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1HANA . ath5Hk 4FuhlNhaAG pLlAEbs
ICY, No. l6l and q 0harterI
Hibbard's wild Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Vine,
Hutching's Vegetable y dyspepsia
Souley's Vegetable, Goleman's,
Hoohandi s German, 8xygenRted
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
lJone' 3 LILLY White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS,
LOWS Brown Windsor,
Jones' Ghemicai,
Radway's Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compundl
OF all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Moffatis Life, Brandrethl 5,
AlOrrisonls, Leets, New London,
Parr's, sappington'a, Champ
IONS,
Graetfanberg, JAyneis Sanatiye,
1 lJaYneis Agne, Winerfs 6amo
mile,
Hibbardis Anti. bilious, Peter'B.
ISpeucerls Vegetable, Cooks,
IGSoper's, GoYel's Rheumatic,
iAnderson's, Allsbasia'B Health,
lWister's Gentle PtreStiye,
IAllebasis' Agne, Ffeoper,s,
iChickHer's Sngar-eoated,
iGilbetts Anh-bilionb, Beck.
with's,
ttIIadyss Blood, Ingoidsbyis Pile
lSeott,s s Vegetable, EagOn1s,
Radway's Regulators,
Resets Railroad, Leiy's Female,
ILouden's Indian Sanatlve,
iLonden's Ague, Holloway'B,
/ Halsted's Anti-D Dyspeptic,
IGordnnis, MeIIaDe,s Liver,
HAIR DYES.
Phalon'H Magic, Bachelors,
IGllman'a instantaneous,
Ballard's, Jules Hauel's.
iJsyneis American, East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
iDr. AIorse's Inyigorating Cor
| dial.
lThofn's Extract,
iTarrant's Aperiep4,
,Tarrant's Is Elixir Of Rhubarn,
iGarter's Spanish Mixture,
/ Mother'S Relief,
iToothaehe Drops,
iLyonts Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial.
IThompson's Eye Water,
Waite Nervous Anti,
sBilling'a Astringent,
lHyattts Life Balsaza
/ tMcMnnn's Elixir of Dpiun,
lRa1Yayls Really Reliei,
lRadBay's RBgolvent,
iVarrAnt's Indelibls TBk,
IDr. Fitch's Body Braces,
lDr. Fitch's Shoulder Braces;
IDr. Fitch's Inhaliitg Tubes,
iDr. RoHeis Preparations,
Wiileris Asrcanum Extract,
lTenene'H Specific,
iMarshall's Gatholieon,
lnrs Fiteh's Preparations.
Mofse,s Compound Syrup Of
Yellow Dock
Perry Davisis Pain KILLER,
/ Bfawnia Essence of Ginger,
IM0rtimors's Rheumatic Com
pounG.
iMortimore's Cordial Blttsrs,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose,
tCrossman's Specific,
lDr. Wards Specific,
iuphAm's Pile EleetRsrya
iSteerie OpedilAee,
lGodfrey's Cordial,
iTurlington's Balsam,
lDr, 9ullenis Preparations,
lBHtenan's Drops,
iDr. Jayne'g Family Medicines,
lSeidlitz and Sofia Powders,
| Epping's Fluid Extract Rnohut
iLucfna Cordial,
IJuno Cordial,
| Hurts Remedy for + lie,
l Wilson'S Death Oh Rats etc.,
llleidyls Erasive Segp,
| lkirbY3s Cholera Drops,
iBsllis Cholera Syrup,
lSpohnls Headache Remedy,
tDounellis Mixturet
iDr, Magchisl's Uterine gatholis
] can,
lGowan's Lithonfriptic,
lIaouaen'B Preparations
.EHDuWhtonsR papRfn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

THE NEW YoRK STATE IsEBgiATE AsYIus.--
This institution is now fixed fact The corner
stone will be laid in October soon after tie basement
Of the building is completed 1t is the intention Of
the Board of Directors 20 exnend the money as inst
as the subscriptions are paid ia. These now amount
to $50 GOO, and $l00 00a win complete the Institution.
The land contains two hundred and fltY-tw0 acres,
and one Of the finest spots ia champion and cons
manding the Snsqlehanna Tor ahonE twenty miles,
was the gift Of the citizens Of that beautiful and
pnbhespirited village.
TO the honor of our country ID should be said this
is pioneer institution and America leads in this
work Of reform. For most Of the other great Eas
forms-as, for instance the education Of the deaf,
dumb and bliud--E Europe has pointed ont way
which wise and good men ia this country have fol-
lowed; but America sets the example here and bids
fair 10 give one worthy the imitation of the civilized
world. we think the time has passed ior BID arga-
ment ia favor OF such institution and that every
day u observation proves IL necessity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

General Depot Special Age
sfTest, New Orleans, La.
VERAiIRUGESs
Wlnef's Canadian,
awAin's,
Perryls Dead Shot,
JgyHe's Tonic,
Kerlts,
b. "a. Fahnesroek's,
McIiean's q
BALSAM and COUGH REM
EDIEs,
WistAr'A Bsisala Of Wild CherF,
Hastings Naptha,
ghernAn's B8lsetn,
Bnehail's Hungarian,
DRviB's Wild Cherry and Tar,
sehenek' 8 Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholonlew's Expactorani,
Hall's Balsatn,
Swaynlis 8 Syrup of wild Cherry
Ayeris Cherry PeetSral,
Taylor's Balsam LiverWort,
Jayne's Eypeetorent,
WiHef's Eleeagnpaiue,
Rogers LiVerw0ft and Tar,
Mrs. Gardiner 5 LiVerwoTt,
i Stadleris Cherry Expeetorant,
London's Indian do,
DR.. Roses do,
McIIean'sS StrengtheningGo Gordia
SARsA FARILIaAS.
DR.. John Bullis,
8. p. Townsend's,
EanaA's.
Old Jacob Townsend'l
OArpenter'sf
yneeopis,
Shaker's,
Ggsafenberg's
Brlstol'E
GuYsott,s Yellow Dock.
PbASTERS,
Wells Strengthening,
E2an's Strengthening
Jew Davld's or Hebrew
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

MEErrNG IN YICKsnUEa. The citizens oE Yicka~
burg held meeting last Tuesday evening and passed
resolutions, Of which tho True southron gives Tia
following synopsis
ts w lsl5n s1 y ] 80
for the establishment Of cotton aud other manu-
factories.
"a. resolution on the snl4ect Of line ofpaekefs
from Ycksbnrg 70 Napoleon and Memphis,
Sd. Similar resolutions regarding tile aiYs taking
stock ia the Vicksburg aud Texas Railfoad.
4th Al resolution tor a llne ef fFeiaas packets e
New Orleans, combining economy and speed.
9th. And for the Recommendation bY the UalnEalf'
tees eF such other measures as INSIGHT e deemed pros
motive Of the Weinre and prosperity 0f gleks6nTg.
The Chairman Gea 81 3 4appan, was aqtheEizea
to appoint the committees 10 report these subee
to meeting to be called bg him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

neighbor Of ours not long since introduced to his
son about six years of age, little brother who had
just arrived in the world. The boy Looked at his in.
tant brother in some little perRlegty, and then rais
ing his eyes to his father Inquired, Where did you
get il za Bought it. my son, :, said the father with
laudabe gravity. Again the boy looked atthe baby
and after short time asked Why didn't you pick
nut q white one instead ni red one, father e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

An inoorrigibls wag, who had lent minister q
horse which ran awas and thFew his clerical Rider,
thought he should have some egedis goE Bis aia R
spreading the gospel.a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

Some one has disooYtTe that the centre Of
gravity may be found in d Quaker meeting.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

NATUAE's LooK.-Baeon says beautifully &c
that fabs in darkness breaks God i0ek. Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WRIGHT Isl co.'s O CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
sand popular Family Medicines, which thsy oer supply
Druggists and Dealers Proprietor lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. l6l and q OharteTS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

DATENT INDEsTRUoTIBLE wATER-P1pEs
cHARLEs c. BIER. VIZ. G. sTEPHREgs
c. @. BIER & co.,
No. IS CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

GANDs' sARSAPAItILLA,
In QUART BOTTLES,
For Purifying the Blood.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

a. Ia A. ~ ~ ~ u A1 ~ s,sas i. g ~ n
j tlaie Ben Kistredge = Coz importers "a GunF
n aud Sporting Apparatus In al It's brgnehsz
49, Wholesale aud retail dealefsin American Rifles
q " Fistola and Hre-armso 81 every variety IS si
CHARLES street, near 81 Charles Hotel New
Orleans, and lS4 Main street, 0insinnali Ohio
= u Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

sUHEfOA A a SOE3H APPS.
ts, and all dealers IN any 0f ths
catalogue, will find II to their ad-
heir orders IS above, where VIII
ot GENUINE z TElsg
Ietes, and st the lowest prices
WRIGHT q co, .
DEDIGINE WAREHOUSE,
u Qhartges street NeW0rlsRnA,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

HEALTH AND LONG LIFE
May be attained by keeping the Blood pure and she Liver
Stomach and Bowels free from oil morbid aecretons The
prompt ection Of this
CRLEBRATED ExTRAcT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

FIRST DISTRICT CouBT.-Faucois Rouchet was
yesterday brought for trial in this Gouf the charge
having murdered slave Belonging 70 him by long continued
of hrutay Rouchet is shoemaker aud appears
by the evidence in the habit OF all the tools his
trade iinietng innfs upon his poor Theuy could
agree and discharged.
The Grand Jury bill against Peter Smith for
murder The usual report the Grand Jury submitted
aud placed upon the docket.
Grand Jury reports temarkably common dis
tingushed for being noticed by any constituted
authorities Consequently have ceased consider such
documents 0falRrt1ing Importance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03
sEA-GOING VESSELS.
TRIEsTE D

SR FOR TTIBsTE-THE Al FAST sAILING
Fss3 American slip William Jarvis, Capt Ballard
loading for the above port and viii take cargo
current rates Of freight oconpee loading Apply
70 J.P WHITNEY q co,
Inyl9 a5 Carondeiet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

FOR EHAYES E1-TBE sPLRNDTH All Amer
y iean ship Russell, D. Cendr3 muster Is oys load.
aing and VII have quick dispatch For freight ap-
vi 70 JONES' 9HAGK4EDER ii CO. .9If fGTagier i'll s&
or passage, having superior accommodations eabn and
tage passengers, epnly 70 the captain board jeI&
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

&G FOR IIVRREsDOI4--THE E Al AND VERY
&fas smiling American ship Golden scar. Nor
fi ntsiert having nesylY an her cargo engaged ana
going board wIeet With quick dspa.eh For balance Of
freight, apply t3i8s
jell BAXTER. I0VEff4 Id.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

HAI4LIAISa1 ia BI4 as GDNsTA FiILY
- hand and forsaiafrom the acknowledgement
iI5@s a Msssrs 3 H. BRUNSWICK BRO, Cincinnati
upeFisr Rosewood Biiara Tables pan fyab
also. Cloths, Balls Cues and all other trimmings Sei5ne
e 10 thisilpe
ordss thankfully received and promptly attendadto
Fl A. w, MERRIAM.
3aI7 " st fbsrI4s Riltisrs p5eys y r,
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TIE LAKE.
T. b SMITH, A TehoupitoulRs street,
Or RUTLAND y DAVIS. Mobile.

/, IT, OVER THE LAX E-sUGDAY Ex-
cnrsion TO MaDdevle, Bewisburg and Madison
Esssy5zA vile = The fine fast low pressure steamer
hayens0oh, Capt Ghas Foster, Din place OF the Arrow
VIII leave the PontehAain Railroad the arrival
O'Clock 4 u. Retufpng leaves Madisonyle s1S
O'clock 7. NJ arriving in tive for P. ie
city Fare for the excursion 81 For further Information ap
piyto GEO a. F0SBTCK, Agent,
lelg U Al NaicheZ
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RsEILLEs.
BORD BA D K

ktEFR- FOR BORDEAUX-THE VERY FAST
ftssS y sailing american packet shin Westnl1ns ter,
hiss Yamaek nAster having usarly nil her caJgo en-
Raee1an going aboard will with quick dispatch
balapce 81 freight applyto
BAXTER, LOWELL 4 co.
For passage, apply totha master on hoard. je1i
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4'7lf7|777''47
LEG u OR N

49, PQR LIeGEIOR S-THE Al 7AsfERTG1N
l5 shp 0pfaei3n. Cent Barker having Nh baf earpo
sigegsd, wi ~ meet with quick dispatch fof lie above
tf, BAXTER, LOWELL 4 co:
dor passage, hayiag superior aeeonmoda0us apply to
CAPTAIN on hoard. Post s2, Fir.t District jyS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03
A N T WERP.

SsS FOR OHANTyVERP-THE VERY FAST sail
ssB ne American ship L0chinyar, Capt Cole isn9w
loading and will have quick dispatch. For freight
apply TO BAXTER, LOWELL. & co,
Eor passage, hagnE snneoF accommodations, apply the
captain on board, Post 41 First District. 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

6gE FOR BOsTOFg ~ REGULAR TINE-FHE
& splendid AL clipper ship Sa0yy Sq1saii, lloyd,
naser, having large portion Of hercarso engaged
applyto
je25 GEo.w. HYNsoN a co. 50 Camp street.
k|R FOR BOsTON-TEIR Al AND FAST saii-
&s " Ing bark Caroline EE EfIgfuss Ernus, master,
oadng aud having nearly all her cargo engaged
aud going board, will have quick Dispatch For balance
jel5 r. ii. BASS. he Common street
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LoNpoN

T4 sail July L
y i3S Fur Is0ND0N--1tiE SPLEEN DI1t Al FAST
SR saiing Bremen ship Bremen, Capt Beepken. hsv.
airg all ler CARGO ehgaged md going board sii
~ e above For passage, having splendid
aud also good arrangement for pas
trici. j. P WHITNEY, 4 fi9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

ssE2S FOR ORLIWEsRPBDI4-THE Al FAST ALL
WIG bling American shin EgappaAlnmnOeaz. Captain
Gushing, ii now loading and Win have 2uiek dis
patch Fer freight. apniv 10
y r. WHITNEY Il CO.. 35 Gsrondeet street
For passage, apply to the captain On board je2g
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B r E N d N

&sEKS FOR BREnIEN-THE Al VERY FAST
NM saing Bremen ship Gseorg, Capt Hohorst is nov
loading, and will meet with quick dispatch. For re-
mainder Of freight, applyo
BAXTER, LOWELL Il co
Forpassage having superior accommodation apply the
captain on board je1I
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NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA.

kRE F0R PEE1LADEAE4IA- NJ REGULAR
eE line Pack The A fat sailing packet bark G.
o hsf cege engaged viii hRYe dispatch For balance
freight apply 10
District. ie25
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Rs7S 0FtIIVEREs1DslE DslEs--THE al r AsT 81 H.
aaying part Of nef cargo Engaged, xiii With dis
patch For balanee af freight Of passage. apply To
iel0 y. n. AsEBRIDGR& a CO., I29 Cemnsou 1t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

3RRKEL &tPARKER
f. BseAmboAte and shpsaupplied with all kinds of Live
eks auch fresh mch Cows Hogs, shostA Pigs Sheep
lsts Geese. Ducks ehfekshs etc. se2o1v
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

And It's wonderfully purifying qualities manifested in the
cases of serOfua have established its reputation as the
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kfE7S- HO1S kAAN II EG--TftE Al FAST zsAIhfNG.
S NJ American Hhip New Ham ElsltlRe Capt Weeks
ia ioe Ing and viii have QUICK disaatch Fof
tteight of 29l bales cotton, eppiY to
If. n WHITNEY h co. SB farondelet 81. 4
T. Fer FassggB, 4pply t1 the captain board. fgS
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-10-28
From Utah.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 9

ST. LOUIS, Oct. %.
The Salt Lake mail, with dates to the
25th September, reached st. Joseph on
the 10Th inst.
Sixty trains had passed Fort Bridger
up to the 22d ult. Twenty were met on
the Sweet Water, and eight more on tho
north crossing Of the Platte. Snow was
encountered east of the Laramie.
The Indians were met in numbers
but were peaceable. 1t was thought
that several trains would be overtaken
by snow in the mountains, and much
suffering was anticipated. Business was
very brisk, and trains were constantly
arriving from California with goods anc
provisions. Good feeling prevailed be
tween the Mormons and Gentiles. The
former spoke in high terms of Gov
Cumming.
Gen. Johnson's command consists of
seven or eight thousand troops and EN-
ployees, all of whom are consolidated il
one grand encampmont, and will re
main together during the winter
There were also about four thousant
troops at Fort Bridger, under Col. Cam
brey.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-10-28

Tin tho countries bordering upon che
Mediterranean, the crop is variously re-
ported but upon Tho whole may be re-
eard61 m equal 90 l not exceeding an
average Egypt win furnish an aver
npe. Portugal and Spain win not re-
ouire any supplies from other countries.
fn Belgium and Holland there is an ave-
eraqo crop, while In the Baltic regions,
including Northern Germany and West
ern Russia, the yield is below an aver
age, although high prices may induce
exports 20 some extent Tn France
there IS fair crop of wheat and rye
oats being inferior. The cereal crop Of
England exceeds the average, and
portion of the extraordinary wheat
Weld of last year still remains in the
hands Of farmers to be added 10 this
years harvest. Other breadstufs are
somewhat under the average. In Ire
land an kinds of produce are abundant
compared with recent years. The whea
crop of Scotland is excellent other crop.
being medium, and possibly below. Oh
the whole, the United Kingdoms vii
this year require smaller imports Of
grain than in ordinary seasons. Th
supplying power of Central Russia
not yet determined.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-10-28

HEAUINO, OcO. lDt 1900
The long agony Is oved Johu died
hsrd The official majority for Schwartz
is niuoteon-not much, but enough; Che
immortal Jehu is laid out cold in a ooun-
ty that, two years ago, gave James Bu-
chonan 6,953 majority.
Poor CLANCY did an he could 90 avoid
defeat. He stumped the county and
ate innumerable bad dinuers-he who
had dined with The President He
begged men of all partios-Whigs,
Democrats, Republicans and Know
Nothings, personally, and actually with
tears in his eyes, 60 vote for him-Only
this once more He told them 10 was
not he, it was James Buchanan who
wanted it. It would not do.
One thing must not be forgotten
The friends of CLANCY Jones made the
issue bold, broad, direct, Buchanan or
no Buchanan. They told the people at
every meeting that to vote for Jones was
10 sustain the President--to vote for
Schwartz was direct consuro of Buchan
Ian. And now over fourteen thousand
votes have been polled, and old Demo.
cratic Berks has given her decision -
What will the poor LecOmpton minions
say now2
The last effort of Joness friends was
when the judges met For some tri
aing discrepancy, there was an efFor
made, by an unscrupulous tool named
Shenk, from Hamburg, to throw out IN,
southwest ward Of Reading, which CAV,
Schwartz two hundred and thirty-sil
majority. But there was too much hon
esty in the judges to cheat the people
even TO elect Clancy. The vote wa
counted, and justice done. Thus Clan
cy lost.
How the creatures Of Jones hun,
about the door, hoping the judge
would perpetrate the fraud Their
we're others about the door, tOo--hard
listed follows--and there is no tellini
what the consequences would have beel
had the fraud been consummated.
I understand that J ones has said tha
5 he had no idea of such result. Iii
friends bet largely on one thousand ma
. jority, and thought it a sure thing, ez
pecting, as they alleged, three thOusan
majority. Of course some money chang
ed hands.
! All the Jones ticket, ercept Jones,
{ elected by a small majority, maxim
t tho compliment to him (ovor the left
s still greater. PHILIP.
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Ttiswoll known chat tho Washington
Union assails Douglas, and charges him
with treason to the party. The Union
Says
'Ho avowod an intention to vote for
the ADHESION of Kansas, in VlOLA-
TION OF THE KANSAS BILL, when
he knew that no application could be
made for such admission before Decom-
Der of the next year, when the Terrific
ry will have the required representative
ratio Of 93,420 inhabitants His pur.
pose was to force on a purely iaciou'
issue, which could have no other eteci
than to damage us and help the Repub
LEANS"
So, sol Here the truth leaks OUT
"No application can be made for admit
ting Kansas until December, 1856" an'
any Democrat chat promises to vote fol
her admission before that, is simpl,
"forcing factious issue"
Our Representative elect, Mr. How
| ard, also IN tho recent CANVASS pledges
himself, like Mr.. Douglas, TO vote 70
the admission Of Kansas "in Uiolatiot
Of the English JU," that is, without re
gard to the restrictive clause requiring
$4,000 population to eutitlo her to nd
mission. Il vim be interesting to MI
Howards Bstituents to see how h
win oet when the question comes be
fore Congress, and becan no longer b
Fon Joih sides. He win then be in
Fighter place than he was soon ofte
his nomination, when he declined {
meet Che Lecompton and Aut-LeoomT
ton committees together, who we're sen
to intorrogato him as to his position o
: that question.
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transferred to Fosdick on the Compauy's
books. Fosdick now sues Sturgos To-
recover Che above sum, on the ground
of fraud I'm Che issue Of the stock Tho
Court having in The previous oose deoi-
ded the stock to be fraudulontly issued,
held Chat Fosdick was entitled TO rocov-
or from sturgos the amountpaid to him.
surgos, however, is said to be insolvontt
so that Fosdick is not likely to get much
Of his money back.
It is thought by many that this de.
cision renders worthless the 100000
stock issued to the City Of Cincinnati, ID
payment Of tho 100000 loan made By
tho city to the Company.
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Indiana Election.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 19.-The returns
thus far received show the following re-
sult Senate, u Republicans, 3 anti-Le-
compton Democrats and - Administra-
ton Democrats; holding over, 3 Bepub-
licans and 10 Democrats. House, 81
Republieans,3 3 anti.Leoompton Demo
Gratis and 45 Administration Democrats,
The official returns from a few counties
have not been received yet, but will moi
change this result. The majority fol
the Demoofhtie State ticket will be
about 2 500