rump seaks sell at 1sc lac and corned
peees o, &C. do per ib Poultry il cheapening, and In
few weeks The nafke. will Be active. There is no
charge worth ncrg In asb. Butter has raised since last
week. and Orange county quoted at sec per Id.
Vegetables plentiful and toierably cheap all except
p ,atoee In which has beer upward speculative
,ovemor, They sell ut 81 60 Dbl ar sweet potatoes
at IS FER hbi Appies scsrce-unusuay 81 for the
sesson- ard command 81 30 Dbl Peaches "piAyed
oLtn but Eapes and pums are plentiful, and toerably
cheap.
NEWARK (N. ~ FhExoSTERs IN THE c'Tr-The rnem
bers OF tie Newark Fremont and Dayton Club visited this
CITY s,erday. They raid tie Nxw YosE HERALD estab-
be hearty cheers aies which they formed ia line and
marched up 10 the Park These New Jersey Fremon,era
40 very respectable looking body Of men, and will
10 coubt gtve good accoun o themselves next Novem
Make The PatLhnser
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CLEARED

CLEARED
sscsmsa.p Washington. cayendy, Brcner--C RI Sands.
sP aorp weo Sss o S sEoxfn suad
s.il SO cIrtn1 f.e,lns AiysS15fogTet O.
Rssk Easeochss, Waite, s9is.oi Avcsaih sos. -
Brig Balance tpr) ssgbbs Denarara-Tnezer Light
SsssHsr SAY. , 4 sI %s son CO
JeIP5 s5nRg w9sso Fa sosn'oa Co.
ssRr J9ss1nn Ware sysrhsS s
sshr Meteor sturrcs, baltimore n s.urses
Sehr Geo Lul, Line Barmore--MerrllS Abbott
scSr yeroionsa IIse Baltnore.-.Nerril Abbott
ss S.s' ssPs; TEs sss.
s y1 o1i zee cesh hsen Foshs c seh0'
sohr whpple Law son, fsrisIro lih--heaion Bros
FcI I f' Rs6 lI d sr Ssrporaa.
osp N sr Sos Hardy, PidySsSssJ Easa
ARRIVED.
Steamship Africa shannon, Liverpool sep,s ppm with
mas ma s1 wS p srocco as y Pei steamship ss
c or Sssc e. I've = s lon
,ssmer sonnd r. Supposed % b. ne Cambria oin Boston;
fr ssy Z s.;sd alfs ss1'f
porssd ", as sane gay 80 y . ms Az % csgs
s'ssnshp Asia, henee for hyE99oi $50 ssrss steamer
s ss n ,fs ls%%fasa isr,s = - o'as
sss. sss .. sSA s g css s ard
ns .1 md Ps,.eHssr, Nicsa y - pN
II Tatferss exchanged sgrAls With steamship Florida
h.nce for Savannah and " PM, with Steamship Scuh
srner hence Coz Charleston a. oh Woodlands passed brs
ss'sess%shlp Marion Tc.r % hours WIN ns.e
I'D passengers V stoford, 1ossn Co III INST - IN
,srrJ ttar,sc bound +; A CDPx 10 miSss II Hate.
"a sei cfcharscd stnaa viii steamship ri5rda hence
sim WeiIsr,on Bars.ov, New orisan. Sep, -, With
tnise % Stanton hompsQn
psrh Mary n1sbeh iof searsporl, H'chborn- Palermo,
Aag sss , o Hs s Sss W. c suT sec, re \, .s
AZ in vs. excl srged signals viii shr showing Boston Nos
Es,s usssws, Peaer csrdsnss repi a win sugar &c,
"a Mora Ncrhevs SEPT ~ n ggh. o. Cafdenas spoke schr
les A Baysrd, from BRISTOL, ri, Ior cardenas.
ilris VIA leah yof Trenerp heath, Gusysma r. Sept
Hr,s " mir ,of BANGOR Carton, Maracaibc sep, O. with
n,r and mahogany 70 Psbury Ssndfori 2rh nit lat
~ III lor "a 2 oke ship Scotland, Of Haowe hence for
,e ysroone gof ROBINSON rnatiorne Turks Islands
e.r. "a with salt 70 Smith Co, vessel TO Brett Som
bris hobt N Charlton OF savannah I.shbolrn, Havana
20 S.ss With sugar. tobacco NJ, 20 v King Co. WIN
se,y ro1k coored, Of Salem, died the rassage. Expe
re1anessd heavy weather during the psssage
ceby Kate Westsn tof New Bayevl Lanfar Malsga Auf
m sh frut 70 master 2h uf LAT q 30 lon 81 spoke brt
Chr ssrsh nernice of Msehsl Kecn, Black River ia
gwrw oissance ~ niles socte brg MARI Mcaee Croose
~ asiern M wNons'cn ~.
81 Nasbsa IN tneor Collins vnion Island 10 tays
wsh irnbcr, 70 PEGS &Chyfcbi val . Falseury saac
.sId,
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he Commissioner met yesterday Afternoon a. the
CITY Hall.
The following busirsss ~as transacted -
Brig Sea Lark IRON GasanzU, arrived September 20.
las been clearsec ane otherwise furigatoa Theowners
tesro permission 70 bring her Up 10 the city and dis
charge he cargo Tho petition referred 10 the Health
onocr, with power.
Brig Mercy s. Cousins arrived or the 10Th inst from
Havana with sugar tobacco and segsrs The large quzn-
ty q segsrs IN snail packages board The owners
tate, win be plundcred, she 10 dschsrged Quaran.
tine and hey petiuor TO 10 the city or Tor stream
pcrn; di,ctsrre from the stream The case was re
erred 10 Tic Bsalth ofacer, with power
poCrcNs Will pIsASRrs
The following peculiar AID inierestag comnnrlcauor
received and read
TO ~, eosrIssioSrRs oF IirALrn ~ err or New
ay 4 e N. 25Ss' Ho.s 4 r rss
Ing css see q ,eer yhsh be- been resolved Inc The hes
'fi I - S \ :. eli p nr. Ia.
s hs zoe s;.@. "a 19' Ssiss
coo!egsy He iar.her y,ry .lnsy sdjs hat Il Is PITY
We beg isags z sac . Iosr fs..rssis Board @ e Sr.
@ s bad re rsss = Is ss q 2S 81 s SHs
fever is ws. tnd.. Iae v. know when msss si he
Dodge va 2. SsIos ,s,ss ~ alon q Ss Pss:csa
We not object ha, Dr HaTi. should enjoy his own on
or sscS ss .e .nS s sy'a s SSsy
courtesy but when Be censor 81 our acts and
opinions we object and therefore charge him ~ M
her the profession with A. least conduct
DENNIS McIAuGHIrv " D.
Application Of the schooner P. Tamadso for stream
permit Of 500 yards, was referred 70 the Health ohcer,
with power.
nm rp1e FryE srArs-cuwysr rTocsposes
The Health O3cer reported 20 the Board that be hss
investigated lbs case ol he brig Free state and found
se can. into port sept ~, insl the captain, IN 70
IVY 10 the pcruy Health ocer and 10 the question,
where are you fromg' answered, From Aspn wall ~
Nat he vessel sas thoroughly famiga'ea and ventilated
~ ibe agency q vrdsais for tho period oisx daJ
Mtcf which beng considered coming from Aspnwsi,
Aiov 81 e proceed 10 the wtsrves ~ he Nv and
thccto dscftfFo Ter cargo He said nc ccngrai 'ei
ibt cotniasottrs, vel a. hn1sef that the precan
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Cl y Politics.
cry CONVENTION.

DEMOCRAT Z CRY CONVENTION.
There was DO little interest ospsyed In the vicinity
rAmnapy Hal last night the occasion bong the meeting
OF N Democratic City Convention for the nonnaton
Corpor aion Counsel ia ths place Of Lorenzo shepard
deceased The Convention had failed agree ct the
last meeting and then the contest between par
tizaGs Of Buseed and scAes the principal opponents
has been sharp and bitter The delegates have been
button holed and bacgered At every for the last
week. they must feel relieved ut the being
end at laSt.
naHief r. Sickles ths cnaiv al the opening blu,
az be was candidate he gave way 10 Isaac " Fowler
who presided IL Vi. close.
After the orsanizsuo The following blllos taken
30 beng necessary 20 constitute a choice
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Drooklyn City Politics.

The American Tor Know Nothing Conventn met at
central Ball. in Fulton avenue, last evening" and mount
rated Edward T. Weed toe candidate Of ths American
Iary for Cor The district comprises tho nrsl
weve wards Of TIE city OF Brooklyn.
TIE Police Conventions OF the patty, to nominate
candidates for Police Captains OF the several districts,
met last eveniIg asd nominated tie loliowng: First
tonce Is.rct-joei smith. (ths preser. inc1usbent).
third Dkttict-Nii Am h. Van. Fourth DLsIct-G,orge
a. Rcge.e,
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IELEG RApHrc.
FrETBER PARTICULARS OF TIE COMBAT.

Bsrrsonz 0r 9, 1855.
The Charleston Mercury contains further particulars q
the late duel Il states tina, Msgrsh challenged Messrs
Hear and 1aber, Of the Mercury, severaIIy 20 meet him
on TIE charge Of publishing and endorsing belous A.
lacks uron be brother On the Geld efforts we're made
between each exchange Of shos 70 ees, settlement
without avail After the fan q Tsber Mr. Heart appcar
ID on tho srourd and notified Mffsth o. h readiness 60
meet him. Mssralh replied That lie tad no turtber de-
rand ie make,
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The nj Ids Of sicSles we're highly iroansed ana de
csfsc thai re had been oaIsyad most Ueaoherousy On
the At ballot three double ballots cast, but they
were set aside and SUIT cd bad 6l votes not count
ng those h.s nomination was declared legal and In
kessr, WIN prred, Wood, John Creighton
Rooer! L.n and Thos Kelley appointed committee
to refiiy Mr. Baitee p he noualaation
comuitee Of one III ward vas also appointed
10 get up rsubcauon meeting, after which the Conyen-
len &C ourned sage die
STRAIGHT WIG 0ENEgAL COMMITTEE.
The Straight Wig Comm At Constitution Hall on
Thursday evening, and decided d nominate iun city
ticket resolution ~a passed requesting the wings 10
meet in their respective wards select delegates TO at
tend enon To DO 81 Cor sution Hall "a Wod.
nss6ay, The s,h inst candidates for MAYOR
'Sy Judge, Aims House Governor and Corporation Coun
sell
Tue Congress oual Conventions viii NEE, on the 10th
INST a. the following places Third district Reilly rs
Hcei, Filth ward koorth i,tict Of Broome and
Eldiioge streets PentaDd's Hotel Fifth district Column
hAn Hail; erard ,reet Williamsburg siath district,
Union ii4, RveDre s4a Fourth sreet Seventh district
street
me Assembly couyc tots 70 res, a, their respective
ware hsacqua ters. liz sth Inst
Ate tEapsas'pg meey routine business the commit
tee adjourned.
ps1OcRA7lc srprsauS No,usAuos.-strssenA Ward
Thomas Nc peL do1
IAxooRATic ASSEMBLY yoaIsArIoN Fourth Distric!-
Ds,ccsArlc CorSc4sGgS NOMINATIONS sir,h District
james Rsiiy. J ,hn Rdcen
1ttsstista Dssaict.--sAmra Burhaus Jr, Thomas
Kelly.
Taisty 81 sOrd Dlstr,et james Mogenney
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
There were two enticns 10 this ssrc' Doth claim
ing to be regular Gen Tal waoyidge vas unanimously
nominated r. IN he oher night and last nigh.
the ohF mi al lie E.lia ward Hotel N raF h;s r,ri
naiion, bot owing os sha atenoaDcs on account Of
the e. cits meDt ~ Tsnnany Hail. the Convention ad.
jouFred ever 10 next week. Previous TO re hour OF
ee ~ p lev llNv41 ps eho ese 'r!ipg 70 head the
this not pres ert e cnyea,on from asssnni;,,g az
eight oc.ecs the hvur appointed ine meeting G. c.
To- ns' -, 80 s be "a 49,, cnsr .,
when TIE nj "a o. Geae-ai wslbr,gs naes an hin ~
ASCERTAIN whether he ysopd .lox the uas 81 Ma name
II lie Csnven,n sbcaId pr,os A Ia srslnss ,ndsr .he
circumstances sh,Te atsd.
General Waorsve ted To her he rayarfed the
sucoefs 81 hs deuocrsy II this tre uaramosnt 10 sny
pers ,1aI or local eraons ami s.r ,,a bs aes;-e
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Fort OF New York, October 3, 1856.

sIwAslc sEw YoaK-rris DAY.
-v prsEs......... 50 9o0x SETS. .;....,eve y
sEIs.......... 80 sIGa WAFER. ..s...eve ii 81
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
LITERATURE.

A NEW REF oRs NOVEL.
a JUSTICE IN THE 8y-wAYs;
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aons .sove mentioned have luckily bosn prAct.sd in the

lions asove mentioned have luckily boon prActsed In the
case Of the Free STATE.
The Health Officer further said that he had called On
the OF the Free State, H. Brookuan Co. and
stated TO them he had been instructed 70 reno the
vessel from the wharves ohe city and place her under
quarantine. He said thai the owners ch-eruy complied
with the order the vessel nov Me- under quar-
antne subject the further advisemen OF the sushor
ties
The HEALTH OrI said that In his opinion the captain
bad wiluiiy viosied very important section Of the
Health laws OF the State, and that be the
Of the captain OF the brig Free late be referred 70
tie DNtrict Att rney for immediate prosecution
Dr.. unIER said that he concurred In the opinion and
recommendation Of the Health Ofhcer he said that Il
was very important in Wow Of the future that this ca
tain should be punished ~ his fAlsity and criminal
answers merittd.
Dr. ROCKWELL was Of the same opinion He said tia.
would ret answer 10 let this captain 10 un3uuished
that to neglect 10 case would not only en-
danger the public health but wsud give rice 10 great
deal OF trouble to the Health Officer In future; and hs
loosely added that this interesting case TO him.
for he expected TO be the immediate the
rresert Health Officer.
On motion, the Health Onicer's recommendation was
unanimously approved.
- I'm mn adt al IN tha irst
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Out Of bill Of 81 $780, ssiz IA allowed, leaving 81 o5S
the amount Of the extorton This Q sample OF tlore
ILLS which have been sworn TO be correct
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BrookIyn BoaIxI or HeaIth.

0cr. 3-Present Mayor Hsll and Alderman Oakley.
The Health Officer submitted the following -
Ocro1ER 3, 1855.
GEErENKyNo csse OF contagious infectious disease
has been reported Of this office since yesterday morning
n. WENDELL. Health Odcer.
The MAY stated that he had vs ed every part Of the
City In which It considered that yellow fever
sec, but be had found 70 new cases The parties re-
ported sck BY officer Hob-ook " sterday ming
hal merely Sigh! cold Ir Van Srunt street he had
found a man his wife and five children, dc with fever
ard agua. No new cases, however, OF yellow fever.
Application was ale for permission to lighter the
sa,go OF u brig Mary C. Haskell, from Genfeugos. On
motion OF Alderman We.h laid the table, on account
OF having Sickness on board.
Adjourned.
Fort Hamilton Relief Soeiety's Report.
Dr. nothe Mcdonnell in the same state as yea
terdsy: Mrs Mclnt0re, Mrs Coye aud Nnna Ehrhsrdt
very sick. All Others, previously reported, doing well
New case-Arthur Burns. Nothing in the Military
hospial. FRANCIS G. BiNER, Secretary.
FoRT HAMILTON. Oct g, 1885, 9lx A. NJ.
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REWARSs

SZS EEwARD -Losr --IEsss YORKER L,BoRrNa
morning sept 10 about O'CLOCK. AL az piat ns,, sy
M, ~ - ~ t.e hls hair j. quite gray
W. i ~ nsnss Any person returning
Green avenues brooklyn wa receive ne nbove re~a-s ~
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IMPORTANT POLITICAL DOCUMENT
u IrrfssHEp,
u faFnnhirf form,
TIVE NNNgH AND 1HE SOUTH,
on, Tflr catsfs nyroRN
By joan Hancock.
10 be hal 81 the DAILY Eegs oce, ZEE Nassau street., h8
Dey Dock 0iice IN Ann street. and II lanlsnsny Hall
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,shs Target Mcorego ssvas as with cOsoa 1, Scranton

sshs Target Mcdregcr ssva nah With cOsou (, Scranton
schr Strong, Hawkins GEORGETOWN
6chr Kidder Bunker. WilmiDgton,
schr Martin, Aikins Wilnir zion.
schr Sea Bird. Ly nch, Washngon
Schr Price, Gsndy. Richmond.
Hchr Cunningham Hall Virginia
Sohr II Mcier, Decker, Virginia
Echr Star, Chauncey. Virginia
schr J Randolph Granger Virginia
Schr Ipo, Cramer Virginia
Schr Emelne Sophers Virginia
Tchr A vanclief, vanclie, Virginia.
Schr J j Housman, Bush, Virginia.
Schr A Ward Robbins Virginia
Schr II X Barnes. Barnes Virginia
Schr Elmira Corr elius Williams, Virginia.
schr Guest Kaner Alexandria
schr Souherner Bellows, Baltimore.
Schr Sarah En- cline. Wiber baltimore
echr J j NsIor, Edwards BALTIMORE
Schr Strong, Tuttie Baltimore.
Scbr Alice Howell, Baltimore.
Steamer Ironsites. vanciver Philadelphia.
Steamer Bristol Allen, Philadelphia
Steamer Wsmsutta, EJe. New BEDFORD.
Steamer Pelican, Ayre, Providence
BELOW.
Brig Macon, from Savannah
SAILED
Ships Robera london; .raningo Liverpool barks Clara
Haxa Francis seco ST Marks brig yorneo Jacksonville
Wind during the day from sW TO NV.
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SUNDERLAND Sep f7Sid Wslter Scott Smith NYork: f3h
Transport higgins DO each having 1900 Of coaD
STOCK HOLM, Sept Sid CstharinA, OLSON Sayannsh
TxxEL sept I5-Arr Victoria, saadessoa, Noble, iYts
mArnnth, Frobs, Baltimore. "
TRIEsTE eept l2-Sid Ben Bolt. LorInK, Savannah
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-16


A PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady or gentle
man would remain under the curse of disa.
greeable breath when by using the 'BALM OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS" as dentifrice would moi
only render it sweet but leave the teeth white as
alamasterP Many persons do not know theil
breath is bad, and the subject is 50 delicate theii
friends will never mention it. Pour single
drop Of the 'Balm" on your brush and
wash the teeth night and morning, A fifty
cent bottle will last year.
A beautiful Complexion may easily be acqui
red by using the "Balm ofa Thousand Flowers
It will remove tan, pimples and fr,ckles from
the skin, leaving it Of soft and roseate hue
Wet a towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning. y I, .-.
SHAVING MADE EAsY-Wet your shaving
brush in either wan or cold water, pour on two
or three drops of "Balm ola Thousand Flowers y
rub the board well and it will make beautiful
soft lather much facilitating the operation o
shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
~.@ w. P. FETIDGE s., co.
Franklin Square, New York
For sale by all druggists -237ly.
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VINO Discoversd the South Pass.

The Detroit advertiser having repeated the
statements, which is made by all the eulogists
of Fremont, that he discovered the South Pass
in the Rocky Mountains correspondent ofthe
Free Press deprives him Of this honor ina COM
munication, from which we make the following
extract;
Detroit is an old frontier post, "reminiscences
are exceedingly inconvenient for random asser-
tons as to frontier life and events. Here the
arrogant assumption that Col Fremont discover
ed the South Pass connot 60 unrebuked or un-
contradicted. The ashes ofthe dscoverer Of the
South Pass reposo in the cemetery Of Elmwood.
That man was the late Mr.. David Stuart Of De-
troit, who, when Col. Fremont was in his cradle
say in 1813-through perls and privations al
most without parallel led large party from
Astoria on the Columbia River, overland to the
Mississippi, through the South Pass of the Rocky
Mountains, and thus pioneered the highway
ftom the Atlantic to the Pacific for all coming
time. The late Robert Stuart of Detroit, was
l believe, one Of the party. Ramsey Brooks
ESD Wel kho"h III All llc NotIA"esI dhu
highly respected, now residing in the city o
New York, in. the enjoymentofa green old age
was another ofthat earliest band ofpioneers. l
more full information Of the facts and cirdum
stances are desired, they can be obtained from
Mr.. Crooks l make this communication t.
vindicate the truth Of history, and challens'
denial of the truth of the above facts.
Colonel John c. Fremont was not the dis
coverer of the South Pass of the Rocky Mount
aims"
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Keep it Before the People.

That every farmer, mechanic. manufac urer,
merchant laborer, and professional man, who
goes to Kansas in the honest pursuit of his call.
ing are as safe from harm as they could be in
Massachusetts,.
If obedient to the law, as they are required
to be in Massachusetts,, they need not fear any
harm. A a a-.s. -.r
In contesting laws, deemed oppressive or H.
legal, if such opposition be orderly conducted,
in proper legal form, no one need feel any ap-
prehenson.
But parties have gone out there, with no pur-
pose of honest industrial pursuits, but expressly
to resist in disorderly and illegal manner the
constituted authorities The same conduct
pursued by the parties in Massachusetts, would
lead them just as certainly to punishment there
as in Kansas.
Massachusetts, has upon her statute book laws
pronounced unconstitutional by all good author
ty, and yet no one seeks by violence to resist
them. gs aa
Let the truth be beproclaimed the whole length
and breadth of the land--that 40 honest settle,
finds trouble IN Kansas, but only those pho hau,
gone there expressly toga into conflict Nth the le
golly constituted authorities .r oa
1t is not in the pursuit. of any honest voca
ton that these people find themselves in confic
with the law and the Executive, but becaus
they seek to overturn all just and legal author
ities., gre s as.5g, s.g r.j
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lIIIave they Kept their Promises.

oAIIave they kept their Promises.
" The people remember how profuse Fusion pa.
pers and orators were in their promises Of re-
dticng the taxes, while electioneering last fall?
Have they madc good single promise?
emo! The taxes have not been reduced one
red cent; on the contrary the taxes for State
purposes have been increased. On every $100
the Democrats levied sis cents; this year the Flu
siohists have levied ten cents on each one hundred
dollars a Afs
n The man who paid one dollar last year fol
State purposes, pays this year or One Dollar ana
Sittg-si1 and tsoo-tttytls centsi How much less
is this than last yearP Not cent, but JUS
TWO-THIRDS more! \
The levy Of last year for State purposes was
s516, 526, 41,92--this yearit will be $3.50, ,s78
as, A, being an increase Of over three handret
thousand dolldr8l q a @ aa
Il We ask the people whether they have no
been gloriously duped by the Fusionists? Th'
taxes Of the Farmer and Mechanic have beer
NoREAsED instead Of decreased Is this wha
the Republicans promised last fall? 5sa
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"And every m,untain, every glen,
Shall echo back our rallying shout,
And TRIUMPH crown onr cause AGAIN y

THouaHTs AND FAcrs.--A friend that you
buy with presents, may be bought from you.
One might as well be out of the world as be
loved by nobodyin it.
There is many good wife who cannot dance
or sing well. -H
It's not easy to straighten in the oak the crook
thatgrew in the sapling.
49, The sunshine of life is made up of very little
beams, that are bright the whole time.
Forgiveness is the rweetness which flowers
yield when trampled on.
There is no greater instance ofa weak and sill
ly temper than for person to spend his whole
life in opposition to his own sentiments, and not
dare to be what he thinks he ought to be.