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Great Lolsisialla Remedy.
@ 0INS' KAPERLAPEUM
Office, No. IA Exchange Place.

The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents prepara
heato The public remedy great value fora vafety Of
troublesome aud dangerous diseases twenty-five
years experieneein its efficacy.
lie can safely recommend in all cutaneous Diseases Of be
Skin for Badness Dandfuiu the Hair BorganEation Of the
Complaints etc. And In proof that upon good
grounds he would respectfully eli te attention Of tue public
to the following certificates from persons living
New Orleans, JanuaFy 29sls6s.
NIB GoisDear Sir: On ny from Aspinwaii III July
last had attack Chagrss fever after trying
every imaginable remedy without induced to
your Kaperlapeuu Fever and Ague Tonic, happy
to say ha athoughit months since took til aF
dose have been tEoubted with chill since aid have
every believe that medicine the eeet of
ireyremovipg the disease from my system Ii therefore
affords pleasure to recommend most valuable med
cine. Respectfully yours,
/, a. CLARK,
~ Dfyades street,
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Amctlon snlea T,nls nnv.

BY Vincent Co. alto O'Clock, their auction reoms No. IS
Cusiomhouse street. foreign and American dry goods ne
prints, etc,
BY p Parker sherof the Parish Orleans at hapast
10 o'eiock Nasadss SIR First furniture ETC. AT
l2a'elock at the City Hotel Common street. rei estate in
the First Histtict.
BY T. Armded aeary gaslght at No IS st. Charles street
books stationery, etc.
See advertisements underpropeT heads
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Fog sale.

on account o. our intention to No. Canal street
we Offer for sale The fixtures store 81 Common street. consist
ing Of SHELVES, GAS FIXTURES, DRAWERS, COUNT
EEss, etc. They will be sold low. Apply TO
READ, HEDGES & DREW,
jy2 2plm Druggists, "a CONNIE on street.
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Coz. ETHAN AhLEN AGAIN, THE Burlington (Vt1
Free Press publishes the atiidayts d Mis-. Hutisn
Lawrence and Nh Henry Collins both Of Essex, in
that State, aud both Of whom were present at the
funeral q Ethan Allen, February 18th, 1883, and
they concur in saying that Cot Allen was certainly
buried n CHE odseemeteFy in Burlington.
I'VE protest against att this fuss over The ashes of
tae brave oid Revolutionary here Lei him sleep in
peace.
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New Orleans, b


New Orleans, January 80 1883,
N Goins-Dear Sir: take pleasure III stating that some
fonr months when suffering With ohlis Fever which
had stuck to for several nontI was induced to f dote
such the effect it had Hpon that determined upon
giving fair trial and bought bottle and took according
TO directions The result tint before half finished
thebote my chils had eft and have returned
am in theegoymen Of perfect health having
perienced any Of the effects anHne drug usually put
in medicines for diseases and cheerny
the "Kapeflapeum' ali who are afflicted like vas
Your friend,
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ReaEaE DANE owns CasyEBgsD lf5vsis lefsers
s5salz WA Ion. RaAAeA BALE 70 son. United States
gag Court as Naalas3 92itten to his fflands
WE sss@ aEaqllH announces Ehe gratifying isgalls
- ia i5sa 5eeeine converted 90 tie Christina
Religion, kH 9#aa IS Weli known EAF8asI1fsf fl9is
ss1la 9r s seulastie sng4ents bat his isssIs,eae9
A egf seeli kaael heretofore III liz Asls4s9ox
Christianity Nlneeang Ea3.9 Gazette.
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l6NNlsa Az EIsPHaNrss HlnE,-They arc tan.
ma 90 Elephants hide at Cincinnati, IL was nuf.
CHASED 1y turrier III Wisconsin, where the animal
Whlch belonged to menag sre, die1 The freight 10
Cincinnati nes sl6- Ills On immense hide. 30 bnlly
that Che tanners handle il with great dileultg IT'S
neagss two inches thick and full year aud 4 half
WE'LL he required 60 Inn it thoroughly It will he d
curiosity ben tboronghly Eannedan seasoned Is.
VS. know 0f several hides 1hat nesa ts0Rings buI
hey would not aaioaat u much ID eGfioslges aha ara
handy Worth the trouble.
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ReaG INia .
NV oalxANs August ii tssy.

:. :, NEW ORLEANS. August IL, 1851.
Dear sFThe tweryfou inch which purchased ron
you fer MT r PaeEWoods plantation Inns baen assaehed 10
the sngarnl engine and in operation week an
much pleased with respect both
plisty, durability ana quantity grnds fined the rl
when operation several times and found my surprise thas
the MIL was grinding one bushs mue therefore apeds
the MIL to grind regularly thirty bnsesper hour ease
90 Sugar Planters Iwoud especially recommend yonf Nils
believing them 70 be superior any min snufaetursa
Yours, respectfully
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-03

The CRUISE OF THE AReTIc,-The cruise Of the
little old Arctic has turned out as we expected it
would, She was sent TO the Cult it will be remem.
bered, to blow the British fleet out of Rater (Yith
two guns and a howitzer.) The first day ont, she
made three miles an hour. The third day out, she
rolled 50 heavily that d corporals guard Of marines
had to hold the hoWitzer to keep it from pitching
CINE. On the eighth, she sprung aleak. On the
niath, set all hands at the pumps. Succeeding ia
stopping The leak, she crept Oh towards Hayaua al
canal boat speed-tw0-and-a.ha miles an hour She
did'ntsee anything in fact except when some nier.
chantmen overlook and sailed past her. Finally,
after voyage Of eighteen days. (ore than it takes
to 80 70 Eprope1 she reached Havana, Then it was
found that her boilers were out of order, and she
started back to Key West for repairs. 1t is hardly
necessary to add that she did not blow the British
fleet cut Of water" Albany Evening Journal.
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Rreat Eseel,se9io11 tn tl.e Esrtee
WHITE GOODS.

WHITE GOODS.
The undersigned in store about 60oo pieces WHITE
GOODS, which, for the purpose Of closing out Immediately
will be offered at
FIFTY Per Cent. Less than Former Prices
They composed or,-
PLAIN cAMBRIos and JAcoNETs
NAIEsooEs and INDIA MuLLs
SWISS and INDIA &USLINs
WHITE and G0LQRED TARLATAE.
BISHOPS LAWN and BooK MUsLINs.
PLAID and STRIPED CANBRIcs,
NsIssooKs.
MUsLINs.
SATIN SPOTS and BRILtIANTISEs
CORDED DIiIrY and INDIA rwTLLs
FINE AMERICAN and BRITISH LONG CLOTH.
JACQUARD CURTAIN MUsLIN5.
FURNITURE DIsIITY
DEIfTY and TOILETTE, Bed and Crib QUILTS
nAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS and NAPKINS
Ladies going spend the summer out Of town. as we'll as
permanent resident families will find great inducements in
the above very desirable staple articles.
P. 3 e. REILLY \ CO.,
l26 Canal street,
jee6 2p6t Between Royal and Bourbon streets.
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gsresg sEtaptgtsl s.tLsl nal.

N. d. COINS.
Who to the past years has been at tie head Of
the profession In this city would respectfully inform his old
friends and customers that has opened New Esablishment
Mes "a Exchange Place.
Opposite the Post-0Hice,
which ne asspres them win every way worthy Of theif
patronage From hls long experience nth city he aars
himself that ne thoroughly understands tie requirements
the public and viii use his best eudevors eppfoba.
aene s. WIG fafor him with their custom. As he made
with numbered the very Best BARRIERS the
customers may that they will be at
tended % VITA ski and Dispatch at all times and
atal houss,
NJ. B. COINS,
No. II ESchanga Place,
mo zpi Opposiie the Post. ONCE.
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nm SUBMARINE CkBLp- Tie correspondent Of
The New York Times on board the u. S. frigate
Niagara sends detailed account the result of tbe
recent experimental trip Of the Atlantic Telegraph
squadron. The particulars are interesting. The al
tempt tp lay She experimental cable was NOT unat
tended BIZ disaster. 90 board both the Niagara and
Aganemaon, the cable repeatedly parted This mis-.
hap bele both the condemned and new portions.
lhe expedition feturned TO plymouth u the eonclu.
sioa q tha experiments each ship was provided
with additional length Of cable, and preparations
were made of the Immediate departure ii Tie fleet
FAereap pealed tobe general apprehension shared
tee, bY the seientie men connected with the expedi.
ztiop--thst the attempt would prove failure We
beliye that except 70 persons directly interested ii
the enterprise such result would cause Very little
disappointment in this country, in consequence OF
the disposition manifested by the English Government
70 make an English monopoly of the wire.
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he graveyard begins % show some signs Of JIM.
pEayement Exchange
that laet affords you any qualification, afr. Ed
to gou must be rather badly disposed towards POUR
ueiehbofe
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Cgoa5ttng at Cost,
FOR CASH!

Owing to an intended change IN my firm and extensive
alterations and improvements intend making in my Ware
rooms VIII olts from this date until the st July my en-
tirn stnrl. ~
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sansl saa Alght u the 18th alt.
satsg pf0Gtg ana EateIesting young
anEs FL s. an irish labaser whom
@ NAVY Hs Rent ii hef room fiji
as aish aaG sat har throat With a
8 Hsa, il Waa with great diff,
tls s9ala.afefa we're prevented from
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DANCES ron REF0alSd Memo YoTE.--1n I'll

DAdAGEs FOR ltEFGSING "A NEGRO NoTE.-In the
Cincinnati Gazette We find the following
aut which has heretofore excited no little inter-
est has just been decided ia Warren county At the
election for State officers on the l4tt Of October
lS56ia Ncoored mani named Jesse Beeklev some
lew shades darker than alabaster offered his vote at
the Fourth Ward polls, and it was refused by The
judges, Rufus Il. Paine, VIM. b. Glass, aud Michael
Gieary upon the ground that he was not citizen Of
the United States according to the meaning Of the
act Of Congress- Beckley had taken several friends
with him as witnesses to the tender Of his vote and
r. refusal BY the judges fer the purpose Of testing
the question in the courts in case he was not per.
thttea te vote. Upon the same day after his ballot
mad been rejected he commenced suit against the
election judges, laying his damages at 81 600. The
city assumed the responsibility the defense and in.
stEdeted the City Solicitor To contest the claim The
case was tried three Times in the courts of this city,
and N each instance the jury failed To agree Upon
motion by Beekey counsel tile venue was chang.
ed to Warren county, and the case came up for trial
On MONDAY morning last. The city was represented
ay Judge Hart and Mr. Pfahaseo and the plaintiff by
Messts' getchel and Chambers The case occupied
Vie attention Of the court for nearly two days when
the Jury returned verdict for the plaintiff 81 $500
new trial was granted by the court.
u that niger win come to Louisiana he can find a
polling place in Rapides parish where nobody viii
question bis right 70 just as often as lie may
feel likeit.
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WILLIAM A. GIBSON.
go orlsana .Isnnarr Al ~

New Orleans, Jenuery so. 1883.
3Er GonsDea siri know not bow TO inform yoa Of the
wonderful change your Raperlepeu has made me- For
eight years and four months suffered with The falling the
womb and had several Of the most eminent
city, who finally thought my hopeless refused to do
anything for ne when my husbau found you old
steamboat Southern Belle and purchased your tonic
80 justly celebrated hair TONIC among the most refined Of
the city Itresy that it divine origin
can hardly realize change never better III
life than do tths That every poor women afflicted
as may set your tonic, my mostferVant prayer
MARY sIats,
&c Hevia street.
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Iyae Easseraa gIa1.toaI,

s. n. ADAMS. EDITOR.
A WEEKLY NEWsP PER having The circulation
of any Country Newspapern the South very respectfully
offered auadyertsing the MERCHANTS New on
cans.
ordersfor advertising the CRESCENT OFFICE Will
be pnneually attended to-
ha-FRANK d. RARgIETT. agentfo Nav Orlesns faI u
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that The second MONDAY 2 of July is positively
day for the payment their City Faxes without cost The nm
dersigned respectfully invites all have not set paid to
forward and do 10.
jy1 2pI2t ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
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We, JBEY s. 1858,
3sa3e6 Esgsaa fss saaRatsy, mhc desire
as1 e aaela, san have ssAet
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lHs9 5aaa gasilY IL oaptugedi Hamilton
qan hle Washington was eonsalt-
ias relative i, Ahosaid to tae
s gpnot lisIsu ~ moment
en l5r Clinton ia captured, ms
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GoSGREssIoSAI NosaNATIoN IL NEW JERsEY.-
4 dispatch Of the 24th nltto the Washington Union,
from Salem, n. J, says
The Peoples Convention, held here to-day, nomi.
mated John Z Nixon for Congress for the First Dis
tfct. ~ the American Convention there was much
excitement. Delegates from Camden county ana
others withdrew and nominated John a. Jones for
Congress, those remaining nominated John \. Nixon.
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aslAsela4ol tiea, N Y was
qssh Il NE congregation Baptist
EaFa eaeh q Tie fingers ana
ggas slsd folded III \ u Zen dollar
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A GRAND CRAsH.A somewhat fearful accident
occurred a. Masonic celebration III WeIlsyiile, II.
~ on tle 25th. INST as some seven hundred persons
had entered the dining ball, half Of the floor gave
wy. precipitatiug large portion the company to
che foog beneath The floor above also fell upon
them, and from forty to fifty persons, including a
number Of ladies', were wounded. None were killed.
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8E sfER TiafE I've age in.
Stanford DelsseFi
aAe the EASIEST books ol
cared fora long time, en-.
ginnar Sketehesa The
cay gas " madeFn Life v fhe
lHd laay exquisite original de-
a al Haisg aad brilliant salles Of
iisiks a Newport Sharon ana
gti igs e ga1 ths hook. VIE
alleage notices. all levers ".
shsg ail eHiay rich
Is @a aprogoking pages. we
ors 81 9ui cotampoTafies
cor sgldsatl8 aAsillGal llalef, foE his
aHs Fi5h e This IS just tlls book
~ Niassure trip U Gle
ie5sH#iGs. whether lax fsear Of
adgantagas tor this,
ags teaes as Wall as iss keen yet
iaa seaqai8l style, 4
aga t ha71e and abroad.
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snt il unusually interesting
NJ had IL wrappers for mailing
ater u al ths bookstores vt j.
aanse ana Commercial Places
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EoMEIRIoAI 0BsERY aTI0Ns.

ran gussE. Igss. ~. ~ Lawns u. rAYLoR. ESQ
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'llhAAA sAsA A4s3 W AIhlloNh.-h uiWef IS Separa-
ed rom hls wife Dickens from his wife am, Charles
Assae tol keg Wotington and White Lies notoriety1
Is living with another mans wife From tLe ags Il
the poet Job, whose wife Was The original AIrs
ga1dle, down to Socrates and Nantinpe, and so on
dewn % Byron, and finally to Dickens matrimonial
aahappiHess bus ever attached to literary man Ex
Alia mistake. Most literary men are sensible men,
ana twenty q them can be found who are happy il
their domestic relations for one who il not
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P9pEIQ RaN PuNoM " pRoaPEor.- No Boston
Post s48s;
we ieagpthata petition Is ID he presented ID tie
government thai tin 0r two Of ice be put into
W. beaa2t 81 IS eFs morning IN order that
tie people may he Accommodated Vita he water
without art1er expense on the fourth ol juivit Is
proposed g throw IN snail cargo 81 lemons ald q
ag hessAesds fl rslla aad sugar,
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I'VE gxsFiER HUUNps = The
soas r1Edsse1 hy het five Insane
8fEsst ssA aasn sS6lNinad BIZ physi-l
tefaa s5anads found on the
gifg.ii8e. Of these, twsn-
aiise we4e III the neck atty.
isiu w tha right lagt TEN IN
ss b she sht agla and land
aa hand Thirty six unou
ae sAt shoulder Ihese
A&s asaas ~ 1geads 81 considerable
s@ Ae 1ege from two 10
4iss II us naae Tie ane on
Fa sF asgs eihg one u two inches
slbs we've hEokea On the right side
es se igeE was tern from the
ihs haf ID two. OF the
at I'D anteted the skull though
u ss Aeafss % perfect Jelly.
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A TALENTED SoN.-The son or a worth > deacon
whose father being away from home, undertook ID
say the mnlily prayers rather the prayer he had
been accustomed to hear every evening since tRe
Gays q MS bolhooa, ae commenced Alright. and IN
mother whe had no Idea She had IS talented 4 snn,
Az last when be was ia the midst OF his Invocation lis
memory torsook him, and he repeated tie dist part
q Tue prayer over again This he did several times
oughly exhausted
John she whispered, John, do get through
sometime
would mother replied the poor boy. bat I
49l T ka9ag ho'e q fci,la nc daraed tstg ID ~
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IoNs.-Jean Baptiste Despreges and Ann
Belisle we're hanged in Montreal on The 25th u, for
the murder Of Catherine Provost last winter. No
previous execution had taken place in TINT city FOR
twenty years
0n the same day James Magee was hanged ia
Boston tof the murder q Deputy Warden Walker iii
The State Prison about eighteen months ago.
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FASHIONABLE oLorHINe,
FURNISHING GOODS AND PLANTATION CLOTHING,
AT Prime Cost Of aIanufacturlngi
mr. ealln..rr - u %. = -.
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q QUESTION OF BoNoR. The students of William
College in Virginia, held meeting recently to de-
eide whether i should hereafter be dishonombe to
give testimony against dclinquents charged BY the
faculty with the destruction Of property aud violation
of College laws. After long discussion, the qles-
ZION was decided In favor Of law and order by vote
sof s5 To 75
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keet Crescent will appear as
aiEg The edition d this paper
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Allgega s called 10 tie sala of
saaas 4als sags a. esies5ek 81 FIN.
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New Orleans, March is, 1858
Nr Coins haze been usiag aperlapsan', for
Rsta that haye suffered with for the last eighteen years. hav.
ing during time been operated upon by johnson Of ST.
Louis withou sdecess have been induced ,ry your
perapeum and Imnst confess with perfect satisfaction
from its beneficial results, anticipate speedy cure.
AMOS HI aHT0WER,
Cont street near Robinson street
mas 2ptf Nav .C1viasas
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FHE IDIosts or QUIZ LaNegAa Among tie
ITEMS which We meet with IN the newspapers IS the
following
Fenton Harvey IS going t. try aud run ten miles in
an hour for d purse Of $500. at Sch0harle New
York, on the Sd Of Jny.
There is world Of neaning--a hemisphere at the
ieast ii one little monesyllable there airy and
rnns4 Americans rarely nse the expression q will
fry TO Do it.a Isis oregone conclusion With them
that when they try it IS already done.
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hs aaEai -aanual statement Of the
aaa BE- found ID our fnan.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-25
GROWING TOO SOON,

The New York Daily Ne0s, [ Buchan-
sn of course) few days after the election
in that STATE, came out as follows:
tin almost every locality in t6is State
where elections have lately been held, the
Democratic patty have generally been sue
Cessful. Where defeated, great democrat.
ic gains over any previous elections, have
been shown. This is the highest evidence
we can have of the unity and strength Of
the party, and the single spirit with which
it is animated on the question Of Kansas.
1 be policy Of the administration is clearly
the only one recognized, and its popularity
with the masses is placed beyond a doubt,
We have already given the result of the
elections for town officers in many Of the
counties, aud tney sll bear the same com.
pIexion.-the greatly Increased strength Of
the democracy"
lns cad Of the democracy being "gerer-
ally successful" the full returns show that
that party was not only unsuccessful, but
that it was Overwhelmingly defeated
The Albany Evening Journal. foots up the
whole returns as follows. 1t says:
"The spring elections for Supervisors in
the several counties iu New York, are foot.
ed up and a'certaned 10 be given below:
Republicans 434I
Republicans and Americans 81.
Democrats 221I
At the election in November last, the
State of New York was Democratic-it
elected an entire Democratic State ticket.
Thsn the President was endorsed, bis Kan
saS policy sustained, and harmony seemed
to reign in the ranks Of the party. Non,
since he has changed that policy, monster
meetings have been held, at which he has
been denounced, leading members of bis
party are repudiating him, aud when the
single question is put to the people, "Le.
compton" or anti Lecompton." they re.
turn verdict of nearly two to one against
it. Could a more decisive rebuke have
been givenl
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-25
Spring Elections.

On Monday the 9TH, day of April tie
Election ior borough and township officers
will be held in this State. 1t will deyolve
upon the voters then, to sci Iect such lnen
for the several offices as are not only hon
est, but such as are well qualified to dis.
charge their respective duties. Aud while
as a general thing we are not of those who
believe that political principles are at stake
Or enter into these local elections; yet it
occurs to us that we are surrounded with
at the present time that
would not only justify Republicans in sup,
porting none but known anti Lecompton
men, but that such course is probably if
not absolutely necessary. The National
Administration and ito friends in every sec,
ton Of the country are STRIVING TO their Ut
most to have the endorsement of the peo-
pie, in some shape or other, in their ehslave.
ment of the freemen Of Kansas. They are
every nerve to compass this. They
are using every appliance to bring it about.
And if by the "Citizen Ticket" dodge, or
any other process Democrat was elected
10 an Office however trihing, in a Repub
ican Township or Borough, the news
would be sent with lightning speed all over
Lhe country, that the Kansas policy Of the
President was sustained by the people,
This is the news that is now desired 10
Washington City. No other intelligence
is cared for. No other is inquired after,
On the 9th r hand if the anti Lecompton
men are vigilant, active, and cordially uni
led in The nomination and support Cftheir
local tickets, the hands Of their Represen.
ialiyes in Congress will not only be
strengthened, their hearts cheered; but it
would to certain extent, at least cause the
Chief Executive of the Nttiou,to pause be.
'ore committing the great wrong he has
in view. Looking at tho matter in this
light, then, we trust that our Republican
,nd anti.Lecompton Democratic friends,
will begin che work Of organizing at once,
md to do their utmost 10 having none
,ut anti.Lecompton mea elected to offices.