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GARD 10 TINE LlDIGs.-
DR.. DUPoNoa's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMAJES

IA
DR.. DUPONOa'S GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FsMALES.
The combination Of ingredients in DOCTOR DUPON
cos 6 oil den pills, are perfectly harm
less They have been ussd in the priyate practice
OF old Dr. DupDnco for 80 years. and tho1sanis of
ladies testifyto their great and nZ succ ss
ia almost every ease In correcting irregularities, reliev-
ing paniul and distressing nenstatiaa, particularly at
the change of life. From Eve to Pills will cure that
common yet dreadful disease the Whites Nearly every
lady IN the land suffers from that cOmplin Tae above
Pill has permanently cured thousands and will cur4 you
fyou use them. They cinnoth harm the contrary,
they remove all obtrucan3 restore nature to its proJer
en- mel, and nvigorate the whole system Laiies whose
health viii not permit an increase Of family will find
these Plis sure preventative, For Dsrcrsrs d.
rections on the box. Price Sand will be to aies
eonhdentiai, by mail, by enenug 81 to either Of the
following agents. JAMES GREEN, Druggist III Main
street GEO R. SPURS, 20l Main street, or DAVID
SCOTT PSI Main street, Worcest r.who IS general Agent
for this city aud who will also ,py dealers proDrie-
etor's prices. J. UUP0NC9 Proprietor, New York.
For sale by G. Grsntnsll & SON. DaniesonVile, Conn.,.
Ro9ert Geer, Norwich; Weeks Potter, Boston.
nl6 div
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meoifirtcs.
RT OTlCE 70 THE SICK.
nRsE HILL & IAsEPH.

In Offering to the community their justly celebrated rem
edes ior chronic and diseases II long standing do
wish trie with the life health Of the afflicted
but simply lay before them the Testimonials Of
be Of respectable ladies' and gentlemen, from which the
suffering judge for themselves The Doctors pledge
themselves mt make any Wild assertions or false sta
ents OF the efficacy OF hermedicines will they hold
out any hope to suffering humanity, which facts viii
warrant few testimonials are here given, and the
doctors solicit inquiry from the licted into all they
publish feeling assured that they viii End them perfectly
reliable. an their medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage.
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This certifes that my wife was afflicted with weak,
ness or general debility. Hill Il Jaseph's medicine
cured her. ]. f. B.
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Gxpresses
"a n H w
freight lime
Worcester and NeaU York.
COMMERCIAL STEAMB0AT C0MPANY'S LINE
of Powerful Screw steamers,
Bfe5 -BETREEN-

9sAdlE l44
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT COMPANY,S LINE
of Powerful Screw steamers,
sfe -BETWEEN--
PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK
Connecting at Providence with the
Providence ~ Worcester Rail Road,
a. fs4zSSs A. ~ Goods transported between Wors
=zzss Scesyr and New York as low, and will
zss equal despatch as by any other line
The ST. amers Of this line will leave Providence for New
York daily Sundays excepted from foot of South Main
Street. ard viii leave New York daily SUNDAYS except
ed) from Pier IL, North River.
Philadelphia and Baltimore freight taken at reasonable
rates, and forwsrded with great despatch
This Lane connects by arrangement with the daily In.
land Line Of Propelers between New York aud Phiadel
phis, and with the ri-weeky inland line to Baltimore
when the inland route is open.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
from New York by any other lines if directed at ouI
current rates.
For further information, apply to W. II. J0URDAN,
Ohoe Of Providence and Worcester RAILROAD Co.. Isaa
Odel, Pier No. II, North River, New York, or to
B. BUFFCM, Agent, Foot South Main st.,
orcester, June 25,ls56. daWtf Providence.
-s;st.szsssgs. FULLERsS NOR WITCH AND
2SSEsa5 WORCESTER EXPRESS.
g. 8. FULLER viii send a Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train, over Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
to transact all business the Express Line forward
packages to New london, Hartford, New Haven and
New York He will transport Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission Of valuable packages.
oFFioEs-ls0 Main st., Worcester n. O. Brakenrdge's
tore, under WRuregan Hou-e, Norwich, ct.
" packages should be marked Fuler's Express.
Worcester, Sept LIST, 1865. sept5
lszsss fs5ssss-l R0SS'S PROVIDENCE AND
ssssSs 81 WORCESTER EXPRESS-By Every Train
Packages Forwarded, Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended to with despatch
Packages and small Cases forWSrded and ote7 Express
BUSINESS t. sacted at FAN River, Mansfield, Atleboro
Taunton, sew Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass Bristol
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston, Warwick
Wickhed, Peaeeda and Wakefield, B. l.; and stoning
en-, Conn.
oFFoEs.-lsO Main street, Worcester; Horace Cooks
Store W0oRsoeketi No Exchange street. Providence
esaaszaszzsaa El>ME X co n UNITED STATES
ls zrzs-ss5 AND CANADA EXPRESS. = dessen.
gers leave Worcester three times carly via Worcester
and Nashua Railroad for Boston, Nashua, Loven, Law
rance SC furnishing the direct exdeditious line
for all parts Of New Hampshire and Maine. Also via
FtchbuIg Bellows Fa s, Burlington, &C. to 0gdensburg
and Montrealy ccnnectiug with the british and American
Express Co., Tor all parts Of Upper and Lower Canada
All busness Tor California ami other Pacific ports en-
trusted ID uJ, will bs transferred to Webs Fargo a Co.
at Boston, FISKE g CO. prOprietors,
d ~ Court Square Boston.
J. H. 0sgood. Agent. General Express Office no 8
Lincoln House Block, Worcester. dp n2l
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Ontnibuses


M ENV WORCESTER q LINCOLA So
O M N I b IT S. e'e
CHANGE OF TIME.--Monday. Dc Is 1855
l5 Leaves New Worcester, ,n# Nv
Atei, 81, and 100, A. H., and IL 81 Ct, and 81 p M
~ 1g Leaves Lincoln Square, ff
At ~ e. and IL, A. M and "a, 25, and $50, P. NJ.
Leaves Harrington 90 ner at 0, Pm. TITO
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worcester min
utes after leaving Lincoln Square
SUNDAYS. tAaNH 4f.f fan
win leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and u P. M,
reforming at the close Of meetings. H =
~ Fare each way, g I'D centa:
-
s@tR VI ~ old stand Oh Exchange street, near THE
tT9l@>t45A Bay state House,n where they have been
Aa------AS- established twsnfy-Lhree years have
% NEW CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
Two Horse cauyall,
~ light Family Csrryals
~ Light Phaetons.
II LAght Chaisea. ..s sr
H r Blide Beat Top Buggy. ree
ID Open BuEgies. -l4.r
l. good second hand Hack. .t.lrtg 3
carryails. e. W.
Aud an ssortnent Of HARNESSES, Trimmnss. All,
Vafnsh. Leather, Lace &C.
The Light Family Carriages arc particularly designed
for farmers carriage, and the Phletonwe believe Tie
best fourwhesled vehicle ever Dade for three per.
sous 1Bm.a raI- A. ToLMAN co.
Worcester, March 70, 1855 n du
N4N.N OYSTERS. -OysterJ Gown again 10
On fe1 81 per Gallon or 20 cents per quart. Gail
&.Nikl# At the Worcester Rish 0yuter Market,
49, No. 10 Mechanic traet. aud besuppiied.
tnaha A. A. " STARS
- BKEEs CAKkIAI SS5UNC u, Iust re
= esiyed and for sale, Wholesale Ind retail. By GRO.
X. SPUR, wi Main street ~ 49,
| E1OSTEi1S~-Of al pzcp, NEATLY and PROMPT.
= ~ ExECuTEDou application a. tle Spy Oaee,
hP' ~ Main street a 4. -''-- .He f34fb
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testimony Of a number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DRs HuL JAsEPH- Dear Srs: This is to certify tina
my case was Of very bad humor in the blood, but
can truly say that your valuable medicines have cured
me and recommend all that are sick, to call upon you
for you cure them. Yours, truly, J l.. L.
Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-07

WORCESTER SPORTING WARE
wv HOUSE, No. 209 Maih So. ra
Where will be found he largest and best assortment Of
Fine single and Double Bird aud Duck GUNS, in the
city. Also. complete assortment OF RIFLES, Colts,
Alien Thurber's, Bobin awrenc's and French RE-
YOLvERS Double and Single PISTOLS OF all kinds iiEe
Powder Slasbs Shot Belts ard Pouches, Game Bags Fish
Baskets, Cleaning Rods Nipple Wrenches Ey's and D&
viS celebrated Gun Waddlug Eys, htarkey's, and 9TH
er waterproof Caps; Wire Cartridges Powder; Shot in
iac every article 70 ~ this sportsman out 10 the bett
manner, and at the right prices
~ Guns and Pistols neatly repaired. Guns and Rifles
made to order j. @. HOWARD,
s2a dtt No. 2O7 Main Street Worcester Mass.
TWNO WOODEN MANUFACTURER
II CALVIN l. GODDARD, New York, only mauiac
tnrtr Of the ORIGINAL kTREI BiSG AND ToorH DURmSa
MAcnlsEs and IMPROVED STEEL FEED HOLLIS recommends
their attachment 10 Second Breakers and Oondensers
the best tbor ssne machinery In Wooden manufacture.
The Burning Machines used the First Breakers ia
allihe principal Woon factories IN the United stles,
Canada aud Me,i They are acknowledged 10 be the
only perfect machings and peDsbe 10 the ec0nomi
cal and successful manufacture Of Wool,
Each Barring Machine ami It's feed rolls card much
asths Cl'd ITSELF besides cleaning the wool Of its
and One impurities LFt. IHf All rll
Circulars explaining these machines and feed rolls and
REFER ng 70 Mile having them 10 use may be bad by ad
dressing GODDARD, q
; ans d1y No. . BowLiEO GRaSN, EEw ROEK.
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-WMTSSAPPING PAPEEI-zI1 aiSes aOd .1eliI..
? w nes, for sale low rs Gao he bouRht,
Z W. Ne fal BROOKS 4 srRARNa, Rrout straet. !
tas 9nrfNTVF| .
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NotIrcs.

GSEXVFECS MACHINES WANTED TO
4 y REPATR-The undersigned has procured the
vices of ae,sereneeo nieelasie sho viii devote his
tlue to repairipg Sewing Machines that any person
sending machines to the undersigned by express 9TH
erwse, IN depend having them repaired 10 thor
ough manner, with and dispatch and at short
notice.
Also, constantly on hsnd great variety Of Iron and
Steel Saw Arhors and Lathe Dogs Lahes built to order,
and all kinds o. 5obbing neatly and promptly done. AL
orders addressed to the undersigned will be promptly
tended to and neatly exc; uted
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
Third door from Exchange,
On Cypress ST. Merrifelj's Buildings, Worcester Mass.
die dF
"a FEW FANIILI EGS can be supplied with
IN PURE MILK, by leaving or 1ers with EDDY Tor
~, southbridge street, Scott Ellis Front street. he
subscriber, in Auburn EZRA RICE.
d24 d2wh
CLATER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
- C0MPANY.-This Company continues to insure
cotton wooea AMI other factories, machinery
at Bleaching aud Printing WORKS. aud other property at
currentrates Of premium.
DIaEcToRs IL. n Slater Eatl p. Mason, Royal Cha
pin, Wm. A. Robinson, James H. Read John W. lyman,
Joseph Carpe tier Charles Anthony, Lnuis J. Doyle,
Daniel & Carpenter Benz F. Thurston, Carstopher S.
Rhodes Emmanuel Searle, providence; Edwsrd w. Law
ton, Nwporti Robert RodmsH. North Kingstowni H. N.
Campbell, Westerly; Els B. Pitcher, pawLucket James
IT. Chace Valley Fails; Geo. @. Bsllou, WoonsOcket;
james s. GooS, Burrlivile.
Office IN the Jones Building No. 81 Westminster st
Providence, R JAMES. H. READ, President
I EMMANUEL sEARLE, Seer tary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec 49, 1855 DIFF d12
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To the Courts and justices having Jurisdiction in

To the Courts and Justices having Jurisdiction in
premises:
FHE Trustees of the State Reform School at Wesbor
ough, desire to inform the several Courts of The Com
nonweath, taking cognzsnce Of juvenile delinquency
that the Reform School occupied by larger mum.
Der Of boys than is fitted to provide for They therefore
request tn t at present. more be sent there Should
commitments continue the only alternative presented to
the Trustees is to remand portion of the inmates to the
Houses Of Correction, provided by law. To prevent
this necessity, this notice is respectfully given.
By order oil the Trustees.
TH0S. A. GREENE, Sec'y. 5.
Westborough, Oct II. 1856. al
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w oRCEsTER GYMNAs SUM 1BRANoH

ENJ ORCESTERG Y NJ NASEUIs BRANCH
81 NOW OPEN Is ~ .ss II
PROE. a. MOLINEAUX, returns his thanks to the
citizens of Worcester for their past patronage hopes
to receive the continuance OF the He has opened
rooms in the Rear of L.. d. Godda rd'a Store
on Main st., better known the old masonic Hail.
where he is taking Subscribers reduced prices, $2
per year. and will be happy accommodate all who may
favor him with their patronage 81
N. B. The Book is now open for subscribers Madam
Virginia Molineaux will be in attendance to wait upon the
ladies. Ola. diff
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25

IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.-ilighly i'm
portant intelligence has just been received
at Fort Leavenworth, by express from Fort
Laramie. with adviccs Of October 22d.-
Lieut. Col. Cookies command Of I'd ORA
goons were four miles from this side, and
had encountered a snow storm five days
previously. Col. Albert 5. johnson was
last heard from two hundred and thirty
miles below Fort Laramie, and snow was
seven inches deep one hundred miles this
side Of where the express left him Owing
to the slim supply Of corn, and the entire
absence Of grass, the teams Of the entire
command and the horsss Of the "a Ora
goons were falling rapidly
News had reached Laramie that the
Mormons had burnt three government
trains (seventy-fve wagons) near Green
river. seventy-five miles 6ehiad Col. Al
exander's command, doth Infantry
which constituted the vanguard Of the
army. 1t was rumored that the 10th and
9TH Infantry and the Batteries Of Artil-
lery would 20 over and take possession Of
a Mormon village on Bear river, for win
ter quarters. It Is said that the Dragons
had 4 months supply Of corn, at half al
lowance, and not particle Of grass. With
snow on the ground at that, it seems like
madness for them to proceed beyond Lar
amie-certaiply such q step could only be
justified in view Of the prospect Of actual
hostilities this winter, of whom no one at
this distance can Judge
we doubt If Col johnson will be able,
when his whole force is concentrated, to
Such an army, ~ far from the basr-line,
Is too small to cope long with vigorous re-
sistancc-
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25

ELECTION FRAUDS IN KANSAS In
his recent proclamation, Gov. Walker, in
explaining Why he refused to receive as
legal the returns from three precincts in
McGec county, containing an aggregate OF
twelve hundred votes, says that MeGee
county is located in the extreme South
Eastern portion Of Kansas, constituted
from lands Of the Cherokee Indians, which
are not yet open to settlement. lie rep
res7nts it as one of the most sparsely pop
ulated portions of the Territory-that it
contlins less than one hundred qualified
voters, and at the june election had but
fourteen votes lie treats the whole re-
turn as spurious, and expresses the opin-
ion that no such vote was had at all,
or was it possible that such vote could
the ground upon which he bases his
action in this case, as in that of the Ok
ford poll, in which sixteen hundred votes
were thrown out, is that no legal or valid
return was made at all-that the papers
sent in as returns we're not in conformity
to the law. Ii they had been legal in
form, he says he would have accepted
them. lie. therefore, intends to rely for
hi, defence on the inyalid;ty Of those pa
pcrs, aud 20 sustain himself in tire rigid
application Of the law TO them, ON the
ground that they were got up to support a
gross conspiracy asains: the ballct-box.-
The rejection Of these votes viii give the
Free State men clear majority OF :wo-
thirLs The Legislature will stand TWEEN
ty-four Free State men to fifteen Pro-
slavery men, aud the Council nine Free
State men to four Pro-Siavery men, max
ing thirty-three Free State men 10 ni-e-
teen Pro-Slavery.
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25

TExAs.-The Legislature of Texas as
sembled at Austin on the I'd inst. The
Governors Message gives very favorable
account of the condition Of affairs in that
State. The State printing has been Civ
en- to the Gazette. J. F. johnson was elee-
ted Secretary OF the Senate W. s. Tay-
lor Speaker Of the House, and II. II. Hay
ME Chies Clerk. 0nthe 18th Gen. j. Pinek-
ney Henderson was chosen Senator in
Congress for the unexpiTed term of Gen.
Rusk, and Judge Iemphill to succeed
Gen. Houston.
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25

CALIrORSfA STATE AsEIoULTuRAI
FAIR-The State Agricultural Fair of
California was held at Stockton on the
27th ult. The display, it is said, va- ez-
ceeaingly creditable to the State. Squashes
weighing 26l pounds, beots Of 80 pounds.
potatoes Of 20 pounds, apples and Pear-
weighing p aud 80 ounces each, corn
stalks 20 feet high, indicate the wonder
ful productivene>s Of the soil Of ,hat State
There was also display Of female eques-
;risuism. One young lady is mentioned,
that after riding nearly all night, entered
the list on the ensuing morning, aud sc
cured the first prize. She could saddle
her own horse, leap on his back from the
ground, then unsaddlc him, remouut iu
the same way, aud then ride him at full
speed bare-backed in female attitude A
little girl Of eigh; years joined in the race,
and came near gaining the first prize.
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25

From CALfFoRNIA-The steamer St.
Louis arrived at New York on the 10Th
inst. from California. There had been a
severe shock of an earthquake at San Fran
cisco, oa tde - g'sir,- vr - Io,L .I.;rsa
The Indians had attacked Honey Lske
Valley settlement, driven out the inhabi.
tanis, and stolen cattle and provisions. p
4. Burrell has been appointed Supreme
Justice Of California. BY arrivals from
China i; was stated that all the European
residents of Ningpo had been massacred on
the 9Th of August.
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25

LETTER FROM Col. NoLAND.-The last
Gazette and Democrat contains a charac-
teTistic letter from our friend AN" dated
at Fairway on the 10th inst In reply to
an oft-rePcated assertion that a majority
Of the members composing the convention
which framed the constitution Of Arkansas
were Whigs, he remarks
"Somc weeks since I noticed, my friend
Of the True Democrat took occasion to say.
that the Convention which framed our
constitution had majority IF Wings in
IT, Now. ! cherish sufficient ,ove. for
that glorious old party. TO take it upon
myself to vindica.e the truth Of history.
Mr.. johnson Wa too Young tD have per
sunal knowledge Of the political senti-
wen.s of the convention. | might an
-~or him as the boy did the magician
who was standing some ten feet from him
with half dollar in his hand. | can put
thi- half dollar into vour jacket pocket,
said ths magician M, yon can't. said
the boy. Yes. but I can. said the magi-
cian No, you can't, insisted the boy.
Why NOT said che magician. Bokase |
amt c,t any jacket pocket.
50 far rs Arkansas was concerned, there
Wa no vhi- party in existence in 1856.
DHt uf thc fifty MEN WHO signed thc con-
stituticn Of Arkansas, ! can lay my finger
on the names &c thirty certain, who were
hct. uHromprpmi-inr jackson nien, an1
anti-Ciay. Why bring Up this matter +.
What could the editor of the True Demo
crat have iasi-lei hy tle assertion Why
Hid hc nut -U further. and tUll hi- red
lr-. lhat the hrit Legislature of arkansas
chartered or baais-thBt there was moth
in- in arr constitution compelling them ~
d1 s1--cnly y Discretionary power given
. them. to exercise u or not. - they thnu-ht
best And that the Senate contained but
thrte eanti-Jark=an-Nan BuTen mem yiE +:
1no. Eing-Did, .Inc. Clark ald JnJ. Ne
Lain.
n never expect tn iahble mach again in
politics. having Become r1ld daal dis.
. -r.stej viii chem. SEE l lilc ID see justice
lDue. p rr"-a. when [ get health and
. leisure ta Writg af.tr mv aWn fashion. for
. your paf NY. au eariy history W.T. hrLarsa-
in which J shall i5ush upon Pslitic- o1ly
Hhen il becomes necessary ZIP place thc
saddle an tho Fight h1r-a.'
We srast gI. II. viii carry out Tie az
si-n expressed in tie conclusion of III
ir-Iar. ra history XVIII anr carIg TaTr.tlri-
time. Il very much Heelod. and from Ill
. long residence IN, and familiarity with n,
. mrl 4nl measures XVII ArAaH N, ha is wal
. qualified q, compile such worl.
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25

MEETING Of THE GERMANS IN PHILA-
DELPHIA.--The Germans Of Philadelphia,
following the example of their country
men in New York city, got up meeting
and procession 0n the "a instant, to claim
work. and in default Of that. bread. from.
what they termed tha wealthier classes.
Nearly 1000 people attended from interest
or curiosity Several short speeches we're
made, more or less inhammatory, and about
half Of the meeting formed in regular
procession, and marched to the park, where
great deal of nonsense of one kind and
other was talked. The spirit of some Of
the speakers was very bad, and that Of 9TH
ers good natured. but bewildered. They
finally appointed committee to "see the
mayor"
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25

LITTLE Rock STAGE LrNE.-We omit
ted to notice in our last that the enterpris-
ing contractors, Messrs. Hanger x Aylia,
had put four horse eoaches on their route
between this place and Little Rock. The
fact that they have incurred this additional
expense without extra compensation from
the Post Office Department, entitle them
to the patronage Of the travelling public.
We hope their efforts to facilitate travel
will be properly appreciated and prove re
mUnerative.
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25

The NEW CuvGEE-s-THE AuNINIs-
rr.TTuN.-All thc elections .lr represent
ati,lf 10 tLeucgi COugres. have now trans
rired. The Democratic major 81 Will b.
about sixteen lynr bIth americans ali
Republicans Thc Democrats viii doubt.
less unite in 4 caucgs and select the speaker.
clark. and other o.icers. M far al viii
ro smoothly II II not probable that thc
'kansa- question viii reud the PARTY asGa-
der prior 70 the organization.
Thc correspondent NJ the Baltimore Sun
Nv in a recent letter:
:" Whcn questions shlll arise. however.
which may involve the Walker aiministra-
tion nyrlicy-supryEinE The administration
policy then 70 bc wen defined, AMI 70 be
identical in regard TO any vital point with
the acts nf Gov. Walkcr-such number
III Southern Democratic members may se-
cedc as to throw The administration into .
minority, or entirely destroy the harmony
III the democratic majority. The North
crn Democrats. fity-threc III number, will
fnI great relief from an unknown future
liz following the lead Of the administra.
tinn, and at the same time conforming with
the views q their constituents. But Il
the tone Of the southern press rightly re-
fleets the sentiments of a considerable part
VI the South, a number of the Southern
Democratic members viii take a decided
stand against a course Of federal action
which has tended, ~ they think, to make
Kansas a free State. Nothing i more
probable than the appearance in Congress
Of southern organization against the al
ministraiiOn"
Washington telegraph., 1857-11-25

FROM KASsAs.-IIavingo once consti-
tinted himself the arbitrary judge Of the
election returns, Gov Walker carries ii
out with an autocrat decision and prompt
ness. He has issued second proclama-
ton in relation to file alleged election
frauds in Kansas He rejects twelye hum
lrei mlrs votes, returned from the
precincts Of McGee county; the number
of legal voters in which j. les than one
hundred. The Constitutional Convention.
which met at Lecompton on the 18th, OBJ
tainoi quorum on the I'D, and elected
G. ~ Mc.lyainc, 40 Clerk. The official
returns of the election, deducting the l200
votes from McGee county, rejected by GOV.
Walker. give Parrot Free State ma
jority of nearly 1900 over Ransom, with
Leayenworth county TO hear from.