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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

u rs :
~ In HENRICO.-Pursuant to a. decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Henrico, pronouncei in the Gaze of
'.Deitrck, de- VS. st. Glars adn'x aud othefs,' we
shall SELL at public auction, to the highest bidder
on MONDAY. the I'd day of August, (ifsfair, If not
on the first fair sisy thereafter tract of4land In
Henrico the propsrty of the late Jos ". 81. Clair
containing by Tetent survey about one hundred and
sixty-two ceres, lying the road leading to Deep
Run Church, about two miles from the 90 Church
and adjoining the lands CT Temple Eetd, y. q.
Brown and others. he said land will be sold sub
ject 10 the dover Of the widow Of said st. Clair.
which has been assigned to ler in said suit the po.
ton 80 assigned beng sl% acres, including the
buildings. The purchaser will acquire by tue sale
the immediate possession OF the twothrds, contain
ing about $50 acres. and the reyersion &c the death
Of the widow in the part assigned to her.
The sale win take place at Henrico County Court
House. at IL O'Clock and viii De upon the following
terms to wit: One third cash, aud tbs residue IN
twelve and eighteen months. the purchaser giving
bonds with good security fer the credit pay ments
and the title will be retained till all the purchase
money is paid and a conyeysncs directed by the
court We believe the title 70 the above property
to be perfectly good; but aeting as Commissioners
we shall sell only " th special wa.ranty.
JOHN @. WILLIAMS c.,,,-. 5
II YtilfNtt ss SS-aA 10
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OALE OF A RUNAWAY FOR JAIL

~ FEES-Will be sold on the first day Of August
court next, in front of the courthouse of Henrico
county, q negro BOY named VIM Hix, in pursuance
of an order of the county court of Henrco, to pay
his Jail fees The said boy committed the pro-
perry of Rob.. Mayo The owner is hereby not-
fed to forward and pay expenses or he will be
sold in pursuance of said order
PHI. HUFFMAN Tailor for
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON,
iy 3n3t Sheriff Henrico County.
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TR UsTEEY SALE OF VALUABLE

\ FARM. CALLED TIL Is Go rTAGE,"ON THE
WILLIAMSBURG ROAD, ONE MILE BELOW
RiCHMOND. CONTAINING 1856 ACRES.--As trus-
tees in deed Of trust from w. II. Kills and Thomas
duly recorded in Henrico County Co-rs shall sell
3. public auction, on the premises, ON FRIDAY. the
9th day OF Aug, 1858. At "a O'Clock, p, NJ. the vain
OF Mr: Thomas ". Peers, containing l95 acre. The
place is so we'll known that further description is
deerled unnecessary. 1t may however be justly re-
garded. all things considered, as one among the
most valuable farms which have been in market for
some time. The neighborhcod is not only improv.
ing, but Is an excellent one.
1ERMs-Enoughin cash to defray tbs expenses II
sale, and to discharge thIee BOMBS, amounting to
~ 900 with in crest from lss Nov 1884, and as tn the
residue, on such terms as may be agreed on at the
hour of sale.
The title is believed to be good but we will convey
with the usual special warranty.
kU. A. LANCASTER,l r~,a.a.
WM. ". COLQUIrT, Aius'ecs'
GoDDIN q APpERsoS Aucts. iyl7-tds
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
Lot Os UNION HILL, ON SHORT, NEAR
TO SCOTT STREEr.-As trustee in a deed Of trust
from VIM jackson Clarke, trpstse, aud Maria III.
Luck, wife Of Lewis u Luck. dated 81 ~ January,
1857, duly recorded in Henrico County Court, shall
on SATURDAY. tbs 7th day OF August 1855, at 5
o'clock. z. NJ If fair il not, the next lair day, the
and family fronting IS feet on Short street running
back 90 feet.
The Terms, which will be liberal, will be made
known at the hour Of sale. The title 10 believed Ia
be good but the trustee will convey with the usual
special warranty. W.a0DDIN,
iy "a astst8 rs. Truakea
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A MELIA WHITE sULP HUR

A MEL A w Fl 7 z 3 q l. z II U Il
N SPRINGS These justly celebrated Springs
are situated in Amelia county va ii miles from the
junction of the South Side and Richmond and Dan
willie Railroads. IS miles from Richmond, and Access
sble twice day for visitors from the south. North.
East or West An Omnibus will be ready at letters
vile Station upon the arrival of each train to con-
vey passengers to the Springs.
The season opens the LIST day of July and closes
the LIST of October.
The Waters are like those of the famous Green
brier White Sulphur and require no puff or eertid-
cate as to their qualities having been tried many
years to the satisfaction of every one.
Board, per month.
week 10
Children under i2years of age, half price,
Seryapts do
81 Meals cent to rooms at an extra charge.
10 2e-2ms
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T'O CONTRACTORS. Proposals will
be r, ceived at this Office until IL O'Clock, NJ on
TUE DAY next, the Sd OF August, for taking down
the Ensine House at the South-East corner of the
Capitol Square, and rem wing the same to the lot
belonging the city, the West side of 9.h street.
between Main and Cary streets. All the blicks are
TO be we'll cleaned and hacked up, and the wood
work and other mafr rials carefully piled up Satis-
factory security will be required for the prompt and
All further information Gao be obtsined by appIi.
cation to the undersigned.
Byorder Of the Comnittee of the Fire Department.
w GILL,
iy 29-td City Engineer.
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WM w CRUMP, LOOT,
P0WHATAN ROBERTS. Vomm'rs.
Nv 24-tds " - sfe
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

l. AT ROCKETS, AND INTEREST IN SLAVES.
As trustee III certain deed OF trust from William
Cclsin, dated 10Th April 1887. duty recorded in
proceed to sell at public auction ON the premises,
on SATURDAY, the 2Sth of August, 1853, at o'cik,
z NJ, the Real Estate aud Slaves conveyed By the
sal deed, viz: An undivided fifth part of the
lot with the brick dwelling thereon, froRting 2i0
feet on the soush side of Nicholson street. running
oancy of said Colgin Also, ali thu said ColgIn's
right title and interest in the slaves conveyed to
him by Thos Biakey, as legstee OF Philip Light
foot by deed of the2lst December $780, Of record ia
Henrico County Court
TERMS Cash. The title Ia believed to be good, but
the t.ustee will convey with the usual special war
ranty. JUHN ATKINSON.
iva t&G Trustee.
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A. REMOVAL.--E. MAR

49, SSKBNS, the well known oPTiClAN
has his Office on Governor street, between Main
and Franklin streets, on the East SIDE where he
will be happy TO attend to his old friends and Gus
toners. iy 2-lm MARKENS
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VALuABLE BUSINESS STAND, On

FRANKLIN AND WALL STREETS, At AUG
TON will be sold, upon the premises on THURS
DAY, the 5th day of August, commencing at sd
O'Clock, p NJ, the valuable BUSINESS STAN D
situated at the corner Of Franklin and Wall streers
and known as the White Hair' corner, and now in
the occupancy of Mr.. -. 1t is well adapted for
aGrocery stand or Restaurant. The property fronts
Il feet on Franklin street. ard runs back to the
Wall Street Hotel property
TERxs-One third cash; the balance at s, 10 and
Is months for notes. with interest, and secured by
trust deed JAS NJ TAYLOR d SON.
jy 27-tds Aucts
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r ONDON ELASTIC STOCKINGS ofeve
IL ry size, for the of Varcose Veins. Ulcers,
&C on the legs and arms. with q large ssortment
Of the best Trusses always On hand, We Will aiso
STAYS and every variety of APPARATUS for the sup
Port of the body in functional and organic change
Of the Bones. Muscles, veinsaud Joints.
MEADE Il BA EER. Chem sfs, DC,
1s6, N. w. corner Main ard 10th streets.
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nEsIRABLE RUILDINH LOT ON

II FRENCH GARDEN HILL FOR SALE AT
AUCT10N.-Wili be sold on TUESDAY, the 81 da '
ses. the desirable BuIIDfNG LOT No. IT, In the
plan of French Garden Ill., fronting on the Yves!
side of Ninth street so feet, and running back III
feet to an alley.
TERMs-one third cash, balance at and months
for potes with interest added.
JAS NJ TAYLOR & SON,
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POI
heretofore existing under the firm Of CRENSHAW
d FISHER is this day dissolved.
Either partner will sign the name of the firm in
closing the business. In this connection, they
pect in few weeks to offer to the trade cargo of
Rio Coffee. LEWIS D. CRENeHAW.
+ July \. 1853. GEORGE d. FISHER.
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will continue the business Of buy
ing an selling negroes at the old stand Of Davis
Lee on Franklin street, next door 70 the suction
house Of Hector Davis, Esq.
a. IA.
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T COX OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE.

4 UUk UUI FUk THE HITHT PLAtE.
IL At the store. 10 n Main street, you can find
the cheapest Goods offered to the public. Fas'
color Lawns Ga, and 10 cents; Plain and Fig'd D.
LANES 1910 and higher; Black and Colored siitf
SIC 621Sc 75c and upwards 100 Black ilk Parasols
at sI.i2ls, worth double the none; Twisted silk
Mitts Csc. &c, astonsbing!y low; Brown ard
Bleached shirting and Sheeting; Towels and Tail"
Cleths irish linens and Shirt Bosoms at all prices
Mems and Poys' Wear. and O great many other
Goods, at and below cost.
iu % Joseph STRAUE
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nISSOLUTlUN The partnership be-
- tween Quin NJ Word. Oscar = Weisiger I silas
Merchant, was dissolved on the lst day Of October
concern TO VIM Coweu. and since the LIST Of Octo-
Der last. the concern has been conducted by said
WORD WEIsI0ER d C0WEN, under the firm
and styie of Word Weisiger a Co, which said con-
Germ expi es this day by limitation.
Qufn NJ Word and Oscar Weisiger. are only au-
thoriss to use the name of the firm in closing the
business. WOhDs W ElSldEk q W.
.July Ist. 1883.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE OF A TRACT OF

- LAND IN THECOUNTYO FCHESTERFIELD.
By virtue Of authority invested in me by the will Of
James B, Homer. dee d. shall sell at public aue-
tioa, upon the premises. ON FRIDAY, the 18th day
Of August next, she TRAt I OF LAND. lying in the
died seized. containing 39J acres by recent survey.
The said Land Ia sltusted both sides Of the main
Court house read Loading to Newby's Bridge. and
about six miles from the Court House, and abb ut
Thirteen miles from T. e town OF Manchester. The
land In the nsighborho,d and Il well 10 the
growth OF the crops usually grown In this part OF
the country. Any persoo desiring 70 examine the
above tract OF land do 30 by calling Mr.. Juo
y. Wosd. who resides about one mile from the pre-
misses.
and IS months, bonds carrying interest from date
HOBBS,
Executor Of J Herner. decd.
v z4-SfaWTuW&afds4
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CRAWFORD'S STATUE THROWN IN
~ TO THE sHADE.-Every bedy call at srEB-
pIys 4 pIII.LEV'S. corner 9Th and Bread streeus,
and sec the Bronze Statue of tho celebrated Race
Horse pryor, pronounced by judges to be superior
10 Ora Words Washington. jy IS
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HOT STRINGS, wi v IijiI65JaIjjiNi1,,-

HOT 6PKIN 0B, VfRaiNIAs~NA~
Tna s suR ~ 4 REMIDH ron caRoNic pIsKirEe
sts ncse! y mis- place y now ores, IA ~ ss
s sma z. yasor9 The supply Of Mineral S1fes IS
s.,,cs ~, sna shefs aFv Lfne Baths cvustat
rsus euspsrssuss sssf ro .s scp :. spsn
k hmsn wassrs cure tho Chronic r uTns 81
ms,nsx s altvkh PAaALYsIs ifres from imam
cIss, S Seo,iige, OIL. LID ISyySIss 10 TIN MIs
Sai.sA sI SPINAL IRKiTxfi3v. suHk HShn
ZIG ~ y y, and scnne DIaRAsRy leu III Il ~
MI more thoroughly and rapidly fnan Al
NiTxnaTgvr " sne g. American continent. Thsir
II , ny those Of any mineral water On The f
.'any person. afflicted with tho a,,,.... .,um.,.
ss;,,sns " ioEms which had fesssed the most
lives q The sufferers alike Sresehed and nsces
.n1usn tonE years OF pain, have been restored to
petIect health By their use. OF the wat number
with such maadies, there are compa-
y Snrea of greatly relieved here
nne springs are situated IN IN elevated mountain
sssson: Ire SCENERY around IL wild. romantic and
osxsntiinl. ind more healthy or delightful summer
Besides the HOT BATHS far invalids. there are
I've s,.h nne pLnAsVkE BATHS for persons In good
ne.itn. GOOD MUSIC will be in attendance early
RoUTE.-Prom the principal cities In the Unite,
states By railroad to the Milihcro' depot OF the Viz
GINA Central Road thence by stage coaches twenty
miies. over well graded turnpike, to the Springs
passengers leaving Richmond. Va, or Baltimore.
no 70 inc morning. can come through to this place
For full account Of tn Ia celebrated Waterina
Place, see Harpers Weekly, No. rs. for june Eth
DE Bows Review for May and June, also, American
for pamphlet. 3. GOODS.
my Sl--d3m Hot Springs Va
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GLOVER BILL COAL.-The undersign-
Ofcd lis prepared to furnish CLOVER HILL Cs,AL
at the loves. market price, throughout the saAson
jy SITS II GIBSON
A ETHRACITE AND VIRGINIA LU MP
N C0AL-The Subscriber, dealer in the above
GOALS. W suld SAY that he has and will keep on
an. Lump Coal from Midlothian and Black Heath
Miner, and would ask his friends and customere TO
pretence of their ceiling Coal lower, being deter
mined to cell coal low any dealer 10 the city,
who will Weigh his Coal. All ne asks is a call to
satisfy them. LAEUS, - Main st.
Or ofIiceon the Dock, between 18th and 18th.
" Sta
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COYNER's WHITE AND BLACK

Of e = WHITE AND BLACK
~ SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATa SPRINGS
-Tn favorite Resort for pleasure and health will be
opened Tor the accommoda ion Of visitors the sT OF
JUNE. II situated on the line and in full view OF
the Va and Tenn Railroad about bali mile from
bonsacks Depot, Va, At which Depot an Omnibus
ana porterb will always be found waiting the arrival
the Springs.
Important improvements have been made since
last season.
telegraph osice has been estab ished, which af
Iords convenient and instantaneous commun cation
VII n all parts OF the country.
Another WHITE SULPHUR-stronger, bolder,
aud superior Chaybeate Spring, have been discoy-
variety and value Of the mineral aters now afforded
a. the place are uneqalled by any other place nov
Enown TO the public. The similarity of the White
sulphur to the Justly andfarfamed Greeubrier White
sulphur Is so strikin to be once recognised by
al WHO have used both of the waters.
These White and biaSk sulphur waters have ef
iected numerous cures. The White sulphur IL
the Liver. Kidneys and Bladder. General Debility
aud especially diseases Of the Nervous System,
those diseases REGULAR to Females. The Black Sui
pur IN all kinds OF diseases of the Skin aggravat-
ed cases of letter and other eruptions of the skin
great Numbers and ofiong standing, seventy having
been entirely cured
The accommodations are equal to any to be found
IN tne mountains of Virginia. and the table and at
tendance OF the most satisfactory character-as u
all which we beg to refer to the large numb r OF
persons who have heretofore visited the place.
81 BILLIARD SALgON, TEN PIN ALLEY.
and other amussments affsrd pleasant al d healthy
recreati n. Il DAVIDGEs celebrated BANDfrom
Baltimore has been engaged for the season:
j. A. HEEELFINGER,
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By Henry W. Quarles, Auct.,
No I50 Main street.

T WILL recommence my NIGHT SALES
L on THIS (Thursday) EvRNlN0, commencing
at s,s o'clock. The attention of the public l. mose
respectfully called to my fine assortment OF JEW
ELkY, &C. My Goods are direct from the manufhc.
turers. and will be sold without reserve.
jyl5 HENY w QUARLES, Auct.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
IL PAINTING, GLIDING. DC.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOlICE.-WlL-
~ LIAM II. Belts having associated himself
with us for the purpose of conducting an AUrrION
BUSINESS for the sale of Negroes the firm asre-
after will be carried on in the name and style of
PULLIAM BELTS, Thankful for the encourage
Ment heretofore received they mutually solicit the
patronage 80 literally extended to the old rm, aud
especially ask the attention of their respective
friends to the new partnership.
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rOPAnTNER6HIP.- THE undersigned
~ hava trxfav nssociatefl themselves under the
style and Arm OF MAeeIk = RLeAeAnTs. 0r
the Transaction Of .. .4enersl MnkCnANDieE,
have taken the store on Carr street, formerly cccQ
pied by Mr.. w. B. Tripietf. and opposite MeegrD j.
4. Butler Co.. They earn<stiy soiicis the patro-
Il .. aAssIE. Q. T. PLgAsANTs.
Late with tafe with
eeldeu Miller. stokes ktvos.
| - n ST.
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ICE BOWL AND BUTTER COOLER. -
4 McEyoy's Ice Iiah and Butter Cooler, a new ard
desirable article for summer use TO be had at the
oi IL ca 0'o'0 = THas. IA. RirLKIEy 1sz Main IT
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no PARTNERSHIP M Wcrd
" and Oecar r. Weisiger will continue the whole
sale trade in Ready-Made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods under the style and firm OF Word Weisiger.
QUIN IL WORD,
OSCAR WEISIGER.
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GLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
~ COAL.-The subscribers are now prepared to
receive orders for the delivery of Clover Hill Coal
They eiso keep constantly on hand Red and White
Ash Anthracite Coal-both Of which will be sold on
as good terms as il can he purchased in the city
Orders left at their Office, near Petersburg Depot,
or at Lapi l. Libbys corner of 2lst and Cary sss >,
will be promptly atten ted 20.
iY 2i-3m VIM III DAVIS h 90.
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GOgP5E lila bags prime GovernmeEt
~ Jay. Coffee; 2H bags prime Rio coffsc- rsceiv.
II N-sw LEWIS swSBB ! o..
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T UMBER, Sc, AT Low PRICES =

T UMBER, &C., AT LOW PKICES Il
IL have on hand a general assortment of LII "
Der: White and Hard Piae Boards and Plank, o.
all the usual thick nessss Garden Rails and Pailings
Oak aud Pine Scantling, vari us s2 as; fsnclaR ana
Box Boards; Flooring, Shingles. Laths. Lime Pia'.
terers' Hair &C. Also, a nice lot OF baled OATS, OLD
crop.
Any and all of the above articlesI will sell at the
very lowest prices especially to those who VIII take
any considerable quantity. Come ana sac y Won't
~ 2e-lw WALihALh
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CULVER PLATED CASTOkS.-A bean
~ tifu variety of Silver Plated Table Castors, with
fac cut glass bottles to be bad at 1877 Main street.
iy5 THoS. A. BuLKIEY.
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nISSOLUTION.-The firm of HAXALL
~ 4 co. is this day dissolved, having expired By
limitation.
All persons having CHAIRS against the late firm
will present them immediately for liquidation and
all persons indebted will please make prompt pay
ment.
Either PARTNER will continue to sign the name of
the firm in closing the business.
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REwARD.-s,ravedf from

w. my lot. on Main. between LIST and Pou
sp<k=Sk&s >hee streets. on SATURDAY. the 2ith inst
= sn.ai, ,es.aish COW. with long sharp horns and
white spot IN her forehead. She gives no milk
"1 - e, reSsra' H. NANCE.
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WALTER G. RREEMAN,

18TH AND IiTH SrkEE1s, -OPPOsITB
MSFR0POLITAN HALL, RICH dOND. VA.
begs leave TO Inform his patrons and the public gem
orally that he is now better prepared than ever be-
fore, to execute all kinds Of work in kis limo Of
business
HE USES THE HERY BEST NATERLALS
to be had IN this COUNTRY. and has procured the
rscoa Of
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RIO CONSUMERS OF COAL.--The sub
l. scrihers will keep constantly on hand supply
of the various nds of Coal produce at the Black
RAGE, HAIL and smiths' COAL, with which we
are prepared to furnish those in want Of superior
article of fuel at the lowest market prices The SUI
for general purpo es is too we'll known to require
any Recommendation, particularly the Smiths Coal,
which cannot be excelledby any offered to the trade
Orders left at Mr.. Alex. Motifs auction store or at
Mr. Samuel Hsstings, on 18th street. or addressed
to Mr.. John Farrar. the Company's Agent, through
box 2i9, VIII be punctually attended T..
22-Im TONPKINS 4 co.
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CUGARS, Sc Loaf, Crushed, Powder
~ ed. 4ranulated and Coffee Sugar; Muscovado.
New Orleans and Porto Rico do, prime to choice;
prime New Orleans and Porto Bico Molassss. In
'''i EGaLEsToN q FiTZi ERALD.
;r,s-,w No "A Pearl st.
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~ In making the above change in my business,
it becomes necessary that .houid settle up my old
business speedily es possible must therefore
reofest all who are indebted to me to make mme
diate ayment of their respective accounts and all
persons TO whoa am indebted will please present
their accounts fer settlement
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04
Kansas Matters in Congress.

NEW DIRK, Jan. 81.
The Times correspondent says:-The
latest canvass of the Senate gives reason to
fear that Lecompton will have a ma
jority of 2 in that body, including
both the New jersey Senators Jones OF
Iowa. and the protested Senators from In
diana
Private dispatches received here, state
positively that Calhoun has backed out of
his rejection of the returns sent to Gov
Denver.
The administration comedies that the
Pennsylvania Legislature will vote against
the Lecompton Constitution. Ifthe di-
rect question is reached. the friends
design to smother the resolutions in the
Select Committee to which they arc refer
red.
The Tribune correspondent says:-The
Douglas Democrats held a caucus last
night, and counted the Anti Lccompton
force in the House. They make out ma
jority of seven against Lecompton; but
they reckon upon members who, | know,
will not vote with them. As things now
stand, the Administration will have ten
majority in the House on the Kansas qucs-
ton. The Uniyn cracks the whip vigor-
ously this morning. and the stragglcrs are
falling into the ranks