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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04
SUBSTITUTE

The Act which passed the House on
Monday, making it a teiony, punishable
with death, tor any officers elected under the
LecomptoG Constitution, 10 attempt in any
way to give force 10 1t, Was defeated in the
Council. That more conserv 1tive body SUI
ply pissed i series of juirt resolutions, o;
which the following is The substance:
ResOired, That WE, sPEASIsG Fur THE
PEOPLE CT KANSAS. WILL REGARD THE PAS
SAGE OF THE LEcuMPTON CONSTITUTION BY
CONGRESS as what il is intended to be-A
DECLARATION OF WAR against us; and that
If that :nioui'y is consummated, relying On
The business and holiness of our cause, and
the allied strength of those who:e sympa-
tines and interests are with US, WE WILL Go
INTO THE FIGHT, EITHER To CONQUER OR
Be EXTERM'EATEDi
Tine rtsolut obs came up in the House to-
,lar
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04
ARE YOU SICK.

The YOU can't he cured TO soon. Don't delay unit
yGur complaint Is mcurabie. and then morn when l
Is TO late. Four ffths OF all the diseases which PEG
ME ina ceurch wards, might he cureii by Ayers Ca
ihar;ic Pills. If taken in season Don't 90 dragging
through the Spring. faint. SeePyand iiStleSs. because
yCuT hIoad is loaded with bile. Don't wear the mead
acne. heart urn, AMI their K iudred disorders, because
yaur stomach l. foul. DUN't parade yourself around
the world. covered with Pimpies, BlOiches, ulcers,
Sores and ali of any of the unclean diseases Of Tue
skin. because yOur system wants cleansing Don I
show yourself about, lean, hasgard, all cayed ia be-
cause your Stomach and Bowels need Strengthening
INTO healthy action. Ayers Pills set these things
right as surely as water q%uenches tire. They purify
the body and blood, and restore iheIr functions into
healthy activits which you can feel as quick as they
are takon. They are the one great medical wonder
of This age. recognized by all who know their virtues
ana many thousands know them Take the CHERRY
tor a Cough, and the PILIs for all deranse-
meuis requiring j puTgative hle1ie.ne
Prepared by Dir. J Z. AVER Practical Chemist
Lowell. Mass, and sold by all Druggists and Dealers
in Medicine through this section. ja2I2m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04

From Kansas-Defcat of the Bill
making it death to enforce the
L compton Constitution - The
admission by Congress under the
Leccmpton Constitution - Re-
garded as Il Declaration of War
The Topeka Legislature in sess-
ion-1he Constitutional Conven-
ti5n.
Especial Correspondence OF The Gin. Gazette
LAWRENCE, KisLAs,l
Thursday, Feb. IL.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04

partnieut it is complete, for 7 have Il chuice stock
of COATS. and eau ht ana suit either Old or youns
in price, quality and size. / feel confident that Any
one who wants eau al least save money b. calling
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04

tGTIhe army bill was defeated in The
Senate on the sSth.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04
LEVI COMPLAINTS.

Unless the bowels perform their pncIrOG> properly
the whole body suffers Ters off -ri>arfs die snnn-
ally OF IL srEIery, DISrrirea, Chrome. Constipation
and other diseases al these vase pipes Gf the sysI|m1
The e,ieuI oftie Pill upon ali Intestinal disorders
whether casual q! epidemic, isl phenomenon in med
ICIu-. uy follow fHE tie F'sHIed GIFeCIIous. the most
a:srusin. cases Of bowel complaint are promptly
4-uvrs.lI.4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

The election OF delegates to this body &C.
ours On the second Tues lay in Mlrch; Con-
%vention meets on the fourth Tuesday in
March; Constitution to be submitted to The
people On the 81 Tuesday in Nay.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04

Governor Denver returned TWENTY ONE
bills, accompanied by his Veto, TO the House
to-day, because they were goating charters
Tor town companies. The Governor is very
considerations Oh this subject since the Min
ella Incorporation Bill was approved BY
aim.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04

The quantity aud quality Cfihc hse are Ofviial i'm
pOTtanCe To- brdith. Upon the liver. Tie gaud which
secrets tris huId. these fl : { eraie specifically. ia
faiiIEiy rcUtIiS Ihs us Irregularities and etecIdaiiy
curing jsuudice. Bilious RtmiItauts, aud all TIE va
r.etIrS IT cis'a,e genera ted ~ sn unnatural condition
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04

DY<Frg~iE Is the most &C. =. mon dieEse among all Clas-
seS "a JiiIs country. !tasSumas 4 ihUHsaid shsper. and
l. he primary S"iTCe Gf iHIuEisTatle dangerous msia-
cies; hat whatever ITS type Or symptoms however
obstinate IL ressStg-Ce 10 ordinary preparations. u
yields resGi'y ahu rIlio.y 10 this searching and uner
RIM Iru.aLLA-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04
icy Gentlemen, as for Your de

Which ] will sell lower than my one has any idea
Of. Also, Bonnet Trimmings of great variety.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04
S q MyEa KLINE.

| rs ne is EkfEkllNED 70 SET At tte very low teI Fale<
Also, a very Ia &c assor Tttui Of
Satins, SILK Velvet, Velvet, Plush.
Cloth and Sainett Vests, with
Pants 10 Suit.
EEA~S%e
have bought one Tor every Nav aud Roy in Bel
mont county. S;lk Fats from . SO to- 800. Fur.
Fsii. aud Wool ia Is. All very tow Also { 10Th and
Plush taps. of great variety.
I ! have aisn It very iar.e stock "f
BROAD CLOTH,
From s., 81 L. 30 yer yard. Do SKIN Cashmere.
pIaia ara htGrcd; SdIiuett, Kentucky Jean; CITdu IL
Ioys. ard Checks oi al Kinds.
SIR Pocket and Neck HsndkerChiCfs. Stocks
Week Ties aud SusurndeTS-
Berlin, NeTigu. BUCkSAin. plain aad lined, Lamb
~kn aud SealsAiH Gloves, all 81 The lest qHsiIJy.
Fine aud common SllCES, al I.sdIrs--Jhe best
article tor I.45; ANDl.E Tor men and women, a
new S;y !e, and 4 loI OF tire hest
Gum AMI Buffalo Oyershoes
liver offered
IA I intend To quit the Boot Tra'c. ! " III sell OF
same FIVE or sly dozen Mems ana Buys Boots - cost,
and II You want a bargain euiIe quick before they
are all gone,
kets; Cotton Linen and Hail Lruca ri,aohed And
UnbIeaChcd
Table Cloths and Towels.
Drawers aud UrdcrshIrIs. Carpet Bags. Bags ard
Bas-Ius. any amount at LOOMING GLASSES. trou
IGu To SEQ. 4 very large assortment OF Comforts.
the hest and Heaiesi ever offered, TRAN I2c u Is.
Aud SsreN, variety Of otler Ganis TIA tedious To
mention. all OF which ! will sell Al the lowest rate
possible, or IA exchange for all kinds Of
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
n just call aud see Tor yourselves. We 20 mol
charge Tor Showing our goods
81. CIalrsviIc. Sept u, Is57. ocs,f
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04
TIE MEDICINE CT TIE RiIlLI0N..
PHILOSOPHY AND FACT.
Il 0LL0W PILLS

The blood istfe iife-susrsinir. agent. l. furnishes
the cOuAq"Erug~ OF flesh bone, muscle, nerve and in-
ie.UiIeht- The StumGCh - its mandatory, the
VEINS ITS distributors, and the iHtestiRes the channel
through which The waste matter rejected in its
productions i expelled. Upon IIe stomach. the cir
Cu!a:iOn sud tie hrWe.S, tLeSe Pills act siElultan
g. n>ly, renewing Indigestion. purifying The fluids, and
rrgUi-IEu- Lle ry-reiIuu$.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04
4 WORD TO FMALES.

The loo al d6rjlIly ard irregularities which sre tia
especial anne Al crS OF Lie weaker sex, ahd v hich,
when neglected, siwasS .1urisn iIie, al relieved for
the tignc being, aud pr. ted Tor The i!ine 10 come, by
& course u ihIS ElIiG hui sIOr0ush Alternative
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-04
For DRESSES.
600 Pieces of Calico OF Prints,
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Nice Lot of Silk RunnetS.

Consisting partly OF VELVET RIBBONS, Of ever,
variety, aisn Moire Antique Ribbons, Fringe ava
Busle Lace. Si!k and SILK Tassei Buttons, all Of IN
latest sly les. ! have alsOa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01

hooking bird rom No las Carobdelet street vas put
in soak to appear for examination
RECORDER LoEG's CoUT.-There was nothing
noteworthy in this Conrt yesterday. The Recorder,
md Mr. Layose, and Mr.. Maillot and the officers Of
the place were all well and looking well, though
they complained Of eHnu in having little to do.
Mr. Larose was adding up The last months collec-
aons 10 the way Of ues, etc. and in the length Of
hls columns o hguTes representing cash received, We
fancy We could discover a solution OF the mystery
Why the Recorder noW has 90 little to do. His sys-
tenn OF imposing and collecting fines exercises
wide and salutary influence ID tie Old Third.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01

SALE OF Dry GooDs.-We call the attention of the
The dry place , day at 10 O'clock
Blache Leaumont auction rooms No II Gharres street
Terms at sRle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01
Gas EtNRtEyes.

HENDERSON & GAINES,
No. 100 Canal street,
Are now opening complete assortment Of GAs CHAN
DELIERs, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, etc. CT
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE
ranging from the lowest priced upwards.
When desired, they will be put up without extra charge
.p4 INF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01
Ctq0rs :! CtQNrs J!

Purchasers will always find assortment the
well known brands-Injenudad Flor Puadas Mertdana,
Flode Pancho Redowa Cebars Partagas, Something
Washington. Dos Herlnauas Ma1o Habano &C., ETC.. the
lowest prices.
P PRATS & CO.,
o26 2ptf 80 Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01
Ladies' PGitera.
1@EV0OsVV n VV1"O1 ~
EMP ORIUM OF FAS HION

ASW&GS' HtLGSN
PORIUM OF FASHION!
NH ws- CAwX.
DREss-MAKER
Corner of Canal and Chartres streets,
Over Mullen 4 Co.'s Store
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND,
PATTERNS
OAKS AND AS
New and very Graceful
II Il s q u =: ER4EZ!S Z'!Ss
great variety Of
NEW AND VERY ELEGANT SLEEVES,
ALSO
variety Of Beautiful and Appropriate Designs for
LADIES' WRAPPERS,
Capes, Berthes, Hoods, Sacks, Under Car
... ments, etc.,
Including Bridal OPERA Evening, Home, Promenade and
Costume DRESSES, Of Elegant Appropriate Designs.
THE cu1LDkEN,s DEPARTMENT
Is unusually full attractive among which included
variety of MISSES and BOYS, OvER-DREss of entirely
Design adapted to ages Materials and variety Of eli
male; also, BOYS and MISSES APRONS Capes Nantes
and sackR
Boys Plain and Fancy Suits.
Also appropriate Patterns Of every conceivable article
nected with Infants First Wardrobe also, for year
old and upward She also manufactures to order
ALL THE ABOVE-NAIRD ARTICLES,
having every facility for doing work with dispatch and in
the best possible. nit 2ptF
Drugs and .WedtCtnes.
We have inst received a fine assortment Of
PURE DRUGS,}
MEDICINES
CHEMICALS,
INSTRUMENTS. ...a
PATENT MEDICINES. etc
the reliable houses in Europe and America which
we invite the attention Of Merchants Planters aud
others.
We have made arrangements 10 receive direct from
atoga Springs, constant supply of FRESH CONGRESS
WATER, for sale by the box, dozen bottle.
READ, HEDGES & DREW,
Druggists and Apothocaries
n 2pIm l0{ Canal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01

RB- The attention of housekeepers and others is
called the sale Of fine household furniture by Montgomery
Smith, this deY Il o'clock the residence No. 90 Circus
street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01
oI8 2ptf
Len y EReT1'iMs'
CELEBRATED
WOR RCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Pronounced by ConnoIsseurs

AND APPLICABLE TO EVERY VARIETY OF DISH,
Extract letter from Medical gentleman at Madras to
his brother at Worcester, under date of May, 1851
''Tell LEA Il PERKINS that their SAUCE is highly
eemed in India and is in my opinion, the palateblo
well as the most wholesome Sauce that is made
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01

CoTToN-The receipts of the grand staple for the
twenty-four hours ending at o'clock last evening
were, by the Lucy Holcombe, from Shreveport, 1889
bales McRae, 34s Indian 2i8 Choteau, 473 Lit
tie Rock, 9OGi Rapides, 1912 Fanny Bulttt, 3G5 {;
Hope, from upper Red river, ll6s bales. Total G369
bales. Receipts corresponding day last year, 1853
bales. Sales on the lst Of December 1857, $500
bales, at ll5c. to l3c for Midding.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01
Opera Glasses
OPERA GLASSES ! +!

Just received a very superior assortment of OPERA
LASSE 3. For sale low by
LION & PINSARD,
ns 2ptt 66 and 6S ROYAL street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01
Eirty Thousand Tlckets.
i,5IO RIzE 81!
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.


APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
gprisss Of 800 approxa;ng $4,000 prize 81 900
prizes 800 approximang 2joOO prize l2H
prizes ;5Japproximaug 10000 prize 1000
prizes Of 225 apProxlrnangto 5000 prize On
prizes Of 2lD approxiraatng 4O)9 prize 8t
prizes of 100 appropriaipg 5000 prize 6
prizes Of 100 spproxtnang to 1900 prize
5000 prizes Of l0oN
6,slOprtaoa amounting SSs0oG
Whole Tickets SlOj Halves S5; Quarters, %.
BsA Circular showing the Plan OF the Lotteries will be
to any desirous of receiving it,
5000 Prizes will be determined by the last hgurs ote
number draws $4,000 prize. For example II s. e
number drawing the 5OOO prize ends with No. l. then all h'
&ckets where the eudsin willbe entitled to S2a.
the ends with No q then all the tickets where thonuna
Der ends in Twill be entitled to $40, and so onto 0.
Certificate of Packsgeof 10 Whole eTickes.......,..s&
10 Half ....,...... 10
10 QUARTER. .........,.. 30
=. :. ID Fights ......,..,.. 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
money address the Tickets ordered
receipt which they forwarded by first tnGil
tickets ending ia figure they ay
designate.
Of drawn and Praos will be sent to prr
ehasers Immediately after the drawing,
nPurchusers will please write their Bgnature6 pAin Al
give their Post Office, County and State,
a Remember that egery Prize is drawn and payable
fall, without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders Tickets Certificates either to shn ue
sWan & Co.. Augusta, Ga, or to
sAML SWAN d CO., Box 36 s, PostOHice,
n2t 2p&w New Orlaans, Lss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01


The only Medal awarded by the Jury of the New York Exhi
hion of Foreign Sauces, obtained by LEA PERRfAS
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The worldwide
arne of which having led numerous FORGERIEF, nur
ch4ser requested thar the Of LEA PER
RIMS upon the WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE.
LEA PERKINS will proceed against any infringing,
either by manufacturing vending spurious and have
instructed their correspondents in various parts of the world to
wise them of any nrngemens Sole Wholesale gents
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN g. SONS,
405 Broadway, New York,
stock always store Also orders received for direct
shipment from England. au6 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-01

BORTBR AND ALE -HIBBERT's LoNDONPoR-
ter nquarts and pnts, and Y0UEGER'S ALE in quarts
aud pintS stone and glass
CIIAS, R. RAILEY L Co,
II Tchonpitouas and "a G Grayicr streets,
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12
Blair Defeated in St. Louis.

The Emancipation movement in
Missouri has met with q slight draw
back lately. Frank Blair, Emanci-
patton candidate for Congress from
the St. Louis District, was defeated
at the last election by Mr.. Barrett, a
renegade Benton man and Admins
tration candidate, by some five or
six hundred majority. Three tickets
were in the feld-Dem ocratic, Eman-
cipationist, and American. OF these
tickets, the Democratic received $500
votes, the EmancipationiSts, nearly
5000, and the American, 700 ;
hence we see that Democracy is in
the minorityE by 4,50O votes. The
majority Of the American votes are
at heart in favor Of the Free Labor
movement, and were there, but two
issues in St. LouiS--Free Labor VS..
Democracy--at least two-thirds of the
American vote would be given to the
former, ..' ..... ..
The EmancipationiSts of st. Louis
have no occasion to feel disheartcned,
They have already gained some 600
votes on their former election, and
would have triumphed this time had
not the Americans polled such an I'M
precedentedly large vote, Their de.
feat is but temporary, Their cause
is too noble to be crushed by so mea-
gre an opposition, They will profit
by the example Of their defeat and
grow more potent as the time for
their next trial approaches. The
Americans by that time will be
ashamed of their puerile efforts, and
will devote them to a cause where they
will produce usefulness. Let not this
temporary defeat Of the Free Labor
cause prevent Frecmen Of the North
from emigrating to Missouri. lfpoS,
sible, lot the tide Of emigration be
stronger, and scon all will be safe
Missouri must yield to Freedoms
demand .a U"0f
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12
The Campaign in Illinois.

One of the most remarkable pOlis-
ical campaigns that has taken PLACES
In this country for many years isnow
progressing in Illinois. Three parr
ties are in the field striving for the
ascendaucy, with but two, however,
awakening much interest. Republic
ans, Douglas Democrats and Lecompr
ton Democrats are the parties, eactt
having tickets for support, The most
exciting issue is between the Repub-
lican and Douglas Democratic par
ties, in their efforts to secure control
Of the next State Legislature. Doug
las term of SenatorShip has expired,
and the vacancy is to be filled next
winter. Douglas knows this to be
his last chance, and is putting forth
all his energies Tor q re-electlon.--r
The LecomptoniteS have not, as yet,,
made known their candidate for Sem
ator, and probably will, on finding
the hopeless minority Of their num-
bers in the Legislature, unite on Doug
las. ADRIAN LINCOLN, for many
years o leading Democrat Of Illinois,
but now staunch Republican man
OF great intellect AMI large personal
popularity, is the standard bearer of
the Republican hosts, and their can
didate for Senator. lie and Douglas
are Stumpins the State, and the result
so far, it is snid, is highly encourag-
ing to the Republicans.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12

ocratiC! All Of the rabid Garrisoni-
an AbolitionistS supported that party
and why A? For the same reason
the Fire-eaters Of the South did--to
rent the Union. The Republican par
ty has always been an object Of the
most bitter hatred by the Abolition
its, ever since its formation and is
even assailed in Kanzas by the only
avowed Abolition sheet in the Terri
tory---the Herald of Freedom and
which gives its preferences every
time, of the two, to the Democratic
party!
And when you talk about "Fire-
eating " and "Fanaticism," you do
enough to cause cold Nick" him
self, to blush. You had better look
to home, sirs | What is the main
stay of your noble party? The Sc
cessionists cfMe SOuthl You would
have been rowing up salt river long
ago had it not been forthem. And
then what has your party done in this
Territory =? Applied the torch to the
dwellings, and the knife to the throats
of peaceabe citi2ehs-and for what I?
To carry out The designs Of your party!
Don't you call that " fanaticism " and
" fre-eating?"
Free State men, these epithets are
given you for the baSest and most sin
lister of motives, and it is to be hoped
that you have discretion and wit
enough about you to readily discern
them. Don't be scared at the snake.
Kissing cry Of Wool" Woo" !"
&" Nigger," Niger" &c. Throw
these sneering terms back into the
teeth of their authors, for there is
where they belong.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12
Latest from Australia.


We have news from Australia, da-
ted at Sydney, the, llth, and Mel
bourne, the 22d of May. Adelaide
and Melbourne had been connected
by electric telegraph. A contract
had been made for the building Of a
railway from Melbourne to Sandhurst,
at cost of $l6,7S5,O0O. The gold
produce had increased from the old
mines, and new fields had been dis
covered in New Iealand and on the
New-South- alos side OF Murray
River. Ono hundred and lorty.threo
thousand three hundred and thirty
dve ounces Of gold (S2,2o3,S ,S6O) had
been shipped in three vessels for
England, from the 2lst Of April to
the o'lSth Of May. " nb". 0A
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12
A Leviathan Farm.

A new paper recently started in
New York, called the Movement,
states that some men of wealth in
New York, Buffalo and Chicago have
it in contemplation to establish,
somewhere in the west a Leviathan
Farm, of from 100. 900 to 100000
acres. Their object is to do for agri-
culture, by the use Of combined
wealth and the power Of machinery,
what has been done in the past half
century, by the railroad and factory
to Supercede the old stage coach and
the spinning wheel. They will Or
ganize the vast tract into two rival
lied establishments, with military
organization'of labor, gigantic ma
chmery, to plow, plant, reap. harvest,
and raise vast herds Of horses, sheep
and cattle OF the most select stock,
and the cultivation OF fruit and grains
upon a grand scale. The organiza-
tion will Justly combine the interests
of the capital and labor and by its CO.
losal economies, and its scientific ap-
pliances Of creative, industrial power,
and its just system OF distribution, 1t
will attempt to give to the world the
examples OF u true Republic, an In
dustrlal Commonwealth, where pow
erty, duplicity, robbery and crime
are unknown. The next number Of
the Movement will contain the plan in
full. Men OF wealth and genius are
especially invited to examine it, Z"
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12

ET- S-prouty thinks that the good
people ofthis vicinity are all Admin
iStration Democrats. How dpeS he
explain away our vote OF Monday
last? We can just take the wind out
of the large city eight miles east OF
this, in polling Free State votes
MMaeota Statesman. u..
When did "S-Prouty" ever say
or intimate that the people about
Centropolis were "AdminiStration
Democrats ?" He denies ever say
ing, or even thinking anything OF the
kind. On the contrary he believes
the people Of that vicinity are COM
posed Of as an intelligent and hon
oable a class, generally, as that Of
any other community in the Terri
tory, and that their character is most
grossly miSrepresented by the silly
old granny Of the Statesman 2
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12

GT- The "old log cabin" ofGeng
Harrison, at North Bend, Ohio, OF
the lS4O campaign noteripty, was
burned to tho ground on the 24th ult'
1t was occupied at the time by the
family Of Col. VIM. H. II. Taylor,
son-in-law Of Gen. Harrison The
fire occurred early in tho morning.
and the occupants of the venerable
old relicof olden times, barely cs!
capped with their lives. Mrs. Harfi- ~
son, wife Of the DECEASED General,
was living at tho time a few miles
distant, with,somc Of her friends
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12
Interesting Discussion.

- ~
Parscn BRowNLow, Of the Knox
vile ('renn. Wig, who some time
since published q card challenging
any person to discuss with him on
Southern institutions, has found an
Anti-Slavcry champion who has ac-
cepted his challenge. The "mect-
ing" 10 to take place at Philadelphia
on the 7th Of September. Rev
Abraham Pryno, Congregations
minister In New York, is the Par
sons opponent. We are acquainted
with this Mr.. Prync, He is a man
Of considerable talent, B, very fluent
speaker, good arguer, and always on
hand for debate. The old "Per-
SON" will have his hands full in this
affair. ~ ''''' ''.'' 3. ~.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12
Bosh 1

A late number OF tho Washington
Union, getting a faint idea how mat
tors would goIon tho English vote,
said thero was q probability that the
people Of KahsOs would reject the
wTpsvlovvIvnsui,o wnr pay pafucuIHr utu
tkpn Ut operations N sufKery, /.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-12

baGay- We have not yetrecclved the
full returns Of tholate election. The
vote as far as heard from stands about
10000 against, and 1900 for the
Enyish Bill. Assoon aS thorcturns
are all in we will pdbliSha complete
table Of them. 'oa