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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-02
Daily Stages.

We have a daily line of hacks run
ming between this place and Wyan-
dott. Also one between here and
Leavenworth, and one to Westport.
There is also one to Quindaro. West
of this there is daily connection with
Lecompton, Tecumseh and Topeka.
Morning and evening OF each day our
streets present busy appearance on
the departure and arrival of the various
stages from different localities.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-02
Iowa PolNr. Antil 6. Is57,

EDITOR OF HERALD will you do
us the favor to inform your readers
that the committee of the Saco Kansas
Association. from Maine. have located
a town on Walnut Creek. ! under
stand that quite a number of the COM
pany are in the Territory but unable
to find US. Two Joined us this morn
ing quite Unexpectedly, but not the
less welcome. The best way to reach
here is to come to Iowa Point, if on
the river. If at Lawrence. or any in
land town, it might be best to come
directly to the Walnut. Enquire for
Edward H. Miles. Esq. as he is one
of the Oldest and best settlers. At
Iown Point, w. H. Beeler, merchant,
will give all necessary information.
we have selected beautiful site and
hope to have thriving New England
settlement. Yours de-,
E. n. MORRILL,.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-02
Sport fer Us.

The emigration is SO great to Kansas
this year that those who remain be-
hind are getting dishcartened. Well
they may be in view of the fact that
the business energy and Young Ameri-
caportion ofthe Eastis coming toKan-
ca, whilst the old fogy portion re-
mains behind. The Vox Populi. speak
ing on the subject says: "It is sport
for US, but death to them.''
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-02
T Provisions are exorbi,antl

W Provisions are exorbitantly
high and scarce in this market. Corn
meal has sold at 81 hundred during
the last week. and superfne -four at
$3.50. Everything is going up
Common laborers are demanding 50
q day for their services, and are diff
cult to End even at that price.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-02
Sec'y saeo Kansas Association.

Ey The press for the Emporia
News has arrived at Leavenworth,
and Mr.. PLUxB has gone for it. He
expects to get out his paper within a
couple of weeks. The country in
which he is about to open his Office is
a new one to-day, but far more popu.
lous than was this region when the
Herald of Freedom was first establish
ed hero.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-02
For the Herald Of Freedsm.
Appointments of the Kansas and Ne
braska Conference for 1857.

Appointments of the Kansas and Ne
braska Conference for 1857.
LAwRExcE DIsTRIcr-L. 3. DENNIS, P. z.
Lawrence, Ira Blackford.
Palmyra, ?, one to be supplied.
Shawnee, IS 's
CentropoIis. Wiley Jones.
Ossawattomie, NJ. NJ. Pugh.
Fort Scott, Eli II. Robertson.
Leroy, one to be supplied.
Ottumwa. ss ss
Emporia.
LEAvExwoRTH DssTEIcT-wx. BuT4, ,. Z
Leavenworth, NJ. NJ. Ham.
Quindaro, Wyandots, and Delaware
R. p. Duvail, c. Keteham; one 10
be supplied.
Delaware City, one to be supplied.
Oskaleosa, c. II. Lovejoy.
Grasshopper Falls, one to besupplis0'
Monrovia,
Columbus City, B. F. Bowman.
White Cloud, a. l.. Downey.
Doniphan, one to be supplied.
TofEKA DIsrRier-A, STILL, P. E.
Topeka, Baxter @. Dennis.
Big Springs. VIM. G.. Piper.
Council City. T. j. Ferril..
Fremont, JAS. S. Grifing..
Wabonsa, w. Marlatt..
Manhattan, n. Trafton.-
Fort Riley. JAS. Denison.
America, L. FL. Nichols.
Red VermiIlion, David Bunday.
NEBRASKA Cur DlsTRrcr-w. II. GOODE, J. T.
Plattsmouth, Hiram Birch.
Mount Pleasant, one to be sHpphed.
Nebraska City. Dan. II. Hay.
Brownyille. Jos. Camron.
Table Rock, one to be supplied.
Tecumseh, II. A. Copeland:
Salt Greek, one to be supplied.
OMAHA DrsTRIcr-J. u. oHITrss1os. P. !
Bellevue, one to be supplied.
Omaha City,. j. w. Taylor.
Florence, Isaac T. Collins.
Tekeuina, one to be supplied.
0mad; g
Fontenellee, Jas. A. Wilson.
North Bend, one to be supplied.
Black Bird. ss :.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-02
Lumber, &c.

The Lighgoot, on her first trip to
Lawrence, brought to our market an
immense quantity of pine lum mber.
flooring, siding. &c.; also large
amount Of cabinet furniture, incluling
chairs and bedsteads. They have met
with brisk sale at heavy advance
above cost. The flooring. of very in
ferior quality and scant one inch thick,
was sold for ninety dollars thousand.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-02
Into the jaws Of death,
Into the mouth Of hell.
T;La kba {. six hundred ~

Evidence of approaching success in this
enterprise in every day accumulating. IT."
seen in the letters of sympathy from the
slave States, and in the numerous aPPlica-
tions of colonis,s from the free, and, more
than all, in the readiness of capitalists to M
vest in the stock of the company. This,
however, is not accountable. Millions oi
acres of Virginia land, owned by the mer-
chants and brokers of New York and Phila-
deIphia will be made avsilable, at profit to
the present owners, who have ieretofofe
despaired of selling il at any price. Our
will therefore prove very valna.
bic medium between these 1andholders and
the hardy pioneers, who can thus be fur
nished with homesteads on easy terms. This
is too good thing to fail.
Truly yours. ELI THAYER.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-02
Wagon Road,

Arrangements have been completed
for wagon road to the Pacific and the
following gentlemen have been desig-
mated as commissioners, to-wit: VIM
81. NOBLE, of Minnesota; JOHN KIRK,
of Cali fornia; WIN. MAGRAw, of Mis-
souri,. Mr.. CAMPBELL, of the Topo-
graphical Bureau, has general charge
of the business at Washington; Mr..
LEACH superintends the main road;
MAGRAw has the section from Fort
Kearney to City Rock, and Mr.. KIRK
has the balance of the line.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-02

EE ALLEN & GlLnoRE have re-
ceived heavy stock of plows from
JoHS DEERE's mandatory in Molize.
Ill. Persons in want of such instru-
Inents should patronize this firm.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-02

R For the first time in many
weeks we find ourself among our ex-
changes. We hope to have leisure
hereafter to post ourself with what is
transpiring in the outer world. though
we must confess eur duties are very
pressing.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-02

~ New buildings are being erect
ed all over town. We have never
seen such evidences Of prosperity
about Lawrence as is now exhibited.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-02
-. Pleas read Mr. oAklsr's ad.

e Please read Hr. UAKLEY sd-
vers;sement- He claims he has very
sspsrier quality of lime. which he has
Inst burned, quite equal to that made
1t Altoa, said to be the best found in
ths western States.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-02

H Several new stores are about
being opeued in town. and more are
needed.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-02

H Mr.. JoHssos is putting up a
large three story addition to his house,
designing it for hotel.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-05-02

w It is reported that {. 200 names
have been registered from Missouri
mostly in Atchison county, with u
view of controlling the Constituti0s
al Convention.
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SEMING MACHINES

The manufacture Of sewing machines is becoming
an important branch of industry The New York
Tribune states that single thrifty house engaged
in the manufacture of hoped skirts, has one hun
dred and seventyfve sewing machines constantly at
work and is adding to the number. There are
seamstresses in New York city who first Dor
rOWed the money to buy one and now own two
or three, hiring other seamstresses to work those
for which their own hands do not suffice. For sew
lag leather other work too heavy for delicate fe
male fingers some of them are unequaed. The ri
5uH says may be exravagant to estimate that half
the sewing in New York city is at present done by
machines, but thinks the time is rapidly approach
ing when at least three-fourths will be. single
inventor, who has become two well off to manufac-
ture machines is receiving from various manufac-
lures at the rate of $4,000 per for the pri-
ylege Of using his patent.
Our friend Brockway, 7l3 Public Square, is the
general agent for the sale of these machines in Ten
uessee.
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OVERLAND MAIL ROUTE TO CALI
FORNIA.
Post OffIco Departments,


A ACT Of Congress, approved Sd March, 1851 nazls
"A appropriations for the service Of the Post ohes bs
Tides;
''See 10 That the Postmaster General be and be is
hereby authorized 70 contract for The convey ance Of @
entire letter mail from such point the Mssssppi r7f
as the constructors may select San Francsco n ne
state Of California, for SIX years, at cost nos exceeding
inree hundred thousand dollars per annum Tor elo-
thy, four hundred and fy thousand dollars for weekly
or SIX hundred thousand dollars fer semi-Weey service.
@ be performed ssmimOnthly, weekly, or seraWesk g
the option Of the Postmaster Gensra.
"Seo H. Thai the contract shall require the service 10
be performed with good ourh0rss coaches OF spring Wag
0ns suitable for The conveyance Of passengers Ws g
the safety and security Of the nails
Sec L. That the contractor shall have the right Of pre-
emptOn 10 three hundred and twenty agres Of any land
not then disposed Of reserved az each point Necessary
for station not 10 be than ten miles IRON each
other; and provided that mineral land shall be thus pre-
smpted.
See Is That the said service shall be performed with
II twenty-five days of each tp ana mas before enter
ing into such contract the Postmaster General shall be SAT-
ished Of the ability and disposition Of the parties 51
ds aud IN good faith, to perform the said contae ana
shall require good and sufficient security for he perform
ance Of the same, the service to within Twelve
months after the signing Of the contract
Proposals viii accordingly be received a the Conlr1ct
Once OF the Post Office Department until r d. o. ne
Isl day Of June, 1857 for conveying mails under he pro-
visions Of the above act
Besides the starting point the Mississippi river, bid
ders VAL name the intermediate points proposed 70 be en-
0raced In lhs route and otherwise designate Us course 8
nearly as practicable.
separate proposals are invited for ssusi-zaoat toss
and sens lgse5.y trips each way.
ne oecialon upon the proposals offered VIII be made
after the POSTMASTER General shall be satisfied Of The abi
Y and disposition Of the parties in good faith to perform
the contract.
guarantee is to be executed with good and sufficient
suree that The contract shall be exsued With Ike good
security, whenever the contractor or contractors shall be
required to do 80 By the Postmaster General and the
wee must commences within twelve months after the date
Of such contract.
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In itare combined the prophecies Of TOsIc, DIURErc and
ALTERATIvE,
such az
Diarhaa RHIioususss Dyspepsia, Indigestion Headache,
ness or Debility Pain in stomach or Bowels COstvensss,
Night Fevers, YelloWness of the Skin, &c.
When TAKEN neutrslZes and removes any morbid
tons in the Stomach and strengthens the Digestive Organs
will also any disease OF the Uterus, Kidneys, Blad-
DER or Urinary Organs and as an atera7e it purdes and
bOils, pimples OF bl2tehes from the skin
T and be convinced Of its wonderful iHvigOratng
For CHILDREN who puny weak and sickly advise
parents to give them teaspoonfal Of the CORDIAL daily
III , See Circular. Frice, 81 rer bottle
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole proprietor Of this Cordial.
Of Principal Depot, on the corner Of Third and Pine sts
ST. Louis, Missouri.
~ Fer sale by all the principal Druggists in the city and
country.
10 GREAT EXCITEMENT PREVAILS
ali over the country in consequence Of the ire.
Lfmiment Il is supercediHg every Liniment and
remedy for the Of local pains and external diseases
Hundreds Of confirmed cIpples have been made 70 walk
chronic sores, and had tried in vain many remedies
and inimeDts now before the public, have been per-
maneny cured by the use Of few small bottles o. Nc
Leans Celebrated Linimemts
1t s longer untrled remedy but fixed and immOT
have used it, that mcLe2n7s VOlcnnic oil Limt-
mentis the best Lini that has ever been diseov
ered and the only reliable remedy for the permanent cure Of
Sores Of all kinds SWeng any local pains on man or
animals.
Livery stable Keepers, Farmers, Dray-
and all that tho charge Of horses should keep supply
constantly on hand to be used in time Ofneed-
PRICE OF THE LINIMENT
In consequence Of the increasing demand for this valuable
Hnimen its putin twenty-five cent bottles y cent
and do liar bottles. TIE ay cent bottles contain three
proportion thef cost shat purchasers viii save money BY
getting the larger sizes.
ed to the proprietor JANIS H. MCLEA n, st Louis, Ne.
apr25-dtWoz I'm Is
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WASHINGTON, June 8.-Many of the most re-
spected citizens have signed call for public meet
ing to condemn the late riots and spprove the
course Of the President and Mayor in quelling the
disturbance
David Il. Burr, Surveyor General of Utah. has ar
rived He states that the Mormon Logon is poorly
equipped.
Mr.. Burr thinks 1000 troops would Overawe
them.
The MormOns had not heard, before he left, of the
intention Of the Government to send force thither
but they frequently laugh at the idea of the Govern
ment enforcing the federal laws against them; citing
insutheiency in Kansas as conclusive evidence on
that point.
Burr suppOses that half the MOrmons would rise
against Young fthey were protected by the Govern
ment troops.
He does not apprehend that the MormOns viii
show tight. He thinks they will leave with Young,
provided they find another locality.
Burr says Salt Lake is poor, miserable settle
ment AFFECT poverty is every where. Koung's
word is law.
The oppression Of the Mormons is cruel, but hope
less under present rulers.
There are only about fifty families in the Terrific
~, and they the objects of bitter persecution.
CHICAGO. June 9-Alr. John Wentworth Mayor
of this city arrested this morning by the U. S.
Marshal, charged with stealing mail bags. He is
held to bail for So, 900. His examination will take
place this afternoon.
BOSTON, June "a fire occurred at Chelsea at
midnight last night, destroying 10 dwelling houses
belonging to Geo. W. Gerrish. Loss in buildings
$4,000, in furniture not ascertained.
BALTIMORE, June 9.-Marlets dull; prices IN.
changed.
. ST. LOUIS, June Flour rs; corn declining,
white 95 gunny cloth 49,
LOUISVILLE, June 9.-Gen Walker received
visits from the citizens this morning He attended
the theatre with his staff and leaves for Cincinnati
tomorrow.
River, 81 feet water on the falls, rising slowly
Weather was rainy last night but is now clear
Thermometer 80.
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PILESI PILES PILES I

THIS HrHERro DTaAOrABLH DISEASE or EyEET FORK AND
IN EvERT STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS OshH.
DIR. CAVAFAUGH's PILE sALVE
WILL never fail in giving immediate relief, and posi-
w lively curing the and most obstinate cases Of
Hemorrhoids or Piles. Il is the
ONLY INFALLIBLB Remedy KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and is the result Of years
Of Datieut study and Investigation.
Sufferers from Piles have rsmsdy at hand which
STAND TIE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure its part to dc eli the proprietor
claims for It.
Full directions accompanying each box and Gil hat q
requisite is strictly 70 observe hem, and will soon
to hollow.
DR.. 7 Il. CAVAEAUGH, (Pregent)
Dear Sir. When arrived IN the city few days aEo,
was suffering intensely With the piles. mentioned u
condition yOu, ssking your advice You feeomsnesa
your Pile Savs saying would iIisd the
effect was immediate, and now vel, os.le'e Is
70 BE- as il proved in my case invaluable remedy Ane
q tor that disease the Piles and as saaa fe9'
mend it 20 others.
~ Price 81 per box For sale in Nashville BY EFin
Bros WhOlesas Agents. and b. Druggists and Dealers
generally,
Dr. T, H, CAVAEAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
ausgI-lv inside ST. Louis. No.
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Read ThisI-A HOuander's TestimOny.-
JACOB RINSK rs living the Holland settlement She
boygan, Wisconsin, says: 'Aer suffering time
the misery attending proration of mind and body
have restored by using Behhve's Holland Bltters
To perfect health -
The fact Of this remedy being in such high rePute among
the Holanders Wisconsin, Michigan New York fact
every Holland settlement the United States argues much
It's favor.
Tryit-for Chronic Nervous Debility, any Nervous,
Rheumatic, or Neurlagic affection.
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SPEECHES OF HENRY CIAY.-We are indebted to
n. S. Barnes Co., through Hagan s. Bro, book
sellers of this city, for two handsomely printed
volumes containing the speeches of Henry Clay
edited by Calvin Cotton. To the politician these
sgeeches are invaluable.
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The Tsigned, residngai -, SAFE o. under
take that the foregoing bid to- carrying the mail the
route from - on the Mississippi nVar, 10 San Francisco,
California, be accepted By the Postmaster General The
bidder shall when required By lbs P0smas ter General
enter into the necessary obligation perform the service
proposed, with good and sufficient surstiss.
This We do understanding distinctly the Obligation and
liabilities assumed BY gUarantJrs under The 2sh section
Of the soi Of Congress Of July 2, 1885.
Dated. (Signsd By two guaraEtora)
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THE FLUX ANNIHILATED.

EVERY Summer and Fall thousands Of persons die Of
Flux, Cholera, Dysentery, Gripping Palms, and other
irregularities Bowels 1t be cured in every
by the oTuckers Cholera Syrup, which
been tested by the best physicians in the South and
West by them pronounced the efeeuaI remedy
1t has performed astonishing than
any other specific human life be saved in
out Of by Of IS Buy bottle and
keep it by you.
For sale in Nashville by HERMAN & RAINS, and T.
WELLS, Agents The Proprietor having unbounded
fdenee the efficacy Of his medicine authorised
Agents distribute it cautiously gnt its
thoroughly tested Persons afflicted with any above
complaints will please call the agents and get bottle
free Of charge. [mRy6-tf.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
q g.
PORT OF NAsHVIL LIE.

Steamer Blanche Lewis arrived on Tuesday eve
ming, with load from steamer Nashville, the latter
having been laid up at Paducah, the scarcity and
low rates Of freight not ustfying her making anoth
er trip to New Orleans this season.
Steamer Altoona, from St. Louis, was expected up
last night The Blanche Lewis left her below
the mouth Of Harpeth, transferring her freight to
lighters.
There are 81 feet scant on Harpeth Shoals and
falling slowly.
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SALE OF CRY PRoPERTY.-The sale Of the resi-
dence Of Eli L. Woods situated on North Market
street. viii take place the premises at precisely
II o'clock. Those wishing to purchase fine fami-
ly residence convenient to business, will consult
their interest by attending it will positively be
sold
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Second Gail on the Subscribers of stock
to Nashville Coal COmPany.-Ths subscribers Of
stock to the Nashville Coal Company notified
cOnd call Of 20 per upon the ubebedh been
make payable the 18th July the Bank the Union
The work progressing rapidly and it is important that
the calls should be promptly to enable company to
make shipment of coal the first rise water in the Fall
D. r. CARTER.
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BS5- Ira P. Jones, Esq, viii deliver an address
before the Literary Societies of the University of
Nashville in the First Presbyterian Church, this
evening at halfpast eight o'clock. The public are
invited to attend
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a Gard.

THIS a 10 notify those who seem 20 take more interest
I'D know more about my business than dos and are
iorfnv 10 psrsuaf The people that do up %
bafI adverze, that their mt riereuc8 with my affairs
a. conference.-the asit5 thank-ss, and would also
nv tbanksto those Of my friends who have literally p4L
ronzed me- all Of whom have, 90 aras my En0edE goes
expressed their fan appreciation in my mods OF doing bust
mesa / would say that still selling and the slari
pac8 time have made presents % the amount % over
Five Hundred Dollars, and have lime charged oc lu
the usual retail prcs, and IN twenty-five per
less IN instance Wi the purchaser be asse 81 take re
book unless be is fully satisfied be has the wouh % BIS %
ey, independent OF the aif he might receive wish %
distinctly understood thai money s received Tor ne t
that Is no lottery neither I'm the nature OF lottery
request All those thar want Books cali 40 No Cedar
Street, where there thousands % Gifts SUI on hand % %
gIvsn sway fmaqI7-fl CHARLES F0As
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Ba5@ The cigar manufacturers of the United
States will meet in national convention at Phadel-
phis on the LIST Of July, to talk about business gen
orally, and have grand smoke
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L. -, county OF --, state Of ---, propose t-
convey the entire letter mail for the Of SIX years
from the date specified in the contract for eommeneue
service, from -, the Mississippi river, By --, %
San Francisco, California areeably 10 the adVsr1slsnt
Of the Postmaster General Of the 23Ih April 1851 good
four house coaches spring wagons suitable Tor the
veyancs Of passengers well the say and security Of
the mails ss8liHa0tbly each way. for toe annual
- dollars; lgssky each way for the annual sum Of -
dollars ss1sigss, each way, for the annual sum Of -
dollars
Tated .-ssr.
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FOR SHERTFF.

Election First Saturday in March 1858
We are authorized to JAMES N. HIHroE oandi
asls lor Sheriff Of Davidson county mRy27
We are authorized y announce JoHN K. EDMOxDsoE a
candidate for reelection Sheriff Of Davidson county.
may %
We are suthOrizss to announce E. B. B1s1Er candidate
"a Sheriff Of Davidson county. may %
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evening, at his auction room, some of the finest
books ever offered in Tennessee. Those who wish
to rePenish their libraries should embrace this OPP
pOrtunity
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The undersigned postmaster Of -. State Of --. cs
tiles ss his cath Of 0is that be is acquainted with n
above gusranors and knows them 70 be men ef prper
and able 70 make good their guarantees,
Lated. (Sirned)
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"a We are indebted to the Hon. R. J. Walker
for copy Of his Inaugural Address as Governor Of
Kansas Territory, delivered at Lecompton.
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IL We are authorized 10 announce MosEs sINsLEToN
candidate to Represent he counties Of Dayidson Robert
son. Cheatham, Montgomery, Dickson and Stewart in the
next Congress OF the United States.
Ih' GAINESVILLE Jss0naH win copy and send bin to this
ONCE for collection.
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II We are authorised to announce s. A. DAVIDSON
candidate TO represent Davidson county, lower
Of the next Legislature. june9-ld*
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~ The complimentary benefit rendered by a
number Of our citizens to Miss Marion Mccarthy,
has been postponed until tomorrow, friday eve
ming.