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Nn Gen @erfaier pes DiaIpss in Din. >. @ll-

S' w" Srt l"ltf ptS Otalp9o i'll 9p. 2. 3. 9l.i
Sr germ mir cS Dcrmicpcn bIttru, uns in unlcru Dir
tteih gu pcrlrnllbttitel perabaIlaNsil, IL npt9mcnpia
ut bislss lletel 9eJenm1ltig, I'M Sn Sriaer, wclhru .9lb,
oub Der olcbbrit, rrS ~llnflatHco, mir in Gem &erfahtr
ps Oialr9e in Nr. 2 .. @l. Ypr uns Goten.
Yer Strtaner jcnco iltcr alic Se1rifft rummcn NRohs
Ncrfr6 ut eth ltntblcrilher IND ratcl rr piimmite
Shuimeilter. ippbnbaft ali Srparjtr, rcr - mcil lcjue
SdDnle Die toptlitbe Shwinrjudt bat - nm, Dem Se.
llttttsllluS 5u ibmeitlcln, 9rgsn Nnrcrsa!1upiac lrlue
SAnan5e gu tfncn iih srrrdt wGbrenp CT unp icine
0arlllle, ais man ibm i'll Der Mnrlbnlitrcet ben Oar.
ms nlathte, nlebr rpn zen milpcn 0abrn Der Qutyrrontr
aS &athplifen lrhte mn, nm cS ant an Iaacn, mctr
POM Setleli ubsi @ricrn ais eeeterr." MI
Der SerIaler jeHcS elcnben Wtapmcrfss lit nrd is
ltilSerlt0anlt, eines Ws9enltancc5 gu e%rnGDncn, Der tim
lliO lclnenl Sruoer nlr Shanpe berciten fam; p,uu
Der NtrpS, Den bic &Labcn abAcmafelt uno Dem Der
bobsl 9ewalti9 ans9ctInIrn merpcn icu, lit pcrlsIhr
eer ppn Dem Srnotr pcS lSppiihen Sr,faNers in Der
u9telIing Jun" nnf mprrertihe gGeile riidlinos iitcr,
faten unp 81 Sppen 9cnorfen, BON msGreren 8uteu
m'bDnnerlt uno ibm ratei cas- Yprtempnnep nit eiuem
SnAnlte pom Gtnem unp einen balbcn Dollar oeroubt
purSe. llnS nun lAalmt iih Ter S~eria[sr uibt sinmaI
raopn nifDt MIR Grlpalnnn9 81 tbun, lrnecrn luAt milf
prbtlanSblalen, mas NIT Mtprb Slsibbebeuteup 1T. midi
Su %beprrben. @ ~ ""
9iun lttnrl CUR 9a6e: $50 mi1ltea Sie midi an
ipretbcn, lorrr &erfnler - Sclite man olouheu nos
Elm Menlt, Der Den Namen gcbrsr. fibrt, 10 nieprrtratbs
t9e 0tpnnfrn I'M S6ilpe fubren fGnnte! Gull man
tihehl ShPleef Del erutlfbrn pplitilhcn Gcreinen rno
EuNtearteiten nod ZEN 3rtritt %9eftattru? Sam Elm
lolb' njerertraettr Si9eeitelbute Griirter uno Qrbrcr
"ri Frcteitantlbtn &inpern fem! 9lae Gltrrn, pelae
Nteal%sn i'm ipaDren Sinme Res gecrtsS inb, fin feter-
tltblr aEigeTororrt, iDre &inper, ircuu fe lbnen lirb finn
Spn pleiem ctntalti9lten auer Seiuitsn 9inmraiun,bmen
tr mag lin pann NIT ben &inpern Der Selmten alein
bfl6nttt9clt, uno eaS Ycn @Ottrs unp 9te6tspeaen.
sd nfDnr hiernit @bldice Ycn S6nen, Serr SW-St
atsr ribt pte sic unD a1r ihmnsise 5cialnae IS
tNlln. DE = INN nidt auf fn9lihe @egrnltanoe Nspe
nnO Nntnort 3n 9eben = ms Wpttcsbaus trsten, lun-
psfn 10y bin Ia0 m'rte immsr sur 6anp lsin, no man
cinci r'tmiien Golpel tsbobeln fann unp lol. SD iooe
5Dnen. sic GinfaIti9lter intsr zen @iniGltiaen:
nSo lnn9e blribt Die yBclt ppl SuaG uno ,Sorm
his an pslt lsBten 9fafenparm pr lrste @nlflrr
Yrietsr unp Ssfuiten=@6e banst - Gin ebrliders
@tanA' Dug. 5a9rsnbrud.
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9Serei,t Ser g0ahrhrit.

"a id unter ptigem 9ionen ncucrpin9s cin Sercia
9etiIpet bht, 70 lapcn mir bicrmit aIe Wabr9citlicbenecu
unp fci renfcnocn sNCInmer Gin, Ib M riclem Screen
reht %snblreidb St bstbrtli9en. SSir miNen ierpA ;,,glrih
6cmcrfen, rab oac r~icjenisrn. re 81 Dem ScrpumnnmoS-
Serein nes bier lestetn permeienrrn Eaters gSennin-
ger %aeh1rca, mid aufgrnpmmcn merrrn fGnnr,, nc /
unlerer Nufgabr, 0iht mo sSatrNeit III scrbreitcr, lcitht
g Mmieri9fcitcn entltc9ea fGnntcn Nsnn, rim Mjta!i,p
a%cnannten Scrrins, 9lauten mir, iR fibia itltt furt,
ltinen Atbem Der SSnbrteit leiliscs 0idtt al YrrpeIfcn,
oarmm millelt mir nns feiertiht scaen 9ufnabme lplthcs
@smirmcS, has i'm Ounfeln i6Ieiht, scrmahrcn. a8tr
scben ater 5u9leid aud iepem ih acknowledgements
RE Seriidsrun9, DAP fsne spn bielen Gtrrlben lid in
unlsrn Acnpsl Der ~SSabr9eit ciniAlcihen faun. guf
uaNmeYOn Mitstiecrrn selbic6t nGbitsn Sreitao Wtrnps
nm s ubr in Der Gurnbaae.
lin iusleib autb Elm @eranIscn su tcsnefcl1, milf
len mir nod bemcrFcn, rnb @elange einseitt merr,,
Die ~sSnbrheit bsfDrocrn Dslfen, un!rr Oireftium eincS
b%eribmtcn jfapellmeifrre. Der IprIfoub
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@er,rrifnfca.

Gtn Stud Wittelalter in q merifa.
Sn benz Scrfc Gousrrp I'M Staate gtcrtb Carolina, it
per ctnl9e1 Ga8cn cine 0eihi6te ;u Gage scfcn,mcn,
Bel Der man iiA unpilIfirliG frascn mlt6, p6 mir rer,u
i%pirtlll i'm neunSeGntcn Sogr9uuccrt unb pirtll6 in
DEM erleudtsten ganre ls6en, bas fir cine Qualification
llnp Stlonn9 ME Ma9pmep nit Scucr rno Shpcrt
prppa9anpa jt Madden beltrett it,.
YIN Sradlnlter, ginn,er5 Nugent, Iudte bort eiuer
@reritsn'ann SIT %belimmcr, rap CT i9m Tic 0eide eturS
tur6ilW pe9rateiell &thbr5 %au69raGe. Der Manu iNlla
DIS Mnlinnen ab unb ~ptauScrtc parIter, mubei or ,us
9letb merfrn licB, ZAP gtugcnt tercit5 bic 2sitben ,,rcicr
NfIpder aussc9rabcn BABE, um tarollS ,g(r;ncicn" III
madeit. Der Safer bieier MGo6sn bSrte scn Dem Gje<
reSe, lirB bic Grdtcr Gfnen unb wtrtlidt fauo lid, raE
bic Sri@en ianmt ben SG1rgcn fort marcn. Oa Dies te
Mnaaben iber Mt9cnt YouitGupis gu ~tcfdtissn INirn,
70 CAB lib III Der NaNbar{halt cine f,,rtt6are GntrIi>
flung 9c9rn b~rnlclGen funb unS man tcIh(ug, iGn i'm
SSe9e Der ScIfSiufis innmartiN tSu~ltrafru.
SpA ais man naG lcincr 98p9nun9 fam, fanb man
i'm in Sen lestcn 3i9rn lie9cn. Die Ginrt mcinte,,,
ha6 er aus 5rrAt Ycr Strafc Gift scnpmmen, bic 9ns
heru, bab CT iib purd pttlfade Ssri6runa nit verne,
ten 2ci@cn Ycr9iftet Babe. @m Mittpccb Den 6. @lai
itnrb 9tugent, suppr a6cr lcotc or bas GjeIGnbuiE ob.
rap CT az l~stlS5ebn seidea alsse9rabem unc, na6rcm
er ~SlrSacien parau8 gcmadt, pertrannt safe. Sin Der
Spht l"HV W"h HNlVl utHl |tlHeN9uU,Pn III lclllem Nas
min cine Men9r 3abne unD Meui6entnrbsn. 9luacnt
bate cine ncllc 1rStli6e 5Geprie ~erIunrcl1, mpnotb or
icpe &ranf6eit irgcnb zines &Grpertleies rurA Gin %
frft son Fem cntiprrhenprn &Srpcrt9sile IcltIt Geilcr
mr!ltc. Gr fcdte aus MfcrlNcnlebern cine 9ri9e, inue
nit er grrrrfranfbeitcl gu 6cilrn unttrrabm, aus Ilens
fhcnlun9en lott CT cine ar3nei 9e9en 9un9cntranttritrn
Ii. ~. Sir pen Serfauf bieler ~slr;ncicn bate cr 2lgen-
ten III Salisbury nnp gjpIoaboroug0, Die ibm ~selcsrnt<
liN auA 9riAname ~liefertfn. gtnrr oieie qsenten lit
Ycrbaftet mrroen.
= ant &ir9inirn laufct Gfa9sn Gin i6cr Die madA-
ienpe ;3a0l Der 3iasuner, ,rclAe in jcnem staatr ld
1tmbertreibt. 9Sie iiheraQ, no piec5 ~Ipnterthrc myltrs
rise ScIf ih einfnrst, fGbren lie audD in @ireinicn
Sa9otunoirrnres Grtcn, bel&aiti9sn i@ nit 8agrTasen
IMP StrDlen UNI linp nan.ent!i@ fit te @lanSsr cine
wo0rr @la9e, intcm ie nit BEN Gttnycn an6inbcn uno
bercn 9~fei9nn8 gum Gn!mcnren III ibrcm risrncn &cr.
tbeil nWstsiltea. sic 3ic6en in flrintn Grupp5 umbcr,
fii@ren a~uipciIen feline g&d9en, pftnal5 aup mr. Gin
Yleto NIT i'd. 9Spbrr ls 0efomnsn, meiB man ni6t.
sic lpretfGn 9rl1uta engliih, unO es lit pater ~tebuptet
fpUrprn, rap ie in rem 9eu Gnslanritaatcn ~Nttprcn
ietrn, mpGer i6re 9ei9ung, NIT ten Gclayen sracn iNre
perren Sl ermplcttiren. Dieter 9(nliMt miro ober Ycn
onoercr Geite wiperiprrten. ba i6r Saint, 70 mic Der
@ttent ~SurdbaAs frenbartiB ii.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-06-10
@esbrter &otbcrolcns 0uppsl< 8reu,. Ola

m Seeprtfr Satberalcn Jtuppel= Greu, ~9(iltr,eri
SGr i'll Ne. 2 peS ~2(nseigcr5 ~lcrirsnrer Italuo. i'm
Sinne Orr triitiidcn 2iste otstfnBt, mic Ie tte in Gjfar:
iIno 9raht paHrbrnpe, alcin leltsmn,tenpe tatbclilhs
&irde 9cbietrt, bat milo 70 entsidt, oa6 id, S5ncu Zen
Sorlblag madhcn inuB, t%en1eftrn fir Die SiGne. Der
Shpnbelt ino Grbatentejt ipegen, pramatiiiren IN lnl.
len, ODER telsr, e5 iclblt 81 tbun. 0trn bGtte ib rph
la''9er pielem 3rn9enfampf ..,miiNm Semen uno pcn,
Derrn s., ". mn 9. 81 @mntcn Ger NapicrmTG(eu u
peS ;3citunazJicrattcurS linldvpeisenb ~,uaaeIeber. mrrn
sic nas tSie ;3Hnslsin ttiIer i'm 3aun,e ac6altcn bStien
ltno ni6t 9e9en BEN 9on1en 9rptetantismus unb Natip.
raltamus III SeIre acip9en mGren. G5 lbeint falf. ols
% sir Ypr lluter ge3eilternn9 I'M auoentlide pes Div
le0"frlarens islblt nidt re@t 9spu6t babcn, mas Gle
tDaten ltno l6ricbc!t, lonit fonntcn Sic pudb unnGoIih
ais gutter ircnmer GGriit fit lclthrr 9Gtspriif, tcpisnen
unp MnoerSAlauti9e nit etner &rcm,pttcr orrotciher
&al'n etra Gin %sr9leid 9anrgreTitber uno renIihrr
au59errlldt irereel, ais pnrrb Die 5Sraoe: Otter. mos
bnben Der Wfpld, Gle &rGte uuo Der rIiupiae 81 ps in
osinrr @eietilhaft St tbun? Sieie liebsnsmiroiosr g.
tul1turcn maren rct p6engenannten Srri 6erren ,loe.
OhtAt. SSte rnglitfli@ Der 10 plSslih in efenpe Greoe
taren DermanprIte 5tiuinsirat lid in lsiner iekiorn 0nor
beftnpet, uno wie Der Stter Die ibr suaepahtrn rife
%idhnterien, lit unbeihreiblib. &rcspen1 oter Mir Drr
Vtops %IrrtIabren su belen ino Die Sttfanae an teiRen.
10 lan9e !Utp 9rplhe Subjcctc aus tenn @pttesbauje cine
Srrolmnlun95anltait uno einen OGBentempcf III maiden
il,then, i'm Der 9erll!pi9cn tliup,n Seerpe ric yDpge ~
l6csren, Die lie irabrlheiniid Den @Gttern ppieru Sra
gen sic nnr rrtbt piei oniu Sci, caB bic ttr,fhtioe N,n.
npmnsbeerre repliN 9elbcreu pirp ,,r Gcrmebrrnn bra
@lanSes nno rer 9rndht Sbrsr &irber, bas lie i6r n H.
Jam erworbcnsf Steerflsin iir 9clcene &reu,e %oarbrinot
nm 9pr ctslei, @bsentilcern aispsrsufaQen; ferner W.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-06-10
Vermis -Anzelgen.

SfilfI Sls ZEN Otsner 9rttes ntGt, rms 'iletrias miro
r. nfttt %perseNsn. @r1ten Sic i~ibrieens meitcre feline
annsifumaei1 unS 2lnlidten 3u bassn minlhcn, 70 far.
zen s2te its orstlt 3n mir rper irssns eincm Yrptefanfcn
setalIli9it ncrfa9sn audi bin i'd brett, Sbnen rim Gun.
s]sflntsrlis s.tie0t CUR Srrfiauns su nclem, fails @ie
WI leatsrsr' Wf's9snNe't nm einise SdimpfmSrtsr rper
ltsalliAe Nusrriide in Scrtrgenbeit Iein I~pllten. Scr
Ntlntrl rr dril5liben Gicte perprdt ia auss unb gbiw.
luton miro in ~bsutiscn 2o9cn tiIis leflsetutsa.
G.
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Siinsit ficI IS 3weien Sutcn Gin
Scitungel6reitcr mai All Iciu.

SinSlt pei IS 3peifn Vubcn Gin
3citun91ldreitcr mai su lciu.
Der Gine mar rsr ,bcrf gu 9tittcnm,
9elttten nur yen Seiuitcn;
2cr glnecrc IL Der ,barbt an Stein"
Der aud ipptlt' germ 9elittrn lcim.
Qls Sritnn9si6tsiter liEc mir tlna.
0cnn 0ummf6pf' marin mir lana' oeu,rla.
Sr pahten le; e9' man's ecrIab,
gSar AUDI elm Dtalps fdpn pa.
9fit irelhcn Sinme nnp SerItanb.
Sit III BEN Speirn Sers s%enannt.
&rcusotter, &rBtr NuGd unb Sunb.
Die f9lrlcn einen observation-disclosures
Us ihlulIcn rtnen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
&rcu3pttrr, &rbte, Ntpid uno Iounp.
= irclh' beocutln9Sppaer Sinu,
Gtrst nibt in bis(rn gGcrten prin!
SIR Snesn, SIR SALTS melt gstradt,
9Shreet SIR nur niht auSaelaht.
Sp6 llnranF lit Der gBelten Qctn.
sept ernptrt S9r rIr S6mad pappu.
Dcd Der 9eimmel irirp's Yereslter,
Den, Die Cure DeisGsit Idslten.
SD leltit spar muB nit 9luSern laden
lleter eltrr eummen Sahen;
unp pabrcno mir uns 10 erouidcn.
Solgt Guh's &rsu5 idcu auf Dem Ni;dsu.
3u Glcln irip Sbr ausrrtrrelm,
9eur feblen sud- bic l0ngcn Sbrcn.
gier 8ige aud srmanssln @ud,
Sennptb ieip SIR ben Glc!m sleitO:
SIR mibt filr iryt Sud- nod teoniocu.
Statt 81 trabrn uir 81 f%rictbcn.
gIun, &rte4srri s it lansit t%rtannt,
SSar Son jeber Guer Stanp.
9Seat Slr mieper 3cituns l&reiben,
Srin9t mas Sel'res, ipnlt laBt's blritrn;
ueper!c9t Suerlt ras 0an;e
lno Salmrt nidt rus Yirrp bcim S6mau,r.
Sfnl %turWabr beim licern Wptt -
Us tfitt Sud- NOD nit srGB'rcm sput,
&iinftis laft Gu6 nidt tetriiocn, g
NaEt Die ldnercu Steiue lieacn,
Cont sct' ih GIrsn Glelsbadeu rr
9art'rt Nille auf,ufnadeu.
Bum Scprilen g'gGrt S%crltanc,
yin Sing, pas Spr npb ME %scfannt.
Gnpeu muat SIR nm pcn strcit.
" 1T paS &lil9ltc fir Gub yeut;
$50 J~rpndb'et gu ~btpcilrn,
SPrniGt pie Gisl aus pen 0leilcn.
lln0 tabt %temieien lang unp brett,
Nur nap 49, Sgr - pun,me Glel irfp.
..s.sa u. gtdsr.
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Serniitbfe europSifese ssaebrid5tcm.

Bten. llnicrr Damon merren III Der Dcnriacn GENT
narration, itatt Der StrOD9Tte, CUR Ntmct0slum9 size
son G'iaS tsa8cn. 9n Der StrobmcGcs ,nt Strp6trids
iAnlc sit 3tnnmalp III gSgmrn msrrtl1 r1mliN, tbejl,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-06-10
2aacrbier teiu Eab,

better SuaItdt. lam sn lntcrSeidnetsm tep9cn werbcn unb mirS
Won bemielbtn fri ins Sous ecticfrt. Sriclnnacn ninn,t entae en-
pr. .. 81. &rienbaum, Gde Srpab~ unb 6. Gtrafe. FUR
E-t|.uu.,.W .fr. VA t...a r..I g. 26wtntein, gIst.
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@cIhGfts : Serlcouno.

SG Made benz 9sebrten @ubtifum bic Itstae, boE ib meir
@eibdft, mad bem Store brS 6rn. @6atc, lie Srpacftr.. rcrlest
ea 10 S@ Or msIee Mid jeoerssit %tsilreter, als III men Gei@dft
lhlagcnee gutr69t euf has 9nntlidic unb SiQiohe aus;uflt.
rem. ollie &rsn pn paararbrii:h wtrben Eel mir aemott, frpie
uRret unp @lrds reparirt unb fur beren Cite aoronirt.
'' '-t" 90 '' SSm. SR I ST F.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-06-10

@esin jsbiacs @efbdfspfaI am L. SuIi Sen Scrren Gcbraerr
Glider obircicne, ~bcobiIdbtsc ib metn Eager "pn Gi0arrcn. gS,;ncn
unS !Srontps auf grtpahpcss ;unr apirnprcis ,u %psrduFrrn, rtS
abe eaber baS 9eianunte 9uttitun Elm, bGe @elcacntch su ba,ueen,
quite Iriifel inter benz 9sm6bnIidtn Setaufsprtlc III crbaltcn.
81. gEeifboher.
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SSidtia fir 0fleQIhoIten.

Der Saal in gtep- Mtartet Srtel, Ode Der 6. unb
Warlbaotraee, itctt fir @clsultaitsn UNI fpnlise
Serlammlnn9cn biais si sermictbrn. =
- A'i18&S. MarrbauIcn H.. Gpn:p.
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@es,e Mm3eiaen.
@rion9vcrcin @intramt.

Die Mlttstieoer ecs &ersims meroen su einer grtro.
serlamnlun9 AM Sreitaa Zen T. -. Ntts, pr9cile
abenrs 8 llbp in, gsreineiotatc stn9elacen.
Der Scrt anb.
Gas SieSiaert9e Sdcttcnf@isBrn Srr Sirstnia- RiFc-
Gcmpa9nic fiuret am nGhIten Wpntna, ben Is. sunni.
i'm Speale RES Scrrn Sturm om 5n; Der 2. StraEe
lfatt, unb perccn biermit anc Gbrcumitaliepcr ter
epmpa9nie frsunbti6it unpa ~er9ctenlt pa,u eineelaben.
SIM @uftrase: sc. 9rtmonn, 2%intbauer,
SVinncnlann, Sehrina,
sfCf j.. t.tt @rc6nwatc.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-03-26
Gov. Gcary--His two Statements

Some journals are commenting on the
apparent contradictions between the state
ment Governor Geary made to the editors
OF the st. Louis Democrat, and his farewell
address to the people of Kansas.
The Democrat of Thursday saws:
"Gov. Geary and his Private Secretary
came to this Office unsolicited by us and
voluntarily, in the presence of five or six
gentlemen, gave utterance not only to all
we have put in his mouth, but great de al
more that we did not find room to publish.
and which our pen could not, by any pos
sibility, have colored SO highly as did the
words Of his tongue. He spoke freely,
fully, and most Indignantly of the outrages
of the Pro-Slavery faction in Kansas, their
mail robberies, their murders, their legisla-
tive and judicial denominations, and declar-
ed that henceforward the paddock should
drop from his lips, and the whole truth
should be made known We have no ap-
prehensions that Gov. Geary will deny any
Of our statements"
Those who know Gov. Geary will readi-
ly understand the apparent contradiction.
The two statements are precisely alike, ex-
cept where to Governors vanity has led
him to misrepresent things in order to get
greater credit to himself and to boast of
what wonders he had done.-Cm: Gaz,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-03-26
THE DEAD INFANT IN THE CoRNF1ELD

The DEAD INFANT IN THE CoRNFIELD.
On Saturday night last, William Tho,op-
son, who resides in Delaware county, Indi-
ana, was lodged in the Jail of Warren Co.,
O., on a charge of being concerned in the
murder of child found in the cornfeld,
near Carlisle station, on the Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad. Itappears that Thomp-
son was guardian of the mother, who is
wealthy and has been the victim of some
scoundrel, and had her child in Wayne coun-
ty, Indiana. In order to take her back to
Delaware county, where heretofore she en-
joyed an untanished reputation, it was ne
cessary to dispose of the child. 1t was Of
fered the Shakers at Union Village, and
refused; it was also offered 10 some near
Red Lion; after that time, there is no ev-
idence to prove that Thompson was seen
with the girl and child, nor none proving
that the child was alive when it was de-
posted by the stump in the cornfield where
it was found.-Cin. Gaz.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-03-26

WAsnrNerN CRY, March 21.-The Cab
met to-day had under consideration the
Dallas Clarendon treaty and approved of it
in the form amended by the Senate. 1t will
be conveyed to our Minister at the Court
of St. James BY Alexander H. Esans of
Washington, who, as special messenger,
will leave Boston for Europe on Wednes-
day next, and return to this country, after
visiting London and Paris.
The resignation of Gov. Geary was not
received until to-day. The former intima-
ton of his determination had been sent
hither by telegraph. The Governor was
not here last night, as reported. His re-
signation has not been acted upon, though
it will be accepted. No successor has been
designated.
The principal California appointments
are: Col. B. F. Washington, Collector at
San Francisco; Frank FiIford, Naval Off
Ger; William B. Dambro, Surveyor; Ma
jor Solomon, Marshal of the Northern Dist
Elder succeeds Foreman rs Postmaster
at Sacramento and Lester is Collector at
Stockton vice Scofeld. Charles W. Win
ter is appointed Judge Advocate of the Ma
val Court of Inquiry, vice Carlisle resgn-
cd. The Office is worth $50 per day.
German has resgned and was not 10
moved rs Governor of Minnesota. He
viii remain in the Territory and be mem
Der Of the Constitutional Convention to
meet at St. Paul in July.
Ex-Governor BigEer, Of California, has
been appointed Minister to Chilli, vice
Starkweather.
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From Washington.
WAsuIsros. March Q,

w AShlNTON. march 20.
Gov. Geary was to have an interview
with the President this morning, but the
time previous to the Cabinet meeting was
monopolized by large number of New
York politicians, some of whom besieged
the members the Cabinet at their private
lodgings, relative to appointments in which
the Cabinet are to-day engaged.
Gov. Geary was invited to call at the
White House this p. NJ, which he did and
was there introduced by the President to
the Cabinet, and had with them a long
conversation on the general affairs of Kan.
sas.
1t is said the President coutemplstes a
summer residence on the heights of George
town, to avoid the sickness with which the
former inmates of the White House were
effected during that season of the year.
DR. Benhisel. delegate from Utah, denies
the truth; Of discreditable statements
that Territory, says they emi-
mated from enimies, who have even been
striving to foment difficulties between the
Mormons and the General Government,
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Kansas Affairs.

For long time it was stou:ly and Vene-
mently denied that the outrages committed
in Kansas were ever committed at all.
They were all, according t. Democratic or.
ators and writers, the romances of Black
Republicans. 1t is not much to be won
dercd at that the people did not believe
them, for they transcribed the limits Of
eredibili.y in free and Christian country.
They were frauds on the National Govern
ment, crimes against humanity, insult to
law, justice and reason. Even members Of
Congress denied them. But at last came
the evidence before the Investigating Com,
mite, too full, complete, and damning to
admit of doubt. Then the truth was con
fessed in Congress, and some means of re-
lief was attempted, but failed. Then we
have Governor Geary, who was to pacify
all things; and for time all was reported
TO be as smooth as summers sea. But
now we have Gov. Geary's resignation, and
we get the whole truth. Instead of being
peace and justice there, we see the triumph
of all iniquity. We see the Governor sur.
rounded by assassins! We see Ruffian
Legislature trampling on all freedom con-
sprinp aoainst the Goyernori nutfino
drunkards and assassins in office! and ar-
ranging a law for elections which is intend
ed to crush the vioce of the people! No
such series of villainies has ever before been
perpetrated in this country; and it remains
to be seen how far the new Administration
will permit this free-booting against all de-
cency, peace and justice to go on. If it
does, it will not be hard to write the epitaph
on Mr.. Buchanan.
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Washington Gossip.
NEW YoRK, March %.
No signs of the Africa.

No signs of the Africa.
The Iribme's correspondence of Wash
ington March 22d, says that Gov. Geary is
not unwilling to resume the government Of
Kansas if the administration will sustain
him there, but he can do no good there un-
less Lecompte and all other federal Office
holders who are in league with the Border
Ruffian oppressors and savages, be prompt
ly removed, and the military commandant
be instructed to assist him in putting down
| all disturbances. There is no rational
ground for hope that these conditions will
be complied with. Clark, Calhoun and
Whitfield are here pressing the President
TO accept Geary's resignation, and appoint
Southern successor. Thinks no appoint
ment will be made at present, leaving tho
government in the hands of Secretary
Woodson.
Gen. Orrville CLARK, of N. Y, is strong
ly recommended for the post, and his Do
litical relations renders his election accept
able to the South.
Mr.. Harrison, of Kentucky, is also strong
ly suggested, but not urged by any impor-
tant influence.
Two thousand Missourians have taken
lawless possession of the Shawnee Reserve.
| fear further troubles are imminent.
The Times Washington correspondent
of the 22d, says that q new Governor of
Kansas, as successor to Gov. Geary, will
beyond a doubt be appointed next week
When the resignation was received and up
to Tuesday last, it was the full determine
tion of Mr.. Buchanan to urge his retention
of the responsible post he has filled so ably,
and if necessary to grant him carte blanche
for the future, in addition to recognizing
and endorsing his past acts.
Since, however, the St. Louis letter has
been digested, and it has become apparent
that Mr.. Geary's desire to be relieved is
peremptory, new line of policy has be-
come indispensable. Gov. Geary is to SEQ
the President and Secretary of State to-
morrow.