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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-01-29
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From the Ei,Imonl lYa) Examiner, Jan.s 8,
Uey( (Norttern men) are only rir0ning The
Sou!dern mind for Tie altsrnqtio, Of reducing
again to bondage tie free negro whom ace hare
ensaaciPaisI in mistaken feeling Of humanity
Disagreeable as this Alternative may be to
he S)ulh i, is rapicly becoming more and
more MEASURE Of necessity and protection
against The effect of Abolition tamperings with
the blacks of the South. There are in Vir-
ginia alone upwards Of 81 900 free negroes,
who are for the most part drones on our soci-
ETY., who. if employed southward in the cul-
tiyation Of cotton, would add many millions
of dlllars to our annual product Of national
wealth, and who, if sold at the moderate sum
Of SlDO head, for the benefit ef the State
Treasury, wol'd produce fund Of $50, ,000,-
900, for the prosecution of internal improve
mcnts.
The above is about wha. mi sht be expect
ed of State which taxed the Free Blacks to
obtain fund to convey them to Liberia, and
then used the money thus obtained for pus
poses Of internal improvement. If little
intsnll improvement could be effected in the
hearts Of some of the F. f. VS., it would b.
desirable.-O o. S. Joaraal.
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Eg The Congressional corruption commit
tee seem determined to make thorough work,
Under existing laws they could not compe
witnesses to testify as thoroughly as the nature
of the case seemed to require, and conse
quently a new law was passed which leaves
no escaping point for witnesses. We shall now
expect some rich developments.
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EP- Governor Robinson, OF Kansas, h

Eg' Governor Robinson, of Kansas, has
presented to Senator Sumner a cane manufac-
tured by Major Bickerton. one Of the Free
State prisoners, during his incarceration in
Locomp'on. Upon this cane are thirly-one
art.f.lal knots, fifteen of which are within the
coils Of serpent, representing the fifteen en-
shaved, AMI sixteen without It's coils, the lat
'or representing he Free States,
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How the DEMoCRATs LOVE EACH OTHER
IN PENNsYLvANi iA.-The Harrisburg cores
ponden! of the Pittsburgh Gazette states a
fact which inilcates ex-senator Brolhead's IS
love for Mr.. Buchanan. lie says:
Senator Brodhead has been here, conribu
ing all he could t. the defeat of Forney-
As soon as the result was announced, he
trlegraphed Mr. Buchanan, with whom he
has been upon unfcicntly terms for years,
the fact that Simon Cameron was elect, d
l. was an cxquisite. I, tned specimen Of per,
sonol malice, equal in its maligui.y to the ad.
minislra!ion of the subtle poisons OF the Mid,
die Ages by the Italians.
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Eg" Gray, Of the Cleveland Plain Dealer,
and some other democratic prints, charged
Horace Greeley with having been hired to use
his influence in securing the passage through
Congress of certain grants to Railroads.
Mr.. Greeley at once Instituted legal proceed
ings against the slanderers. Some journals
of both parties have condemned him for pur-
suing this course, and others think it right
The Buffalo Patriot, a Fillmore paper, thus
al!udes to the subject
GREELEY's LIBEL Survive notice that a
large POI, ton of the press censure Mr.. Gree
ley for the libel suits he has lately com mmenc
ed. Under any ordinary proyocation, it
would no doubt be preposterous for a man
who has such paper as the IriJune under
his control, to resort to any other means for
correcting the misrepresentation of other
newspapers but considering the nature OF
the charge made against Mr.. Greeley by the
prints whose editors he has sued, we think
his course entirely justiiable. The New
York Tribune. 90 It's praise be it spoken, has
always taken the light ground in relation to
the numerous schemes for pluDd ring the
public treasury. 1t has opposed such pro-
jects, no. f,in.l or feebly, but with all that
force of wiring and vigor of denunciation for
Which the Tribune is r,markable. Now, il
the public could be made to believe that
Greeley himself has any completely in this
congressional corruption, which the Tribune
so boldly denounces. the influence Of the pa
per would be fatally impaired. A man who
| denounces cOrruption in others will be listen.
ed to only while it is believed that his owr
hands are pure. We are glad therefore thai
Mr.. Greeley has resorted TO the courts to vim
dictate his character, and should regret it as
public misfortune if anything should evel
occur to destroy the moral weight of the 7+i
6uns as the advocate of honest legislation.
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w. NORRIS,
Pntpn1 AR, t,hrnt,, uSa.l
Horlieulaural Estn biishment.

HAVING removed from Bowling Green to s,dn,,
IOhlo' would beg leave to inform the public that
nave complete and sneable collection OF yiVorous
SrDWn ir9lt trees such as Apple Pear Cherry Peach
apricot &c. Mr.. Lee Moore has kindly consented t,
scry at reduced prices. Also he will be supnied wi,
complete assortment of thrifty grown trees in spSn
dd varieties, from the well known sydney Nufssr,
with which | nm connected.
Sept. Is. lSjG.--lS NATHAN MooDR
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Prospects Of sEga EBnytola ;s.sG IE.uEli-
o.. ll-.i a-. ;IstIs EEOAtS.

FTOSRects Of sEga EBayeOls ssuL E.oEli-
o.. a-- fgiB EE0ats.
Wsdaarn froa several gentlemen Of Day
tonr rEbo are !a no way conneole with the
entrpri.e,s that tue Dayton eul Michigan
R9ilyoal ! G. iJ,intnci.lly in ex.tligut coadi-
lion. The rotd is completed from Dayton
t6sidney, and the grating is djre ffscen
niilts. beyond thatpoint. At i's northern end
fJfty hnirs have been graded, and ere ready
forith ti,s aBJl1 iron The company have
now Che control Of ample means, unI Gro per-
fecting'their arrangements TO complete the
real within the presen! year, r -.- ....
This intelligence, which We give on good
authority, .wt.t hq 4taI ins 10 oH ci.jasHs -
The Dayton aad Michigan has long b. en- re-
garded as among the no.t in22s.1nt Of out
projected pals. The prospect Of It's speedy
completion, together wi,h' the opening
of the Wabash AMI Western Road, and
the certainty that the Detroit and Monroe
road the Air Line road and the Jackson
Branch will be ompe,ed early next summer,
must i've an impetus to the growth of Tolc-
do, which wi soon place lel in the ont
rank Of the l. Ike ci ies.--TOlsiJ Commercial.
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DAYTON LuNATIC ASYLUM.
Useless expenditure, SIS 500 90
Frauds and overcharges, 55.26O 05
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Dem ocg9tit Anec9io.S FOR Forc;..ac7s.
The Sale olS1uth Carolina, which has so
long hspirad'o holl tlt5 rtin5 of the Demo-
C attic purity, has, We see, adopted an amend
ment 10 Her Constitution which preclIdes
foreign born citiz ms from voGag till tn y
have bsen ma .nralzsd for two fail years.
This course is taken TO SATISFY the strong
klow ohipg ieeling whiahis kuogn to per-
va lie the State. As SlutA Ciro'ila is 4 sort
ofamodel S.ale with lh4 Democratic party we
may expect tl9L the cX1npl. lhu5 st will be
largely followyI.-Egae. -
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Rs1HsZ Failures.

The following banks have failed
Prairie State Bank, Ills.
Rushville " I"
Stock Security, Carmi, Ills.
Peoples Bank
Grammarcy Bank, Ind.
Shawnee
Zimmerman Canada.
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Onicinl Stnnlings.

The Public Building Investigating Com
mite has made its report and startling rec
ord of peculation and fraud it is. The Gin
cinnati Gazette furnishes the subjoined reca-
pitulation of the stealings, so far as they have
been discovered by the Committee -
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PECK A. UAHIT5ToN

Cornerof Front-st and Louisiana i venue
A kE opening a general assortment of DRTGS
n NEDiCINES PAINTS and OILS. which tbs
offer at the lowest market price.
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ELoUR DELIVERED in anv yart OF th. 1o-ro
l. ration FREE OF CHARGE NO'Po-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE CRYSTAL MILL.
LAS % band the best quality of
- Dousie Eatra Fnmily Flour,
made from pure White Wheat
IRfsT WORK promptly attended to at all ,,m,.

\AEHEAT Flour OF all descriptions; NTidlinps nr,n
NN4%ct BuekWhen Flour and Corn bIe,iA D''A'
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LAW NOTICE.

T FPRICE and S.JEFFERSON having ,,,o.ta,.I
themselves together for the purTo,e Of prac syaa
law IN ood and adjoining counties, will lie found at al
mes during business hours at their office in PeFrys-
burg where they win be ready to attend To an, ls
business that may be entrusted to their care,
.F.rRIcR. ,vpr-<
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Snlarv of amhgcs.

The biif wlicb f6;sd' -tffc s'n5itie, to in. /:
cret sc the salaries Of Supreme aud Common
Pleas tudges, was a,fykted III thsiIonse.4ll 4
We are satisfied With this result. While tits
an obvious fact That tie salaries attached to
to those .oaies5 sfe too neagreSto secure the
propcrd talent, swe.soaanot see howl will inn
proyeithose. elected under the ,l.hw. As
Il cyshOld their Office five years. it will be
in good timeif such a lewis passed by The
next legislature, -" -s. t,r-
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okDEKs left at Blinn & Bnrstow's r. n. Miller q
~ COS or at the MIL will receive pronsn attention,
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Any QUANTITY Of Cotton " odand Oak LIN
N BEu can be bought cheap OF the subscribcr at hi
ntcm sAwml, 2 miles east Of town, or by npplNuG 20
r. r. MILLER & Co., Perrtsburg.
April 10, 1856. POfPE WARNS.
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NEW STATE HOUSE.
Useless expenditures, 100000 CO.
Frauds and overcharges, 43. 2q9 a.
NEwBURG LUNATIc ASYLUM.
Useless expenditures, IS. 500 90
Frauds and ercAarges, So. 642 80
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How TO FISD] THE B.DIEs OF DRowNED
PGqs9Ss,-The following cx ract of a letter
from o friend 10 IIelkimar coaaty, Sew Yolk,
to gentlenan in Chicago, saysthe TrjJune,
may be worth rabli hing for;prac:ical pur-
po=ts: ~-.4.. .' '' ...., = s3 =.
"odg II Mr. tia's lille bays WIS dro0a.
ed las: week in our canal. They raked the
canal, fired cannon over the water, all to no
pufposes, They did not succeed in fading
the body till a young lady on a boat recon-
mended them 10 take loaf Of bread, make
hole in 10, PIT in some quicksilver and fast
en- itssnl5 then put the bread on the water,
AMI il would foIt until it came . the child
She tail she had seeR il operate with success,
No one Aad faith, bat they tried it, anl sure
enough, the bread 1oatcd few rods and
then STOPPED. A boat came along anil dioYe
it from it's place, blt as sobn as the boat
passedit returned 10 the sanle rpot, and they
took hook and found the child in that place
He had beenih the canal tvs days :. .
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81 n-V W utES Siuce, W!lll9 tue SENATE
was,toiing a Secret session, Gen Clss called
on Mr.. To6nbl, chairman Of the commi. ic
to whom was pfsrrel the Presidents appoin:-
ment Harrison as successor to Lccomp.c,
to knoN why's q aefott hhd no: been mede.-
Toomb{ rcpfea ttisi they cold not agree,
md yesq a.Eaiiins, ihs airigal Of L2comp.c's
{, fence. gAs oneiof tlat con nittce, he was
ready at any time to report adverse to the
power of the Presilentt5 remove L:compte.
He cor5i ldred TIE President Just as eompe-
tent to remove any Of The CLitr Justices of
the. States, as'he is to remove those OF the
Territories. Cen. Gass opposed,this position
with much spirit, and general discussion fol
lowed bttgcea thc democratic mcmb RS which
resulted only in doveloping The fact that the
border mIiln J4dge.of Kansas is more thsn
likely to be sustained by the democratic SEN
ate The late election has materially mod-
fled The views Of Nj Cass ard few o.hr
northern senators, but the south continues to
make thumSipiecs Of the sen 'tc. ra
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GlREAT ENDUCEMENTs.

WASHINGTON UNION insurance Conn
w pany; CAPITAL s3OO.OOO.
ID. h. DUNHNM. Prcs't. Gro. MYGtTr. Treas
Cleveland Mutual Insurance Company;
Capital S2OOOOO Risks taken reasonable terms in
theaboye responsible companies by
H. II. .DoDGY. Agent for Wood onnty
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A FTER years Of study,
Aanalysis and experiment.
Mr. Ruhnck. the emminent
Swedish Physician, succeeded
in producing a medicine from
the mountain herbs Of his ma
tive land, which acts directly
upon the causes of disease in
the blood. and 10y restoring the
corrupted fountain of life to-
a condition Of health and
purity. expels disease from
the system wherever it may
lln lnnnAnl -. ..hn.nrn
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Cash Paid For Ssrnt,, or al xa.d.
- Nov. ~, lsjG-2g. n n huSs
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-13
A CARD TO THE LADIES.

Dr. DUPoTcO'S GOLDE-S FE.HsLE FILLS are
nfaIIihie in removing snPfakes e=ariFi - the
meEsss These pals nothing ness. ba, have used
by the Doctor fDr many years b0h Fraae- and
ca with unparalleled rFcry ezss, an1 ~
urged BY many adie. no ha used the ke
pills public for the eSalioR ffhsr suffering from amp
irr gui4Fi.ies whzteser, Ell refete "a tlse
Pregnant f4,Aies, Ss =a2f-las fheHsrrTes -,
caGiiaDsd against using these pills. e proprietor
responsibility afi.F the above s2a.ssslil0
h0ash their ndsess oud prev ans j,ry heath7
otherwise IA. pills reeOinlsesde lS.cisoI,S ac
company each boI Price 81 Soa arksirse Gad rsfall
hy A. HARDF CO., General syis fsst IL "A,
VI fin cOGHiy, Pa and agents lr Br.isy lie Nirsy
Reedsviie AiieaV3iie, 6@e Theg wl supply dealers
The prOPrisiaTs pce, I'd The ;S 10 ladies (cas
seHfiGgj by return ma any para Of city country
on receipt OF 81 ahr9ash ih= lew gas sre For
particulars get Circular OF agents tAsl ZACH -.
has ny signature. J DUPOSCD,
lssJ Broad~ay p-nss q s.ce, Srn YORK
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-13
A WeRD TO FEMALES.

Inc local debility and ire sulaTitisS wh ere xs
peAiai AEnoy&nees OF the weaker sex. aud whas, ~
esisetes always sharten lif are relieysd as 1s =
eeii, and pfeseated for the ligs,e 70 cone, e
lh'S sal'd eSi thorough aitgra,ise
HossoaeGgs Psils are he 51sf rsn.s.ly SsaaEss
tse 'oortd for The fokosciag D.ssIsss'
Asthma piarrhaa Indigestion seeoss-1
sowe' Com, Drepsy Iaiaenzs syussaI
plants DSsisliy Iuaaalmalion iavs'ir'sII
Ceaghs Fever aud NeEsreai Al nsss
l9iaS Agae fselIaas Lyefoss-
1asst DtsesseSFeuaie Cou.- wofiss OF az LoTees
1.asilSeness aiaiags kIntls SPEn
DYSPEPSIA Headaches stone & Gravel FAez
- atfloN = None are genaiae uaiess Is =
4stse rec, sNel7 lsra eH5 EeNsea," afe dises'aas,
aisr aark IA every leaf oG the hacx a ,l.leS'igasa ~
eaea POI ef box ihe ssae may ee P.sinls sesa p 4
'"s 'iie lea4 to 20 light A hsudsoge ressal ~
gwen 10 aiy enc rendering such fafofnaliaa J. ~
20 tae dsseotlOn ai any party Of parties eega'5Ef
rioes-
-oad s; TIE aaRnfsrloFes OF Professor Iieilass
: hsideH se, N2w Yerk, and o. an sesqsc's.
g,s's aae f'sIt,s af Nedieiae ,Aroashea' " =
S'ates' apt "a eisasred woIiJ, in boxes, 81 ssss'~
cents, aGd 81 ssrh
sizes
\, D hirees.ons Tor the guidance Of g7tsais
disorder are aaiNed 10 each hox.
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Nstiees Of New Advertisements.

Mr. Johnston Of New Jersey efFers for sale
any quantity of fruit and ornamental trees,
plants, DC.
Hamilton { Co. have dissolved. S. Com
fort takes the store and Offers the goods at
bargains. He has, also constantly on hand
lumber, coal. &c. in quantities to suit purcha-
sers.
Geo. Guthrie is recommended to the atten-
ton of the convention for Sheriff-Jacob
Ererich for Coroaer-Geo. Wilson Of Mcnno
township for Comnissioner-an John Baum
announces himself as an independent candi-
date for Register and Recorder
F. G. Franeiscus offers for sale variety
of lumber, worked stuff, &c.
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REGIsTER AND REc0rnrn

Fsll1ts Cftizeas-At the solici.atia,. :
friends. respectfully offer myself !. y y q
dependent candidate for the once Of R.: :. \
ard Recorder, and If elected will enssi sisz
70 discharge the duties Of the ofce f,;,.sss f,5..s
and honestly. JOHN B4TgsI
Lcvistomn, August -, la57-te ~
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-13

ELfLf- q laLFr
been announced for several of the Offices 10
be filed this fall, and this meeting regarding
duplication of candidates IN opposition 70
the so-calgcd democratic ticket u suicidal 20
ali eoncerned-therefore
Les0tred. That it be recommended TO all
opposed 70 the present National Adnlinistra-
ton and 10 the county ticket nominated by
the patent democracy, 10 meet in their several
townships and bor0ugbs On SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, August 18th, 1857, at the
usual places for holding delegate elections.
and elect two delegates from each district to
assemble in convention at Lewistown CD
Monday, 18th August. for the purpose Of
forming county ticket and that all candi-
dates now announced. as well as those who
may yet announce themselves, be and are
hereby requested TO submit their claims TO
said convention.
The above viii remind our readers that
the election of delegates to a county con-
yention, to be held on Monday next, viii
take place on Saturday, when we hope all
who feel interested in concentrating the
strength Of the opposition-if there is to
be any opposition at al--against the nom
mated ticket, win take part in the matter
and see that proper men are selected for
the occasion. For cur part, we should
prefer to see the delegates % be elected
unpledged to any for any office, 50 that
when they meet for consultation, they can
survey the field, without partiality, and
having done 50, if deemed expedient, rec
ommend Peoples TIckET worthy to be
supported Such course is undoubtedly
the proper one, for if half dozen inde-
pendent candidates run for each office, the
result viii inevitably be the election OF the
patent democratic ticket from to z.
Several months ago, when the democra-
cy we're apparently united, but few would
have been willing to risk a contest against
a nominated ticket; but no sooner is the
fact developed that the party is not on as
loving terms as two darkies in a sugar hogs
head, than half dozen at once imagine
themselves tie men FOR the occasion. and
seem determined If every one don't think
with them, nobody else shall haye even
chance Vow this IS all folly IN the first
place We want union; harmony, and con
cert Of action hence, when there arc con
ficting claims, an umpire ought to be ap-
pointed, who, Judging t. the best Of his
ability, must decide between them, and
when lairly decided, without bargain or
intrigue, all ought to submit That UNI
pire, in political affairs, Is either the people
in their primary elections, or a county con-
vention. Ofthe gentlemen thus farnaned.
We should be willing to support zealousIy
Z ticket 50 selected from among them, but
as for enlbarking in wild goose chase"
with half dozen independents pitted
against olie nominated, We would quite as
soon help our loeofoco friends to beat them
right, as aid them in their folly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-13
r0rNTY TREaSlHfp

Mr. Editor-ln looking around for soi.,sl
persons to fiji the ofscer. il appear. t.s.
that CHARLES ;. MCCOY, of Lew;s,s,.
void lie an excellent candidate, and if p.s.
mated and elected, would make an excl
Treasurer. therefore, with the coaeqr,...
gf others, suggest his n4rne for that oiFe.
GRANVILLE
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THE SPANISH CoISs.-The business
men Of Trenton, y. j., have continued to
receive the old Spanish coins at their for
mer value, and there is now such an accu-
mutation of them in that city, that pub
iic meeting is about to be called to take the
matter INTO consideration This IS pretty
much the case here 50 far as regards defac-
ed quarters and lcyies, and must ultimately
result in loss TO some one The Banking
House, stores tradesmen, &c. ought to set
day when they viii cease to take them at
their old rates, give notice Of the fact, and
then adhere TO if. The post oglcs and
railroad company have long since ceased 10
take them, and those who go to the latter
to psy their fare are not often caught a
second time.
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sHEkIEF.
WILLIAM MORRISON r.

WILLIAM MORRISON, Of Union -.
ship, at the solicitation 0f many friend. !
fers himself as IN independent candida. :
Sheriff. and solicits the sutiFages Of the IN
pendent voters of Miffiin county and if \.
ted premises faithfully 10 discharge tie ,lere
Of the ofice. UyI0E
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-13

nMr. R. C. Jennyes, . lawyer IN Troy,
who has long rejoiced IL the most siaple
and luxuriant Of locks hanging gracefully
over ! vide and easy collar, was, on " cd
nesday, shorn from his hirsntc glory By =
committee of citizens, who bad pnrehais.ed
of him the right 70 do 20 b. paying iiiin
the round sum Of one hundred dollars
The hair was remoYed By fcroclons look-
;ne - barber, with pair Of shears three feet
long a supernuinerary lifted each separate
loci with pitch fork, and laid them ON
tba mates provided; while negro with a
banjo played the dead march. And tie
lawyer arose, pocketed his 800, and went
forth cropped. 1t was q good speculation
for him.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-08-13

sT, Louis, August Ii.-Kansas adyices to
the Sth inst. state that Gen. Walker returned
70 Lawrence with the Z. S. troops. the appre-
tensions of en- attack by the Indians on wing
groundless.
The City Government met on the Tth inst.
and are engaged in perfecting ordinances.
lhe election returns indicate nearly a pnan-
lmous vote III favor Of the Topeka Constitu-
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sHFRIEFAITY

We are zgsl4a-izei u aEaeancs JOHyc
MsC0ED. of Oliver township. IS caadsls
FIR the absrs ofce, sutjecf 10 tie decision
a Consentlon Of the opponents VI the prsy.
National Adn:a1=tr4.iaH. sh9aid sgca ]
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