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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13
CHANOERY SALE.

Charles 8. Chidress ct al VS.. Morgan Vance ct ais
In pursuance of the decree pronounced in the above
cause, in this Court at its May Term last will sell at
the Courthouse lot in this city, MONDAY, The Esd
DAY OF NOVEMBER NET, certain lot on the South
west side OF College street. and the corner Of
street. in So nth Nashville, fronting College street $50
feet and running back 40 feet alley, which is
situated Brick Dwelling House, formerly occupied BY
Henry Alley.
street. the Of Fr ankln street, opposite the
free public SchoohOuse. This lot fronts 9S Market ST.
and back College street. and Is lot sold Morgan
Vance by John Nixon.
TKRMs-One credit with interest from date
notes 70 be well secured lien retained aud nom
redemption @. d. BRIEN, Q. & NJ.
oct2-td. ChapceFy Court Nashville.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
mInfafer,s Testfnaony

HoOKsfOHHs oEAVER co., rae. FSO' "I"i -.
We prefer buying BRRHAVE's HOLLAND BITfEKs
for cash. the discount. Hope send you soon
Recommendation Minister testiyng to its cura
tive powers. (signedD
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MOODY & oARUTHERs.
INDIGESTION.
1zsTOHs. MOSroOHEnE Co., MAsTLAE sg:z

DABEEsToNE, MosTeoNERT Co.. MARYLAED: 7
January Slst, 1857.
never felt the benefit OF any dcine much from
the bottle of REgHAVE'5 HOLLAND BITTERS pur-
chased last fall wish TO know where getit without
fear Of imposition. (Signed)
JOSEPH @. DELETT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

DEoLKE IN FLouR-The following table eKhib-
its the decline 10 -four In the New York market
within the last two months:
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Valuable Tract of Land


For sale.
ON FRIDAY, 2OTH OF NOVEMBER, 1887, viii offer
~ for sale
THE TRACT OF LAND,
on which I reside, containing $50 Acres. The Ia nd
L miles OF GoOdletsve, with good read oIt
turnpike. so cleared, the balance
in timber. The Nashville and Henderson Railroad
which will be operation win have depot in Good
etsV lie. The land is well watered and finely adapted
the growth Of blue grass. Anv wishing TO make
Stock Farm viii hnd it well suited in soil and position to
that object.
it has number Of falling Springs it is capa-
bic Of being divided into number OF small farms as
follows:
One Tact Of so acres, so acres cleared.
One Tract OF 50 acres, 20 acres cleared.
One Tract Of about 20 acres.
One Tract of about 45 acres.
One Tract OF about 60 acres.
One Tract Of about IS acres, with the dwelling and i'm
provements
Twill sell the land all together in parcels to suit pur-
chasers ANY person desiring information, apply to
(. @. DRAKE, or TO the subscriber on the premises
Persons desiring 30 purchase privately, apply a.
any time before the day OF sale.
TERMs-One third in hand; the balance in and two
years. with interest from date and lien retained the
land. sept23-td. L. B. VOOLFOLK.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13
BRADSHAW & RUTLAND,


No. Ii, College Street,
IJAVE Just received their FALL and WINTER STOCK
Hot BOOTS AND SHOES, which consists in part Of the
following:
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Ladies fine and Morocco Bootees, thick and thin
sole, with and without Heels.
Ladies fine black Lasting Caters side and front lace
" a. Congress Caters, with and without heels;
&" Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed
IS q and Morocco Buskins, thick and thin sOei
Misses " "a d" Bootees ="
with and without Heels;
" Black and Fancy Lasting Caters;
Calf and Goat Heeled BOotees for school; ala.
&" ankle Ties and Rosettsi
- Top Bootees, with Heels;
women's extra size Cali and Goat Booteesi
Servants " Kip and Dutch Booteesi
I" Calf and Goat, with Heels.
For Gents and Boys.
Gents hne Pump and Stitched Calf Boots
" double sole w. P. " a"
q Calf stitched, Calf Congress Caters;
Union Ties, seved and pesgsdi
4" oah Oxford Ties stitched !"
" Cloth Cor Congress Ps. Caters stitched he'd.
- Calf and Kip Boots;
4" a oxford Ties, sewed and pegged,
" Z" Congress Caters;
" % Cloth and r. L. Congress Caters.
Thick RrOgRnss Boots.
Extra heavy BrOgans for plantation use,
Mems heavy Boots;
An Of which vii be sold cheap By =, ,,--, .,,r
Trunks, Valises and Bonnet Boxes.
Ladies' extra size sole Leather Trunks;
- Travelling "
"a sole leather Bonnet Boxes
A.b,.nd meg a0 sLln sDng sole satbsy Vssss
Also heavy Wool Hats, Carpet Bags, satchels, Black
Bags, &C. all the above articles win be sold a. the very
oct9. (sign Of the Negro.)
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
The White Property

AT PUBLIC SALE
ON TUESDAY, 10TH OF NOVEMBER NEXT, 1 VIII seii
" to the highest bidder the premises. that valuable
property, now occupied and owned By Mrs. WIsIFRED
WHITE, situated in South Nashville opposite the unVer-
sity fronting Market street III feet GO an alley ana
extending back to College street, 2SS feet more or less
making two fronts.
The house two story brick, con tanning large
besides Hail. and story porch in the rear, and all
necessary outbuildngs. This property is the mos beau
t. and at the time most vauSbles situated IN thai
portion city, for private residence and has al
the advantages that any other property has IN any po
ton OF the city. We would earnestly request H0se ~
Of q residence, give this examination before
the day o; SALE confident they cannot suit
selves better Nothing could in its behalf IN A
advertisement, would indicate what is really Is 90 anu
see for yourselves.
TRIMS or sALz-S15OO in cash; balance in !, and
years. with interest from date, good security and lien re-
tanned.
For further particulars enquire Of
L. B. GLAsCoCK, Agent
Oct5-td. No. 81 Cherry street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13
STORE HOUSE FOR SALE,

STORE HOUSE FOR SALE
On Broad street, end door from College,
WE are Offering for sale, cheap, that Valus- -
w bic store House, situated Broad and lza5sH
adj dining Store Of B. R. OUTER I'd door -Ez
from College street. This Is desirable business
stand and wen adapted business Of any description
viii pay 10 per cent the purchase money Come
quick you will lose bargain, For particulars enquire
Of Z. e. GLASCOCK, Agent,
sept24 No 81 Cherry street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

EesS. WANTED-Immediate TO-,
~ 900 men to engage in the sale Of the most
popular selling Books in Amer Invalds mechanics
farmers and teachers wishing to travel. will find this
very profitable ard pleasant business enabling them to
see the country, and make money at the time. A.
gents the business clearing from $500 to 81 so
per year For particulars and list Of Books, address
H NJ. RULISON, Queen City Publ hing House, 14l Main
street. Cincinnati OhiOi or, if living East D. RULIsoN,
Philadelphia sept21.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13
Mechanics Fnir--COntInuRnee OF Gbe
Exhibition.

In consequence of the great interest manifested
in this beautiful Exhibition, aud in compliance with
very numerous requests, the directors have deter
mined upon continuing the Fair during The coming
week.
Very considerable additions have bSen made
since the opening, and the exhibition is now by
far the most attractive ever presented TO the CHI
Gems Of Nashville. Ocl2-3i
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THURsDAY. OCTORER. sTH,

o p E MN g d 4 Y.
HIss n. HARDY, No. a. Oampbell's Block, Union ST.
4 up stairs, respectfully 10 the ladies o.
Nashville and vicinity that she ready for their
inspection Of her full stock Of rich and elegant Millinery
Bonne and Trimmings, that has been selected with grea
care and taste.
Stamping, for braiding and embroidery, neatly execu
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Notice.

M wife, Hester Ann Chiffon, having left my bed and
w board, without provocation hereby eau
ton all persons against trading h trusting her in any
account, as vii be responsible Tor any
debts liabilities, contracted by her account or In
septis-1ms. ISAAC T. Chiffon.
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state Fair.

The exhibition of the products of the farm will
occupy attention to-day. Three premiums of 500
each are to be awarded-lst, for the best ten
OF Corn; Cd for the best ten acres of Wheat; Sd
for the best ten acres Of Cotton. premium OF
500 for the best specimen of Sugar, manufactured
from the Chinese Cane, will also be awarded. The
competition for the premiums ought to be brisk
The days entertainments will close with the exhi
btiou of teams OF four-in-hand geldugs, addi-
tional premium having been offered to the best.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

81 SdtnHlering and iHpedinents Of Speech be-
Ing successfully cured scientific principles by Dr. JONES'
at the ST. Cloud Hotel, in from hours.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

Is Prizes, amounting TO SIS, 900.
Bank Eo4ss a soana Rznks laksn ~ par. cheeka On
Vera renltrd foF prsze9 address ofdeFs Icksts
q CertieeAtss q Pa1s4Ees % Eic1e1 @
ANDERSON 4 sos. MEHaFegs. Macas. Ca.
F4~ oraeFa fer TIcEsts addressed . 7. ~ ANDERSON
BSx Sc SIS NashViIis renn-, E - prospiy aftsadsd
e AEDEksqA SOS, Haaszers,
E~us fa.--sa Enssa. Ca
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

CN- The New York Times contains list Of
workmen thrown out Of employment in various
manufacturing establishments, SC, and sums up as
follows:
From the above it is evidently impossible, in
any tabular exhibit, to show fairly the extent 90
which employees have been thrown ont of work.
The ship yards, that usually swarm with workmen,
are almost deserted now. We cannot estimate the
numb, of heads OF families on this account left
idle The following table, however, approXimates
the number that, from known establishments, ell
Their had been lately discharged, or by which they
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

Tn tots mont 30 feet each and are 10 feet deep.
s APPS 70 AVS. IINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13
A Valuable Business Lot for Sale.

AM now Offering for sale thai yaiaable Lot Market
b street adjoining the store Of Morris MatheWs The
Sc on and runs back i0T fest 20
wards Front street..
IL would make one Of the best stands for Wholesale
Grocery Store Ia he city. For apply 10
septic A. V. LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

DIR. JOHN w. MORTON
AS removed his office from No. ~ Cherry street, to
No. 80 Cedar street. iulyS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

fHHEEsE--loo bexss ". h. eAssss. uid aF.lsia. -
= - 81 ,. e. EoBEETs0S,
f1sia Ca hsua1Eay.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13
LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
FREE hanks,

FIR ZEE BANKS.
HAVE valuable dwelling house and lot for SALE near
the Public Square for which will the notes Of any OF
the Free Banks OF Tennessee. Now the time for son
enterprising merchant to procure good home as VIII
give reasonable tine, within which be barter edsco
for the notes. Apply TO
sept8O. A.V. 8. LIADSLETs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

MENPms, Tank Dec. sth, 1855.
To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN This certify that ~ s.
Bennett covered roof for spring, with
position called Vests Patent Galvanic CemeHs
them a deck he other Old shinge rocf which
giving perfect satisfaction lie also repaired dor
window which leaked badly ana had bated the skl
CsrpsB prevent il leaking which he succeeded
IN making perfectly light. most chreTfuly recon-
mend his Of roohng TO the public for ali rOohag
purposes, and believe 20 be permanent hNure against
nre and water. d. COCKRELL
Proprietor Con merclAl H0seL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

A Neat Dwelling House for Sale.
CTTUATED in Edgeaeld, the GAiaun Turnpike. For
- further particulars apply % -
septi@. A v . LlNDsLk1.
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=
W. 2. BENNETT, Eso-Dear sir.-Ihe facts within our
Wedge OF durability, &c Of Vests Galvauic Ce
ment are these The building you covered for last
spring, am happy 10 state cred expectations
We therefore recommend IL TO the public for all roof
ing purposes; light, cheap ere and proof roof
Il does not get sOf aud Tsm the fec Of the heat Of
sum does Il harden and crack om the effects Of
the cold. Any per,ons wishing to Of this
tcle, call at our mandatory.
n. 4. BRUCE co,
Carriag. Mandatory Monroe ST., Memphis Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

csHREf Bras Blosls Nasa washsrs Axiss. 6am Pack-
- fae LeAfhsE Betting. "a had and 81 sale -
ssplzs D. D. DfcKET.
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FOr Sale,

TNHE Rutedge property be rented until arst Jan
airy, 1889. Possession given in msdiateiy Apply !
sept23. A V. g. LIHDSLGh.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

ENoNEER's AND GES'L sUPT's OFFCE MEaPHs & CHARLES
RAmhoAD,
MEMPHIS June &c, 1887.
To WHOM IT NAY CoHCERN.-This is 10 certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have pur-
W. s. Bennett the right prepare upon
their Depos Buildings Cars, &C, &C., Vests Galvanc
patent IRE and proof Roofing, and believe
il be economical and durable covering having al
ready had il in for eight months.
SAM. TATE, PFes'd dent.
=. O. ARMS, Gent S1pt.
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WILLIE.
rTsHAT vaisahis husizss ho1se property AsIznFAa's
cerner sTsnstaR e. fest M4rket afsest TO oa
gsasch Is prepaset - tessed fer e year i
psFty e. parties ag VII saPrsge ne - ks1sF
tsereon a zosd busfRe1a hanse e. kQlses.
Fssaas assFlaz ieass thFitsa as written nr
rais via ths GHdsFsis aes ao ali give f4Fltsr ise-
c. D. HRIzS, @ AZ
sux4A chancsFy Gears a. hasafilis.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

LEATHER RELTINGs
= 000 FEEf o. hand, q al Eisss. hoa = ~
sDsOOO irches side. Al extra lot q stronE Leoe
Leather al q Nhich invite ne atfeat0n % ~ p.srs
sud mschiniEi % ths aseEs Articles, uhsk vi - - g
ne best teFras tr c4sh. IS No IS Hnd s. eoraeE g ~
va and Coiisgs street. -
ssPiis. - = 0SL@-----
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

hessrs. McNairy Foster offered Fifty dollar
silver Pitcher the best colt sired by their horse
Washington. The Premium was awarded to Rob-
erta, the property Of DR.. r. G. Foster; 2nd Pre-
MUM to Kate Washington, the property of John
OYeTton.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13
FOR RENT.

A LOT on Cherry street, South Nashville, near
~ Baptist Church, which there Is q small Frame Te
ement. The lot fronts 20 feet s $50 feet deep Apply
sept2s. A. s. LINDSLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

tIEAFHlal jan. u, IsoIs
Mr. BenHett has done snail rccanz for
M ia ais peculiar say with totioA stu1, coated h
trsu.ration the basis of uhch appears be
sousrrab8s durability fro the pFeservasTe g1aHiie Of
~. coposiiou uhich tbs Goth aad protest.
iron hs Haaelce Ct and sater The Csmposiion
do. o taaify and tnecis Il us heAs
90 10 sum aef; noe does hzrdsn and ffoa tbs
thnasnee Ia The Geld o. slater.
Oot8-Iy =. r AktlAtAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

An attempt is now making to defeat the location
of the City PostOffice 10 the Park, by legal
bubble worthy of Tombs pethfosser. IL runs in
this wise:
The Park is City Property.
The City Property is pledged for tho Citys
Debt.
1t can only be sold at auction to the highest
bidder, and the price must be paid into the Sinking
Fund.
We believe this is the whole case ofthe quibbers,
stated az strongly as they can ask.
The answer to the foregoing is just this:
The cession Of portion Of the Park to the Fed
ersl Government for the site of Post Office is
nothing like the sale of public property for private
uses contemplated by the laws. The Park has
never been regarded as real estate to be sold, but
as public property dedicated to public uses If the
City sells it to the Government for $3.50 900, the
price will Of course 60 into the Sinking Fund and
psy off so much Of the City Debt. And if any one
thinks the transfer can be annulled let him try it !
We trust the Common Council will not waste
time In chaferipg with the Government as to the
precise portion Of the Park which shall be coded
for the new Post Office. Let us have the work
goirg forward at the earliest moment. Our labor
eIs need the money, and the Sub Treasury needs
wholesome and honest depletion. Let them be
acc mmodated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

In the hurry .bury of the Charter Election, we
fear the importance of choosing honest, faithful,
capable and frugal men for School officers VIII
be forgotten 1t is mOst important that reform
should be made in this quHter. Our Commission
ers of Education seem madly bent on overlooking
and breaking down our Common School system.
The expenses Of our Schools are outrageously too
high and the rsi,ing of the salaries of tho princi
pals and professors Of the Free Academy in times
like the 20 is wantOn and inexcusable outrage
We trust the voters will mark those whose votes
carried this job, and prevent their election That
Free Academy ought to be abolished at once. 1t i'
not worth its cost. 1t 10 an excrescence on tho
Educational System. 1t costs more than double
the amount annually that it was originally stpu-
lated to cost, and confers no benefit on the great
majority of those who are taxed TO support IT. Lei
il be abolished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

TIE details of the news from Mexico in relation
10 the tic.at,I 81 powers granted to ComOnfOrt do
rot presen. th.t sister Republic Of ours in a yer,
happy ccrdiiCp. In addition to the chronic diff
Guilty Of ir,urrsctOns and the occupation Of the
prir cipsl high roads by bands of robbers, two new
Iebe liens Of serious character hsd broken out
On tie 22d u October, the garrison of regular
troops at CueIna7sca (Which is about forty miles
south Of tie City Of Mexico, aud which hal been
the ,est Of former Disturbances, having been for
come time without psy, or even withou. raiOn,,
were Induced to pronounce, their commander, Col.
0, 81 Moreno, taxing the lead, and several of the
former ir,ureeIt leaders coming in to cooperate
with hun. Moreno, in bis proclamation, put him
.elf forward as the champion of tto army and es-
,ecialiy Of the clergy ard tie church, "whO,e es-
.ta,e. are those Of the poer,' bat which had been
cIspidsied BY those at the heed the Government.
He prt fe,std himself bent en- restoring the empire
Of law and ordel-but as is usual in such eases
c,mme,esi operations with forcing loan from the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

We really cannot understand the pother kept
up by some Of the urnAls about the confirmation
or rejection Of Gov. Wa ker BY the Senate 10 the
first plsce, Walker needs DO confrmstleu-does nos
wait any He is superseded BY the Calhoun he
eercy. which takes full effect on the 2lst Pro1.-
barely a month hence-snd which will be appoint
ipr County Commissioners. designating places Of
election, and performing all the most important
Executive fur ctions forthwith. Bis work In Kan
sss is done; md, if the Slave Power is not satisfied
With il that Power must be very unreasonable.
We predict however, that when the whole matter
i, understood at the South, and Walkers policy
Judged BY its results al serious opposition to hin
from that quarter will be dropped. He has done
81 that could be expected Of him, and more-sO thss
KsI sss was never before so eectualy in the tolls OF
Slavery as at this hour. But, whether for good or
evil all interest in Walkers course in Kansas is at
an end. He is "plsyed out" Gen. Calhoun must
be tcr some time henceforth the Man Of Destiny
the observed of all observers" Walkers rejec-
ticn Of the Oxford and Niece frauds 10 no longer
Of any more account than a last years almanac.
The bogus Convention has checkmated that more
eie ,tusIy, by killing tho Legislature affected aud
purified b, that decision. Rely on it, if walkers
confirmation is desired it can be carried By the
votes Of Toombs and jeff Davis il needed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

oct otH b sxfvo1, ceJ-c~ oct ~ ne ,--s ~,rs.
AisNs,ota oo-artkrisInx a conre..,o. % 80
STAT Consultation. II tAat ar se passed AZ a..
q 'hosid be Ko.sos may BE- State on "a, Sc
Moy neTt. II TO such act be passed hy Cosxy.as
should be delayed, the prrs,nt Lsgisietsr. III, y.
-tde for Comrentton. At oil event., q Cos.,,-pNs
such se viii be acceptable 10 the people MI ks-s'
pared ard ratified By the people, and vi Be ~
ton thus ratified and approved by the osoai. IN
will be admitted The Dsmoc-af,e pa,S, Aaass
pledged TO adm,i Kansas pitbos! ques,,s,.y Hssas
clsi0n ne Siare-y st,on. That de.;.i.. ~ fs
made BY the people, aud oroe perfectT ~ SI b
decision must be regarded Is final" oss
We fear The Times will b,ck or be s,.l.,
Of Til, position; but !! IL som. thing TIA, !, :.
been taken. Wheevtr fsnciss that the ,v,a'.
Constitution csn be rushed through Corxrs. !,
hurry, will be apt to find binseli mi,sAs
The Missoyri Democrat has a letter from r.u
renee dated TIE 9th, which says that IA No..
Constitution and Schedule" with in MAJ. :.
mission, were concocted in wsshn ytoa, IA a..
Walker has been msiply instumsetal in proea,,.
their adoption. We believe this. He sdSs:
Notwithstanding the Frse-S.sss party have In,
thirds majority in both branches Of the L,s;.i,,,n
and Delegate to Congress, karsas newer occap,ss
more piecsrous condition in reference 10 Slavery Ia,
AT the present time. Will members Of The iNs.
Lodge, Who have taken all OF the degrees Of ssLs,
which is coucocted in that fraternity, 10 mako the ~
portionment, AID Johr Calhoun, the Grand xssal /,
ibis Territory, to appoint jadges Of election cad :.
anime pol books il VII be an sasy MISTER 10 pfe,
yotes enough 10 admit Ksnsss ss Slave State Sin
If the most violent Pro Slavery rufsns, aided al
abeited by the Executive of KAnsss .ac tue fsisss
Admiristi. tion, may yet succsd IN fastening sarsy
L. 80 thcr deXOfai froa
Waker has ret ed to the rursl shades Of sabarsA,
residence in the vicinity Of Leayenwcosn Toe f.s
days respite, having been sups reeded inaaiy &c.
scrupulOus party transsetiob srd polioai couapGoa
by the very opponents Of the Democratic party sa.aS
he came here 10 revive by inducing Uciied s. Va,
soldiers 10 vote direct violaton OF the orgsrs 81
and bogus statutes. Assisting in trsodus., " IN
al X ckspoo, soliciting voters from Missouri, ,ai re-
gu sting his not to be spok.n of 10 coabe,ioa
wi b the sffair, saytg se mus. carry Leavsnva,A
Copnty at ali hazards, are but mere speek' ia q.
pool Of corruption requisite TO the advertisement 4
Democracy in Kansss.'