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IIvpRroot CoTToS yAEKEr, Jas s7-rhe make, 10.
dsy has been very STEADY ana prices bout chang
the sales are estimated al eco bales.
EvpKPooi Cons NAKKyr JAS 81 Evryse We hs 7e
hao very limited inquiry for ~heat ouripr the ueek
and prices have ryan iTen fully 20 per bu,n H. OF
both white and red Flour has also been very Diff salt
70 move apo prices The torn loser Egyptian bsAus
have declined Cd 10 Ia qvsrer aud oat
meal Cd per load Indian ooru has been dut
end rather lower, sId osher articles o. qu Of az pose,
Die. Inc thipm-nts VI Ireland comprise OILS quarters
whta, T,1t5 quarters indian corn, ISL sachs and
$50 barres OF four ard oasise Ses qusyters wheat
go quarters lnosn c,rn lSs sacks sud sos payyes OF
hour There have been exported 70 Spain and portus.
lteo quarters wheat lee tcrs In-,an corn and 40
bnrs OF n0ur, Dt 10 Australia 2 e72 ousrta~s o.,,
aud 100 loo 10 oatmeal Al make, this dsv there
Wa 5000 Attendance Of count y mi,ers Win mo,s
active business 10 -htst ct Frosy rses bssrg I'd nsr
bushel decline on %. w'ek Oats sere nv 80 ,sa
al about 20 PEI bushei decline Bsrey ana n, a, ue-s
abou, - before Esypssu besss ~ere % Der ooaris,
cteapes. inf Ian 'a'be, Timer ~itn buy,,. IN
quantity fer mixed Al Sss W ass 81 per sso ID. O.,
meal vas que psslsoIed salss Of rousa cat being no
ported 81 S1s pr 2t0 bs Fsour moved very so viz Al
sbou, previous y lcos
LvrRrcoi svoAH ksREr JAN 2f.-rhere continues
ssrof market VIII an up card tendency ia prices GA
tne tpot 500 bsfs Midas have brought sai, an so
pnds Porto Hco b'r tt 10 t2s Cd besides which a
eGto OF res ksuIfus 700 tcp. been sol 20 srrtve
Ior an outport 81 bss, slso . caro- OF parA,bs a 900
bsss, ior On ottgort NJ s4s s,quay, sri q OoJ bags
CeGa 70 arrive, The pfce Of vnrb nss rot
rcehinR further has been done
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There 10 no other news OF lpt ress
CITY polsSa<s.

TIE TAMsASY sAcntMs AND THE eErEpAL CON.
meeting OF the specAi Committee Of tbe Council OF
ssohems consulting Of Messrs. Fowler Roe Purdy Con
ser, and Adams met yesterday % rammspy Hail TO take
into thscaims 70 regularity Of ,he,-c Gene
ra committees headed respectively Wilson small and
John Y. Savage Jr Afev three hours oousul,son the
Com mittee adjourned, Nth distinct snd crstaudins
un their action should be kept entirt Nv secre,
UNIV their report 10 the Council o. Ssshems
v@ made Tier viii meet again merit Tuesday evening
Pcs'mss'er gowl.rs private residence, Their re-
Notvthssncng the tsciturnwy OF the members OF the
com mit,ee, h known tina, statements frtso Means
small and savage laid before them resp ctlg the
claims Of their rspcca miuee, and ts the chief
subject before the com mirse plsp 70 reoyyspIre
The system o. primary elections In such ma per az 70
give al the otnocricy . cbanse W be hard
For the purpose 70 proposed n dishsud the too
c rn 'ctps General Commit 80, and make the members
submit 70 the ordeal smother eecton uoder c,rcu tan
res that would not dmn ~ frauds and shoulder hups
st the ballot boyes VIVA The Counci will eventually
decide ups hard 10 COME ture but tneir soon II re-
ssrced vNb intense interest BY the ofce hsders and
Office sec krrs Of the party.
IN. w,,oa s~sr committee declare they wu net be
eycudsd ron rsmmsny HIl ard thatin tbo claim Ia
MOI s1oved tbay vii coft.s IN the courts Of Law
The quarrel - very pf-iy otem stands, and pro
mis- % not ni,i0 fun 70 VstsGers,
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PorIcznu AsaAuIrsD ~ RovDis- -B.t-eep n and "a
O'Clock On "Wednesday bsn polc, mn Csrsy ana
Boderob, o. !he Esp'e'ptn -s'e wore psuios the
corner OF Third avenue AID Tretty scsod ,trest on
her way 70 their beet when IN % a. 10 With sour
men. one OF whom pot out bis fos snd trIpped Gaze,
who stum bled and fell He insts ptly 70 and made Al
me fellow, vno nrev sluos shot ,Ld feed HI 10 the
psvement 9TH . bloc son The Tor besf The ohe,
onoer hen rave the svm rap 70, sssss 1ce when the
rMoAls 30 on. but two a them overas en- and
Grc-'ed ne OF hen bsd loaded pistol 10 be ,ssss
sn sno Cr be Sidewalk Q sluns shot was found The
" ''let - tbeU bamss John and Patrick CORN,
Nlf '1frii ~ ~ Justsce Davidson for trial Toe
- rettrei ~ cfser Caroy wss severe but n not
Mo- -fi " ~ snserous.
49, hiissrT r. srrn A sIoer.--rhres young
f'o' aan, Jane, Jc' rson and Wm fsir
= srres ed yesterday charged WIN Nem@
- " .esi soop oelonses a. John Anderson, Esq
ssuce q one Of the vs,d cooru appears that the
owner Of the soop detected the sornsrd 10 the sc of
mowhs her Iron Der occs foot Of sisoth sweet z
tna ftvt information 70 the porcs, vso arrested the
ohtnders Tbs TAX D before Justice Bfen
nan, add oom niued 20 await examination.
Tr C,UrFsfrus o. B1SE oY Coxsspeu lathe
- ~ lrso ~cmsn, was arressed yesterday,
I'd VIII f-'oaipusy passius caun,erfeit 81 biu 90
~ rmme-ce q Provicense. X \, az thu store
~uN t04 i.ys avenue, IN paymeat tor
S, vas llcket W o. Jasuoe Brennan Tor
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A Murder Case ln Detroit.
THE MURDERED MAN AsTONIsHEs EVERYBODY By
HIS APPEARANCE COlJRT.

THE MURDERED MAN AsrONIsHES EVERYBODY By
HIS APPEARANCE IN COURT.
OuTsges and violence the order OF the day every
where just now, and Detroit % matter Of course must
have M share The good people Of that city greatly
which alleged 10 have been committed place
called Browpstowp, and which the papers dgndsd BY
the t!tle In flaming letters "rhc Brownssown Murder
The facts In this singular case, - near a. we can
gather them, these:-Some days sinoe . pedler
Samuel Ker aged nineteen, entered the honse OF
man nsmtd Becky whose family consists Of three Ia.
dies end little SOD. The pecder YVES missed by hi.
nseer been ne sesn that house
The three ladies in Biokly's family Mrs MHyBckiy,
Miss Novah Bickly and Mrs. Mary sheehan were Ar
rested the charge Of murder and lodged In jail at De-
tToh Old Bckly ana his son were Dot taken because
they too unweli TO- be removed The examination
The murdered mans brother Testified that he had
vieited the prisoners house and made search. Saw
Piece Of cloth in barrel ct ashes be thought the cloth
belonged 10 bis brohers vest saw blood on the barn
neishbor, named Mrs Hannah Clark, had talked
with the accused relative 10 the blood toii them
murders were always found out; on one particular
night the witness smelled the burning Of woolen
,re.h meat she Though, the neshbors were cooking
meat for the bee The old lady told her. since the blood
bad been found, thai o man had stopped there over
night and came over TO her house TO get shilling to
give tm in charge
man named Peabody 'aw blood and rmelt some
thing burning"
Capt Alvord saw blood dug into 1t with knife, and
found human hairs some Of them six or seven inches
long Of dark brown color found another spot about
forty fifty rods of In the road dug Into that and
fourd scme fairr dozen or fifteen In ALL Went
back the house. the blood before described, and
on q -four barrel saw piece Of bed ticking
about ss large - the top Of the table, (bout "a by 90
inches with veral spots Of blood upon 1.-TWO or three
inches IN diameter II wss taken out OF the bed.
The Free P,tss says that the counsel were about sum
ming up he case on Saturday, when o little Du,ohmkn
1.-THE who had stood with his bands In his pock
cts Quiet sp OF the scene atepped forth and pro
M ed sea,pst any such liberties being taken with hs
Affairs declaring that he had neither BEEN slaughtered
burnt up and TO being dissolved Into the small
chow OF sbes bones horse hair which The table be
fore him afforded be felt disusn. 81 the ides. The
Free Pres fays:-
or course we shal rot attempt 70 describe the delight
OF the spectators the eopsterp alton OF the learned c,un
sell or the amaze n,ent Of the Judge ut the summary
winding up Of The beautiful which had been made
out but We viii confidently assert that the scene was
cb
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Interesting from Mexico

HON DE New FefIS Fcsy DC Fen
We fpd the folo~iDE sdd oI eii ir flies
Ct Mexican papers trorgh, by he BARI Gen Taylor,
whose arrival We mott ed 10 yestrrtas 81 enrng F,oay
sepor Urqrion was fulnirr Tia runoous O. Minister Of
Finance, and seIor Palsco MsgarolA those Of Mlter
OF Relations
III country was qu'eier than u tsa been s,i co
the Glove ~ the With the United states The rebel.
ous spiri, 81 the Clergy, ~ss however, giving consider
able houbet 70 The soverpm me- and some Of Their
Der 10 be- q svmmsrily dealt with
The following the number OF properties and their
yhut, belonging formerly 70 the church. ~hl,b have
beer sod lately, BY virtue OF the Law Of alton
of June Is. 1857 -
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A Horrtd Murder ia iowa.

ANr Kellogg, OF Della ware county, Iowa, vas most
bruiay murdered by his WIFE, In the hight OF January
Q. they bad lived very unhsppily together for
some time and 81 the time OF the murder occupied an
ftrept bedi The heads OF the beds were ut some du
tapce rc m the wall and she during his sicep dche
ratey chopped bis head With IN axe In mort fkhtul
amer One blow inflicted deep wound directly into
the brain over the left eye extending 70 the tsp OF the
head Two others were the right Of the scu causing
date insenAbty though he retained lie for about
e,shieep hours The circumstances are rendered more
pa pful by The that the woman expected hourly to
assume The new relation OF mother which has since
vepsp.red
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CFron the Boston Journal, Fob. l2l
kuoh exotement exists In bingham In rslatcN 70 This
str, and but opinion expressed In regard 70 the
ptt able guilt OF the socused.
Us. Gardner has two ohldren being young lsdy
,srrfs no. her int gence nd re6nemsn Since the de-
cease Of hen father she has acted posm,ress Of Hing
ham, md opesStov of the telegraph An effort Is making
postmistress.
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miscelirneous and Disasters.

The steamship Bnc CT the Collins line. VIII not sat for
Livpeo he l ir Der regular day consequence o.,
scme alterations 10 be made 70 her.
sirAssBp RoASoKk-As some anxiety has been fei, By
shippers per steamship Roanoke which ie here the l7th
Of January and as snce teen des ed In the ice In Hsmr
Bosdr pleased state that eiesrsphc despatch
received yesterday by Der agents here announcing her
safe arrival Richmond and that her had been deliver
ed free OF damage.
sHrr IRrSr-Cspt lockwood of wreckins schr II W John
son, reports this ship WRECKED at Morrches A. being
rsary under water ard the work going on slowly owing
the Guilty of ,hipr for the gccds The trough up
fm Der yesterday 90 dry goots, bis and cks mdse
and portion o. her rigging, sails, &C.
pspE FAsrrpr Bpit-we are indebted TO Mesrss Moody
Tefar fer the following particulars n relation TO The bark
RaseIn Belle contract has been made TO re, this nsTk
ashore ~ ong Beach snoat and devereds this city WIN
the balance Of cargo for The sum ofs3Oo. About 600
rscssres Of wire &C have been taken Ashore BY the tse
rarh vcre m round condition The surf boats
"a NJ trprsrnrrr carro from the side Of the vessel 70 the
letters tre ~ Which may be expected here TO- day The
sfr Riprpod Ia er oyed laying ont rnohprs and there
sysyy rscsaby 9ssstps Ge ressessa- srssss sss9 "
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The Latest.
India AND CHINA MAILS.

INDIA And CHINA MAILS.
sss,u1Ins Jan. Il, 1857.
The mais from pdia and Grim arrived BY tho yAletts
81 noon and WI be cesra,ched tor London at 10 O'Clock
thu evening
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PprLADFIPEIA, Feb H. ~ PM-7se CITY Ice Boa ar
rived firm this afternoon, with the ship Tuscarora
nom liverpool and h1k Union ffow ernambuco n tow.
There Eve s'eeutufs coming UP et' having tow
AZ hpb water both he reawaTe and frHyyk1 rivers
wharf hsh wesii cloudy wind SsF leSmOneter Sc
lar etc ver hiph henp
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I L Z g r A P d 20.

BOSTON, Feb H. 1867.
krs. Gardner was this morning removed from Hing
ham to the Plymouth county jail The charge OF murder
against her will before the Grand Jury In May next
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TOO LAVE FOR CLAssIFTCXTT01

GE REwARD.-LosT IRON i5LArGHr STREET. ON
W., the afternoon of Thursday The 12lh bIsct No.
qss sn,o cog fosyes y the name Had On
aitm View York city. whoever will relr-r The sad IA
ssSss >, =. owner WI rsseys e esqYs yeNas al "a
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ss found In ,te the ceceased have lived
10 hs o ne prosecUon closed a. nj. point
During the delivery Of M Jacssons testimony The spec
stors ,,eped with eass Interest 70 the revelations Of
be had distracted frcm ,he organs electric thrill Q,
horror SEE IN pass through The assemblage Great
interest wss exhibited 10 obtain glance ri the poison
Charles Augustus Dodge, the boy who purchased Tho
.syd n tears end ", nbnn,, and ordered TO rc,osaise
for his Appearance witness before the Grand Jury.
The testimony rested here. NJ. Henry T. Hersoy, OF
pusbsm Who IL as.ipF counsel for Mrs srdner vss
ashed BY the Ju,uce " bc desired 10 produce any wit
pess sly snyibUr before any action should be taken
By ,te fovsrrmert Mr. Bsrsey said be bad not. The
CO tb, remarked 70 Mrs. Gardner that the evidence
fovtd strong probability that death Was caused at her
s sr. %. Ds or ne ssns
81 the may term OF the Supreme Court The pvisoner
wee ,b.p removed and The vast sssemblase vbc led
ached with esger and painful Interest the prnrreis n
the xsminatiop, teparnsed
Before ue adjournment OF the court The O INQUEST
i,osss esrdper died in his own dwelling on ne arsi
day OF February Instant BY deadly poison called white
srsepc. Or mipi,ie!ed By bis wife. Abigail Gardner be-
me court hen sdjcurped.
D,rme The progress Of The examination 10 day, Mrs
ca DYER anssted the most sioca indifference 70 what
was harspppg. Not a muscle Of Der ACE was moved
srsuraiD cold determined, bard featured, mmovsbls
ssyer = rered feature 70 relsx During The eramna
op II Dr Jackson, whose testimony "a. 20 overpo yer
ing against her, We scssned her closely, anticipating
d,ss pps,rted. We might wen have looket upon
syspie statue. We say not one who showed the eas,
az mi sfhy tor the mar bic. hearted woman.
since this examination vas prosecuted we have
eeyped many stories IN regard 10 previous acts OF MIS-
Gardner which, n true. would csuse thrill OF horror
IN tho mind Of the most hardened wretch. We do not
oesve 70 sve these stories publicity for they
veuld no good purpose 10 reasonable 70 expect
ina, ,be excused will again trouble the community
Nth her presence. There can be but opinion 70
,b.rh from The testimony, OF Der suh An inhab ant
az H,psfsr by q most foul deed has cast q gloom aud
.tsr over that quiet town, and the citizens fe she
e for Plymouth is ls,t evening 70 the custody or the
,cer. n The ls~ that heavy load Of shame had boon
rspeysd from ~ peh eomnupi'Y,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT
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~ male child thIetn monhs Old hare opportunity
ADDE'S Mira Neoyen. Madison square Pos office for one
"
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WHO WANTS A CHEAP DOCUMENT
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE,

Stitched and bound in paper, sent, free of post.
age, to any who may order them, for 25 cents
a copy. The work forms a neat volume of 1872
pages. 1t contains
"a Decads Of the SaUe Poscer "-conplete
in ten chapters.
Dangers Of iSGeery Ertsnsion- Shareholders
Privileged Glass Groaoth of our Negro
Aristocracy-being speech delivered by Gov.
Seward, in Albany, October 18th, 1855.
The Politics Of Justice, Equality, and Free.
iona-being speech of Gov Seward, delivered
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american Politics-a speech delivered by the
Hon. George W. Julian.
Speech Of the Hon. John p. Halc, on the
Presidents Message, relating TO Ka'lses.
Editorial Comments on the SANE Message.
History and Philosophy Of the Struggle for
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.


The steamer Vanderbilt, Capt Edward Hig-
from Southampton.
She brings the very unusually large number
of $50 passengers, besides 100000 in specie,
and LOO tons of valuable merchandise.
Throughout the passage, the Vanderbilt has
encountered severe westerly winds and heavy
head sea. Saw no ice during the entire voyage.
On the 9th ult., in lat. 500 25/, long, $50 l5<,
exchanged colors with the American barque
General Cobb, standing to the southwark and
westward.
The steamer Kangaroo arrived at Liverpool
on the morning of the Goth, and the Ariel at
Cowes on the evening of the same day.
1t was rumored in Paris that Lord Stratford
de Redcliffe would be recalled from Constan-
tinople, and probably be succeeded by Lord
Howden, the English Ambassador at Madrid.
The European and Indian Junction Tele.
graph Company is about to be carried out from
Bagdad northward.
The draft of the new Constitution for the
Danish Duchies had been laid before the Hol-
stein Estates. The Duchy of Holstsin is to
have Legislature and Administration for its
own special affairs. The Sovereign is to be
represented by Minister for the Duchies of
Holstein and Lauenberg. No law is to be en-
acted, altered or annulled, without the consent
of the Estates but the resolutions of the Ger
manic Diet may be promulgated in the Duchy
of Holstein, in virtue of the Federal Constitu.
ton.
A telegraphic dispatch from Constantinople
announces that the Sultan has communicated
to those European Ambassadors who had sus-
pended relations with the Porte, that he is &C.
cupied in the formation of his new Ministry, and
that, until the Cabinet should be constructed,
diplomatic intercourse could not be resumed.
The master and chief and second mates of
the ship Martha and Jane, of Sunderland, have
been sentenced to death at Liverpool, for muir
dering Andrew Rose, a seaman, by continued
ill treatment and brutal usage.
Gen. Gustavus Won Degenfeld, one of the
most distinguished officers in the Austrian
service, so years of age, has blown out his
brains through disappointment in love.
Orders had been received at Plymouth to
prepare for receiving the United States steam
frigate Niagara into Keyham basin, should it
be found necessary. Vice Admiral Sir Barring
ton Reynolds visited the Niagara on the after.
noon of the 18th, and in the evening entertain
ed Capt. Hudson and the officers of the frigate
at dinner.
1t was said in London that plan had been
submitted to the Board of Control and the In.
dia House, for establishing a postal commpni;
cation with India, ola Asistio Turkey.
The dissensions In the Greek church !. S,yriia
and Egypt appear to be as angry as ever.
Intelligence from Tunis of the 18th announ.
ces that sanguinary disturbance took place
three days before Against the Jews, and even
the Christians we're menaced. Several persons
were killed, and the English Consul insulted.
Military measures of repression were adopted
but not until some grave disasters had taken
! place.
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ly useless; so was the engine and the brakes
were better dispensed with, or replaced by
others, the pressure of which on the wheels
could be better regulated.
Some check is necessary at times to reduce
the velocity of the wheels, so as to prevent o
disproportionate expenditure of cable bat the
fact is conclusively proved, that the brakes
which have been used were entirely unsuited
to the machinery.
With these alterations and notifications,
there is no reason to doubt the success of the
next expedition.
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CURED BY WIsTAR's BALsAM.

Read the following from the Kinderhook IN W Senti
'sI, dated July 81
"A remarkable cure OF Consumption has recently been
effected by this medicine, the town of in TIM
county, and which was related to uvby DIR. Herrick
eminent physician OF hat town, whom have per.
mission 10 refer. young lady who had long lahoEed
under affection of the lungs considered by her
friends as beyond the reach of medicine and she
formed by her medical attendant that she die She
induced 10 send for a bottle of Wstars Bal,ana Of
Wiid Cherry last The young lady expert.
enced great relief and bottles successive
y procured ard administered. She s happy in the
restoration of health"
IL None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper 2s
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TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF THE
OXYGENATED BITTERS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 10.
Having made use Of the Oxygensted Bi,teys, prepared
by DR. George e. oreei of Windsor, Vermont, and from
knowledge obtained of their efficacy in other cases we
cheerully recommend them TO the public believing ih
will fully sustain tho recommendation Of tn
We hope that this valuable remedy may be accessible 10
all the afflicted.
SAMUEL s PHELPS
WILLIAM UFHAM
u S. Senator's from Vermont
JAMES F. SIMMONS,
U. S. Senator from r. Island
j. T. MOREHEaD,
u s. Senator and formerly Coz. of Kentucky.
l.. II. ARNOLD,
Formerly Cor Of r. Island.
WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE,
Late Governor Of Michigan
Its success in Of Dyspepsia Asthma and
General Debility of the System places it among the
wonderful discoveries in medical science and has given
il a reputation far beyond any remedy known for these
complai in all their various forms
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL only by SETH
w. FOWLE CO, 13S Washington street, Bostop,
Mass, and for sale by their agents everywhere. "a
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The Atlantic Telegraph Cable.

In an article on this subject, the Herald COM
ments on fact which certainly requires ex-
PLANTATION. 1t seems that, on the day before
that on which the cable parted, there was a ces-
sation for two hours of the communication with
the shore, which was as suddenly resumed, just
as those on board the Niagara had decided to
cut off We hundred miles of the cable, in order
to shorten the circuit. No explanation of this
phenomenon has been given, or, 80 far as we
have seen, been attempted. Yet it is worthy
Of investigation, and the Importance of the sub.
ject should stimulate to such investigation for
the question naturally arises, whether SUBJ
ocean telegraph wire will be subject to irregu-
larities of like kind.
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full, ard effective. The U. 8. Government, on
the otaer hand, is greatly increasing lis mill
tary force in the Territory, with the view of en-
forcing such regulations as may be made for
excluding the real citizens from the polls, and
securing another aud partial vote in favor of
Slavery. There is, under present circum-
stances, danger of serious-nay terrible
collision in the Territory, at the period of the
elections. The people seem determined to
vote themselves, and to prevent Missourians
from s,oting at any cost.
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Wild Cherry.-We hear so much said of the
wonderful curative power of DR.. Wistar's Bal.
sam, in all stages of disease lungs, that we
feel perfectly safe in recommending it for gen.
eral use for coughs, colds, bronchitis, sc. 70