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CM FERRELI. Z. L. BERTH0UD.
Shawnee House.

THIS house is now open for the aecommoda-
i dation of the travelling public It is UNDER
going thorough repairs with large additions. Its
located on Shawnee ST., n few rods west of the
Planters House. on high ground. and the most
healthy and pleasant location in the eity. The
public are respectfully invited to call, the pro-
prietors pledging every comfort usually found in
Western hotel.
LeayenWorth City, L. T., April IL. Ie57.-tf
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fF Lawrence improvements are pro-
gressing finely. The Free State Hotel IS
rapidly approaching completion; the walls
of Messrs. Babcock s. Lyhins banking
house are about finished; also Mr. Stearns'.
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UMB. LEIGH M'CLUNG.
Plumb & McClupg,

DEAL ESTATE AGENTS, EMPoRIA, Kansas.
II Will attend promptly to the purchase and
sale of lands and town lots, and the location of
claims in any portion of Kansas.
REPER To-Hon NJ. ID. Catch, Xenia, o.; Hon.
C.. $. Hamilton, Marysviile, o.; G.. w. Brown,
ESQ, Ed Herald of Freedom, Lawrence, Kansas;
and W. W. Ross. Ed. Tribune. Topeka, Kansas.
Enh % IS57 If
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Or We have intelligence from Le-'
compton to the effect that Col. Ely AooRE
is lying seriously i'll of Pneumonia bis
death would be az irreparable loss to KAN
sas. for we could hardly hope to see his
place filed by man at once 50 intelli-
gent, SO impartial and so upright
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Seed Wheat.

lust RECEIVED small lot of nice SEED
y WHEAT, Just raised in Kansas Territory.
Also, a new lot of Flour, Corn, Meal. Hams,
Cheese, Vinegar. Golden Syrup. &c.,.
Aug. g. If Z. STEAhNS.
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Alton Bank.
ILLINOIS.
ALTON,

' Capital $3.50, 900.
made, and exchange for sale
~ on all the principal cities in the Union.
Collections RENTED for promptly on day Of
PAYMENT. E. MARSH, President
CHAS. A. CALDWELL, Cash.
Alton, ILL.,, Nov. g. 1856. I--l6
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rThere will be a mass convention
of Richardson connty. al Wanbonss, are
presume. on Tuesday, the 9th ult, to
nominate county officers.
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nEALER in Mems and Boys Clothing and
II Furnishing Goods, wholesale and RETAIL
Corner of Piasa and Second Streets, Alton, Ill.
April %, 1856. u.
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General Agent.

T, gives us pleasure TO state that we have COM
Lied arrangements with Rev. w. f. PARRISH,
y Rockford, Illinois, to ofRciate a. General
& q.snt for the HsBALD or FREEDOM. He is not
te.T authorized te receive and receipt subserib-
Tar= frt Is fnlly empowered 70 commission
csnyassing Agents throughout the Northern
states 10 solicit subscriptions for us. Persons
fishing to act tas agents for US, will address w.
I PaEEIsH Rockford. Ill.
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NE. SufIfff.

MERCHANT TAILOR. and Dealer IN Cloths.
VI Clothing, Hats, Gaps, and + Furnishing Goods
No. Mass. st.. doors north Of Bloods store.
Aug. 6. Ie57-f
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TbeKanSas E,cader.

An INDEPENDENT JOURNAL. uncompro-
~ misingly opposed to the farther extension Of
Slayery, and devoted to News, Politics, and lit
erature. Terms: One copy one year, y; ten
copies one rear, SIS. Address
AUSTIN & BEARDShEY,
Centropelis, Kansas.
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Alton Honsa

c. B. HICKS. PRoP'ToR. Z. oREILLY, cLKgE.
CORNER of Front and abby Streets, fronting
~ the river, Alton, III.
April 25, 1856. ly%.
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lrr The Free State voters of Richard
sen County are to meet at waubonsa, on
the 9th inst, to nominate county officers.
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Brushes,

Toilet Articles,
Fine wines Liquors, &e.. for laesIseiaal purposes.
Also BOOKS and STATIONERY Periodicals.
Autographs, Sheet Music. dc, &c.
Fito ths largest ami best stcek ef DRUGS in
kansas. we are prepared 10 I'll all orders prompt
Iy. and on the most reasonable teFias.
Laurence. Ang. Is. IS5z.
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Alton Advertisements.
DID, Rvria Ao
Piasa House.

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant
~ Leyee and Short Streets. Alton, Ill.
April &c. Sc. lys
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Turner & Sidwav.

MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale Dealers
Horse Collars, Hides, Leather, Saddlery. Hard
ware, Coach Trimmings, Buffalo Robes Whips,
0vcrshoes, Fly Nets. dc. Store No. 10. Second
S3Ifcee, Alton. Ill.
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C. G. Mauzy.

VITHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in every
w variety and style of Fashionable Furniture,
Sofas, Easy Chairs. bureaus, Secretaries, Mat
trasses, Cane Seat and Wooden Chairs, Rockers,
Looking Glass Plates, Window Shades. etc.
Corner of Short and William Streets. Alton, LII.
April O.
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Masonic.

THE REGULAR MEETINGS Of Lawrence
Il Lodge. No. c. are held On tks FIRST ThurSdeS
Of each month, IN Masonic Har. qrextEe Express
oifice. JAS CHRISTIAN, W. ~
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The Missouri Election.

The contest in Missouri for Governor is
a close fit; but should Rollins, in sum-
ming up the official returns, fall short of
an election by few votes, it will not ma
terially affect the moral result and the
significant teachings of this contest. Mis-
souri, is on the high road to the gradual
abolition OF African slavery, and the sub
stitution of free white labor Such is the
working of the supreme laws of climate,
production, and the currents of emigra-
ton. Niger drivers may agitate and
threaten all sorts of terrible consequences
should Kansas be admitted as free
State; but It's fast becoming fxed fact
thai negro slavery cannot BE established
where it viii not pay expenses. On the
other hand, our Northern nisSer worship
pers may howl till they crack their lungs
over the denominations of slavery in the
South: but in all those States and Terri
tories where the climate is in favor of the
black man, and is fatal to the white man,
there, il introduced; will the institution
of African slavery continue to flourish and
extend itself These are the supreme
metes and bonds of slavery, ana Under
which Missouri, within the next ten years,
will become free State.
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Priees eqffeAt.


LAWRENCE, Sept. 10, 1857.
FLoCR-Superfne SS,a5 hundred.
WHE4T--s2,0o 90 bushel.
CoRN-Sf,75
CgRN MEAL-s1,75 . bushel.
NEfTE RE4Ss-S5 90 , busheI.
PoFAToEs-Ic- s2ce
APPLEs-SI, ,O6gl,OG
CRACKERS-I5c. Q 70.
FRESH BUTTER-30&35c. D.
ICHEEsE-2092jc.
SALERATUS-l21sc.
EEoES SEGAR-l4c.
AHiIE - --t6Al5c.
RICE-I0g gI2ke.
TEAS-50c. .9I,O0
CoFFEE-l61s929e.
BEEF@GG1c
BAC0N-l2Jze116c.
CoDFISH-l0c.
MACKEREL-12915e.
ToBACCO-309jOc.
MANILA RoPB-25c.
SoAP-l04I2e.
CANDLES-Star, 35c.
-Sterine, 25e.
TALLow-I21ze. 50
BEESwAX-20c.
CcrTeN BATfING-25c.
lRoN-69lg,; :.
NAILS-I99c.
CASTINGs-9c.
LOG CHAIs-Ie912Kc.
SgoyE RIPE-I6c.
SAD iEcEs-tGesl21<o. q
HIDEs-Green, &c.
"a Dry, &c.
SALT-R sack of 200bs, S4,O0.
AxEs-New England pattern, SI,25.
SAws-CroSS cut p foot, 75c. 5000.
Ok Bows-P piece, 25c.
SOCKs-P p pair, 39950c.
Bo0Ts-sStogie5, = pair, S3,eO93,75.
-=Fines S3.75g4.J0.
'' Calf, S4,5O@5s5g.
SHEETfNGs-Brown 3 yard, fG915c.
{. -Bleached, 121s@20e.
PKiETs-P yard. S915c:
DnhkINkS-2YSs Ss0c'
0IL-Linseed, 2 gallon, $50.
Fish, " SI,5e.
BURSING FLuID-e gallon si,e5.
NccD-Hard. p cord, 81, ,J0g 100,
CoAL-Stoi:e, btshef, SOC.
SADDLES-S7930.
HARNEsS-P set, 20S950.
GLAss-a<l0, p so feet, s3,oO.
-1G<I2 3,225.
:" -1G<I4 3,s7.
LUHBER-ss thousand, S3094O.
SHINGLEs-is thousand, $5,5096,00.
WORK UxEN-Sse9125.
COwS-s20R35
HORSES AND Mt'Lgs-s509150.
HoGs-0n foot, p 100 Es, $500.
SHEEp-$2, ,59g3,50.
MtFToN-2@I0.
LUMBER W WI6crs-S1OG@1a5.
Ok YoKEs, Bows AND RfNes- $3N0@5.co.
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8. 3. Cats.

DEALER in Leather, Saddles, Harnesses and
IL Shoemakefs' Findings, Plasterers' Hair, &c.
Store on Second Street, Alton, HI.
Nov. &, 1856. 1yF
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COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant
~ Ohlee and Warehouse at the railroad and
general steamboat landing. Mark packages TO
are OF ). Spruance, Alton, Ill"
April a6, 1eJ6. ly*
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u We are ha wing 6ne spell of
seathess' just ROW. and despite the strong
adhesive prsclivisies of Kansas free soil,
lee roads are in very good condition.
Kansas mud, Ike Free State principles, is
exceedingly dificsilt to obliterate.
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p a Carnenter r. e.
u L. wao1es

WH0LESALE Grocers, Dealers in Choice
w Liquors, Wooden Ware, dc. Store at No.
&c Second Street, Alton, Illinois. lyf
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Cox & Aberuatfly.
Information Wanted

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w IN FURNITURE, south end Massachu-
setts Street. Lawrence. Sept. 10. GpI
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rHos- DINNocE.
Samuel Suruance.

WHOLESALE Dealers in Boots and Shoes,
south side Second Street, Alton, H.,
April 26. I656. Iy.
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Anerican school Institute,

A PpIETON,S BUILDING, $40 Broadway. n.
II T. A PRACTICAL MEDlU h for supply
ing Schccls with Pupils and Ce.npetent Teach
e=s-ana Teachers and Goyernesses with situ2-
tions schools supplied With Books, Furniture
ana a Apgsssstss- g s.s SMITH q Boip.
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Whinple q Tunnall.

WH0LESALE and Retail Dealers in Dry
W Goods, Boots and Shoes, and Ready made
Clothing, de. Store corner of State and Third
Streets, Alton, Ill.
April %, SO Is=
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LYME s. METcALP. JAMES Il. HfBBARD.
Metca.f q Hibbard,
and Retail dealers in School
w and Miscellaneous BOOKS; Bank Books,
Stationery, Wall Paper, Window shades, Fancy
and Variety Goods. South side third street. Al
ton, Illinois. apiS-1y-
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CincinIiSsti asfd Kansas Land Com.
ffHi9YS

Cincinnati a2fd Kansas Lsa10 conn
pai1ys
V'HE CO-PARTNERSHIP1i Il iERET0F0 ORE ex-
Il listing under the name and style of the Cn-
cinnati and Kansas Land Company is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, and all the proper
ty of said Company transferred to three Trus-
tees, Andrew Gillead, John l.. fattier and JO-
seFh j. Davis, who alone arc authorized to sell
and CONVEX the property of the Company in the
City of Manhattan, Kansas Territory, to make
titles in fulllnfent ef contracts heretofore made
by the Company and to do all other acts that
my be necessary and proper in the management
and flnaf settlement of its affairs.
Dated this 18th day of August, 1851.
JOSEPH j. DAVIS, Pres't.
HOIIISGSUF An. Sec't. SeptJ
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~er.,-~ef;u~ff

A Ii kinds of CsfiEs may be found IT sbsrt no
IL tiee By Keller. Also Furniture, sneb as
bureaus Tables Stands, Beds. Besk Cases, &c.
JOSEPH KELLER,
Tenn. St., east Of Unitarian Church.
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Topping, Brothers,

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Foreign
w and Domestic Hardware, Agricultural Inn
plements, &c. Store between Levee and Second
Streets, Alton, Ii.
Nor. g, 1S56. 1yf
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GrThe Church of the United Brethren
IN christ are erecting Church edifce on
Tue 70 Park, on Kentucky street, in this city.
ihe walls are completed, of concrete, and
4e forty feet by fifty, some nineteen feet
u night. 1t Is the design to get it in
aosed, and SO far completed. if possible,
IS to enable them to hold service there
through the winter. Rev. S. S. SNYDER
Is pastor of this denomination in this
place.
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D. c. Martin q q

w Alton, Ill. Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils.
ETC., etc.
April IS, 1856. Iys
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Carpetings.
ISsRAIN and HEMP aIIgsE e2iss sts,si fes 5aie

B.w WOODY Ard. ia. FINLEY.
Woodward & Finley,
14THOIESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS
w in Druss, Patent Medicines. Paints. Oils,
farnishes.
Glassware.
f..o... I9paeso
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:. .Prs-Empaon Sale.

40 pf0Der
{he duties Of h.,
rre prescribed bv
7 the making ont
Tor claimants. :.
: attended to bg
eives-yet it /,
hent that all.Ts5
Prmation saa,l h.
and Receiver to
properly to pre: !:
inns for your Off.
such official a..
a legal right TO
til section Of tho 70
ha of septsmbess.
&C each officer
CENTS for his
ch case of pre-
hy instances, the
e than file the
|, this Office has
hat there is no
receiving his Tee
e of fling such
ntly no furtbef
Receiver has no
he Hreef IS aied
letion, the lat,o.
the fee until he
erform the dptv
yided.
of the act of 22d
egisters and Re-
p charge and re.
alton or percent.
coating all Mil
nus issued since
as they are en-.
sales of the pull
rate of one dol
per acre.''
ounty Land cir.
contains the tariff
locations of such
se, embraces ths
G cnargeable by
several amounts
of location:
cents each to the
. total 81 %
F cents L SO
dollar. 2 %
81 80 3 90
81 4 90
9TH June, 1910,
d officers are re-
y oath, requisite
with the entry
of land; but it's
hey "shail not
harge or receite
ministering such
acknowledge the
htion, and enjoin-
requirements.
our ob't serv't
DRICKS,
er and Receiver.
eceiyed.
gus election law,
week, 1t will be
of every person
10 Trprie9, To-
the candidate for
whether the per-
according 10 the
In this view Of
ntial that every
Territory should
is way, although
ave not been in
bed six months,
king mp the re-
lgth will be as
by reason Of the
ich are to rule in
'e the record by
% world, and BY
convinced, that
T the people Il
, -tg Is defeated
y by the agents
ent, both in Kan
|lld in the face OF
"a must go into
Lat the recon-
tasshopper Falls
jim the appoint
hree in each pre-
polls from the
of the same, and
the names of all
with the names
any are refused
be reason for the
where seats are
less will be. the
4 and prosecuted
Ly--and aiso to
5 possible, fraud
es, commission
5 pre-eminently
Importance sur
which the people
I. The amount
.as In store for
knputed. 1t is,
hat the utmost
Fed IN securing
1 the actual res
ign and illegal
hedging about
ray Of facts and
therwise, that 1t
e canvassers to
other than the
aced manner
to Virginia,
b. published an
rent rumor, that
j of the "home-
purchase large
b Iaborers upon
Is he that rep
organized So
Immediately or
!, or to weaken
ltions. /" But it
this State, with
waste places, to
Id to develope
eo,me them nth
pr of the State
llation increas-
-1-.,~a auer-
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@. yYilnnarth,
BOOKSELLER and Stationer. No, 80 Mass.
ID street, Lawrence. X. L. Feb. q. '67.f
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Snear Cane

We hear oflarge fields of sugar cane in
Kansas, and are informed that the climate
seems specially adapted to its growth. A
'tlend of ours assures. US that he has two
acres which will average twelve feet in
''ght. He is confident of his ability to
make several hundred gallons of melasses
nom his present crop. Some already
made proved to be better favored than
golden syrup, so highly priced in the
Southwest.
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C. N. cRAsDALL.
L. II. HAyENs.

L. II. HAyENs. C.N. CRAHDALL.
Havens & Crandal,
IMPORTERS, Wholesale and Retail Dealersin
l. China, Glass, Queensware, Silver Plated, Jap
panned and IBrittania Ware. Lamps, Table Cut
Iery, &c. Third Street, Alton, Ill.
ApriI %. 1856. VT
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Inferrraffan wanfea.

Any PERSON knowing The Hhereabouts Of
n Mr. HEEDR1. who fruRd 4 watch ieu
miles west Of IsaHrenee, vii epnfer fasef D
leaving word az fae Herald af fEeassgIa eissee.
AHg. Rsf A. W N.HAisis.
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5es OF. 81, slk. Fl evt.A ri ct
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|ellows viii be
{ Hall IN this
|oDIS, Esq. on
|The members
be country are
those having
bg 20 become
be ON hand at
|liminarics.
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|zIn - une, 1910,
H officers are re-
~ oath, requisite
/ with the entry
| of land; but its
they "shail not
(haFge or receit9
|ministering such
acknowledge the
ktion, and enjoin-
requirements.
Jour ob't serv't
|DRICKs,
ter and Receiver.
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W h6A
published an
kent runor, that
b of the "home-
large
3 laborers upon
a he that rep
/ organized so
Immediately or
i, or to weaken
/" But 1t
this State, with
waste places, to
Id to develope
feome them acih
er of the State
ilation increas-
working ener, r,
Ig us they will
Let the agncui-
manufacturer,
! come, with a
urinstituti0Ds,
our fortunes,
the Governor
III cherish anf
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EIfy WEzJE SIoze,
WGODwARDs5 BLOCK MAIN STREET.
w IavTeaee. KaBsaz. Aug. 55-tf
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E. L. Dinarnock, & Co.

z. L. DINMocg.
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Seventy to one hundred of the most recent
STYLES of Mouidings are now on hand, samples
of which may be seen at the Warehouse. The
newest patterns are constantly being received.

Sash doors Of all the above sizes.
SKY LigEts.
feet inches, by feet inches
/" * 9
/. 10
g.. u L.r..as In Tinfoans- 7,rsZre Lkrzka anel
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ASh
Importance sur
(which the people
Il. The amount
.as In store for
Alputed. 1t is,
hat the utmost
eed in securing
1 the actual res
ign and illegal
hedging about
ray Of facts and
therwise. that 1t
e canvassers to
other than the
Faced manner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15

SALES OF LAND NEAR THE NORTHWEST VIR.
GINA RAIL -Messrs White aud furvisnee. OF
Baltimore, have Just made another sale Of part of
their large tract OF the trustees of the North
American Land Cou pany and about forty mil from
Parkersburg. The sale was of seven hundred and
sixty nine acres at three dollars and seventy five cents
parcels made a few weeks since. The present pur.
chaser is Mr. A J. Wilson, surveyor of Richie couu
w. va. The rise In value OF land in this region with.
almost unpaTsle,-t' -
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mKDlUIr.s.-

VIRGINIA WORM NIIIsn &C.,.
meisnsnm ana others shsuld aot foysst !. sotxy
insmssvs' Nth This pul.r and unf.us ,yy
vsrv syss. ana Ios nsss p,spsrso. in ssss.
TJ u II can BE- had Of the ss.nts pu ssses.
M Ia ~. 70. sLNNLT7. BEERS rIsnt..
AaC .!s .as s .k!xIkLsI0R BITFEEs-
from well known and distinsu A s,,s ssrtacsts
now % much In vogue: "'s'9e Sistsru,
H.. me-; H. d. JAcksoH--nssr Dir: Ny moth.,,.-
law, Mn. Armstrong, has been aHaletsx III nn
pepsis for some sixteen years Not inSt,. ' oys-
msnent relief from the various ,smedi,s 10y pr
Wa Induced 70 try your Excelsior Bitssr,, ne
snoras me much pleasure TO testify to thar b.,ss
resus She can now enjoy her food with ,s.s !.
when she was stranger previous to tn. nss N . 20
xoIooo,o medicine GEO. W Wrs -"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15

TEE OHIO FUGITIVE SLAVE Law CASH., IN.
case OF the United States against the stats at Gin
cnOat. fhurfdsy, nun Der of dspostions were read
or rebuttlng character, mainly substsutiaipr the
testimony of Mr.. Elliott previously givsn n the
effect that no excess was Committed BY the U. a
Mars haps posse. Afidavits were also read ststing
that u was their Impression that the first FIRE cane
from the sherif's party
Attorney General Wolcott on behalf of the Stata
and the sherif, asked adjournment of the aonrt
IN ORDER 10 take other dispositions The reauss was
objected TO- and compromise was made to The feet
that at future day such rebutng testimony should
Dc Introduced Senator Pugh commenced an srau.
ment on behalf of the United States Marshal and
others which he closed Friday afternoon He was fol.
lowed by MIR. Mason for the defense. The cas-. viii
probably DO again adjourned over day or two, and
no decision made for some time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15

A PROLIFIC FfmILY "A correspondent from Co
newago Township, in Dsuphin county, Pa writes n.
that "havng different accounts In the papers Of
prolific couples he has concluded te send us the cen
returns Of family in tina, region" which if Al,
statement Is correct, beats srything we have eve,
before heard Of. The family consists of t~ enty chill
drsn, the youngest not being over year old aud the
mother 10 not over thirty eight years of age The
parents of those children were married when the
husband was only twenty years OF age and the VITA
sixteen, and Notwithstanding adds our corresnon.
dent the unusual trouble and vexation she rnn,t
retains youthful appearance, and enjoys better
health than any of her neighbors" Whist is best az
all the oldest scn Is already married and has two
mony If such families this were TO found town
in the West, they could obtain suf DOR
tlen for its incorporation city out Of their o
progeny Telegraph.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15

RETURN OF FOREIGN BANK NOTES.-The Gin.
cinnat papers state that the state Bank of Ohio Ia
about to arrange for an extensive sssorting" bust
in Cincinnati for the purpose Of returning the
notes of Kentucky, Indiana and Virginia banks
One Cincinnati banking house 10 to furnish New
York exchange at ] premium for the notes of the
banks named which to be forwarded to 1t by the
branches of the State Bank of Ohio is agreed that
tue agent at Gin shall pay out the notes OF
the Kentucky, Virginia or Indiana banks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15

PRINTERS BURIAL PLACE.-The Charleston
Typographical Society hiss purchased two adioia-
ing lots, egiby located In Magnolia Cemetary, az
place of seputure for its members, and for others
connected with the profession
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15

HORSE STEALING "A man, named Caughman.
Of Jefferson county, Va, and for some time in the
employ of Miss Hannah Hurst, of that county.
was arrested in Frederick city, Md, on Monday.
charged with disposing of valuable horse be-
longing to Miss Hurst. He is now awaiting re.
unisition of the Governor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15

THE WAR IN FLORIDA.-The Tallahassee Flort
dian says that the President has authorized the Gov
einor OF that State to furnish ten additional comps
MES OF mounted volunteers to be mustered in the
service OF the United States against the indians In
addition to this, the secretary Of War has authorized
inc employment Of 80 footmen SO postmen and hun
iers The Flondisn says there will shortly he 2 DOC
troops 10 the field aud the against Billy Bowles
Will not bs relaxed this summer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15

CHALLENGE An editorial controversy having 20.
Cured between Jno. w sYme, Editor Of the Rsleis
IN Register, and E. j. Hale, Editor OF the Fay.
euesville Ua. C. Observer, the former gentleman
sent Mr. H nste asking for the satisfaction usual
among gentlemen. Mr.. FL. constru ID the note ar !
challenge to fight duel and refused TO settle it that
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15

MRS STOWE lately returned to Paris from
Rome and was to sail for the United States by
the steamer of the 9th of June She leaves in
Paris, at school, her two twin daughters, young
ladies' grown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15

A NEW "SENsATIoS" PREACHER.-They are Is
fond of sensations in sober Scotland as ankles
are. The Edinburg Express reports the appear
ance of q lay preacher, named Brownlow North
who has begun to make great sensation from va
rious Free Church aud Baptist pulPits. He Is q
member of an aristocratic family, appears TO be
upwards of forty years of age, and. until few
months ago, was a man of fashion about town,
given to sporting and more common forms of time
killing prevalent among the upper classes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-15

FROM HAvAkA-The steamer Empire CITY, from
Havana, with dates to the 7th, has arrived At New
still looked for daily There wasano epidemic at Hs.
vsns Sugars were dull, but prices unchanged Eft
change rates were heavier. New York Ii1H dis
gers and 6 l67, 600 In specie T''A