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NEW WHEAT! NEW WHEAI!!

TTE want 900 bushels Red Wheat also . 900 bushels
Wv White Wheat to be delivered early possible, for
which will pay the highest market price This Wheat to fill
an order and our instructions buy wiOU. limit price,
iuDeIO-tf H. 5. FRENCH & SON.
EECHES.s.A large supply Of fresh and genuine sweed-
Il 4 ish Leeches, just received and for sale by
4 DrrEIi sLr,nr
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TOMNC. BAKER & CO.

JOHN G. BAKER & CO.,
No. l54 North ThSrG street, Philadelphia
And may be had Of the Druggists in this city:
As there il much worthless compound sold under
the nsme Of Cod-Liver Oh, be to procure only
of J. C. Baker Co. for an entirely reliable and
genuine article.
april s-d&wSm is
ny We wish TO inform the public, that We have
lust returned from the cast. with beautiful stock
of Dress Goods and feel confident we can offer in
ducements to purchasers, equal TO any other Mer
chants in the city If prices are an object, we are
determined TO sell cheap the cheapest. We
would call the attention of the Ladies especially to
a lot of SIDE striped Berege and Musiins, which we
bought UT usually cheap and will sell them the same
vsy. Abo Silks, Duoals and al the different kinds
of Drss1 floods Our stock Of staple goods is very
complete, All of which we wish TO dispose Of imme-
diatciy on terms most favorable to purchasers. Cal
soon er5 examine for yourselves.
l. c. NICHOLSON & Co.,
spr7-tf No % Public Square.
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The Cotton Markets.

CHARLESTON June 2lThere great demand to-day for the
Spanish with fun and advancing prices for the ne grades
sales to-day 1900 baes-the bulk at l23s to e< cents
AUGUSTA 2Isae to-day amounted to % bales, at the
following prices at TO- at \ 4; 90 at - at l21{
sAvAEsAH, l9The transactions in Cotton to-day
limited 70 Al bales, at llaa cents
oLuMBus June olive have report Of go bales
Saturday, Sc. There good inquiry in the Market
but buyers could not up to factors prices.
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II Persons leaving the city for the months hay
the UNloN mailed them point and iO
any required time by leaving their address cOunngrOOm
No. IL North Cherry street.
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IUIs ICLI WdIT IIOIs
WILLIAM MCILLWAIN,

Revenue UOIIecIOr o. Humphreys Uounty."
Whereupon motion It Is considered by the court that udg
ent be- and same hereby rendered up the Of the
State against said several tracts Of land much thereof
Of each Of em will be sufficient to satisfy the taxes, costs and
charges them sevey be sold the law Directs and
that an order Of sale be issued &c
A true copy Test, JOHN y. LITTLE, Clerk.
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~ ENUTNE imported Havana 0gars- TIE subscribers have
rcered arrivals large addition 90 their stock
q brands Of HavaG Cigars, consisting Of
RegaIisas, Cubumas, CimtO De OFioms
Samei8O PamZa, washington,
II SOls;
other brands q az kinds, and at pe1el
ranging frum $40 % sl50a thousand.
Also $1,000 genuine Mexican Cigars, large ard snail, o.
ceen quay, Ehch vii be sold Low oelasa- Aao sps1r
Virginia chewing Virginia, Havaual and Iurh smoking 70
hacc0 Delphi SnuE5. Pipes, &c.
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re me Public,

Bank Of west Tennessees at
rssusa q hs i-,io,.5t q Tsnnsssss Nashville lsata-t
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TERRAss BROTHERS,
CsUCrFSsOHS 20 lIeCra 4 Tsrrass. delsr1 IN GRO
~ CERUES, FOREIGN ANB Wol3HaAA
LERUOEESs No. q and 8 Broad street
IRON, &C, AT COST
900 tons assorted Piiis5ug Iron, so tons CASTINGS.
10 Iroa AEies, Is Boiler kronf
500 kegs Nails, > 5ozes -ealss,1.4 49,.
Visiting quiz Gis branch hula e We VII as i1 ls7e
iotr ~ cn, az cost aud In small grty rel1ce rs,
TERRAss BROTHERs.
sTNDRNEas
20 Boxes Black bottles, 4, 5, 6, Eni
go Pins, half-pint and quart fasksi
500 Window Glass:
100 TumberB-
IS ke-s Boiler RiTg8 and Guts
100 dozen Br90us;
500 Cast, Wrought and steskPlogs.
100 boxes Pickles, Tor sale low doFn.
Iangz TERRAss BRolH1lA7
Dis IRoN EoIs sAI.I.--la5 e. =: E.ss ~
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Having purchased the entire interest Of S. c. Goda, in the
Cooke, Bailey Co. will c0nnue the Hat, Boot
old stand, No. 5GNorth side Of the
Public Square, shall be pleased old friends
and merchants generally.
iuDeIqtf COOKE < BAILEY.
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$500 REWARD.

TSERAM c. HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Ten
To all who shall these presents-reeting:
Whereas Il has been made known TO that certain ADD
son WITHERS charged with having committed foul and afro
the 18th day Of May, 1855 the body Of John
Crum Of county Of Green has fed from justice, and is
running at large.
Nov, therefore, Iam G. Harris, Governor as aforesaid by
virtue power authority In vested, do hereby oeT
VIM nav apprehend said Addison Whers and deliver him to
the Sheriff Jaor Of Of Green, order that justice
IN behalf may be had and executed.
In testimony Whereof have hereuDtO set my hand and
caused the seal OF the State to be sthNed at Nash
80 vile, the 18th day Of May, 1855.
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am articles sold BY he undersigned deliverable place in
the city charge When selling by the quantity their rate Of
discount is 10 per cent from retail prices - %
aprl1-ly. = E BAOAAN q w.
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BY The UOVernOTi
r NV BURTON Secretary Of State.
INSCRIPTION,
no THE HOLDERS OF EXCHANGE BANE

TIME undersigned, Committee appointed by the last Gen
el Assembly Of the State Tennessee investigate the
securities the Free Banks decming to the best interest Of the
State important proper and determination Ofseye
Questions before consideration
Of the Exchange Bank Of MurebOr, far the he
nsortaiui ia this end they do request persons
holding the notes said Bank to make known
se amount holden by them 10 the Clerks Of the
dHreDt County Courts the said Clerks requested
he expiration Of thirty days 70 report the same 70 US in Nash
willie Communications addressed 10 the undersigned, Box
5n7 Nashville Tenn The Press respectfully and earnestly
J. D. GOODPASTURE,
A. 2. GOFF,
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(cFuteheFs maksl no tons assorted bIssil Cess cry El-1l
BILLS e. A0okAs
iurss o5- % and leo s9ash fzrkit ttll-i,
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(Late I. c. Baldwin & Coz
Rochester, n. Y.
NBS co. and postage stamps enelosedto any authorized
AGENT insure bottle Of the Pills by return mail
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry Demove and g. W. Hen
5srs,ott. Agents for Nashville [deod&Wly
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Read This!--A HOIIanderss TestimOnys--
RusKEs living the Holland Of sheboygn,
Wisconsin, says After suffering for the misery at
tending utter prOsraon Of mind and body, have been
restored by using BGEHAE HOLLAND BITTERs, perfect
health"
The fact Of this remedy being in such high geput the
Holanders in Wisconsin, Michigan New York. in fact in
Holland settlement in the United States argues much in its favor.
Try itfOr Chronic Nervous Debility, any Nervous,
Rheumatic, or Neuralgia affection. je9O-w&tg lw
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no. 9, COLLEGE, STREET. NASHVILLE, 1EAAEoohb-
EEP constantly on hand large and stock Of Fine
IN Brandes Gin Rum and Whistles, Zine Wines, embracing
Chapagnes, HOc red and white Hungarian Clar Sauterna
sherry, Madeira and Port, Cora Genuine London Porter
Scotch and English Aes imported Havana Cigars hne Va To-
tacco Spices, Sauces, Pickles, Caups Refined Sugars Fine
with other articles connected with the above line OF
business which they offer for sale favorable terms
jUne5 WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM-
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BY TELEGRAPH.
official Adviees fron Eusladd--Uts.h Az
fnfrs-sEzaTu Mail

IU1 IsLFeTs - y
ST. LOUIS, June %. -1Ae river has been reoed-
init about SIX iUohes a day.
a letter to the Republican, dated June Sd, says
that Col. Lorng and Capt Msrcy's command, w,.h
mules, we're passed within three miles Of Camp
Scott.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-03


F An interesting case came off last
week, before the Recorders Court in this
city. It scenes DR.. J B. Chapman be-
came enamoured last fall with beautiful
and accomplished lady by the name of
Miss Little. It seems her charms were SO
prepossessing as to cause the Doctor to i'm
perfume her greatly to join him in the no:
iy bonds of wedlock. The Doctor being
old-near 60, and she young and beauti-
full, she required him to advance bonus
on the promise of marriage. To this the
Doctor readily assented, and made over to
her, according to his own account, about
$4,000 worth of property. Since she
came in possession of the property, she
declined marrying him, and he brings his
suittorecover property, alleging that twas
obtained through fraudulent pretenees.-
She pleads, we learn, that the Doctor is
q married man, and therefore, she would
Lot marry him, and that she did not learn
this until after the courtship. The suit
went against the Doctor. Better give it
up so. The Doctor has been unfortunate
in Kansas. He ran for Congress at the
first election in the Territory, and was de-
feated as badly as in this counting expedi-
ton. Better luck next time.-Leaucn-
scoyth Herald.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-03
o,.,- pson,. n Wisconsin.

Among the citizens of Wisconsin there
are the Waupunsters, the Sheboyganders.
and the Mazomaniacs.-Aygas and Dena-
ocrat.
The Mineral Pointers, the Many-to-
walkers, Janesvillians, and the Plattevil-
lians, are also observation-disclosures
Republic.
TO the above we would add the Bara-
boobies, the Fond du Lackeys, the Green
Baybies, the Beloiterss the. Wausanneys.
= Wisconsin.
We shall have to add the Juneauses
and the Dodgevillians.-lH Madison Journal.
And there are the Riponions, the Bea-
yer Dammers, the Cerescoveys, the West
Benders, the Kenoshayers, the Delhiyes,
the Columbusters and the Shullsburglars.
Horizon Argsts.
It will not do to overlook the Wau-
packers, the Berliners, the Little Chuters,
the Menashans, the 0contoes, the Ke-
waunees, and the Chiltongues.-Agp1stosl
Crescent.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-03

The Quarter Master at II. Leavenworth
is buying stock to ft ont an early expedi-
ton to take supplies tothe Army. Il
seems that no funds have been placed in.
his hands, hence due bills are given to the
seller.
But the most curious part ofthe matter
is, that every person who sells stock to the
Government is required to pay ten per
cent. in cash on their sales Forinstance
a person sells the Or. Master S 1000 worth
of mules, he must pay to the Or. Master
500 in cash and then gets q due bill for
S1IO0. We do not know the object IN re-
quiring 10 per cent, in cash fiuin sellers,
but presume it is plan to got money 70
pay hands and other small debts which
must necessarily be met IN cash-0eci-
dental Messenger.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-03

We learn from q gentleman just down
from Manhattan, that a messenger passed
up to Fort Riley on Sunday last, with Or
den. for the immediate marching of all
the troops at that station for Utah, for the
reinforcement of Col. johnson. It Is
said thatordefs to the same effect hare been
delivered at Fort LeavenweEth; and that
nearly all the troops in Kansas either are,
or soon will be, en- route for the plains.
A very large provision train, scconpa-
MED by several companies Of troops. left
Fort Leavenworth for the same destina-
ton some two weeks ago.-Kansas IN
Lu1le.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-03

Or We hear most encouraging &C.
counts Of the prospects Of sHosher fms
wheat crop, and II nothing occurs to do
serious injury between this and harvest,
there viii probably be as heavy yisld over
the eounssy as there was last season. The
promise in this part Of the country e for
q much heavier crop. 0nr farmers with
whom We have conyessed on the subject
saw they never saw wheat Iouk better At
this time in the season. O for reign Of
full heavy erDps.-P Po1lvine Courier.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-03

fTSaw mills and civilization go to-
gether. and Yankees generally accompany
then.-Haald Of Ffesdom.
Christ, when be went TO the top Of an
exceedingly high mountain, . was aeecsa-
pa,aied by the devil Palmetto Kansa1-
How sous folks alvays will try &c. .Aring
in's their fsiatives.-Jg Jgzlats Cloud Che.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-03

which could be given to the inv ysstlga6oEs
and. 70 the difficulties they have met N
making It. They weFa unable 70 get the
original poll books Of the election g Del
aware on the 2lst Of DeeembeE, Deiasars
Crossing Of the stk Of january Of OF
either of the elections at ksckApoo, Uz-
ford OF Shawnee. By any process on she
officers of the election 4 Inefe thenee
enabled them to find the Kickareo scll
books of the 2ist of December -Four
Of the five officers Of the election at Kick
apao could rot be found 70 be brought be-
fore the Board; three st Delaware City;
three at Delaware Crossing; three st
Shawnee, and FIVE at Oxford. John Cal
boun, in whose custody were all the re-
turns of those elections, was absent from
the Territory during the whole period Of
the session of the Beard-a great part OF
the time at Weston, Nc. The fortunate
discovery of the returns concealed at Le-
compton, however, has brought to light
evidence of stupendous frauds affecting
the two elections, which, in the absence
of most of the perpetrators and their ac-
completes, might have been never proved
at all, or proved too late.
HENRY j. ADAMS, President.
THoS. EWING, Jr.
E. L. TAYLOR,
DILLON PICKERING,
j. B. ABBOTT,
H. T. GREEN,
Commissioners, 9e.
EWe omit the law under which the
Commission was appointed, as also the
evidence on which their Report is based.
The entire Report embraces some 800
manuscript pages.-ED.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-03
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, APRIL.3. 1858.

made by us of said election were correct
and genuine, and that any statement made
by any person as to the vote of such pre-
eiiict can only be determined as to its
truth or falsity By = reference to said re-
turns made by Us as managers and clerks
of said election at said precinct.
Signed,
ISAAC MUNDAY,
THEODORE F. GARRETT,
JAMES G. GRINTER,
Judges
s;ned W. G. WILSON.
JAaEs FIEDLEy,
(s...-I--
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-03

Oxford and Shawnee, about the following
numbers were illegal or fraudulent:
At Kickapoo, 600
Delaware City, 5
Delaware Agency, 336
:" Oxford, 1886
Shawnee, S21
Total, 2,45S
The Board has no information that
frauds have been committed tending to
effect the results of either of the elections
above referred to, at any of the precincts
in the Territory other than those already
spoken of in the report-exeept at the
precinct of Marysville, in Marshall coun-
ty, and that of Mound City, in Linn coun-
ty. In a proclamation setting forth the
result of the election for officers under
the Lecompton Constitution, made by G.
W. Babcock, President of the Council,
and G. W. Deitzler, Speaker of the House
of the Territorial Legislature, occurs the
following statement:
" In Linn county, at the Mound City
polls, the ballot box was forcibly taken
and destroyed by a mob under the COM
mand of one Hamilton, who professed to
be a Free State man, after about 100 votes
(alI Free State) had been cast, by which
the Free State party lost two Representa-
tiyes and one Senator
The Board did not investigate the cir
cumstances connected with this alleged
outrage, owing TO the remoteness of the
precinct from any place at which it held
its sessions; and 10 the fact that they were
advised that the officers of election were
about to present an official statement Of
the facts to Mr.. Calhoun.
From Marysville, in Marshall county,
there were 273 votes returned as cast for
tbs Constitution, on the 21st Of Decem-
Der. This is small trading post on the
remote outskirts of the white settlements
of the Territory. The vote returned
from there on the 4th Of January was
but119 and there is good reason to believe
that that was full vote for the precinct.
The remoteness Of the town, and the
brief time allowed the Board TO inyesti-
gate the frauds, prevented an inquiry into
the circumstances attending the election
ard returns from this precinct OF the 21st
Of December.
The only poll books and returns which
the Board have had, are the poll books Of
the Kickapoo election Of the zIst Of De-
eernbeT, and of the Delaware City cleo
ton of the 4sh Of January: and the re-
turns and poll books delivered 20 il by the
Probate Court Of Douglas county. Tc
these only do the witnesses refer IN theil
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-03

The Board report that of the votes re-
turned of the election of the 21st De-
cember, 1857, on the slavery clause of the
Constitution framed at Lecompton, held
at the precincts of Kickapoo, Delaware,
Oxford and Shawnee, about the following
numbers were illegal and fraudulent:
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-03
TERRIroRY OF KANSAS,

The undersigned, Judges and Clerks OF
the election held for State officers and
members Of the State Legislature. held at
the precinct known as the Delaware
Agency, ON the 4sh day of January, AID.
1853. do hereby certify that the returns
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-03
gsvori Of Commissioners for investigation Of
Election Frauds.
LEAyEswoRTH, KANsAs,l
Feb. IL. 1879

70 His E1ceHency }. ". DENVER, Gov
s4or Of Konsas:-The undersigned, a
Baari of Commissioners appointed BY
The Acts of the Governor and Legisla-
i've Assembly of the Territory of Kan
as. TO investigate frauds committed az,
~ intended to affect the result of the
election held Dec. 21st, 1857, on the
.doption of the Constitution framed at
Lecompton, and the election for officers
under it, held January 4th, 1853, beg
eaYe to submit the following
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-03

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Ats per yard-sctua eos;sG
ALLENpALE sHEETINGs ui4 widel
AL per pedestal coa2 e.
ENGLISH LONG CLOTHS Cvery wideh
Atsi cents per yard.
DOMESTIC GOODS Of every description,
50 PER cent below eost.
Low PRICES ARE DECIDEDLY POPULAR
A. CHAS HEARD 4 Cos.
No SOL 5rSnds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

CORRUPTION in the Municipal Government;
" Thew, in High Places AHesed Libel Buteed by rhoA
n Car. Hidden C.ue Of the Letter said TO BE- Leous Hiy
the Police Criminal M.iies Pfscte. Qlariery
k.Urt If the tfensrs Superintendent # Pofe For f pa.
dcuaIs se. THB UNITED STATES POLICE GAZETTE.
Scr sale eyeTywtepe Price cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

OPERATIONS of BURGLARS.-The Police
" DspArtmeut its Dtt cves The Wandering kn.ht OF
Ahsuy IL Commissioner Cnplwe and his Horse aod Wsson
Currg end For ir1 particulars see The
UKITFD STATES POLICE GAZETTE. For sale By al the
News AGENTS. Price FopI G. ms.
T'HE GYMN A s T, No. II.
Th. Doctors say Take exercise" bot don't tell VIVA.
h; to take how 10 taxi it. THE GYMNASr does both
MOTHERS
Read the art!sle, Don't r. ed he Baby.
epecir INT for hree-c- n; postage stamp prepaid
Nos. % and s. 6,h.aY.