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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-31
ClNCINNATI MARKEr.

! MAY 29.-Flour unchanged, good demand,
receipts quite moderate. Whisky advanced to
/ III, good demand. Nothing doing in prOyis-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-31

Of all tile cGrtous Railroads which have snf-
fered more or less from the incessant rains this
Spring, the Central Ohio has, we believe, been
most fortunate Batting some. slight difficulties
at first, she has made her connections promptly
and without accident And while we are no
ticing all over the country, Interruptions in
these travelling facilities, VIC are happy to know
that one of our own roads is the exception
This singular good fortune is owing chiefly to
the management and care of the various officials
and employees onjth road, at the head Ofwhich
President Jewctt has achieved an enviable notof
ricty for energy, prornpttpde and efficiency
The able corps Of conductors agents SC, on
the road have displayed their high qualifications
for the positions they hold, III, the pains taken
to promote the comfort Of passengers and the
speedy and safe transmission of feights We
notice our able friend John w. Brown, still at
the head of the GenI Ticket Department ener-
getically experimenting its interests, and we
are glad to know that the road is now in such
able hands.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-31

PROF. o. J. WOOD { CO-Geats: within = few days
have Received orders and calls for Prof o. J.
Woods Hair Restorative, that duv compelled
send Boston for quantity Cte dozen forwarded
all being Olil while might order quantity from
EeerH LttLe AsES Sld Sseasf AEes produced GAsee
cHStOtecs aud tie appreciation, patTOL
receives from the substantial and worthy eti
Of vicinity, fully convince that it s MOST
VALUABLE PREPARATION.
Send may be gross Of 81 stEeS and
dozen - size; believe yOuTstveTy respectfully.
(5igned) DANIEL LAFHORP 4 c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-31

A Sud Case Of IItSLnity.-We announced a
raw DAVIS ago, that Mrs. Wartield, an insane wo-
man, had jumped off the steamer j. B. Ford on
drowned We have since learned some particz
ul,rs in regard to the sad affair The husband
of the lady in question, is rich planter, resid-
;n,, near New Orleans. The deceased had man
Tested symptoms of insanity about year pre-
yious 10 her sad end. The husband took her to
an Eastern asylum, where she remained some
six months at the end Of which time an appar.
eut cure was effected, and Mr.. Warfeld pro
ceeded to the east to, bring his wife home. He
found her in good health, mentally and physic
ally, but when they reached Moundsvile, be-
low this city, symptoms of the old maIady de-
yeloped themselves, aud upon arriving here
medical attendance was secured. They remain
ed several days ut the McLure House, and the
wife again recovered her wonted soundness of
mind so as to be able to leave for their Southern
home. They took passage on the steamer
Eunice for Cincinnati, but had not been long
under way when Mrs. w. became wild and un-
governabe. The husband then resolved to take
her back to the asylum for further treatment
Meeting the Ford coming up the rlVer the
Captain of the Eunice induced the former boat
to round to until the Wartields could be trans
lerred. They had scarcely become comfortably
seated in the cabin of the Ford when the
husband walked forward to secure stateroom.
During his short absence at the office, Mrs. War
field rushed wildly out of the cabin, leaped into
the water, and was seen no more. Mr.. War
field is an intelligent gentleman of wealth and
influence in the community in which he lives.
a universal sympathy was excited in his favor
by all who witnessed the scene The affair east
ii gloom over the passengers and crew during
the remainder of the trip.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-31
DIED.

ST.. Louis, May 29.-Maj Walker, Paymaster
U. S A., died at his residence in this city, late
last night, he was buried with military hOnOis
ut Jefferson Barracks, this afternoon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-31

Hickory Grove, St Charles Co.. Me-. Nov -, isss.
PROP. o. J. WOOD-DeaT sir: Some time last
were induced TO Of Hair Restorative, and
s effects wonderful eI Il duty TO and
the afflicted, report It.
Our little sons head for time had been perfectly
covered with sOFes and called il sead head tn
hair almost entirely OH in consequences, when
fienn seeing his suGeTngs, advised RestO
ratve did with little hope Of but
prise, and that Of all friends few applications
removed the disease entirely and and lu1uFiaHt
OF hair started and thPt Icy
has healthy scalp, and IuEuTiant eTCP Of hair
other child. We therefore, and do hereby
mend Restorative perfect remedy for all dsrase8
Of the scalp and hair. We are, respectfully,
GEORGE W. Il3GINBOTHAN,
SARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAM.
Gardiner Maine, June %. 1855.
PROF o. ]. W0OD-DeaT Sir: ] have used two LOttIes
Of Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and truly
II Is the reAteht dscOVsry OF the for restoring and
the Hair. Before using II Of seven
ty Ny Hair has attained original color. You
world Without the least fear, nay
case Of the worst kind.
Yours Respectfully,
DANIEL N. MURPHY.
J.wooD co, Projectors sLR Rreaduny. New YORK
I'm the great y. Y Wire Railing Estabshment) and ia
Market st, st. Louis SO. And sold by all good Drug
/ lrcs.dtwawIy- IEsapr-sm
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Ihe GrentenI Isnranin YeG.

will sell superior SILK ROBES, OF 20 yards each,
quality sold last from SIS to $780, For only
S1S nPiece. challenge any merchant possessing
Judgment about Silks to deny that these Robes are n'
sold half their value. Also superior article COLOED
POULTDE ROBES DULLES, side stripes very de-
colOrs IEns will be sold bargain
They Of recent Importation OF large New York
retail establishment and bought below Importers cost.
Also, just received about 80 dress patterns Of STYLE
fancy silks. VERY handsome and cheap
Ito BAHEGE, LAWN CIIALLY ROBES. both side stripes
and double skTts Barge Robes 20 each such sold
last for $40, will sell for S. Caly Robes,
excellent STYLE very cheap Fine Lawn Robes 1t only One
Dollar and Pity Cents aplvevi at ALEX. HEYMAN'Sr
anS-am Mair st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-31

Gardem Sn$s.-On Saturday morning stran-
ger from strange land, catlsually visiting the
market house would have supposed that garden
sass was the chief product of this section of
country. Green gooseberrics, currants, pieplant,
lettuce, spinach, cabbage sprouts, raddishes,
onions and everything of the sort were display
ed in abundance, and every body bought a
basket full. Pie plant for pies is the prominent
article, and our readers may be interested in
knowing the best way to serve it up for table
sauce
An exchange gives some directions. In the.
first place get the Linueus Rhubarh 1t is lar
ger, more tender, and better favored than any
other, requires less sugar by one-fourth, and
has no skin to be taken off: Do not attempt to
peel it, but cut in pieces as long as the thick
ness of the stock, and put them withyour sugar
in an carthen dish without water; cover it to
retain the favor and place in an oven and
cook till quite tender without stirring or break
ing the pieces. II too much cooked, it assumes
disgusting stringy appearance, and loses all
fruity character. The rosy color of the stalks
will give you dish an attractive appearance, and
the dyspeptc will find in it powerful aid to
digestion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-31
AMBROTYPRs
PICTURES FOR THE MILLION!

~ Prices suit tile times, wYKEs' GALLERY OF
ART dim street, opposite Uniom Pictures taken this
Gallery greatly reduced prices. The public
place obtain the best Pictures that
ken in the city.
them that they need 20 second
obtain CT cap pCtUrrs right tUlead
qur where to take them cheap
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Bliss g. CAMPBElL,
(sUCcKssORs ". W. JESsd'S
MANUFACTURERS 4 WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS
HATS, GAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
Nc. SIS NGnin street,


AYE lust receiving Spring styles Has, Caps,
w and Straw Goods, which, when complete, will
other stock Of the kind offered in this city.
of the and fash enable
styles MOeskin silk, Soft, Beaver Cassmsr MetrUPO
tan, Hungarian, ObeTOn, Mario, KOssuh, Planters, TuT
citizens and French Styles, which oT prices
Presen tstrIn-ney money market The pub
lie respectfully invited call and examine for them.
selves. [aplEl EBLISS CAMPBELL.
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SEIITLEM ENTS.

COUNTS against all parties indebted to the subseEi-
beers viii be out and ready for settlement by the
6rat Of Ianu ry Those calling for their accounts by
tha time Wi presented with them immediately thervaf
Ter. fdec21 M'CLALL ms, KNOX = CO
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Domestics and Foreign Staple.

PRINTSOO pieces at only cts yard worth 1% ets
BLEACHED MUSLlNS-ISO pieces full yard Sfdes and
only 10 cents yard Also excellent quail
y q Musns only cents yard AsupeTiOT article Of
Island Brown MuSlins vide for CENTS SheetngB
and Pillow MusliuS at almost any price
CHECKS very low prices Bedtiekng HTst rate aTtt-
Gle, yard, do ''HeTTng Bone Twill" at
only 12S cents per yard, very cheap
CRASI-A very good quality, only cents yard
IRISH LINENS-A splendid article, warranted All nenS
goods fast eOlOrs guaranteed for
1115 cetts.
yard; At [apS-8nl ALEX. HEYMAHS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-31

1as --R"mentous Questioa--At one of our
excellent schools, few days since the following
question was proposed and debated: "Onrht
s cue aOt.entots to go to war with Patagonians"
some Oh the boys who weren not engaged in the
discussion of the subject affected to consider it
ridiculous and day or two afterwards they
suggested and discussed the following: Sought
the Corkonians to go 20 war with the Fardowns."
1t was decided by a tie vote of the house that
a war would be highly beneficial to both and the
world in general, if successfully carried on up
on both sides.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-31


Sent to JdA-A man named David Bailey,
was sent to Jail on Saturday, for breaking into
the house of one Jacob Winesburgh. 1t seems
that Baily went to the door and demanded en-
trance, but was refused by Winesburg. Baily
intimated that the women of the house had al
ways admitted him before and wanted to know
why he was barred out on this particular occa.
sion. No satisfactory answer was given aud Mr..
Baily became violent and abusive He was
fined by AID. Wright, for this offence and also
for swearing in the presence of ''the court"
Not having the money to pay he was sent TO Jail
A Ne'o Version Of az old .Story.-Parson
Howe will not believe that Eve was tempted
In late number of his unique paper, the Pine
Knot, he thus gives his views on ''temptaton:"
cannot and will meier believe
serpent tempted lovely Eve
& q II there WAS any tempting done,
Then woman the tempting one
Since, from Creations primal hour,
She has possessed the charming power.
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sPE cIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
PARTRIDGE'S
PIC OJRE GALL Try
In Hornbroolx's Block,
No. IIsX Nlnin street, Foot of abe Hill.
|
THE PUBLIC ARE ASSURED, THAT
BETTER AMBRoTYPES
ARE TAKEN HERE THAN AT ANY OTHER ROOMS IN
TIE CITY. ~ ANY WISH FOR
| PROOF OF THIS.
LET THEM PROCURE THE
VERY BEST EFFORT
FROM ANY GALLERY OF ART"
AND II 1T CANNOT BE
EXCELLED AT PARTRIDGRS,
NoTlIING.NvILL BE CHARGED FOR 1T.
APPS dtw&w
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescription gr Str j. Clarke II d.,
lhysicid1, Extraordinary to tie CueeU
This medicine is unfaing in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which
constitution is subject. 1t moderates all and
moves all distractions, AID speedy may be relied
10 MARRIED LADIES
it is especially suited 1t WILL in short bring on
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great britain, to prevent cOunterfeils.
. CAUTION.
These PTS should not he taken 6VJemGles during the
FIRST THREE J[0N7HS Of pregnancy, they are
sure to bring HscGrriaOe, pUtnt Gny other time they
are sdJe. 4 fs
In all cases of Nervous Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back md Limbs Fatigue slight eXeron Palplta
tOn of the Heart, Mysteries ard Whites, Pills will
effect when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, contain iron, caOmel
anthony, anything hurtiul to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Latc L. c. Baldwin Co.. Rochester, N. Y.
N B-S1,OO and postage stamps enclosed to my
horlsed Agent, will insure bottle, containing 50 Pills,
by return mall.
For sale by t. II. LOGAN & Co, In Wheeling,
b. l.. Fahnestock Co., Wholesale Agents. Plttsburg;
Purcell add Co., Wholesale Agents for Va, Rich.
mond. ap2s-ly
AMBROTYPES
WHICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
AM3ROTYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
AMBRoTYPEs GIVING THE NATURAL COLOR.
Pictures on Ptper, oHeet-ir0a Patent Leather, dc
Taken any warranted equul any they
AT TIE CITY GALLERY OF ART,
SO, Monroe street.
au2O-1y @. A. GRIFFIN, Artist.
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new Goods 60 Make mp 10 Order.

T HAVE nov received my Spring and summer stock OF
i CLOTHS, CASSEHERES AND EESTTlYGS. " the
desirable Styles best fabrics, at exceedingly lev
prices and which prepared t0 make up In the ialeas
styles, and the lowest prizes. to
which would call s attention Of customers and the
public in genera. Also, q large stock OF Ready MAdy
Clothing always hand At very low prices Cal aGd ses
au90 No. water So.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-31

This incOmPrehensibe Imminent, upon which the GrEa
afflicted all lands rely for relief
the pangs of rheumatism, Neuralgia Gout, Erysipeias,
Cancer ScrOfua Sprains H uses Burns Scalds and all
Diseases all similar
The propTetors give for the cement OF
sufferers following OF few of the
derul effected by during the months Ger
the parties named ia the possession OF
the propretors but their length precluds publication OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-31
NOVELTY MILLS FLOUR.

I6Ofl BIfsHkLs Sill Feed, received aud sale by
IDUO myiJ MATHEW McNABB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

news FRoN EUROPE IN SEVEN DAYS AsD 4
uAIr.-Csp'. Higgins of tie steamship Vanderbilt
delivered European adyices to tho news yacht of
tte Associated Press, OF Cape Race io seven days
and ten hourp the placed upon the wires
il less hansevsr day and twenty hours from southsmp
ton. Tbs is q-cker by more than twent, four hours
thon European Intelligence has ever before been re-
ceiVed in the United States, but may DO beaten by
Cspt Judkns Of The Pereis, who intends TO place his
pews IL tbs city pe1t Sauroey-seyen days Eom
Liverpoo'-in season for the eveuipg pspers.
Should the anicipaOns Of tho frerd' Of the Atlantic
Teleg,eph be realized, we shall be able to receive
daily ano hourly Intelligence iron al pats Of Europe
on ard after about Monday week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

AccIDssf tRou rHR rss OF BCEFISG Fluid.
About II oclCok OF Wednesday night an accident oc.
c,urso st No. 81 Columbia street, between BroOmo
aud Stapton strees which proving fatal 10
two ladies' named Mary ClsIk and Ellen Cooley.
While ole WAS epgegtd reading and the other sewing
by the light Of fuid gas lamp, Mrs. Cooley, With
the iDteIt on OF hghtrg one Of the wicks not tnen
burning took up the lamp and TUNED it upside dowo
VIXEN quantity OF hud rua out ard goited. Mrs.
Clark, in her serD, threw the lamp mo tie lap Of
Mrs. Cooley, where it exploded Fortunately the lat
ter vas at work at the time upon shirt. woich che
csst from her apd Immediately wrapped herself up in
zone bed clothes. by VT ch course she aped With
sight burns but Mr.. Claiks clothes took Ere, when
she ran OFT Of the house ard through the greet en-
velcptd 10 h4rnes. Her piercing cans alarmed the
regtbt rhood she was soon seized aad the flames ex-
iueushed, not however, before che was so severely
burned as TO render her recovery extremely doubtful
She was conveyed home and thence removed 20 tho
hospital fol- trsotmert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

THREg Mrs AkRtsTFD CHARGED WIN AsSAULr
AND RoBBEur % "Wednesday evelug. Mr.. William
steripc # e.s xiii went into sa ooa e rhry
nth street sni Eighth avenue and wbIe there WAS
.ccosted by two men named James COyle and James
Fitd, Wbo ssked him for the Loan OF $40 M. s,
being. it is said slightly intoxicated. gave them the
money, ehen the party commenced ddnklog. The
ruon tiray invited Sterling tito privse box, whero
one of teem .zed hun by Il throa. and nearly
caf ked Lin Vile the other ROBBED lin Of q wallet
contsinns $40. a boy was r charge Of tue p3cs al
tie me- Il proprietor being sbseut in the lower part
of the city Officers Steele snd Irving o. the Twen 9TH
Precinct subsequently apprehsnded Coys and Fned,
who were identified by Ste Ing. Only $40 of the
stolen money was toutd. The accused We're conveyed
befo,e ,)os,oe Qasokenbush at tho Jeiieisoa Market
Police Court, aid committed in default Of :! uOO bal
each Or tIai.
Yesterday morni1g, Officer Krugar Of the Filth Pre-
cinct arrested Pster Connolly, alas Peter Collins
charged with highway robbery by Samuel Meldreen oil
No. 50 Suvan street Is is alleged that .ho accused
appro acled Mecreen at tee Of Hudson and Jay
streets and stuck hin gioelt blow Ia the face after
which he grabbed bis watch and ron. Msldreen pur-
sued the gre. shouting stop thief which being
beard by Ofic,r Kruger, he stepped forward AMI ar
rested the fellow. Connolly dorns his fight WAS OBJ
served TO throw sometties a.o pile of bricks, and
subeqrept search OF the spot result ed in the discovery
Of the watch TIE accused was yesterday conveyed
10 the Toube end coDwitted 10 prison IN default OF
- $50 bail by Justice Osbnrn.
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LATEP FROM HONDURAS.

Corresoor5suss o. Tho n o Payne. 49, - ,e-e
B.EizS, HosDCels, May 9, 1883.
TIE Iudisns now have full ard quiet po-sees'oo Of
the whole southeast part of tre STATE OF atAA.
They ccne dosn to the Ro Hcndc, bet there IS 40
PROSPECT Of their attempticg sEy hostllt.e: On the
British territory. Hoseyer, to be prepared 20 the
worst, we have two detachusrts OF tue solrd west
lnsis regiment up there, sc wei az company o.
artillery, AID ebout ne hundsed r:4rinss i'vm De.
Epvii,6 ssy with the yellow fever on board, OF
which d.ses:e several ei her Officers have already
diec 10 hst extent it prevail; snd whether l. Il
aworg her crew, we ere uustlr 70 arceftaio' sne
being about thirteen uies from 'o"n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

Tn BArrIr OF BvsxrR HILL.-Tte anniversary
Of this event wa ceebra:e1 last eTehhS oy Tue Fa'
ram Association, o. L. A., a the Apo'.o hoon.. a.
TIE supper TIE Hon. Ersstus b'ooks Ter. i"oyu sno
others sdG.essed tie Order. lbs sh"r co~d ~"a
bal, 10 which stou, 500 person. participated. Dung
ina dsy the Cor.ser.A.s psrsded-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

TIE closing reception or the present term OF Prof
Van N0ruehs Young Ladies destitute at No - Est
Fourteenth street, took place iast evening large
runbel OF visitors we're presea. sod al seemed 70 enter
hta.tily a'o the sp.t OF the occasion. The closing
exercise VII t,ke pace to-dsy, commencing e. ~
O'Clock o. n When Sc address vii be male by Prof.
Van No,men on b.. system Of ;nsts uctiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
APPors1sEyTs 81 The PEEsIDEsr, b. ard with the
ecys ce s4d cobsept Of tie Senate:

ecy .ce sad consent of tie Senate
c0LLElgo.s raE CUSTOMS.
Wa scs~oitt Ply uogLt, MAJ. Vice " go Bates. i,
Ass-stu- JesG,. Po;ts.-c-ts \. H. vics Zeass Cssu.
Etese cona1iSs.cE e1pTCc.
Tesist-C
Bot T. S,Tc.he: Ct-sgs IL. vice Jscob Fry.
Survivors, o. TIE CUSTOMS.
T.orts PC=3oAeD y .iLcy. ~. rv.spotaSed.
Dsni, Wsss Gtsrs n. rssProh,,c.
7 J, ebsrocs, tguciuraf Quo, vice g. W. Mo
L~--. gtare cO3u.ss!l- O. pi.cS.
Phir 4. Rc.so1, Shreveport La vie Mathew Estes who
did &C. cna-iy.
sgG1sTEEs o. LAND ofSfcYs.
Hl.h Brswlsy II stssrns Post. Hs-, VICE Abtn BsssJ
whcse G. EEl.ss.cE espec.
Jotr Bcnre. a. ct-'aria, n!sne-o.s; rpsppoir.ei.
John :. Lowry 81 booreste No, vce Telsn8 Wright. ~
sSgtd-
REcFrsERs o. PUBLIC MONEY!.
Jchr n. hr heuny Cbetf..f 4.nreso.s; resypolted.
z. T. Bucklsr sc Booosvfs NJ. r-apcoirted-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

TnE CIRCULARS" CoMarTgg An adjourned
meeting Of The "Resuly.F Democratic General Com.
uiree w.s hsid last sverieg at No. l63 Bowery.
Bbsm Ketchum, jr., presided. Resolutions Of con-
graduation on the affirmation Of Mr.. schell were
adopted urs1,nc us.y and sDeenents were inside to
seyeLsde Dr. Sche!l at bis residence ths evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

Tie Estodist Conference, q. their late session At
lie Crosse, passed resolution refusing to ADMIT 70,
bscco csevefs TO their fellowship unless they pledged
Themselves % sbs1aea the habit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

STAsTos IN KASsAs.-rhe Hon. Frederick 2.
Seatop, eE.Gsseruor OF Kansas made speech st
esscnwotih ca tie Sab inst ssTnd tho d,ish
swrole, u which be exposed in As.erIy manner the
iD'qutes CT ,htt measure. particularly the uufsir aad
u lust provision which requires OF ksnsas as condI-
ton q admission as Free Stse double the population
d,uauded should zee consent 10 &c Fpt the Lecompon
Constitution ard come in as Slave state.