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SUGAR.. ITs HIGH PRICE--Is TH1RE
SCARCITY Prom the present rates of all
articles Of sacharine nature, one would
naturally infer there must be scarcity of
the articles of sugar and molasses, or that
at east the stocks in hand at our great en-
trepois would be much below the averge at
this time. The following table, taken from
official sources, shows very different state
of things. Instead of anything like search
ty. it will be seen that the stock of sugar on
hand in the city of New York, on the 1st of
June, was considerably more than double,
while that of molasses was NEARLY four times
the amount held a year since.
Comparative statement of stocks Of sugar
and molasses held in New York city, about
tho I Ct June:
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OUR RrcoaDEc's CoUET DEFUNcr.-The
Supreme Court, in session at Ottawa last
week, rendered decision declaring the Re
corder's Court lor the Cities Of La Sale and
Peru unconstitutional, upon the ground
that it exceeded the limits of lis jurisdict. @.
We do not profess t. be posted in the nat
ter. but a near as we can learn from hear
say. the idea Is, that the bill passed by our
last legisl;ure creating this Court, allows il
jurisdiction over the original township Of
Salisbury, instead of conf"ing It TO the
corporate limits Of La Sale and Peru, which
is declared to be unconstitutional. At any
rate, the thing i As dead as door nail; the
bautling which our citizens have nurscd
with 50 muehhoEe and pride has been stran-
sled before it had fairy got clear OF its
swaddling clothes. Such Is l.fe! But the
resurrection cometh, In the meantime, l. ow-
ever. our people must grin and bear it, for
there is no use in crying over sqii E;!h.-
In SALE Pros
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New Lori. ANA Erie KaiEroaJ.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To tie TtQgeling PuJiic.

10 tie ItGJeLHg Pubtec.
5IUY your gh tickets TO NEW YOEE, EosTJS PHI
LausIPiIiA and Ns= h.. gland Cities via this
TWENTI-TNO MILES DISTANCE SAVED!
Through to y. York Cay WITHOUT CHANCE or CARs'
The ONLY ROUTE u New YORK Ci;y having WIDE
AND SPACIOUS SALOON CARS
This line extends TO DuUsrs. BIG.lO- and Nagara
Fails, a.tA an Us5rok-H Ueie Ga"g@-coEuectjug AZ
DusKiEE directly s.h al trains from .AIa tsae'l-
HJti, and ChtcGgD Oh the LIKE .StJrs Eatt~D1a
T. BUFFALO via the BHfHo aH4 =. lor6 'dg Ed"-
yodJ making direct connections with ali stedHeys ~
Ink E~ss from Clr ilud. Iolsi0. and DetrOt, also
with tie BilFI2O and Lag= Nsr0H EdUtr1y from D.
trOit and CiscCgO;
To NIAGARA FALLS via Csngad1igUG ami Nifgr'G
run E0Uroud, making direct connections with all
trains on tile Gre0t U+s'egn R1Hcrg fror D-trod and
chirGgo thus lfC-dag tie travelling Pab-.c ulriyaed
facilities.
Bus1oS PassF=CEEs can stop IL New York City any
cucth Of time, and their Journey at pleasure
without extra charge.
THROUGH TICKETS f1r sale in Al. The principal eat-
eTn E8irCaa Offices.
F4EE AST cTlIEE E"rTy.
HOMER RAIsDELL- l"esi'|n'-
SS.TU. f.tV lat IIytu
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Kansas Budget.

The famous Topeka legislature adjourned
on the 18th ult., after having passed the fol-
lowing "acts:"
An act providing for taking the census,
and apportioning the Representation of the
State. 1t provides for the appointment by
the Governor, of five Marshals who will APP
point deputies through the Territory, and
take the census imm. diately. The appor-
tionment is such as to give the Senate not
more than twenty members, and the House
not more than sixty.
An act for an election On the first Monday
in August, to fill such state offices as may
be vacant, and to elect Representative to
annually on the first Mond1y of August
An act locating the seat of Government at
Topeka.
An act establishing State University at
Lawrence.
A Joint resolution. memoriaiizing Congress
for admission into the Union under the To-
peka Constitution-the memorial to be cir
culated through tbs Territory, for an ex.
preston Of opinion upon it.
These "acts" it will be seen are merely
preparatory steps towards the formation o.
state government, and of course do not
propose to put the Topeka government in
to operation for the present. They are
wind and fustian-nothlng more.
The election Of delegates to the constitu
tional convention took place on the 10Th
AS the free State party did not vote, and NJ
opposition tickets were anywhere brough
out. the vote was very light-not half of thu
registered voters even going TO the polls.
The Herald Of Freedom continues to wal
on Governor Robinson, the family quarre
giving the abolitionists much uneasncss, a
the Herald continues to let out peacemeal
great deal Of unpleasant truth.
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REMOVAL OF A POPULAR BUSINESS HOUSE,
That popular firm, known to everybody, be-
cause everybo has had dealings wish
them firm of excellent business gentlemen,
whose enterprise, liberty, and general mer-
Camille magnanimity have earned for them
the hearty good favor of the Weitern public
-Messrs TAPPEN BRoTAERs, manufacturers
and dealers in clothing haverecently removed
their extensive establishment from Clark
street to No. Jos Lake st. where they occu-
DIV very large store, which is full of ready
made clothing and furnishing good, for old
and young, plain and gay enough: in fact,
to cothe the whole community.
The readers of the Journal are acqUain
ted with the Happen Brothers. They have
advertised long and literally in our columns,
which fact in itselfis fair index OF Their
enterprising spirit and business discretion.
/ They are wei known have as many friends
as he who has the most have given men as
many its as any western firm in their line
and are now, in their copacious new qura-
| tors on Lake street, paepared to clothe as
many as may desire TO be clothed, be they
/ million, more or less.
| We most cheerfully commend Tapes
Brothers to the public good will. During
our long and extensive dealings with them,
/ we have always found them to be men of the
! true sort, who always ready and anxious to
do "thc fair thing" They have but one
! price for each article they have for sale, but
/ that one price is low and reasonable. Their
clothing is we'll got up, they having entered
! into the business Of manufacturing quite ex-
tensively, and employ none but the best of
workmen, and offer none but the best Of
goods These things we know, and therefore
feel safe in commencing them to ourtriends.
Men grown up, or boys Of any age can find
/ in their establishment anything in the line
of clothing they may desire. Among tho
/ permanent institutions" Of Chicago is
Tappen's Clothing Store. Long may it
wave - Chicago Journal.
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HAIL Washington City, and the
region round about, were visited by terri
fic hailstorms on Monday, causing. an i'm
mense destruction of glass in sky-lights,
Conservatives, &c. Trees were stripped of
their foliage, and grain, vegetables, &c. beat
en- to the earth. The storm was about -
miles in breadth and extended from the
southwest to northwest. Some Of the hail
stones were so large as TO weigh from to 6
ounces. 1t is feared the crops throughout
its course are much injured, if not entirely
ruiucd
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Syracuse n. Y, is great town for con-
yentions. Last week the dress reformers-
Bloomcrites-had convention there. The
Syracuse Standard, in reporting the pro-
ceedings notes:
One DIR. jackson, in the course of short
speech in favor of short petticoats, told the
audience that she had seen fifteen hundred
women take off the long skirts and put on
the short skirts"
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COLONEL BENTON roR TIE KNOW NOTHING
CAxDIDATE Yog GovEsoK OF MIs.ouM-The
St. Louis Democrat published letter from
that eccentric politician, Colonel Benton, in
which lie says that as between Mr.. Stuart,
the Democratic candidate for Governor of
Missouri, and Mr.. Rollins, the Know nothing
nominee. he is for Rollinsf The old colonel
would now seem to have reached the last
step Of his political degradation.
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CHICAGO MAGAzINE.-The june number
of this magazine is on our table, and as we
could steal few minutes at time, We have
been looking through its pages. The pic
lures are decided advance on TIE previous
than sustains its previous good character.
As Of peculiar interest hercabout, we find
in it good portrait and biographical sketch
of our old FREUD and once fellow townsman.
Jason Gurley, Esq
Published by John eager & Co., Chicago,
ILL.,, at g year.
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PRINTERS AGAIN AHEAD.-Hon. Jas. Thorn
Pson, of Eric county, who was nominated
on Tuesday, by the Democratic State Con-
vention Of Pennsylvania, for Judge of the
Supreme Court, was at one time an appren.
tice in one Of the newspaper printing offices
of Philadelphia.
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When it is reflected that the the coming
crop an the South gives promise of being a
very abundant one, and that the amount Of
maple sugar made the present spring was
immensely larger than in any previous year,
consumers may rhasonrby look forward to
an earlyreduction in the prices of this great
staple.- Chicago Democrat
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THE Esd or THE UNITED STATES BANE.-
Last week all the old books, papers, drafts,
checks, letters, &C., that had long been pre-
served on file as vouchers III the long course
Of the immense business Of the United s.
Bank, were sold in a heap, in Philadelphia,
and purchased by paper maker, to be re-
glouud and manufactured into new stock.
The whole mass weighed over forty tons.
Ten tons Of this vast amount is Of CORES
pondcnce, autograph letters Of the first
statesmen, politicians and financial men Of
this and other countries. Drafts upon the
Rothschilds for hundreds Of thousands OF
dollars; certificates Of stock stransfcrred to
the leading bankers in Europe, checks and
drafts from Clay, Webster, Adams, Calhoun,
Houston, Crockett, Cas-, &c, all lie scatter
ed. ready for the important transformation
into clean, unsuiied white paper. This
huge mass Of books and papers strikes the
visitor with astonshment. \ faint idea
may be formed Of the colossal character Of
the institution which at one time occupied
so important part in the history of tie
country. What a vast sto-chouse these pa
pers would be for individual histories-and,
perchaucc, they would illustrate some uneX-
planned passages in the history Of the poliii-
cal parties Of the day.
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WooD's HAIR DYE.-The reputation gained
by this excellent article is indeed wonderful
Its peculiar chemical qualities have bene-
fetal effect upon the growth and character of
the hair, giving silky, glossy texture to
that which was formerly of ccrase and dry
nature. No lady or gentleman should be
without sovaluable an adjunction to their
toilet-Sold by all Druggists. juh20-2w
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George W. Armstrong has been appoint.
ed by Gov. Medary, Territorial Treasurer of
Minnesota
We have seen the above announcement in
4: least dozen of papers, and have been as
often asked whether this is our friend Wash.
Armstrong, Of this county. Of course it
isn't. Mr.. A. is in better business Never
applied for this or any other ofiice-don't
want any, and at NEST wouldn't take any
such SMALL potato office as this. 1t is some
Ohio gentlemen Of the same name.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-27

HARD TO PLEAsE.-The Congregation
Church in Northampton, Mass, has had
twenty-nine different clergymen since DR..
Cleveland left them in 1885, seventeen of
whom were invited by the Commits"
with the expectation Of being candidates
for the vacancy. 1t is very large and
wealthy church. "1r g sra
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T1Ds'T.T'S
Life Pills and PhWniX BittPrS.

TENE best family Medicine before the public, for
the cure Of .>,rg',ll Tlrers .SurrV, EruptioRs
OF the SKIN, +, rsr aud gVe, DYsP@p.ia Dropsy, and
in fact most all diseases yield to their curative pro.
perti,>.
II has been computed that during the last twenty-five
years upwards Of Four Ni9oVS OF persons have been
benefited by the Of these medicines. fact which
speaks volumes ia favor OF their curative propcres-a
sin gle trial Will Iac, them beyond the reach Of COMPETE
tou in the estimate OF every patient. By their the
BLOOD l. RESTORED TO 4 HEALTHY STATE aHdfT
6,0i1 all impurities. The system Is not reduced during
their o. Grafton hut inyigorated ard they require
strant from buzjness or pleasure.
The 0Ffiets} N.cf IN tisse medicines r6nie6u that
sciZ DO f- than al that medicine EO>sibiy efest.
Prepared by W.B. 3lOFFAT VI. D., Ne1c York.
And for sale by DAVID WALKER & CO.,
q. l.. THOMPSON,
jun2D-1y AgrutS, Ottdlcd, III.
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SNow.-1t showed at Fountain City, Wis,
on the Mississippi, Thursday N. at IL o'clock.
When the watchman on the War Eagle left
his station at that hour, the top of the boat
was white nicely, through thinly carpeted
with snow. Such thing is rarity on the :.
10th Of June.
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CEEaD 81 CO.
ARE SELLING THE BEST QUALITY OF
B O Q T S a y ID S H Q 4 5
AT the Lowest Cash Prices.

" (t0NSTANTLY on hand, the best assortment in
g. ~ the City. ALL GOODS WARRANTED. We
- have a fine assortment of Ladies French and
English Kid Congress CATERS Kid Heeed Boots, French
Kid Slips, &c, &c,
OF our own Manufacture.
Also, Gents Patent Leather and French Calf Boots,
Patent Leather English Kid and French Calf Congress
Caters, &c, &c, all of the best quality.
A large stock of Mems Custom Made Kip and Thick
Brogans, at reduced prices.
Opposite the Post Office, Main ST., Ottawa. jun9I
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Paul Gibbons, of Providence, a young
Irishman, won a wager of $40 by earring
barrel of dirt weighing 400 pounds, from
Hoyle Tavern to Weybosset Bridge, over
one mile, in ten minutes.
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The wheat harvest has already commenc.
ed in Virginia, The yield, it is taid, will be
large.
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Notice to Physic;ans.

The La Sale County Medical Society will hold its frs
quarterly meeting in Ottawa, July 1st 1851 at Dr. j.
Hatheway's Office. All the members requested t.
attend. [jnn20l &c. HATHAWAY, Secy.
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NOTICE!

To Farmers Merchants, Traders, Mechanics, and
ryJody acho are in acant Of good BOOTS d, SHOES.
We cordially invite former patrons and all others
in want of first rate article of Boots and Shoes to eNa
mine large and excellent stock Of h,a'e mate goods,
which we warrant to give perfect satisfaction to every
buyer.
Being of the great dissatisfaction which the i'm
perfectly made Eastern given especially to the
farmer we have at great pains established the largest
mandatory for ali descriptions of Boots and Shoes in
this part OF the country We especial pleasure in
calling your attention our superb article Of CUSTOM
MADE tRENCH KIP BOOT, which is always soft and
iabie npervioos TO the water, and acayanted 10 out
any three patcsof Estete,n MANUFACTURE.
We manufacture also a Grst-rate article Of Western
Tanned Kip Boots.
Gentcmen's Patent Leather Eoots made to order. and
warranted to be Of TIE Silver Medal brand.
Gentlemens fine French Calf Boots Con gress Caters
Oxford and French Ties and in fact every species OF
Dress Foot or Shoe TO be found dHyere, constantly
hand and made to order at the shortest notice.
Also Ladies' Misses and ChiIren's Boots Shoes and
Caters, Of al kindsc largest assortment to be found
in the West.
Call and examine stock and you will he sure to be
suited.
Rcpairng done with neathess and despatch no
charge for mendng rips if bought at our store.
y. B.-Any person who may be wearing old Boots or
Shoes consequence OF corns, joints may
them aside with perfect mpunity by calling and getting
pair Glove Kid Buck skin Congress Boot OK
ford Tie by having Boot made which shall fit east
ly and lightly tie joint good deeds upon the
science. lTyG0l VI. II. PRESCOTT co.
SCENE AT TyyE GEIGEVs HOUSE.
GEORGE stands leaning the counter, looking quite
disconsolate- Ed. enters, with NEW HsT on looking
very much pleased George looks up and the following
conversation issues:
Gsorge-Hallo, I'd! New Hat, Ell? Been up to Chi
caro lately?
Ed-why? What the ID makes you ;liul have
been Up to Chicago?
George-Why because you have got New Hat, and,
you always buy your Hats Chicago together with its
beng the latest style, concluded you had been up.
Ed must admit you good at guessing, but this
time you quite Of the way As for buying ny
Hats at Chicago when Prescott furnishes good HAT,
II better Of the latest and most asi nable STYLE is
unnecessary; besides George should patrouze Home.
George-(A ppearng very much surprised. What.
you did not buy that Hat at PAESCoTrs?
Ed.-Yes! At F. c. PREsCoLT's.
Georgewe if that is the case, takes The Hat in his
hand looks very closely must have one; this old
Hat cakes his own in his hand bought G. ". :.
Chicago the last time up aud it Is hardly fit
be seen.
Exit George and III. to P-scsT-'s. George 70. a New
Hat,
y. EIIat bougl., PR-co7T's Ioucdf free Of charge.
AIdl Il, 1874.
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MARRIED-On Wednesday evening, June oath, at OF
tawa, by Rev. H. Whip lie, Mr. AvES PEARSON and Miss
ANNA NJ. SETzER, all of Ottawa. -f1
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T WILL sell lot IS, block 50, with good building &C.,
north side Of the Court House Square, at reasona.
bic price. [jun2Il M.0SMAN.
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The Postmaster General has selected the
southern route for the overland California
mail
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DIED-At the residence of his mother in the Borough
Of Westchester Chester Co.. Pa after long illness, Jo-
sEPH W. KERR formerly of this city, aged % years.
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CABINET SHOP.

CABINET SHOE.
IN addition to the above, which We have always on
hand, we have in connection with Furniture Ware
Cabinet Shop, where manufacture constantly
Furniture of every description, from the finest the
cheapest that those who he pleased with what
have already hand, VIII be fitted out according
order, on terms at which they cannot complain.
Bob Work and Repairing
Done the shortest notice, and in manner that
fail to give satisfaction, and secondhand Furnitur
W vanished and Polished.
sEF Furniture delivered in the City without charge
6HdGrta king.
We the only agents in Ottawa for sale o. FlSh'S
METALLIC BURIAL CASES We keep constantly on
hand all sizes of WOODEN C0fFiNS. A fine Hearse al
ways readiness upon the afflicted and per-
sonal and special attention given to that business un2'
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LiL-ACEA 8 C0LUs
Esurls;- Patent wire Eence.s

arc .--- 90 +-.t--7tl
CUSHIONS, STOOLS, &C.,
Fr Church P-vs ana 70 DO ID other Kind. o. Uphol-
.t.r.lr. .luZD
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STU TE OFILLLyOLS. II tS5He (0VafV ss-C6untI
curt. Ia lSItsUlJSr IsrD, ISL D uiei Brown and
John +. Mcclellan %. Phiueas J.. Cooley-!n Attach
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Tribute Of Respect to Judge Cotton.

The death of HENRY G. CoTToN, late
County Judge of this county, was formally
announced in our Circuit Court on Wednes-
day afternoon, by Hon. A. W. Cavalry. As
the proceedings were nearly a repetition Of
the proceedings on the like occasion before
the Supreme Court, we give below the pro-
ceedings in the latter Court, as directed to
be published at the time, but which have
not heretofore been published.
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.It.ss Nncmed.
SsckICS.

CtICKLES of every Kind for Grass Cutters and Reapers
= constantly hand and made to order Old Sckles
cut and repaired The most reasonable terms.
great variety Of sections hand and for sale Also,
large lot of Sickle steel. All work warranted.
r. ID. SWEETSER,
jun6-3m BttFs Nh, Eaet Of the city X0s,
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MONEY Misunderstanding to the Treasury
estimate, there are in this country about $780,
100000 in gold, of which little more than fifth
is in the oanksleaving little short of $500 600 600
to be found elsewhere. The Treasury hoards very
commonly from twenty to twenty-five millions
leaving probably $l75, 200, 600 to be sought amo4
the people. Allowing $50, 900, 000-s liberal estf
mate--to be in actual use, there remains $685.
100000 which is boarded by the people, and to
an extent six times exceeding the Treasury.
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CARD.
CARD.
YlIHHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY LAII

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY (AU.
Ill gust 3D. entered into partnership in the House
Ca rpeners and Joiners business and having erected
new and commodious shop in the rear Of JACK
SON HALL between Third and Fourand- a-half
sti eets prepared TO contract for and perform all
rk in their line OF business either in city or coun
tr5 with which their friends the public may favor
tn EN-, on accommodating terms with promptness and
de spatch. They respectfully solicit share of the
pu bic patronage.
GEORGE w. GARRETT & co.
They have several houses and lots for sale in dit.
ferent parts OF the city on accommodating terms
G. w. GARRETT 4 co.
Au l4-lm Untel1
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No. 4O5.
JOSEPH HoDGsoN.

Dealer in Stooes, Tin, and BritGna Ware.
Seventh Street between II and l.
1[IAS NOW AND ALWAYS KEEPS FOR SALE
III at the above place. large variety of the best
@ cooking Stoves in the market warranted 10 bake or
no charge
He has fine assortment of the following wAres:--
Planished Tin Ware,
Block Tin and Britannia Wares
Tea Sets Toilet Sets
A large lot Of Lamps, Britannia, Globe, Brass, and
Parlor lamps
ALSO
A general assortment Of Tin Ware and Kitchen re-
quisites
He has also an excellent assortment of the best
Preserving Kettles in the market enameled Sauce
pans, &c., &c, which he win sell at low prices
Call and examine for yourselves
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LAW NOTICE.

TgNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL ATTEND THE
i'll Circuit and Criminal Courts of this District,
ar I'd the Court Of Claims and will promptly perform
50 oh professional duties may be entrusted TO his
charge.
His Office, ut present. is at the southwest corner of
Eleventh and r. fronting New York avenue.
An l4-n v ELLIS
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KANSAS AND SLAvERY.--The Columbia South
Carolinian refuses to join in the assault upon Gov.
Walker for his Kansas policy. II candidly admits
that the attempt TO make Kansas a slave State is
failure, and for the reason that Providence has in.
terposed an objection, The South fighting for
Kansas; It was hike fighting against the winds of
heaven and the power Of the elements. Climate
seems to settle the question better than the poll
ticans