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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02
Academy oT Muste,

Tue "Nozze d Figaro" repeated ls, night to
crowded house. There marked improvement, In
the general effect OF the opera conrastd with the frs,
representation This to be expected from the limited
preparation that could be afforded to on its rst pro
ducton IN both choral and instrumental combinations
the advantage u repetition observable, the ensemble
being satisfactory each. As 20 Mile. Pccolomin
she confirmed tho impression made BY her in her fret a
reafance in Susannah Nothing be more piquant or
captivating than the IN which she dsshcs OF tins
roll. Acting and singing combined, cannot call 70
mind artist who completely ninls all the require
men's e Tie part rormcg Is superb in Figaro. II Is
character exactly suited 70 The bgoyant, demonstra
tive temperament and broad style of this excellent
singer MsdcmoiseIe Ghioni fresh favor by
her second performance Of the Countess She sings
not only with taste and feeling, but with a tho.
rough appreciation OF the scientific ncces of her
The Chcrubno OF Madame Derke exhibited more cont
dence and consequently gave satisfaction than on
the fret night Altogether the opera was finely perform
Cd and e nothing TO desire the part q the audience
The admirers % Nile. Pccolomini will be rcjoccd ~
learn that they will have more opportunity Of hearing
her previous 10 her departure for Boston and Philadelphia
Last night TO have been her leave taking, but, owing
10 the illness of Sgnor Tamaro the 'ugucn0ts cannot
be produced Friday and 10 have the Traviaa'
instead. What Saturday may anord only The doctors
and Herr Umnnn know.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02

ST. Iorrs, Dec. l, 1853.
The re mail Il the sth uli reached Independence
the 2sth The conductor reports Zoo, deep from
the Arkansas River Walnut Greek. The weather
very cold, and the read in bad condition. letter from
Mr. Crcnshaw u the contractors on the route be
tween Independence and Stockton Cal, states that
bad reached Re Of battle between Lieut. Bcalcs
party Of surveyors and the Camsnche Indians and that
fears entertained tina, the mail from Ncosha TO Al
buqncrque oet No particulars Of the fight given
No newspaper mail has been received but priv letters
say that Of importance had reached santa Fc
from the Navajo country
The - Joseph Gd-cgS learns from private sscr,
dated santa re oct 81, that the Navajo Indians had
attacked Fort Defiance, but repusei with the s o
20 killed The number Of troops killed four. This
is probably exaggerated account the skrmishug
the vicinity Of the fort, reported by the mail Of Nov.
Tho California mail santa BE COR Stockton on oct
Is in charge o. fourteen Fears entertained
ha, the returning mail party that route would be
o. the Navajo Nohavc and bigger Indians hostile
10 the whites.
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Nxw ORLEANS, Dec. /, 1858
The sales Of cotton to-day 900 bales Ike
&c. for mddling. Lard in bbls, lie India baggng
IKE, with holders asking l3c Cotton freghts to Ba
ton, &c.
The gales Of cotton today TOO bales at slghtiy
easier rates for the mddling and lower grades
AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec j, 1858.
Our stock of consists OF 80 900 bales The re-
cepts during November as 900 bales The sales TO-
day were $50 bales the market closing dull at declce
of &C.
CottonSaes to-day 400 bales at further advance II
&c Freighss TO Liverpool unsettled and unqaotable.
SAVANNAH, dec. 1, 1868.
The sales Of cotton to-day $40 bales the turn in
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 1. 1858.
Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet Corn, old, scarce yell
low III demand ut DOC white dull at Soc SIC. Wits
key firm at 25hc a DC.
CINCINNATI, Dec. i, 1858.
Whiskey has declined &c. lc: sales at 22l<c. The
market for hogs is rmer though less excited owing
the increased receipts sales Of 1000 head So SO 81
OF hogs packed this 1914 900 head against
IS 600 at the time last year Provisions are un-
changed for mess and bulk pork holders an
vance, which buyers decline TO give. Lard 10Xc lie.
Flour firm. Wheat quiet and &c. higher Corn aue,
at SIC. Oats dull. Rcceips-oO0 bbs four 900 bush-
els wheat, 900 bushels corn.
BrTAo, Dec 1-6PM
Flour dull but firm; demand confined to the home trade
and no change IN quotations 81 70 for low grades super
tine s. rs SIS so for good to choice Indiana Ohio
Michigan and Canada IS rs 80 for double Wheat
IN moderate Demand and low grades not so firm sales
III 600 bushels Chicago spring afoat bushels
good white Michigan at 81 lS Corn scarce and holders
firm at roc No sales Of barley rye firm at SOC.
Whiskcy firm at &c Dressed hogs rmer selling 50
80 75 Receipts for tho last twenty four hours-6 7s5
bbls. -four, $50 bushels wheat shipped by canal
$4,000 bushels wheat points between here and Roches
ter.
OswEGo, Dec. Tsp. NJ.
Flour steady and in moderate demand al S. IS Is for
extras. Wheat dull and nominal at 81 1917 for red
Indiana and Ohio 81 10 for white do Corn quiet Con.
siderable -four IL being shipped by railroad at i2c to the
Hudson. Lake imports and canal exports unmportant.
Weather cold. Wind east.
ALBANY, Dec is M.
Flour dull; holders quite hrm. Nothing doing in wheat,
orn orsrye and all quite dull. Barley-0ne sale Of 900
bushels Seneca county 73c TO Troy Oats-Sales
5000 bushels State al 4sc measure WhiRkeySalcs TAO
bbls At 2+c Hogs-Sales 800 head live and heavy al
co. and loo head dressed, weighing Us ibs 81 per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02

TBE Public PRINTING COMBINATION AND THEIR
ErfoErs.-Mr. George Taylor the present repre-
entatiye from the Second Congressional district.
in the course of speech which he made in
Brooklyn few days ago, said that among his most
bitter opponents in the recent election was the
combination whose great object is to secure the
printing Of Congress and the plumber ii affords.
This combination is made up Of some fifteen or
twenty politicians from the South and West,
who are as ravenous after the spoils Us horde
of hungry vultures over a dead body. They
were untring in their efforts in the last election
TO procure the success Of all who are in favor Of
their scheme Of plumber, and TO defeat those who
are opposed to it. The public printing amounts
to about million year, and presents grand
opportunity for official population and swindling.
But no amount Of plumber is too great to satiate
the craving appetite Of this combination and no
means too INSCRIPTIONS for them to use. II re-
mains to bc seen whether the next Congress will
tolerate this corrupt gang and their designs upon
The public money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02
Army IntelIlgenee.

Island for California and oregon by the of the
9TH inst % be assigned - the Third Artillery and sixth
Infantry, stationed in those departments The ON.
detailed for conducting those rccruts 70 their dcst
nation Lieutenant Colonel r. = Beali, First Ora
goons; Captain a. " Pickett and Lieutenant g. y Harkcr,
Ninth Infantry and Lieutenant j. Z. Bcnnycase, Fourth
Infantry.
Tho troops now serving in California and oregon are
composed Of the following reglmcntslirst Dragons,
Third Artillery, Fourth, sixth and Ninth Infantry.
The headquarters OF the First regiment of Artillery
stationed ~ Fort Monroe, Virginia, viii hereafter be
established IN the city Of Baltimore, Colonel John Erving
in command.
Official dispatches from Oregon state the arrival Of
General Harvey Fort Vancouver the 18th October
General Harvey accompanied by Capt A. Peasanton
second Dragons aud CutcnantC csup Tenth Infantry
Lieut. " bas returned by direction ~ Gen Harvey tor
the purpose ~ Joining his regiment IN Utah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02
THE LATEST NEWS.
Our Special Washington Den ntch'

Our Special Washington DesH ntcns
THk POSITION or COLLECTOR soHELL-- SINA 'ihn ~.
sNTa's OPINION or MTAICAN AFrAIRs-. AZ EN-
BAssY FROM JAPAN COMING TO NEW Yoi.& TIM
LOUISIANA UNITED srATKs sEsAToRsHIr, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Dec ], 1893
There ia foundation r the reports OF chang the
Cabinet. II is unit, with no Discussions whatever
Collector scLel OF New York, win not be removed IN
less there be general removal.
The Presidents Message put into the hands of the
printer this morning TIE Secretaries reports will b put
into tie hands Of the printer to morrow.
The President has received information from Japan
tina, full embassy from that country will make its ap
pcarancc at Washington some time in May or June next
They will be brought Panama in an American steam
frgae, aud thence proceed TO New York II WI De
marked by splendid presents " the government from the
Japanese Emperor.
Mr.. Forsyth have interview with the President
this evening respecting Mexican affairs He says unhes
tatingly that there for the disorder, in Mexico
and compatible with the dignity and interests OF
the United States, but immediate recognition OF the
constitutional government Of Juarez and BY the exercise
Of protecting power that neiShboring republic
There much speculation the mission 10 object Of
Major Ben McColloughs journey to Sonora at this parcu-
lar II is said he had not been thinking OF going
there forty eight hours before his departure and that the
impulse seemed to have been given by else.
by information from louisiana from good source to
parties in Washington would appear tina, Senator Sill
dell difficult road to travel 10 obtain his election
to the Senate. is thought Mr. Soue viii defeat him and
obtain his place.
is stated that the Board OF Engineers appointed to
anime plans and specifications Of engines and boilers for
the soop Of building at Gospor to be composed OF
sherwood, Whippe, Everett and Sinners.
II is probable the Postmaster General will not locate the
New York city Post Office until after the close of the next
session Of Congress This will give Congress the oppor
tunity, chooses TO increase tho appropriation here
olore made which many persons believe is not sufficient
TO buy ground and build house suitable for SO large
city, IT, however, such increase of appropriation IL
made he will do the best he with the present appro
pration.
Dispatches have been received at the Navy Department
from Commodore Tatnall
Ex-Governor Medary, of Ohio, was sworn in to day a
Governor OF Kansas.
Captain Enge to be Commandant OF the Philadelphia
Navy Yard place of Commodore Stewart, resigned.
7. ii. Peck has been appointed an Examiner in tn
Patent Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02
To the Election Canyussers.

The osnvsssers Of every election district will be fer
nshed with blanks from the Associated Press which they
are respectfully requested 10 oil up as the votes
are counted and deliver when called for the regularly
authorized collectors, who viii exhibit tickets Of thor
authority from the agent by complying with this re-
quest every daily Journal in the city will be able to giEc
the returns the next morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02

Eastern demand with moderate GALES. Extra brands OF
Southern in some demand for export 10 tropical
ports and steady prices whea, heavy, with mode
rate sales. Corn fair demand while prices were
without change Of moment Pork frmer while sales
were moderate at ST. SO Sir 6a for old and at SIS for
new mess, and new prime al sl3 5ssl4 lard was &C
tive with free sales both the spot and for future de
livery. Sugars quite steady, with sales o. about
SEQ hhds and 4s2 boxes. Coffee WAS quiet and sales
limited Rates for fregbts were firm, but engagements
were moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02
The Canada Gufss ard Bound

BosroS, Dec. ], 1858.
Inc mail steamship Canals sailed from here about
Ten O'Clock this morning, with eight passengers Cor
Halifax and fifty nine for Liverpool She takes out nearly
500 600 IL specie.
HALIFAX, Dec I, 1865.
The Cunard steamship Canata from Boston will be due
OF this for a; six O'Clock to Thursday evening
Despstches for Europe led at 81 Wall street. New York.
by four O'Clock NJ, should reach here before the ca
nadals departure for Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02
Marine Court.
Before Hon Judge Thompson

ACTION FOR BROKERAGE AGAINST cBUEcu
Dyc. 1.-Ben,di,t and Col TIC Church n 81 rinc,r,
de- Pom-Tho plaintiffs brokers, and bring this acton
recover 1910 for negotiating sale Of certain property
for the defendants In 1856 thc pastor Of tho church
Rev Father Ia Font purchased several lots of land
Twenty third street. on which 10 build Catholic church
formerly worshippng in Canal street The property was
purchased NJ s3T 600 Tho plaintiffs alegc that they
coatcd the purchase for the church. The defendants
deny any such employment Judgment Cor the dc.
PENDANTS, With coets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02

The QuARREIs OF PoLITrCIANs-SIcKi Es AND
TUCxER-The quarrels Of politicians are in
terminable like the quarrels Of the parsons. So
far as we are concerned, we shall enteavor to
make the politicians observe some moderation in
their personal abuse of each other The Hon. Mr.
Sickles, in his recent contest for seat in the
next Congress, made several speeches, in which
he talked very severely Of the character and re-
putation Of Mr. Tucker, the Secretary of State
His remarks are considered by Mr.. Tucker as
libellous in the extreme, and as furnishing mat
ter for twenty or thirty libel suits and as many
more indictments by Grand Juries. Mr.. Haskin,
of Westchester, and Mr.. Schell, of this city, have
quarrel about some joba Willetts Point. We
happened to publish some telegraphic statement
from Washington in reference to that subject,
and queer Grand Jury away out in Westchcs
ter has indicted us therefor, on some mysterious
ground. We have no desire to have half dozen
indictments found against us out Of friendship
to Mr.. Sickles, or on his account. We are dis
posed, therefore, to allow Mr.. Tucker, the
Secretary Of State, to defend his own cha
racter in bis own way against the assaults,
ingly, in another portion of this paper,
all the political yagabonds of Tammany Hall
will find Mr.. fuckers reply to Mr.. Sickles, at
full length, which they can read and commit to
memory better than they have done their cate
chism. The respectable portion Of the COM
munity can skip it over, as political quarrels
have very little interest for the Christian, the
| man of business, or the gentleman.
Thus far in disposing finally of the case of Mr.
Sickes and Mr.. Tucker. Hereafter they may
tear each other to pieces as much as they please
but we shall publish no more replies, speeches oil
| cards in regard to their reputation. If they
choose to continue the fight we have no particu
| lar objection. They can either go over to Ho
| boken and have coffee and pistols for two, OF
| they can have rough and tumble fight in Tam
| many Hall at the first opportunity, or they car
| have sct-.o, like Morrisscy and Heenan, AMI
blacken each others eyes, or they can both rur
| away from each other if they choose; but, what
| ever course they take, We have done with them
| With regard to the Haskin indictment, W,
| have only TO say that that was very silly bust
ness on the part of Mr.. Haskin, for no crimina
| act was ever imputed TO him in the columns o
the HERALD. The statement in question wa
made in tclegraphic despatch from Washing
ton, and was simply that he had made some
changes in his own report, over which, as Chair
| man of the Committee, he had the usual control
| That statement was made on the authority of two
or three of the members Of that Committee, and
the fact will be proved if the case is ever brought
up. 1t involved no criminality in any party
and nothing but the malicious advice and the
malicious influence Of the 1iibnne, and its big
50 amiabe and good natured nncompoop u
Haskin, or 50 quiet and inollensive body o
men as a Westchester jury, to have indicted sucl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02
Tn. south Carolina s.nssor-h,p.

Coirsms, $. c., Dec. ], 1858.
There were ballots for United States Senator day
witllouta choice. rally made Governor Man.
ming on the last vote, and he received 80; Adams, a.
Mcqueen Il and the balance scattering
Isaac Means (or Mcrs) has been elected Secretary Of
stale
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HoSrov, Dec 7, Tsos
The British bark W. p Dean, from Glasgow, arrived al
this ror, last evening, bringing the crew q the British
bark Aecnora which the Dean had fallen with NJ sea-
and found in a wsterioeged and sinking condition.
Dr. @. v. G. Smith was nominated las, night as the
slraigh, American candidate Coz Mayor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l. 1868.
locomotive attached to freight train the Camden
and Amboy road or the track at Rancocas bridge
this morning. and the and eight O'Clock trains
delayed till noon at that point The track olcar
and al trains arrive and depart as usual.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02
The Schooner WIN. Doanc Ashore.

NkwPOKf, X. l., Dec 1, 1855
The schooner William Doanc, Of Philadelphia, with .
cargo of four ashore the side Of Beaver Tan
No particulars known.
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The South Carolina Legislature and the
slave Trade.

CotvMmA, Dec. I, 1858.
The Legislature Is engaged in tangled contest in
gard to the opening Of the slave trade Tho supporters
aud opposers Of the supremacy Of Congress the
both sanguinc 10 tho result The contest enters
INTO the election ior senator and Governor
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that the common sense of our people will always
resist and repudiate regulations which, instead of
smoothing away the difficulties raised by foreign
governments in these matters, multiply and com
plicate them to an extent never contemplated by
the advocates of the passport system.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02
Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.

SAvANNAH Dec. /, 1868.
The steamship Augusta from Now York. arrived at tho
bar at six O'Clock last evening Encountered thick and
heavy weather the entire passage.
The Star Of the South sails for New York at four O'Clock
TO morrow afternoon.
SAVANNAH, Dec 1, 1863
The screw steamship Huntsville of Cromwens line,
rived at the Bar last evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02

NV ORLEANS lee, I 1855
ship Msyfower, arrived here from st. Thomas 10Th nit
reports having left in pcr, ship Messenger from New
York for 81 GATHERINGS dismastcd and brig War Eagle
from New York for Pernambuco, leaking
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02

Rs.nNa, Pa, Dec. 20, 1868.
The majority for General William III Keim, the opposi.
ton candidate OH the vacancy in Congress caused by
the resignation Of J. Clancy Jones' will probably reach
Am
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02
Execution or q Murderer.

EAcLx BRIDGE, N. Y. Dec. 1, 1858.
Martin Wallace who murdered Barney McEniee on tAs
10th Of February last this place. was executed -
day al Salem, Washington county, N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02
Murder OF a wife In Boston.

BOSTON, Dec. I, 1858.
John Crowley, an Irishman, brutaly murdered his wife,
Joanna Crowley. last night by beating out her brains
with the back Of axe and stabbng her three places
They have not lived together for time Crowley
made his escape, but the police are in hot pursuit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02

Aucusrs, Ca, Dec. l. 1858.
Senator Hammond, Of South Carolina and Mr. stephens
and other Congressman left here this morning IN ros TO
Washington
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LAURA KFENF'S THEATRE No. Ga Rroadway.-OuI
AsERIoAs CoUsIs-TwESrY MINUTES 4 TIGER.
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FRENCH THEATRE, 5s5 Broadway.-Engish Night
MsRcHAs1 VEsIcE-Two QUEENS.
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wAILACKs THEATRE. Broadway.-vAsrrv CURED
BLvk AND CAERRY-TAKE CARE or IIriLE CHARLEY.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GYx
EAsrIc AND ELkPHAsTisE PERFORMANCES.
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RARNCM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadwsy.-After-
moor and Esenng-PARrIrIos SUIrs-LA FErE DAssANTE-
SAILORS DGEAM-CnlNEsE PAsTIMEs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-26
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE,S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from prescription of Sir Clarke, NJ. D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
female constitution is subject. 1t moderates all
and removes all distractions, and speedy
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
is peculiarly suited. will in short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp of Great Britain, prevent rets
CAUTION.
These pills should not be taken by females during
he THREE MONTHS OF pregnancy, they ar
to bring Miscarriage, but any other time tn e
safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
n the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion
Papation of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites, these
Pills will effect when all other means hav
fail ed, and although powerful remedy, do not co
ain iron, calOmel, antimony, anything hurtful
he constitution.
Full directions accompany each package,
ole agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Uate L. G. Baldwin q Co.>) Rochester, N. Y
N. B.--Sl,o0 aud posiAge stamps eAclosed to an
authorized agent, viii iusu bottle of the Pills by
return mnil.
For sale by ID. Reed, Pomcroy. e.; J. D. Park, Snd
Suirr. tcstcin% TO-. Cnheinnali. jgl!eHI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-26
Gna,,e 20 the Feast.

We meah the Douglas Democrats. And
we mean tprther, the feast prepared for
you by tbeiAdministration party.
The NeN York "Day- Book" is the or
gan of Democracy in New York. 1t has
the full ildorsement of Buchanan. 1t
speaks by authority, and utters no uncer-
tain sound, We cut the following from a
leading editorial in the last number, and
earnestly commend it to the study of all
Anti Lecompton Democrats. The DAY
Book" says:
Alderman Bradley, on Tuesday eve
ming, Offered some resolutions at the Con-
gressional Convention of the Eight Dis
trict, to tht effect that the people Of State
or Territory had the power to exclude
"slavery.''l Is it not about time this
stereotypep phrase was altered? Every
body knows that the Supreme Court Of
the United ,States has decided Mat TIE peo-
Pile Of a Isrritory hare not Mis po,Oer.
Mr.. Buchanan las distinctly accepted ills
doctrine, aud no man can be a Supporter
Of has adna,hiStrdtion who deniesjt. There
are no twd sides to this question. 1t is
either rightlor wrong.
1t is one Of vital Importance, which in
wolves thewhole question at issue between
the Northsand the South-in fact, it in
wolves thelquestion whether the South are
TO remain iaA-the Union or go ont Of 1t, for
as sars aSTTere is a God IN HedVen they
wW go oGtof II if the North decide that
they have not an equal right in the com
mon Territory Of the country purchased
by the common blood and treasure of the
Union.
If our voice coul J have any weight with
the delegates Of the Eighth Congressional
Convention, We would say, ask Horace
+. Clark and all other candidates this sim
pie question:: DO you accept tie decision
Of the Supreme Court Mot tie Territorial
Legislature cGnnot exclude s'overy'' and
if they reply uneqnivocally 'yes,' &c
ahead and nominate them, whoever they
may be, and, and let the dead issues OF
'squatter sovereignty Lecompton and
anti Lecompton go 10 the dogs"