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OSNABURGS, sHEETINGS, &C,

I00 BALES 4 and 70 OsLROuTgS
lUU 50 bales a. Sheetings;
10 bales "a in Banging;
10 10 Drilling;
1000 &" Cotton Yams-al nUmbers-in store and for
sale by w. H. GORDON & co.
81 Agents tor Tenn. Manufacturers
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Dysentery, bloody Flux, DiarrhOea. and ali
disorders of The RbwIes.

disorders of The B0wleS.
THE Gr@fenburg Dysentery Syrup, sovereign all
orders OF the Bowelst Nothing is more ijuriousthan
the use Of opiaes such disorders The Dysenery Syrup
neutIazes the acry aud chemically alters the
the Bowels and very gradually checks the discharges
thousand certificates of its efficacy could be got In Middle
Tennessee alone, but prefer 10 give but The
Chairman Of the Board Of Health, New York.
$ NV YoRK, April 25th, 1913.
My position last year. Chairman the SANITARY CON-
mittee of tAs et., brought constantly in
persons from Cholera, pysenteTy &C. Facts coming
under observation, with reference efficacy
your Dyseniey SPupia the diseases, have been confirmed
by the tes tmony Of accocistes the committee
particularly By Alderman De Forest, Of the First Ward So
strongly impressed with the value preparation
caused be the Quarantine, where the Cholera
then existed and II Is little remarkable that bot
single was reported afterwards. t.e 'zt 7-tf3
TIMOTHY HIBBARD,M. d.
Chairman Board OF Health, N. z =
The ChfIdren's Panacea is well known to be
eeaciou In all disorders Of children from five
yesrs DID, Why should two thirds Of all the children horn
die before they five years Old IL 1t that the
Vermtuges and al the other powerful medicines admins
tered them mostiDurnus. Ieethng and other
dissseses of the second but little apprehen-
sion where this is used. The Dysentery Syrup aud Chill
dfen's Panacea worth then words
July l6 MACKENZIE & BECKWlTH.
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w R CORNELIUS, Agent for the sale Of Fisk's Cele
W. brated Patent Metallic Burial Cases. is
prepared 10 attend all Funerals heretofore when ms
services may required. Ocea the Phoenix Wareroom,
No. 49 Spring street. Cherry. Residence No. Il Vine
street, between Spring and Broad.
NB-Wi also attend receiving and forwarding bod lie
&C., when notified. -apr-26t--
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coNsuLrING OFFICE FOR
J III E NE / S r Y

CHI E M S T r
AND MINING ENGINEERING.
e. ANsMAN II. D., Professor Of Analytical and Agri-
"A. cultural Chemistry in the University Of Nsshvie and
F. G CRAVANRES graduate of the school of Civil En-
gnee in Paris France, have opened Consulting Once
Practical Chemistry and Mining engineering They bave
Ing Companies and othersinteresed in Metaursica and
They ready make assays uuantitive and qualitative,
analyses OF agricultural Soils manures, mineral waters,
the amount Of suIphuf eas naphta and paran
oil contained in any coal, and its caloFc powers-
They solicit orders king metaluTgea examination
geological and maps oflanded property They
max the and ofe work required for establishing
roads d inclined, cribs etc., and all other
work necessary for mining and manufacturing purposes
required furnish execution drafts large scale and
superinten6 the execution.
Prof A. & Ansnan takes charge OF the Chemical Depaft
ment F. G. Chavannes of the Engineering and Geological
An communications and orders be directed to either Box
nv, Nashville, Tennessee Once and Laboratory at tie
Medical College. stsl e 3 tfFesi3 apri5-tk =
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Rags RaGsII

WILL paw cents Cash oTgoOd Cotton and Linen Rags
delivered al my Rag Stor the corner of The
Square. woOllen and Silk Rags are not wanted.
dec25-u WIS. WHITMAN,
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JOIN q HARF.
.s&CoMMIssIoR

s&CoKKIssIoR
etstrest, Nashville, Tenn.
NOW In STORE, a
5 barrels Jamaica Rum,
ar 500 assorted Demlohns,
,oA jrushed2O0 packages W. x. Raisns
100 coils Cotton Rope,
AZ - Powdered400 gross Matches,
=" 800 SetLe- 900 dozen Painted Buckets
Eo $500 a Loaf Sugar so nests s. Painted Tubs,
ooo 1870 n o. Molassss, so boxes Stone PipessA
wv DELI DarIsg c,o N so boxes Tennessee Axes
sre 80 sSaiaated Baltimore superior quality,)@
600 ~ 500 kegs White Lead,
en- 80 n Rio Coffee loco kegs Nails (Assorted
ss hsSs IacI1irs Coffee, SiEes,l
&c P pags ~ f3oye rpuneutsoo gross Backing
z" Ia Isss Coffee - 100 boxes Palm and German
sS SSs bag F PsPpsr 10 ssse eases Carolina Rice,
~ 80 tS1nar Carbonate so doz Zinc Wash Boards
AVO soda soda 500 reams Superior Wrap.
40 half half chests Imperial 3 ping PapeE,
Black Tea, 500 NJ. g. d Caps,
$50 boxes Va. and Ky. To-lo0 bags Shot
bacco 10 kegs bar Lead,
A large assortment of com.i0O barrels Clover Seed,
mon and fine Cigars. so barrels Butter aud 500
40 boxes Carrots Scotch Crackers.
NV S STrSF ESQ bbls Rectifed Whiskey,
80 boxes Smoking Tobacco, IS barrels Old Bourbon
90 coils M Pa.r sSPs % b,rrss @Onohgahsaa
IS cases SaTdnes, Ola hyS 9nlsIA-e! -.
90 boxes Asserted Pickles, ty Whiskey.
so boxes Catsup and Pep.15 barrels Old Lincoln WIS
Der Sauce. key, H'-z
IS boxes Asa. Pie Fruits, q. casks Pure French
o. csses Brandy Cherries Brandy,
OoS So~ss R Cheese. 10 Casks Pure Port Wine
81 boxes English Dairy casks Pure Malaga do
Cheese 5 casks Pure sherry do
400 Packages Star Candles, casks Pure Madeira do
"a do TaIlow do 20 bbls. Native Sweet do
S6 bsps Timothy Seed so bbls. American Brandy
500 boxes sss'd. Glass Ware, 10 bbs Apple Brandy,
100 boxes sX10 and 10A12 10 bbls. Peach Brandy.
IAN N HART MAGRAE, co.
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THE PREMIUM JACK MARENGO
MAMMOTH -

TWILL his 5h In Tennessee at Caney Springs,
w Marshall county, his old Stand $40 to insure JeR
oa pay able when the fact aseertaned properly
removed or transferred Pssuage grsts grain iced Is
per week Mammoth is the rec ipent of 10 premiums.
march26-tE KNIGHT d WILSON -
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ARREST THE MURDERER
5000 ReWard!.!

MAN named John Owen, a resident Of Williamson
n County, Tenn. Thursday morning committed afJul
ard arocOus murder upon the body uf Mcajsh htey
citizen Ofthe Aforesaid county Said owen about
Olo feeT 10 inches in height weighs about l35 pounds
and is well formed. He sQuick spoken, dark peXOn
and dark hair and has heavy besrd Its med he has
gone in the direction OF Fast Tennessee Alabama.
will give the above reward delivery
Sheriff OF Williamson county, half the
any information thStW lead 10 the discovery his
abouts. l. J. HITLEY
E. NJ. WHITLEY
June3o-u G. q. BRYAN.
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T o Millers and Coop rs
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON-
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

NHSGOLRICK d BURNS opening at their es-
m tablshment Market No. So, next door to Mr.
Powers Clothing Store general assortment OF CORRECTION
cries, which they intend selling reasonable TERMS and
their attention business to induce the public
extend TO them liberal share of patronage Among the lead
ing articles hand and which they will be receiving
the following, viz
Candies, Of every variety; Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese
Fruits, Of every kind; Brandles&W Wines, best br'ds
Pickles, assorted; COTdiss, Of every variety;
Picked Oysters & Sardines; Ale and Porter,
Shad and Salmon Fine Cigars.
RI With variety Of articles not herein emu merated
In connection with their Confectionery they invite the at
tention the public their Bakery, from which daily
supply Of fresh Bread Cakes and Pasery be had Par
ties will be made up order and carefully sent 70 part
ofthecty.
Having permanently located here course wish TO be
patronZed literally end. W. intend selling good
terms, and by demeanor commend ourselves to the
kind notice Of generous public. We respectfully invite
Country Dealers in line Of trade, TO give
call before purchasing elsewhere.
apdl4-n ..r. MCGOLRlCk & BURNS.
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fn0BBLS Smiths Stock Ale. .....-r..s rr---
AUO IS y bbls do do do
IS casks YGungers Pale Ale pints.
25 casks MuieT 4 Sons Pale Ale, pnts, Tin Jugs)
80 casks Barclay, Perkins & Co 8 Brown Stout
$50 cases Champagne Cider.
JuneH -. CARTER, Mckay & CO..
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Late Arrivals.

WE have recently received our SECOND PURCHASE
ROOTS, HOES, HATS s. STRAW GOODS,
and offer 10 Merchants buying IN this market
q extensive sOck Of Fresh AMI Desirable gao4s.
mny9 ca RDNER. SHEPHERD & co.
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LUMBER.

GOOD lot Of Joiss, Scsntng, and two inch Plank
"A hand cheap for cash good Of Boards Poplar
shingles be delivered in few days those wanting
them. My Mill Is cutting daily. Agent other BILLS.
l will pay particular attention 20 all orders. Cali al the
Savings Institution and leave your orders you wish them
alsd. lnOY2Sl J, @. DARDEE
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Frederick Bier.

FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.
JTTE lust received three hundred the finest
w French Fancy Candies, Cream Candy, Chrystalized
Fruits &c, from ii. Y. hlaard, New York, that posi-
bly, be produced, suited for Parties, &C., viz:
Assorted Chr ysIalzed Fruits; r- DO
ChTystaliLed Ginger; ROsolins:
jelly Fruits with leaves; Vanils Gum Drops;
Raspberry Balls; Aeiduated Fruits
do Gum Drops; IaHdy Toys;
Naugat Candy; Ice Cream Drops;
Brandy Drops; Cordial Sugar Almonds;
Sherry Coolers, Cream Fruits;
Pineapple Bas Maraschine Balls.
do Friuers; Strawberry;
Besides many other kinds Come and for yourselves
efore YOU buy. HOLLlSTER CARfkR
apr23 "a Union street.
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OS0 BBLs. Hydraulic cement, a esaains article, in
<CO store, and fet sale By p - Z. =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-04

Of all Qualities and Manufacture
Dunnell & Co., Gloucester, Burn, Flo
renee, Washington, Franklin, A. &
w. Sprague, Richmonds, Con-
estoga, American, Frank
fort, P. Allen 81 Son, Manches-
ter, Cocheco, Briggs, Bay State, Ro
bersons, Lyon Company, Hoyle rs and
A Double Purple English;
And all the different makes of English
Prints of all widths. s.
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800 bbls Pixies Deans and Sam Hale's Whisky;
rs bbls Robertson County Old Bye and Bourbon do
20 bbls Holland Gin
Is bbls N. L. Rum
80 do American Brandy;
2casks CataWba Brandy;
bbls Apple do;
& bbls Peach do;
IS bbls Native Win
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N. B.-Our Stock consists of entirely
New Goods, New Styles, differing mate.
rally from the OLD or PAST STYLES, and
presenting an array of beautiful Goods,
beyond comparison of any former sea-
son. A. ]. d. & CO.
Feb .'57. - s 1s..-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29


ing extract from letter from Charles Sumner
indicates the interest which he feels in the
pending political struggle in this country:
Heidelberg, Sept. IL, 1857.
My dear - Weeks have now passed
since l have seen a letter or newspaper from
home. During this time have been travelling
away from news and am now furnished. On
my arrival ut Antwerp trust 10 find letters at
last.
have been ransacklng Switzerland have
visited most of its lakes, and have crossed sew
eral of Its mountains on mule back. My
strength has not allowed me to venture upon
any of those foot expeditions which are the
charms of Swis, travel, and by which you reach
places out OF the way but have seen much,
and have gained health constantly.
have crossed the Alps by the st. Gothard,
and then re-crossed by tile Grand st. Bernard
passing night with the monks and dogs
have passed a day at the foot of Mount Blanc,
and another on the wonderful Lake Leman.
have been In the Pyrenees, in the Alps, in the
Channel Isles. You will next hear Of me in
the Highlands of Scotland.
/ see our politics now in distant perspective;
and am more than ever satisfied that our
course is right. 1. is slavery which degrades
our country and prevents its example from
being all-conquering. In fighting our battle
at home we are fighting the battle of freedom
everywhere. Be assured / shall return not
only with renewed strength, but with renewed
determination to give myself too our great
cause. Ever sincerely yours,
CHARLES SUMNER,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29

NAyAL.-The Portsmouth IN. HI Chroni-
ele Of the 18th instant says :--'' We learn that
orders were received at the Navy Yard on
Thursday to dit the Sloop- of-war Yandalia for
sea Immediately. She can bo made ready for
sea in ten days. The despatch with which She
was repaired on the dock has never been ex-
celled at any yard in the country. The sloop-
Qf-war st, Louis is exnected 10 arrive at this
station the latter part of this month, and the
John Adams shortly after. The United States
steamship-oi-war Fulton, of guns, has been
ordered to be Immediately fitted out for the
purpose Of proceeding to the Gulf of Mexico,
and intercept any expedition which GsApral
Walker may have in readiness, as reported,
from any port in the Gulf.
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AMERICANS FOR INDIA.-The subjoined par.
agrIph, from the Washington correspondence
OF the Richmond Enquirer, relates to matters
of some interest, which have been circulating
in the papers =
Lord Napier is daily receiving hundreds Of
applications from American citizens, all asking
employment in the British army in India. His
lordship requests me TO say that his govern
msnt has resolved to employ no foreign troops
whatever in India, but to quell the insurrec-
tion by the force Of her own arms. Lord Ma
pier also denies the report that he had issued
orders for the arrest of iilibusters by the Bri-
fish squadron in tho Gulf OF Mexico. lie
says he has no authority for issuing any such
order, nor II hc had the power, had lie done
80. The story is wholly untrue.
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Near Loves, Del, on the 14th inst, Mrs. ELIsABgIH
PAYNIER, aged S5 ears, tT s. Of which he was probes
On "Wednesday The 2lSt inst, Miss PALLrE GREER,
ldhughteT of John Greer, ESD and grand eff Dr.
NJ A. Greer, both decetsUd formerly pertinent eli
zenA of NJ iliOrd.D aged - years,
ON Sunday week. at hts RESIDENCE Ccday Neck after
hriefilness q EoRaE Laws, aged about u years.
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STOCK AND FIXT URES FOR SALE.
JOIIN "a. REFS

CUNPUUND SFRUP OF Sy4RS.4P.ARlLL.9,
DREPhlL 20 from tho Genuine SnTsaparlla ROOF, and
combined with number OF other edicient and valuable
edalnis log and permanent cnreofq diseases
gaVlhs lhelr 0rlgn IN an impure state of tho blood
Obstinate ergpons Of the skin, Rheumatism PimpleA or
rus ues ga the iaoe letter Bes ariangt an Impure
Prepared az JoHSR RTx's Drug store formerly Roches
DiREcTtoEs-An adult person may take a tablespoon
VI three or four times day Children in proportion to
age, may li-ti.
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ENGRAVING,

MIR. THOMAS SHERWlN, late of PhladelphIs,
~ hakPermahenliy located hilusefinth goity OF vii,
mhgtonM No. 20 Shipley ST., above 5rd Street Seoord
sloryEoo9 he desgns gni Engrayesany ectrequr-
eunh bod AMI SILVER watch Cagos, Maacn and other
medal, Card Plates B Heads Seals, Head OF dveF.
Ioor plates, Name plates Tor steam Boats,
mental terihgon ewelty AMI Slverware, All work
exeoutedln asuPerlOr moderate cha pub
ioPHtronageIsrespeotiuliys solicited,
rHOS, SHERWlN
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WNsIraIsN IEOTIsl.

IA THOMAS HARVEY would respectfully in.
tTsSffi form his friends and the public IL general.
1=sAlA East corner Of Fourth aud Orange Sts,, and
having intnlahgd 4 with new and costly furniture
such manner IS olnlgt fail TO give entire saiisiso
ION pom hs tab! 10 viii be found the luxures OF the
nhl Ct anu A. ms bnr full assortment pcror liz
quos nlssia6es are among the largest aud the
city, with attentive Osieta at cnInmHnd He hoppa ~
siys IsPerso al attention to hIH business to Taoeiys
u liberal share ofpuhlio patronage, SN''
ayr. 2tf. - ITTIOWAS IAUpEy
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29

HEAVY Loss ny GAMBLIsa.-Our Newbu-
rIyport correspondent, under date OF October
ifth, relates the following incident -
matter of considerable Importance has
leaked out, during the past weeg. An inhab-
liant OF neighboring town, who has held high
positions u society, and has been entrusted
with heavy responsibilities, few years since
uoing business in your city, came to Newbury.
RoIt week or two since, and after visiting
TWO OF three places, became intoxicated, and
iei into the hands of gamblers. among whom
ne lost upwards Of thousand dolalS. This,
Nc understand, is no now thing with him on
ule contrary, much OF his property, which at
one on nmS was considerable, has been squander-
az , Huu iost u me same way. The character
u the parties impcat,l has kent the matter
IRON Iron the public and probably, the moaey
n oe refunded, by the proprietors ol the
nosS ,e IN which the scenes were eraeted. II
whole sea steps ,s Til he taken, and th3n the
1Taaseript. R'>'''S' = BOSTON
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MARRIED..
DIEO.

ON Thursday evening, October "a BY the Rev, CnTo
Brock, GEORGE BLIuHT Esq Of Phi adel phiq, to KkIH
FniNE, daughter ofiina, j. j. hLligan.
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NEW YORK CLOTHING hrnpo RlUiy.

q. THE subscfibers havlng taken the store lalat
~AN occupied by y, NJ. Mcdowell X Co., No rs Mar
Hh get sfee, hetween Front ana Sei.,Hd .ifests
M mad laid in lggge stock Of Reaiy Made hius
N for Fail and W inie wear, CONSISTING ui Coats oi
all kinds, Dress frnok, Raglan, aud business CGa,r
Panis of every vaTetS and at all prices, Ncsts0f ~
paten from % cents 10 SIC. Alada rolor Us n.tn,9di
If gentlemen turn!Shins goods, su SlTis g 40,
Collars scHris, Stocks, Handk oTchieiq. Gloves, nse-
rs, &e. Also haniHnme asaOrtneu ut II tFnkA valiga.
and carpet bags, all of whch,wl be d posed Of al The
lowest cash PRICES, Poso call and examine STOCK
beI0 purchasing elsewhere, a. wo are determined to
make our prioesan induuemant to purchase Orders for
10 IDS received and uits furnished 10 three days after
taking the measure. Which not satisfactory in fit,
aud quality need not he taken. Our motto Is tlulek
sale amt sTn1ll profit" MANN HECHr,
Sen I4-tf No, % Market street, Wilmington,
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A NEW AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT

list resolved and fnr sale at 4. r. SANDERS, M.
80 Market street, next door Ia the Farmers hank. la
dies wishing 10 gaI suited would do we'll to cal aud ex
anime before purchasing elseH here. This stock Of goods
has been selected with great care, and Will doubt give
satslaellon m IeE9Td e prices ldSs Dress Goods con
French Mernos, Pnlameftn aud Madonna Cloth plain and
figured all wool 10 LANES Cashmere aud Valencia plais.
beautiful lot Ghens Selria winch WI! 70 9ot ~ yoy
Coats, Cloak &c., together with handsome assortment
Of French worked Collars, and mnuy other artic Of la
dies apparel too tedious To MENTION Men, lAyS and
Children WARE Cggsmers, Sa NETS, keplncky jeans gsI
Merino shirts and Drawers together with fauels "a,
Tinus prices. Purchasers would do well 10 call nj once
DoH forget No. Ga MHTse street, next doOrO Tue Farm
er Bank 4.
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steam sawyer ana Wo01 n 1u MN
pyIE,S BUIl,DI Nc, BETWEEN Eli TIL AND
SIXTH STREETS, WILMINGTON, DEL, ~,
ID ESPECTFULl.Y informs HIS friends and the PUBIC
IL generally thathe still continues 80 carry qnat me-
stni no Gro II Saving and WOOD turning onAnehH
in all its various blnnohes. 49,, ,-,..,-
furnished order made by contaott IhOscNiAuluk
woTkare invited to call. -. ..,..
N. D.-Ihe hi CHEST prices paid for GUM SUI TABLE
For CARRIAGE HUBS 2G-tl,
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mis- s MARY TAYLOR,


FASHIONABLE MILLINEN,
a. second Street, SECOND door hon OfanGe, WI
l mington, Delaware. good assortment Of Flow
~ Ribbons, &c, constantly on hand, at reasonable
" Sep 2i-lm0
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n HERE Is YNuR I G IGIsIEo

USE DR. SlNIMS, WHITE INIMENT,
SNALU ID l. Il iqr either man or hOtB Tins
lhhitnem is emlnentlN Gelebtated for its Intrinsic
value IN Rheumatsn, sore Throat, Mumps, Neura gis
aud Pains Of every character HOTsemen find this Linz
iment aud Invaluable remedy DiseaseB incident 10 tho
Horse ana Onsequently large quantities
Ing that IL superior to other article
Prepared only fly Or. J. SlAIAlS SON and hole
sale and RETAIL at their family medicine store Fpuril
nhh kIrg stteets, Winning on, Del. -
S,ld 10y most OF country stUreko9pers.
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KANsAs.-A citizen of Chicago, who was in
Kansas after the election, tells the editor of
the Democratic Press of that city, that, in a
long conversation he had with Strlngfellow,
the latter conceded that the popular verdict
was in favor Of making Kansas u free State,
and said that he was willing to give up the
contest, and would henceiOrth devote himself
to making it u Democratic State, which he
thought was the next best thing to be done.
He has become largely Interested in real estate
in Kansas ; and II IL thought he is entirely sat
sfied with the result Of the election, as It will
greatly add to the value OF his property
RickapoO, where SO much illegal voting was
done, is on the Missouri river, nearly opposite
the town of Westport, No., and on the day OF
tho election the ferry boat was constantly rum
ming between the two places, carrying over
crowds Of Missourians who did not conceal
their intention of voting. According to tho
Leavenworth Times atlidavits have been sworn
to, testiiying that the U. 5. troops did vote ut
Maysville several times over, at the suggestion
of Walker and John HerndOn, respectable
citizen Of Platte county, Mo-, also swears that
tho Governor wanted him to vote after he told
him lie was citizen Ot Missouri and had no
| right.
| A BLUNT CoNcLusIoS.-The New York Sun
declares clearly, but with great calmness
| owe are becoming nation OF vain, extrav-
agant loOls. FROM january lsl TO this date We
have imported foreign merchandise TO the value
Of hundred and seventy-fve millions of dol
| lars--abOut fourteen millions more than our
! imports amounted to for the same time last
year. The value OF our exports since January
| LIST is about fifty millions Of dollars less tn an
our exports for the same time last year. We
have run into debt this year alone, about one
hundred and twenty-five millions of dollars,
and by the end of the year our foreign debt for
imported goods will be much larger"
TURKEY Tho new Cabinet has rejected all
the measures approved by its predecessor,
and among other projects swept away is the
Euphrates Valley telegraph. The paper money
spoken of by telegraph as having deprecated
so greatly in Turkey, was to the amount Of
l00,O00,000 piastres, Of which 10000, 000pias-
tres has been issued to pay off the debts OF the
| Sultan and his government. 1t was last and
desperate resource. The Wallachian cleo
tions, like those in Moldavia, have resulted
iavorably to a union Of the Principalities.
But no one now attaches any Importance to the
matter.
Among the passengers who sailed from New
York on board the steamship Arabia, were
Thos. Allibone, of this city, late President of
the Bank of Pennsylvania, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, and also the Hon. Rob-
ert Q. Winthrop, Of Boston.