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1t is estimated that under the act of March 81
1857, Minnesota will receive for the
Minnesota and Pacific railroad $4,000
And its branch 100000
Minneapolis and Cedar Valley railroad
and its branch : 10000
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mark. AT our Union schoolhouSe we have
regular prayer meetings each Sabbath at four
O'Clock, and many from different denominations
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The Detroit Advertiser gives new method
of computing interest on any number of dollars
at SIX per cent which appears simple. Sepa-
rate the right hand figure by a point, and the
figures on the left hand of this separate point
cent, Multiply the whole amount by flee, to find
the interest for thirty days, and this sum bytwo
for sixty days, three for ninety days, &c. For
any number of days less than six, take the frac-
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The following article from the Crockett Argus,
Texas paper, is in the same vein of candor
which characterizes the letter of Mr. Rayner.
We clip it from another Texas paper, called the
Standard, printed at Gainesville and it may
therefore be regarded as rejecting the senti-
ment of a large part of the people:
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u U. EFANSI
Publisher, 43g Chestnut T.. Phla
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THE RELIGIOUS RECoRDER.-
TO the patronage OF the religior
which the prospectus appeat
eduOr, DR. Johnson, having he,
of them the reporter aAd wrilE
RsristoS which have appea
several years past; and both.
are highly appreciated by the
as well as by Ourselves.- Nat
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NEWSPAPERS.

gpRIrEI CRIME 4 GAME s-kEAD the UHfrsD
STATES POLICE GAZETTE -isetters from All sections
Of he unicn HORRIBLE murders IN dts Mss Bloun
appears - home. Philadelphia, New Yort and baltimore
nal Dreadful murders IN nsg York The knife
uis,oi slupe Ire United ssaea Police
sale ~ All Agoncy ia ras street
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MATaIuoNTsL.

AIATBIMOrILB-A YOUNG wIDOw LADY. vEeY
lM respectfully Connected vel sducs ed and OF amsbe
dpos.ion, who aso claims f.r portion Of persond rac
tens desires ~ cOrrefpOnf with Fanep qDof qiaaf
ing IN society "a 1g h1aJr ana ufeaFy wh view 10
ADDRESS ios three days Z A. Carbon Heraf
once
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Port az New York, August Is, Is5s.
CLEARED.
ssA%:hsp Daniel Webster. Miner Havana and New o''
s;::s: $50:
ss R s John as s s'eess:.2 lynn
S :;s:- pi S.ss.; Co.
abr al, esH rsl asss . .ss EEssfs1p pe1o
sehr . l~~, seesr o.rolnA 0nyI,pn = nsrrAS.
r s ,sDs. u sgSe.s DAVIS onsa
ses aAoa. lsssc p.,s 5ss, Pottsr
sssr /. Roe BAKER Phladelpsia-Jsmes Hsod
s ss :s Assf S.p . sp9sxaa
ses.sr yrassnn Mciaassn; Baltimore s:lH.
Steamer xssnsoee HAND. ral.ssp@A
s:se .s Pt *T Has ssSs Ss.nsa oS
4 wsS m 1aa and and p pa.ssnssrs 70 J Dale
ws. sus + xorsss
shp ssls zsIsE. Liverpool July L. with md'e and s.
ssTs smus Lincoln spates seuviAs. 70 days VITA sugar
rs Besiaus lseis) Douwss Rio Janso, As dsys' with
s vuesS 1sr q xpes.d ceH q .scs
b. brig spsni.S Main for HALIFAX Anchored
% The Lover onsrsniiae p,.. sssu. 10 dsys with su
s1s, 3 Crosby crocser CO. anchored at the Lower ousr
Big M4rs Poet Iho~p.on 1st4na.s nS days with su
srs sion cspl ss,aer "A days with tobacco,
Brr 6 i Kennedy Cof Lubec,, R.nder Neuvitss, Auss
Win mahogany .pd sugar Brett Co. i4h inst lat
non 70 tpEss csptsn SICK but fast recovering
Anchored Al ever Quarantine
~ cSss CO 70 a
LYDIA Of Boston from Bangor for Falmouth a llth lat 3
No ssl spoke Br schr stas of The Ess hence for Mas
SEN YOr.GSn Perkins: Cqaa BOLIVIA July g with wit,
hsN IS lon so spoke schr John George OF Nassau from
fhlAaephA Passed in The river bound up July 49, briggs
Sch Piannsr (of wilmington NO, Daisy date rhamp-
chored :. the Lower Quarantine,
s Fee sa's % s lon spoke
Ssfi wysndote days from Msanzss Tor boston:
sshrs soney sn M and Queen oil the s0nn msss
sehr Isasela Acwissd Bssqfort days
schr Yortown, woshm City Point 2 days.
Assisss h Jon Psaron frssss rsane Joseps
FisDcis Bsnnei; Statesman Moore IngsIso and
Pierce: 2sA, Soften Pc;
Iyps isTf fHs wfEssr Par
a.n5, Lyssr EssTsrss. Hincsey segune In
schr , s.snnsrd, posne, Gloucester.
schr louisa, Cbsse boston 3dsya
sss seoS R.ymopd asndy Barnes Rogers ard
Oliver Kelly. Albany for Boston ~ .r
sshr bs, Hniss having IN tow sloop Golden Rule re-
gently sunk BY collision with steamer Metropolis te IN with
ssssmer kennepec H.nd psl.depna.
Steamer wes:cheser, Clark. Providence.
* for r on
Se rSS M sppsns he mead oil me ru0osr Is en-
BELOW.
Bart , W Dobbs, from cispfuegos, 2sdays.
Bix Crawford
sesmbips Persia IAverpool Daniel Webster. Havana and
Vino during the day ssw.
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(losb - 0--rAMirrEs LAYING ~ rnEIK SUPPLY
" can nAye te bet quality ~ esove And for
hce ca strctred from uuder c0ver, 81 80 20
~ rc vsrds rorer ~ Kfnr ard 3reen wicb tt-eets 81
iansl near sley Frsa ~ nueue sIrCnf ara Fr~r rrh
$50 1-tr atveDt. sfeuue. EAT. CLINTON
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WATCHES. JEWELRy. 10.

U,OR FAtE-A Very BpsvY GtsH GOLD CuRoNowo
uf Wrtst (G-bfs 1--we, 1o1l rifterJ 1r ile owner
- trade for pro7.sor o. ttmsli pn. Aldfss1 - H.
bt1 w Eertla tl.a
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NEW PUBLIC ATTOvS.
A sPIENnID NUABER ILLUSTRATED
"a The KfCKIF BOOKER, for eeri-nNer
A Contains twenty onginsi srusies by
q. p n. James ". ]. 1uckefnan.
C'7rten. Park Benja~in
yard. Apes sargent
Airrirf. j. q. hare.
Csssnytn. he 90, &c.
via a siaei plate Of Kpes sargent
Hod evtrvwhrre - per eng c9prs twenty GA
jim GRAZ Publisher, IS and u Jsso6 street
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VICTORIA AND BUCHANAN
Tar QJESNa AZ .sAgE ,r,,

ney xecued steel engraving 1912 OF the Message sni
Repy eated ~ her Majesty, Bnchtntn
ffsnSn az Mcre ve~s II The telegraph sau,ns 81 rru
~ 'bv ard Va emile 40 Ctocr ~ once ~ only limited
rr f5ef be erin 81 topics nant b. nsi, care uly
vTryf d. On rece ~ ~ cry Cru's
IEWsVE 4 CO, ~ Court s,rest, Boston, Aass.
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DENTISTRY.

nwrrrsrRV -rrprq ExrgACTED ~ THE ssOpwps
- -ihga, ne saga.ei 70. ~ ~ rev and pr pa p,o
ws onlr. Refcreo-es g'~en n rerriret
uh a. .. DglEIf, 90 gsaA Fifssl scar Wooster.
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THE STEAMER OHIO. CAPr y r FERGUSON. WILL
4 rneke evcfron u the Fishinr Pants wefnee
the lsb, Thursday, 18Th ani tfiJsv 1th living Amos
street a W. spring street t739 PrsE sic % si ga nir
Ma Sa6e, clsIA,
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EXCURSIONS.

LroR THE FTsHING BANgs-srEAMEEsrNw HAvsN
n Cap Andersen every morning fhsn5ers strssl
N70 Amos street. 20; sprfng street. \. Peek eiip sal
and pier No at ocook. Good muss aaains tickle baN
ard refreshmepts on hoard.
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FINE ARTS

1'EIEGRAPH NAP or TIVE UNITED STATES, BRI-
ush Possessions and Atlantic cable IS by ~ inches
tD0wng Al he lines and Ftaons Price " cens Published
~ william " BOYD, 3B broadway New York Sent BY
70 cents
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ITO BILL BROKERS AND OTHERS All. PESsoNs
herehy cautioned agsost RECEIVING discouutag
bill Of erchsnge for elO sterling accepted by richsrd
Losder Of London IN favor Of Frank smith, Of York
due and payabe Al The Union ~ London Enrard
the 9Th October rri ensuing the said b of
been obtsnsd frem he STA parties BY fsltc pr5tcnces
ITO WATCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TAKE NOTICE
that have bought the patent rght 10 nsnsfscure Da
rapds Patent Magic Watch Case and that az nin
this patent viii be- dealt with according ~ law
q. JACOP BRO, 100 South Second sst, rsladeipba
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fyOrrvANs yApM WILL CAN NOW BE SEEN IN
~ operation daily Tribune Building. store No.
orse street. New vork We invite farmers dealers and
thn~s engaged Cuban south Aperiosn Californian,
hern and trade 70 cal snd see IT, " B-for
quality Of unboed wheat hour and wheat griis,
fresh ground every dav.
nISxAN LODGE NO. lO7 I. o. Of o r-rHE MEM
II bers Of hinnan Loire No l0 are hereby no,ses 70
attend funeral % brother george W. Deer this day
Tnursday the 18Th inst, his late residence, l23
Twenty eighth a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ By order Of the
N a. ROBT CLARK, secretary.
JIow ~ rr eHAT HARRY HOWARD rs ON SUCH IN.
III innate terms with Peter Coop sr and Mayor Ilemsnn'
TORCH.
NIAsONIC No1ICE.-rHE MEMBERS OF DORro
M Lodge, No: $50 =, A y, are requested 70 attends
special communication their Lodge this Thursday
evening, al seven o'clock BY order Of be w.x
OEpsoNs WHO PURCHASED PROPERTY BELONG.
III ing the widow and children OF Nicholas o. LefertS
Ieferts Iefers President Of Island
brooklyn. loaned money SAID isiers 1ele-ts sad
properly VIII be compensated By sending adirss " H. 4 g.
Dor rs Post Office. New Brunswick, y. J..
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WILLOW FEVER AND VoNTrO LAT A TINE WHEN
s-Snssa Of the wort Kind makag victims
w certain porte of oe West indies and hoard
our osn s0uaern ports s proper 70 call the attention
shpowpefa, and especially Of shpmasteTs more
persOnay esef 70 The fac that hand
the prevention and Of yellow fever voo and OF All
ohcr tiscaere Pee uar TO cises Richards ctlorda
vii scconpsh THIS Pamphlets descriptive Of the Of
thesrcle sre dnrbuted % he Undersigned The
mpauyng cernsses GIT 20 leave doub
tf there IL great efracy IN The remedy a. ali IN or
afford those Wiling 70 ave Trial Opportunity FOR
doing money VII be csimed from such will
except on the return Of the ain aud
ID satisfied that the article falfls ie promises
3. a. CONsrArTTv
Richards Chemical Preparations, Iss Pearl street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


fyONku fERe AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN RE7U
~ lar frequent travel the New York and New Haven
RAILROAD All those favor of The 81 steam - Thirty
se,ond street requested eet - the larye
OF the ocnpanys building the Of Fourth
Twenty Thuvsday, 10Th instant, a.
p - take Into consideration what measures II any
necsssary ,ahen view Of the eo~s beog made
the Of below Forty md girs5siew
this the beginning Of system of opposition
which, SUCCESSIVE. from time time
ne nf a. point further up town md
finally . Harlem. Erv yosY, august 20 1853
BENJAMIN LJDEa,
p X. sATrcRbEE,
=. n. KBARrEY,
A w. T8OEpbOS
rvrDEarC ne PEYSTES,
FRED ~. rOarsR,
w. r. VAN ksEst sLAKR,
WARREN LELAND,
sESARD Lnl.AND,
uvkpnRET,
CEAs. WILLIAMS,
h. Il. GkkLDING.
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HOTELS.

RCkDE HOTEL. CHESTNUT grRgyr. ABpy
"A syth Philadelphia A lease havips heep obtaipaf
o. this popular estsbshment has 0een thovoushiy reno.
vated ar reted snd VIII continue 10 BE conducted on
European plan under the management Of d. BROwF and
ELIAs ID. YOUNG. ~
pLArCARD HOUSE, BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
~ New ierk Fsshionably located farnisied VITA
every modern Improvement opeu pnder new rsaparg
ment BoTd " per day; BY The week lower rsies Puh.
nc favor solicited. BfANgsRD W.ctLIIsa
NLAfGow STEAMSHIP pousH, NO. sss wAsufN,t
- ton street New YORK -Fernona ginu 10 gla.gsy a.
Galwsy by eteanshDs arriving thh cy fa0 Psnses A.
Nv. rcvle beuct or other prs " TIE aalea or Ctnafa
W. INC rease norm.u'n "A thli hJu.s Passsogsra out
ne iPr @esrfhipsi bedding ics &c lurpilei
Y, 4, sexEEoNK,
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T HAVE RETURNED FROM NEWPORT.

IF JOHN HATCH MAOHINIsT FORMKRLY OF BOs
ton and there connected with Luke hhiPley In
printing pres sess this advertisement be viii please &c
ment ID answered before the 20h line directed 70 j.
Crosby ~ the Esere. House, Now York. win meet the
vertiser.
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THIRTIxrH AxEuAL FAIR
the AMERICAS INSTITUTE.
wv CRYSTAL p.L.cs

The marsgers that the exhibition viii be o,enei
On Wednesday the 18Th day of September merit
The palace will be prepared reception Of goods 90
and after the 7I 81 Sersmoer Ma.hrery ard
Giles win be resolved snd stored amer The ir Of July
This exhibition Intended 70 embrace mechinsry asd
nvenions manufactures Of all descriptions and agricult
raj ana horticul ural productions Of every kind.
old silver mefsls SILVER cups ami dipiorss
VIII be awarded on the report Of competent and impartial
Judges.
The managers would impress upon exhibitors The ,por
lance Of MARINE sary application Tor the space they wish 70
occupy.
Circulars containing fu particulars te had By apply
ing 70 VIM Leonard, Corresponding Secretary % tho In M
ute No SOL broadway New rbrx whom ali comraunca-
lions theui be addressed.
BY order Of the managers.
Fw. 6EIsssNHlINER, JR, Cbsirn,AB.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-27

From every portion of the country come
up the denunciations of an indignant, out
ragged people, at the Infamous message of
the President on Kanzas affairs. 1t has
startled Democrats in all sections, and caused
them to open their eyes to the enormity of
the crime which they have heretofore in
dorsed. 1t will have good effect, and the
reaction from the triumph last year will
shiver the Democracy TO atoms. The peo-
pie everywhere are speaking. Every city
and village from the Atlantic to the Pacific
will ere long have spoken their deep abhor-
renee of the monstrous doctrines set forth
by the President. The heart of the nation
has been touched, and the name of James
Buchanan will go down to posterity COW
cred with peoples seorn- @ @
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-27
Election Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed
Commissioners for Breckinridge county for
the purpose of establishing precincts and
appointing Judges for an election to be held
on Tuesday, March 9th, 1858, for the pur-
pose of eieeting three Delegates to the Con-
stitutional Convention, in accordance with
an act of the Territorial Legislature, at its
late session, do hereby establish the follow
ing precincts and appoint the following
Judges, namely:
Agnes City precinct, at Agnes City
Judges, Samuel Row, E. M. Sewall, Robert
Rockford.
Americus City precinct, at Americas
Judges, F. Barriklow. E. Yeakley, B. Wright.
Cottonwood precinct, at Toledo-Judges.
D. Ormsby, Nathan Cory, o. Thompson.
Emporia precinct. at Emporia-Judges,
G. III. Walker, 7. E. Hicks, J. A. Fuller.
Kanzas Center precinct, at Kanzas Cen
ter-Judges, R. w. Cloud, R. Miller, -
Mickle. WIN. GRIAsLEY,
E. GODDARD,
E. p. BANCROFT.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-27
The Americus Meeting.

In another column viii be found the pro-
ceedings of the Americas Convention. Il
win be seen that it issued call for 'iUn-
ion meeting on the ed proximo, and then
adjourned. thus ignoring the authority ol
the Central Committee which called the
meeting. All seemed desirous of promoting
the peace and harmony of the party, and
the proceedings were characterized by spir-
it of iiberahty. and good feeling prevailed
throughout s
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-27
Union Meeting.

A Union meeting of the citizens of Breck-
inridge county viii be held at Americus on
Tuesday, the second of March next, for the
purpose of nominating three candidates for
Delegates to the Constitutional Convention
to be supported at the election on the sec
ond Tuesday 1.-THE 9th) of March. This
course has been agreed upon for the purpose
of securing harmony and unity of action,
and it is hoped that it viii be we'll attended.
Rallyl and let US have full and fair express
sion of the popular will. in the selection OF
candidates. MANY CITIZENS.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-27
Mass Convention.

The legal voters of Madison county are
requested TO meet in Mass Convention at
Eagle City, on the second day of March, al
O'Clock P. NJ. for the purpose of nomina-
ting candidate for Delegate to the Consti-
tutional Convention, to be elected on the
second Tuesday of March next.
O. T. p. HALL, ]. l. DELAsMUT,
G. D. HUMPHREY, JAMES G.. BUNCH,
J. S. PIGMAN, F. r. PAGE,
A. D. GRAHAM, SOLOMON PHENIs,
w. o. FERGUsoN, T. SCHMIDLING,
T. G. Hunt, and forty others.
The Kanzas news., 1858-02-27
I,ane VERSUS tine President.

Jim Lane delivered an address in answer
to the Presidents last message in Lawrence
on Saturday, the 18th inst, in which,
amongst other things similarly remarkable,
he said that the people of Kanzas had never
resisted the enforcement of the Missouri
usurpation, either secretly or openly, Or
ganized or unorganized sAow every we'll
informed person knows that the Missouri
code scas resisted by the people of Kanzas,
and that organizations scere formed for the
purpose of resisting it. If the people of
Kanzas had done less than resist it they
would have deserved and received the scorn
and contempt Of the world, and would have
shown themselves unworthy even the name
of FREEMEN. This is a new 'scolor'' in
Lanes political kaleidoscope. We certainly
have heard him assert the contrary in at
least dozen speeches during the last year.
The Fort Scott difficulty which took place
a few weeks since, and which Mr.. Lane so
emphatieally endorsed, grew outof an armed
resistance to both Territorial and United
States authority. There is nothing to be
gained by taking such a position at this
time; and even if there was, we are opposed
to such barefaced Justification of the truth
of Kanzas history. Resistance was justif-
able before God and man and when the
President charges Us With it, the proper
way to do. if any attention was paid TO it,
would be to state the grounds of our justi-
fcation. instead of making a false denial,
which is calculated to injure us. ,a-r.