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n ~ tFssts S4 80 Is4
= !, II a9r Toronto, 2. W.. Jan. I. \.
There hsa been apite heavy fail Of snow

80 New York. Jan. q.
The 2. g. sloop Of war Cayenne has arrived
from Havana; all well on board ,4
The Evening Post correspondent, dated Wssb-
hington, Ian. 2, says. a.desRAsch received here
from Fort Scott, dated Dec. d6th states that 800
kissourians vho be- encamped near that place
had been compelled By Gen. Lane 10 liberate 20
Free State psisoners. loo dragoons, With civil
eMcers, thea undertook to arrest the Free State
men, sbnta Gen. Lana With q poserfL force r.
sisted and prevented il. Therenpor the dra
goons avoided collisiOn By returning 10 Lea
yenwofth; Con. LancI broke sp his camp and
peach was restored. There vas general rejoic.
ing among the aettlers.. The recent acts 81 The
Kansas Legislatnre are sustained ~ the lpueople.
a letter Iron Inwrenve, kansas, aays shat pre-
sent retarRs show 600 rates for he tecompton
Onastitessoa, and they hoess shat theY wiz give
1000. The Frss Stats men viii probably take
part. IN the election on To 4th ~. vesipg
bolter ticket gatftrsf sasN ~ 49, .
y The washington Unian be- rsfuted Is ID prarbli,h
Sefingfslloss lister deposncing ~ Leeonp-
ten Constitution. Will 1900 ~ y 80 n
Mr.. Rice. SENATOR elsct from Nippssosa. II p !
seated ~ cansiitasiAn y Ne president Jesser.
Norfolk, Wal Ian. o. Il
The sloop-pEwar Cyans arrived q si,is post
10 twenty days passaks from Fsssasa Prineas
III Havana. Her ofaceys are 6ll vell audl kut
~ Of her crew Ars slcka Ghas bFoueAs . Z -
0senger Capt Mayt Or The brig r. w. PasSees
late = prisoner u Cape Ma3iea, and - eeua1nel
M Nidshipmsn Bso1dhea& ~ deashs haa -.
CARED Al tie Oyane 81 - usoasljo. ssa1s9 s9f
n The SpanisA squadron vAs'ae Navnaa. u 81 !,
v Soo men had died of'1ever On board ~
Dpenish War ship6 1sslHAaaa III i44g .T5.sT9-
There va sun cs1sidsfsbas 4>vsets Ravnaa.
aed ssSsFsi ~ sfsAs sptss trssps ''sssSfAsus
~ 'e.a.asss ya.A,eu ~ "A, = sl..saps
NJ q no s.t4lais,ta fRashestef. Jap.
y. me 0ysA1 Jusy te.1Ay fe9qA TIVE hills ~ ID /
dses0e0e agains In 6eoQs e11 Mn, GafaA L.
- Sor ~ e1r3as &C Cha<lss ~. 1lefIa =. "
u. Va II u c,asesa. Il \. y.a.,.s.e
- RApahlisea Esass c6aveStoa kSI3 Ss1Si
lorday uaa I'D eyar 81, * 3otD taor Colby.
ssyssae. hAlel wasa 800 ~ y sssJ ~ |
lsecs41 aafs9 abiea ss;44 ..ssrs y $3.50.
tsI -ssr sEil ~ s5iasnL q ~ HsoQaa -. II
The Dsp1eelcan - jAst Rsosiged ISaeess n II
fest ksa11s1 toaAe I'd 1IHss>11iae' tkaS On III
!ohassA - = yds 1Ei1oeeeA - 2eik ~. N
~. ICooA, viii - ukoaa iceMnana, ~ 80 n
sdted. Grass was ~ barned, and The animals Il
Iore Agieg - - rae 0f 100 Per DAY. ~
lesm0ae v4fa 3ortlfylng "a ~ paslso recDn94
: tAe oieysss {eecs laNAA u Mso&ss7lSt Il
leslalA -, ~ ! n es1 80 u o. II
~ $500 :. y = Cd = 4:
htaiaiPg ~ knAs ledkS ~ DIR 1NvslIIolnoA
y noshaF letter, dated Col. CoSkb eounnesA | I
bile % routs. makes no mention q 6sla9i I
'slsstsd BY Moemeas.
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staee rem De rance Cenycssien

Dt1t0 IeupUKUUCD CVMvCO91DHs
A Mass Meeting Of the friends Of Temper
ance viii be held in Fort Dies Moines, Iowa, on
the frat Tuesday in February, 1855, at 10
o'clock A. N. Business Of the highest impor-
sance will ba brought before the Convention
touching the administsatisn of our present and
prospective laws. lie earnestly hoped that eli
Temperance organizations throughout the State
Will be fully represented, and Ill friends Of the
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N. - = general thing the market las bsea W,
dull during the week, and psices have M
lower. The receipts have Been larger than ",
expected, which caused the depsessiou 4 ~
Market and Oh tAese wko entsstsined idesa "a
'shoss crop The previous week have undsssp,,
! : thorough change Of mind in this respec1 "a
are nov holding back, exhibiting ~ much a.
ton 20 can be. @.-A 7sa& y 8H7TI .s-1 N
lt y nov gsnenlly coAsiassed W vilI "a
more hogs hers thAa 70 did Ass year, and ssus
think fully one hundred thousand more ~
cotne ~. This 6probably above 1 coyyses 80
mate, theugh the advises ffom shs svrsosplr
country vosl0 feodsr Il plassihls ese. ~
receipes during the vssk. sesson, "a ior -
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DHsrsaAfs AsFAIR.-A fman napsd No.
gomsry, living On For hA.dy went inc =
house On "Wednesday aiehs ~. end discsvs,ss
young nan - The name Of McKuhn ocsulg.
~ his share ct he ~ifeis bed nonseonss
s.id nothing aud W aheas sesirise. W
neAuhn lumpsd aoss ~ - aaa ssaspias -
ass as:Asased Aln, ialkssiag thses bless-sn
.poe ~ as1, oes y - - - ~ oshss =
- tAkh and left hin ior ~ NeKaAu ~
ssasssd % towards WineAssess, ~. -
se@ssys WE cwan esrt0 ~ slssgh ssysv
eog Tor lslAad Iron ~ Nain ,had. a -
me aiaro. An armed party seasse1 \ 80
oss gos q The tsaek. and Wsss unssccs:sfalh
..1iag MIN. O. - ns1s day, fAsssdsy, -
sascsfs N'esevsseAl Mn ssersasd n IL -
stack aoeas haf way - wineAesses, espsus1
him and brought hin 1ova 70 A,exsndsA
wAese he received "a sxaninatiOa, ~hsch 80
o.lesd IL bib beisg ssns - Wasssloe q -.
- 800 st8 ~ 500 i#st48 ss8$ Haaa Frea WI
-. leotsenesy, tAe9gA vssy badly vs1&
- nay recover, Il u sho1ghs, With gcol -
81 aaeiseance.-KeokUk PooA ~sA ~
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I s.pa1,s ~ sA ilI..empefst NGeoetet haauei
81 81 - fsl 4 M - II n. I'm n
..HampAl" sstssaed - ~, - has ~ yea
gelny BY g. wles ~ hsllseisgY
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Cor. 0gARY on lraE LsC0MProx CoxsffrU.
rfox. Gst. 'Gssry having been charged By !
Washington correspondent with approving 81
Mr.. Bachanans Kansas policy, has writlen .
long litter 70 one Of the New York papers in
dignanfIy denying the charge. He says that
when il Kansas. he favored. and nov iayoss, shs
submission of the Lecompton Constitutes 70
the people, aad says emphatieally that he prin-
ediple Of the sovereignty Of the people, !. mass
be upheld and maintained d al hazards and 1t
every .1acri6ce." SAL "a saR
! Gov. Geary vetoed the bin providing ssrishs
Lecompton Constitutional Conventiou, and 81
Gays.
That before he decided to veto the bill. he
sent for the chairmen Of the committees Of the
two branches Of the Kansas Territorial Legisla-
ture-General CofIey. Of the Council and Col
Anderson, Of the House-and informed them
that if they would consent to add clause RE-
f.rring the Constitution which the bill proposed
TO make, to . fair and full vote of the legal
voters Of the Territory, for their ratification 81
rejection, he would waive all other objections.
aud give il his approval. The reply was, that
that suggestion had been already fully consid.
cred, and could not be adopted, % 1t would de-
feat the only object Of the Act, which was 70 -.
cure, beyond any possibility Of failure, tho Ter
ritory of Kansas to the South as slave esate.-..
They considered this contrivance their hast hope
for the South, and they could not let che oppor.l
tunity pass unimproved" fs 14t a6 = idaf,
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~ q The reported Gghs eetseen Uaitsd States
troops and Lane and Mis- men in Kansas il l.
probable, did not occur, q recent adviees mako
mo mention Of Il, e. .asI
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u The Keoknk journal, Ii gisiss nodes Of
Ladies' Festival City Scrip viii b ~
ken BY ths ladies At pas.ra That speaks well Tor
Keokuk. 81 fsas ssg3slsa4q issisff.I.f 4s.srs I
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1he whele number received ehis season sDsv
within about - 600 Of the whole number packsa
last year, l0S,O0O Of the number packed N
pesviouasyeat, and lle,O0o q ~ nsa.bss -
I'd IN 1854. sd&s9G1@spG ~ A n
Our advises ften Tie Wen are il suhssass,
that over the ons half Of ~ Hogs in Iowa "a
Illinois have not yet been breughs 70 naraG
feeders, anxious and determined not oaIyb
these States. but in this State, indiana aud -
eoeky . feed All the corn they possibly Co
then before they bring them to market, ~
there can - no joibt that the packing bssihn
Viii b centieusd. unsil tho vsseher becsnn
TOO warn for ths busineaA -CincipAsa m
Current, 7tb. ~ ], II. .s...
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ssaSolles.--Shr gepslemAn Who lost glove
VIII please bring the mace To- tAis efIisA o. "
wAhy it. One Is ofno use 70 us.id ,adf sas58s..
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nm ss Ne01U 0nsGn~
Y NWNDNnnnDom $50 M
III M 81 lsikr 5-s;1rs
ri eYfersnsAi Z tf&6H Ql&1N
/ ~ ~ 8si,s, Whe dsrw1nS.~,
~ nsss1n 80 - - 49,.
M ~ ree1S, GlGueopos q -
G&isle uJ1& a. iisls q ssfhe.rs.s. 49,
Ceaeealed nounby, ~ bsssd - 49,
- psuoeunso - vo'-
q eoee eaus61 - sesk leTt1nr- 80 nsSf
klAoeoGeyJ Gfnkaisine spee - NOV
ooqulss1, 10 80 ~ eEasSssSs 1wsnI. ~
os1 - ~ unoesus asssghs 1e~.HE -
- SstusneaA - uish coee)n - ~ nj
- keelo es1aios - inf,S11.i - -
~ foaehcenal- 49, v - - r.H ~. n
FWpgUsedelaee oaoe ~ aI,sa- =, - v
NJ ~ ~ q tnAs1sCSt IN r IH.9nll
my. 4 very jsaloss bsoshev. hovvvs.
0AeIim, had uo1eG. UseA Ne1eA6ua s.,Nyel
1en ~ . Gsmns a. yAneu1nR ~
BUSe dkhs, deasrnieea - a. ovf ~. 49,
1hie e1oeoss. snd ssrp 80 kooesf r,..z.sko "
seHA nsceoot. NJ va ~ S6Rk y 80 LII
discovery. sAphUepyf vsNwAe s..,~~N.
Ing hie nsassse. ekieh, All Pa /. 49,. ~
e1s1ss I'D bssaDxeA. and Ae - s~.s.yAI
- neaaon pSeee sttcEine Il nv H~s.I-n
~ fe1asn. 1kIS ~ - 1ur,Rev sss.snI
eD0p1p9 With n1iwDn fNeeiRue - y .~-
tbrs1Ssncng. . 49, 49, -. 49, sd
secess, 81 lennd n ~ - n. N
Dhlsh ~ bsotkss b,d extrsess1 ~ 49, M(]
A. matter q eoesSe. y 49, I. -. - >.
Cd upch kheoUvsVF - go ~ ~ 49,
tasts, sod ~ havios ~ ~. ~ n - ~
lhisssse befsss III eyss ds.... ~
short their ssealisss, 81 tstirc A. 4 -
Hut - 10 lae& eould have il n y -
- ssensfs tsessneA, 81 nesiss q. sI
se1enhsring shsie recens 49, sseI
asses, With their emntv r-.ass - ssei11 Aal
around, knev thas tkelr 80 -. ~. .fAcR3|
~ w. nov IN sYeee n1,ss..,s- .s s".M 81
tAsis ce@ing. aed aaassvrssS !. - - -
trescherous nemors S.;iss M. $500 ahl
not pronounce ~ -. -. 80 es3 y 60
open whsas, ssoucn 49,. . - - 80 ~
short, bue ssoceu 49,, 49, w. thing. NJ
luskin9 ID . cespsp. viz ~ ,~.->.
and no coe - ~ ~. ~. --' ~ - 2 -
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WoRsE AND WoRsE.-Some OF the ultra
Southern Journals are getting more and more
excited about the conduc; Of Senator Douglas.
We have before quoted the denunciations Of
the Charleston kercpry, and suHjoin still more
acrid specimen, of later data ;--"Is is sheer
audscity-reckless unprincipled. selEsceking
dare-deviltry on tho part Of Douglas. The case
needs no more than . plain exhibition Of facts,
such ~ we have gives. We forbear argument.
But shc'co Of Douglas 'dessrvcs the brand
Of reprobation from the South and scathing,
contumeli,us invective 10 the proper logic 81
the occasion. Who then, Of Southern Senators,
will take upon himself shis task Of benefit to
the great cause. Of the South. Which Of them
will undertake TO DAY this, rsdoubtshle giaut.
and make spectacle Of him for the good Of
sitter timess Who will satisfy the demands
for retribulive justice again this bare.faced
renegade from political principles lis a
task that woaid be grateful to the people Of
the South" ~ ~ fHts .s7 .t4g+la.s
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SEPARATION AND RE-uNloH--The Buffalo
Courier tells the following good one: Chief
hagnsll received Telegram tsQm AeE York,
descriptive Of alady who vas on her way West,
wishing her to be arrested on the charge Of
grand larceny. Iu accordance with the instruc.
tion, the Chief repaired to the Central Depat
at the time she was expected. The train came
in, and soon after . lady fully answering 10 the
description was discovered pointing out her
baggage, which yss taken charge efI 81 ! hack
man. As the carriage containing the lady was
about to drive o&, the Chief .rvques,ed the
driver to stopas his Office. He did 80, when she
lady was escorted up stairs and politely 10
formed that she wasAerested. Her surprise can
be much better Imagined than described. She
vss tall, 6ne looking, well dressed, and sxtreme-
~ lady-hke. The Chief informed her Of the
charge on which be detained her, the, truth Of
WHICH she most resolutely and positively denied.
Her explanation yAe 80 plaesihles and. her
PieadinG not to be sent to prison 100 earnesh
that she WAs permitted to tpass the Night as The.
Mansion. The Offices who, telegrspLed Gfor her
arrest wassO be here ON kha next DAY BY The:
noon train. He came. When he entered. he
Office she q oace recognised his step and hurat
into . most hearty laugh. The matter was sooa
explained. The odlcer was her husband. ana
no officer but . mesci,aat. u 4 few DAYS pre-
vious 70 her Aighs, . sdiaagEesment took Macs
between shess; another woman hAyiRg her "a.
ger In the PIE. SIDE determined q oacs % re-
turn 70 her parents, residing in Cincinnatl, and
had taken her husband's watch and pawned II
70 do %. Alter an hour spent together ID pro-
testatione end promises, the matter .Nas made
Up, and both returned ~ the evening train .
New York They move y the ipspectabIs cir
Dleo Of the city. 91 satfA -.ssi4is q a IA
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l01naAh DEyluuMe - NsoAA--DA &at
49, psglee ~ AAeqe. 0aeaeb 1sspal Co. i.
$1,000 - 80 Sohh6IA 90 drsn So.
~ esAht UAlAf0t Nllb neleA - A'
eigaeas '.Ds yes.Ans0,n ssn1lnsoS - Fsvsr-
- R1nnsnsAA1hass e,eaelaR sT,..g .arf-et
lyses - Is y 81 s.S Y scs 49,
sfAsMsasFsE - 81 " iusu@ aEsas ~
- 61aa aa1sssalt lnllbssA 49, "
: - se1ele1nll ssass 4raa : ~ ~ =
usak tlA 1aao51rGl1 nnAzs 1.AnA~sss'
80 - 6seaAaepensA - nlDlnsiGA 49,
u. ..i 9f1.s4 RI asaef.ay = : 60 q Z u
vSs sAe reply. ~ Vent as'sss wstk apSeSt ~
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Z -. 49, E@l
= 'ass = ia
- 1eaaA1s - ssaain ! - ipatat
- ssass9 g - - spe !s1ss
le = - = ~ sees
- y ~ = - - esnFsl : -
- - . nallsoa 80 hais nepeAlly
- apoa essas - = =
~ 49, ..s ~
- ~ - sAsps - ha1Fead eseds go ess e
euon tsssseasls - ossaa essesssss
esS ~ s.aal' "a s.'T''
80 1ays f1A19s - ses@.SseeI-ss w.
ol4eits9 -: .. osgse and tooaeco-ts
- - ese : 5hsAEA A lsd ahtsl ana = dtsas y
- = soAalgs -. 80 teis nptd ,a MI
Id ~ ssspS sss1sa. assk g shsAe
oees' pesss 90 g 1svesy sossos
- - = - 70 ~ eyssy nartes etssse@
- 800 49, soef sseh@enosas'sss esd sfsk - 81
- stasA % + ven sssssss ~ 1gussss 1atcA sa
= So ~ ~ BAD aosa sarn lands ~
.. ~ osseaes m dsd nes eslore -
y - 'oeu', = Y Oh,o ana ne East. clear
fsp A Vi ~ ~ sa'1ae Vnae sasness 81
la'n - IL weees = ~ enc ~ cents, -
80 = Vaaa g sepss' faaeed spen farm lands
1. 49, rs go aeo = = e - do'Isrs psr
sess' e ~ sgssas sneA', loan g saassd 'of
~ = - Pc cees' - snan IAN Y worth 900
e 60 fees - law cents Pc buahel
ta'sedlapof hnasl vai1sa g Stsaes0 per acre,
y 1854 end westh these hguref hcv.--
" coarse ~ speak q improved lands IN
sne vicinity q - river - Railroad. Bat look
again a hdrses. eass's. hogs and other ssock for
Teish farmers y re interior Of 9ur State get
aauasss - much - = lseeiyel By these Who pro-
duce and feed ssock upon the high priced Iands
Of Ohio anf ladiaaa, ed even Illiso's. Hogs
arss worth hlmest - much in Burlington % in
Oiacinnad. ~ the one case they are led upon
corn raised 10 Ksntscky, slndiana and Ohio on
tarm len4s worth on an average st least ffty
dolArs pr acre n 1855 z Burlington, on the
other hand. receives hogs from the valley Of the
Dec noinek. and from Interior and Western
AOwAs ted On corn raised ON land worth in 1855
fron - sha'''ngs 70 ten dollars per acre. and
worm 20 DAY mot one cent less. So with cattle,
and every other description Of stock. Our stock
gsoving inferior farmers have but Is get out Of
debt il thej owe any thing, and good many Of
them don't o~e . red, and keep ont, and they
may laugh panics and panic nakers 70 scorns-t
They can stand present prices. with their CHEAP
lands and fruitful soil, while Eastern farmers
must BE- entieely used up> The Eastern farmer
pays almost % much annual tax upon his infe.
1'Vs JANUS = OUT western ianos are oouent ana
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Drclrsrs.-7nr. O'cOuaoSr, Of Mu.saslae, de.
eline' being saadidass TOR he tStship. IN
letter pah1bhe2 iu ths JousaAl ,aai IN ~
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%41Oo De4GUu1DCGNss9s sss ssaf4 !
AZ Tsokuk Osg 'essip b Aflesai . twsnty
Per esat bslov patshe town osssA assrsy sws
nillieas Of Sepaes and every body j. head
over hsals u aseAai ap0a. asa,, ~ s..
A. DsbuqAs y y stss ~Svss.ias 1hs stosa u
deeply In debt and individuals are do. The
Harbor Co~paays Pet Notes and .cty Scrip
ere tAs eslVassssasys sadl enly NersAs so0s
sixty Or sevtasy eeasson sAs dollar and eaanos
b ezcAaasel .6ot Arafts upon, New Ysrk o. any
other point &eak = South Al eny price. Du-
buqas owes L svssy direelisa aAaf hAs aoshing
70 pay With. nAA .s4aaA ~ n assseass, spa i
A. Oavsspost, risrsSse.a Kebraska, MONEY
and the shinplasesssof Buroaebs = Pretsynan
are the curssssy hey have, and both are &c.
teen to tventy pss cent below par. The Dav-
enporters hare a difficulty In Exchanging
Florence osbsgesShs = PrsstymAn and vice
versa. bat bsyssdsAis they csanos 60. In short,
they owe III wts3d q big balance and cannot
pay. - Ae'''@ s@ @fsa'7 -~,
At BarlingAma ~ have City Scrip and Ner-
chants Insusanes i0smpany aoses, both worth
par eli the dr.. TIE mansgers Of the Ner.
chants Inns. Company are Withdrawing its notes
from circulaaios- Bat City Scrip circulates
freely and isvsssh ssanuch - dllinois or wia.
eo"sin currency aud within two'.so three per
cent Of gold. Our Eastern debts are pretty
well paid up'Asss bssiasss mon are mot largely
involved. snasus siey,i With asue RAstsssa r r
connections tDe4 sWsssssn Read forty miles
long, only ezra lissle ovse two Auadred thou.
sand dollars1i s9sia ,s.oi,aspls i'm s,a s.
This 10 . ssAts e alAiss of which Ne may bs
proud, and lssAiag q which No shoald take
courage. Our city is now in condition, IL our
people but sheg he proper saserpeiss, To- con-
pete successfully for the trade of Southern
Iova - ssI19 1s35ss ,lsiiBH5salss = So.
FL -.aaal - Il. aasse : "a
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~ Considerable excitement was oceAsioned
ia 0qaawka Saturday last BY the escape Of .
notorious scoundrel, named Burdeck, from the
officers Who had him in charge in the Court
House, The officers, who we're ON watch, are
much blamsd, - @9@sss. s''eaitl
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FuHSr.-fhe Ksokuk Journal; lWith wis, the
point Of which q . very fne as hardly to be Vi
sib's to the naked eye, is ridiculing Col. Curtis
for giving sssise af ., bill for the construction
Of the Pacific Ddlroad, commencing ct the Mic.
souri, river. opposihs our State, and following up
the course q tie Platte river. We take occa-
sion to cay shat h no direction cosld the labors
of COL Curtis y directed 70 give % general al.
isfaction g shs People Of iowa a. In pushing
forward the Pasi1c Railroad. Even should his
labors Be dsssassa BY nouang politicians. who
are e0ploying tsir time In Professionalism
and political intsieues and corruption, an such
labors are appreciated, and viii be recollected
70 the credit Of Col Curtis, Notwithstanding che
very ans ridicdls q che very ane editor Of the
Aeokuk Jouenal.n ss,ita ar ,,. .,,,;.'s e
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z. Doanelly was hung to-day as Free
hold Sor the msrdes of Albert o. Meses. Re
made = speech 2hesFs and 10 ninssss leos. n
which he Fsviswed she tessinopy i N Ssiaj.
repeatedly declaring hisiaaocsacx. His speech
was able and elequeAG. His body vas taken u
New YORK. &c. Cnmmins Of Nev York, Cd
minissered reisioss rites. - large ynyn,ber 81
spessons vera pseseae a The exeepe;ou and :
vsrv enecting scsns ecouEred. .Evsrytkine
pissed - quietly. ~ s4e 800. w, ~
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\ FeteFsbufg, Va, Jan. ..
A Walker indignation meeting was held here
to night The largest City Hall vas crowded.
The speakers we're Ne. Prior, editor Of the Rich.
mond South, NJ. Old, Jr., Of Pow haitian, and A.
.. Banks, ESQ, editor Of the Pittsburg Demo-
crat. Resolutions announcing Com. Paulding
we're adopted. .tsfls1 WEI .5..@s =.
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. S0u0WICus Y. W., Jan. n.
At . formal declaration to-day by the sheriff
Of the parliamentary candidate the greatest ex-
element prevailed. Two or three hundred
people assembled, and the sheriff was obliged
70 Zee into Michigan to saye his life.. NJ. Nc.
R9nald of Windsor, attempted to address the
crowd but was beaten and severely Injured
Mcleod il declared elected over Rankin The
ministerial candidate. rs T 1850, @ts'
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.sa,. n. I'M. Sandy Hook, ola >. m, Jan. 8.
N No signs Of the s,eamsr Africa, nov her l4th
Day out. N, A'''' ss III '1'.

-, Washington, Jan. g.. "
Todays weekly repost ssatss that The amount
IN Treasury, saejecsso dratt = Is, 900, 600. On
deposit over " .OO0.OOO. Drafts drawn, but
not paid, "a, Op0,nOO,
The War Department. discredit the alleged
attack on Colonel CUOks command. 4.s> 4.
4. The only celebration here Of the battle q
New Orleans was The Aring Or saIu&e.- "a !.
supper By the jackson Democratic A.cci.eiss
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
NJ ov,npo.nn--N.npow. E.cApr.-

MAN OvERBoARp--NARRow. EscAPE.--
dutch Bob" one Of the crew of the schoon-
er Blanca, narrowly escaped drowning ut
the levee yesterday afternoon, under the FOL,
lowing circumstances lie was engaged
sweeping decks about midships, two Of the
crew being aboard--one forward and the
other aft but whilst busily engaged was
struck by potato. and turning suddenly to
ascertain whencet came, struck his calves
against the low rail and toppled overheard,
pipe in mouth. He rose. 'puffing" Justify,
and would undou btedly have drowned-as
the current was hurrying him awOy and he
could not swim a stroke--had not line been
thrown him and the Captain Of the Far West
caught him by the nape of the neck and
slack OF the shirt and hauled him out. Bob
was thankful, but uDgratefully regretted
that his. tobacco had been seriously damaged
by tho submersion. Union.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08

TRE RiGur WoRD FROM the hIGHr
MAN Under the above head, the Wash
ington States says:
When the Sfaies took the ground that
LeeomptoDism was not n slavery issue. and
that the political tricksters Of Kansas were
placing the Democratic party (nnd par ticu-
larly its Southern wing) in false position,
we we're accused of sectional opposition to
the South. Calhoun has verified our prelic.
tons By plpyipg fast and loose with both
parties. until n dangerous sectional exas.
peration was excited, and then he Comes out,
ms from the first we have said he would, with
Free State election returns. In six months
the South will fully indorse Senator Crit
tenden's declaration, that "the Question OF
slavery was not thersai issue; it was thrown
in to cxasperat0 the contention. No one
believes that Kansas can bo n Slave State
That question has been determined, partly
by her climate, but mainly by tho vii! o.
her people. Way should the South be il
haste to admit herr Whatever Constitution
is imposed upen her would soon be changed
Why does the South want two more Sena'
tors such as Kansas wonld Immediately send
here lie thought he was old enough moi
to take the part of n partisan, but of a pa
triot. A free son Of the South, he was ais,
true citizen Of the Union, and prayed fol
peace and prosperity within our gates"