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KEOKUK IOWA: WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER l3 1858.

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8. -
Ts ali Rslnts East AnA North,
IL VIA THE
Cmooeo, 0us1ao6son ana Quincy
- - prnuun1n1i1I11 - 81. uuruuurs
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Sure Con1notione ofo made With this Rad.
Tw,o1 DAuY. from kpoxux.
rv.rxn4v 1a..A.-.
Evsnr EynsrsS. assir,dsv. = r...ssl', :. ia.sa
1rCoassstins with Norning aad ~ snins Train,
at Buslington.0
THROUGH % Chicago IN IA Hours n
1D-Cinciunaai Passenger, leaving Keokuk al
Ii :. n. rsacA Cnsinsssi the .srt aax Il 10 = n.
with only sss change Of ears from Hurlipston -
Tow q 81 any other route. IN -
@-Hasterr Passengers make CLOSE and SURE
S-p.-. !. =.
- s " sus Asss y ULO"1A " TINS route
than any other, and Time nrcH QUICKER. n
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- a,a sns principle 70 rsossss, e Boston New York,
s.sNes0ns
HssDas9n, Fts,nssgh, wheel
., s.s1-"-., :, I'-.p'"'
p,{ncipaI intsrms siists pi.ess' - -
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Also, TO All ne Railroad Cities In Upper and
-, Tc.c..c Tsn~s,na uar.., arsn. nay; VA namh-
~, -O.o"'o, AiAs'so"' = 'esi sno uueoec.
~ me sane routs 70 osdcnsourgh, n. <,
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GENERAL. RAu.R0n TIcKrT crrrcr
hai~-Nf.. ASfeensa FSrsf a~A E.rc~1
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"seo LOT q aAnmisesisneta of time silewi1s
FAssngsntso = any point ana re-
snms tnsir journey atisisufs.
osee0oost stAic1eUx0oo enssiSiose oi NsviSatfon.
asss9esH -. oosA,n Tsnaoie Anaornanoo
:. - tnas vncs ~ isssIa 20 ~ Asafosd h"asss IN
the oaiiedo satss ana oansdaa
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.rrsxLvANIA sAILnoAD


NE dreat central koute, oonneetiAg the Al
lAatie cities With the " estesr, NeetA- western
and Southwestern States, by . coAlinuess ksil-
way direct. This road also connects At Nttshurgh
With daily line of stsaDsrs to all posts oA shs
Western Rivers, and 81 Cleveland and Handssky
I,a g =, port: - ss'
liable rsste BY which PkkI0AT can b. forwarus "a
- and from The Greer Wet.
RATES n1fwRxN PufADnLPuA AND rIr7abuHon.
FIRST cLAsS.--Boosz, s1sx X
Hsu and Caps, Dry Goods Ia
boxes, baies and trunks,l Drug Tie. HloO fbs
I'm boxes and balss,) Fsatnsfs,
fuYs, Ac., 10.
EnC0ND Characteristic Snect~
ing, Shirting and Ticking lin
originalbales } Drugs lin casks
Hardware, Leather, Liquor lin oVc' y lVuDs.
oasks), wall Paper, Wool and1
Sheep Pslts, eastward, Be-, 40 /.
THIRp pCLAss.-Assils, Chains I'm
easAs,) Hemp, HaSon and Pork,
sAlted loose or in sacks, Paints Soc = 100 N.
idry and In Oil,) Oils, Except
gouar. cIA..-coas.. Pish, B..}
cor, Beef and Perk (in casks or
boxes, eAAt~Ard,J Lard and
Lard Oil, Naik. = oda Ash, 0es-
mar Clay, Tar, Pitch, kosin, w. WV -.
etpsl, Manufactured Tobacco.
Rosin Oil, Qucenswars, Sugar.
(hhds. bbls and bxs. J Ac., xc.
fL0UR-15c y bhi., until further notice.
GRAIN--sS ots. 100 NJ. aAtil farther notice.
COTT0N-$2 y bale, not exceeding 500 M In
weight, until further notice.
In shipping ooods from any point eaatof Phils-
delphia, be particular 10 Mark psctases ssvts
Ps~nsyivsnia RssfvesS." All goods csnsiKned TO
the Agents Of this road At Philadelphia or Pitts
bureh, viii b forwarded without Aetsn;ion.
FREIGHT AGENTS-clArk 1 Co., Chicago j;
Co., Evansviile, lad; Hn. Bipfhan, Losisvills. .
KY; X. G. Meldrum, Madison, Isd.; II. ". Brown
: Co., and Irwin Co.. CineisAati II. .B. Pierce
Co., zanssyiile, o.; Leech Co., No. ~ Kiiby st,
Boston Leesh Co., Ne. Astor House, N. T.,
phia; Magraw Rooms Baltimore D. A. Stewart,
Pittsburgh. II. n. HOUSTON,
0ensrAl Freight Agent.
II. J. L0nBAERT, ,Sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. !, 'SS-dly
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For the Upper Mis- sissippi.
u. g.. MAIL LINE,
eek lsianA And & eek m Daily Ras.

u. o. "a ALL LII NE,
r eek lsiaAA And * eok N Daily Ras.
esmgeF Rackess.
TIyME steamers BEN. CAMPBELL
/ and TI6H0AIN0U viii compose
the line for tho season Of l5SS. Both
Of these beats being Of tight dranght
and Of great speed, may b relied upon Tor making
connections - aAvsFtissd. The
BEN. CAAPbkLL,
0so. II. MYsss, Captain A. L. MiLL.n, Clerk,
Leaves Aontrose the arrival Of the cars from
keokak, every Tuesday, Thursdsy and Saturday
morning, 1T 3 o'clock. The
TISHOMIN00,
JoHs X. KnAcs, Captain A. II. CoRwIHE, Clerk,
Leaves hontrosc ~ above. every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday connecting. ~ Burlington, with
TkAINe for CHICAGO, And NJ. Pisasant, Iowa
st Muscatine, with the TRAIN fur IOWA CITY
at Rock Island, with Ainnesota Packet Company
steamers for GAlena, Dubuque, and e.. Paul, and
the trains OF the Chicago and Rock lslsnd Railroad
Through Tickets may be procured on Board, oi
Of 0. II. BREWER, Agent,
May lid at Depot on kevce.
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MUSIC 4TORE.
II 1.uINMAN having purchased. -
- the stock Of Patrick 4 Grouse
has nov on exhibition and for saisu
y tn JeMalry Store, next door TO IL Love 9
GO. . Backing House, variety Of Pianos, Asleds-
ons, and otAsf Wtaical Instruments togs sther with
musie books, sheet ~ usic, &c.
Also. : lasrs selleetion Of beautiful pictures,
EngravingsAa ~ ipAtntines. All which will b sold
on reasonable terms. b. y. HINAAN.
CTOkY or THE OCEAN fRLRaRAPH
- THE CRUISE on 3HE BETBEY,
AND Two MILLIONS =
The sensation books Of The Day, eE11e s. fosna :,
CAvx 8 BA1D1Rs6,
sepi6d ~ NGn-st.
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ELECTRON;
Or, The Pranks ~ the n oAern Ruck i.


A Tslsgraphic Epiefos ~ Times. In which The
erigin, pFvsss and marvellous developers az ths
psstisAlly end prasteally fos 1teO years. from the
time Of 1halss 70 the Submarine Telegraph. en-
brscing every broad Aeld Of Electrical Discovery
and achievement, aad especially the lest grsat
FIELp Of the Atlantic Ocean.
New York, Aug. -, 1858.
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EAnuHa Say S1AFsh, u. ID.
nfFRR6 his services ~ Physician, Surgeon, 40
~ couchcur, and Dentist, to the citisens Of keo-
kub sld vicinity.
Educated q one Of the most renowned Univsrsi-
tlss In Germany, visAAA, HIS bospisal psasttss
there, - we'll - his experience during four years
service - Surgeon II The K. X. RusslaA Navy, and
also three ysars practice In Now kr gland, viii, he
Aopss. secure " him shs coincidence Of this con-
nuuity. v
Anything under the head Of Dsntistry--opsra-
tive or be sxecute Cd In sAtisfac-
tory manner and warranted. Charges reasonable.
Attsndanes given st private dwsiNagsif required.
Examinations and advice gratis.
VMce Third street, over Ricks = Ci gar Store -
OAlcs Assss 10 70 II \ n, : TO P.n.
ks1sasncss.--Mra. y. II. Wilder, Rev. Mr.,
KinbAli, = b. Howell, ksokuk, and J. A. shsdd.
Esq, Of Dsnusrk, Iowa. fJune3diy
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I ATE ~ Raul's celebraeed Saloon, No. II CeaYt-
IL ianat-st., New York, would rcspsetfaly tsnAsr
and siciaity. and gives notice that b he's epeasd
IN establishment corner Of "a and Johnso0 ~ !.
opposite The Gait House, whore, By psnctusl ~
tsntion - busnsss he hopes to secure the paason.
Aes Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPOOING.
G. h. hAs ON hand choice stock Of psrluaery.
Lnbins ExtraSts, 10. which hs Offers for sale 81
tho lowest New York Prices.
Sept. l, 'ts-dy
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HUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
COrasy Of Johmsen and Ninth Stsssts,
KEOKUK .............................. VA,
b. =. VAIL 4 Co.
iyl4d
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xulI0-SS.s W.T. - 1in 80Q SOn0eO0s
+ WOULDinvits the attention Of The pob-
i lic 80 ny new and we'll selected stock, -
being made up to my order are unssrpasssl1 -
In quality or style. They comprise ia part
Pine Aoid and Silver wstches, Hnelish and
Swiss, ths gsnsine Perry Watches, csssd with
original dsssnsi Silver Ware Of every description,
warranted pare coin Ladies' and 0entlensa's
Jswshy OF all kinds, including styles never bsfose
oasrsd In the market; 6pectaolss, 10 u0ld, Silver
Steel and Plated Dows, with Pebble, Psrisospie
Cooeave, double convex and colorsd Glasses. Of
every variety Of shade and focus among these
are The resi- Scotch Pebble and Psrisocpio dlassss
mechanically adapted 10 suit al eyes. An asuort-
nent Morton's Premium Gold Pens; Double Plated
Ware, manufactured BY RogsrsA Bro, on genuine
AlbAiA, warranted 10 be the best Plated Ware that
il mAde-Tea Sets, CAAe and Fruit Baskets, Cas-.
torn, LAdlss, Spoons, Forks, 10.
N. Bs-0oods Of every description made 70 or
der, - also Hair ornaments. The money refunded
In al Gases where goods do not prove - lsprs-
sented.
Being practical Watch Maker, my personal
attention will be given to the Cleaning and Re-
pairing OF Watches, Clocks, Jewclry, Ac., which
shall Be done In . workmAn-likc manner, and war
ranted.
Comm Plates kept on hand, and Rngravsd to or
der. share OF patronage 10 respectfully solicit
ID. Sept. 3, '6o-d4w
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9.
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B.
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political parties Of Great Dritain-Whis. Tory.
and h.diesi-bat politics forms only oas fsatsrs
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Religion, they stand, o they have ever stssd, m
lrivals1 Ia tAs World e letter., bsin9 euns,AeRsd
indispensable . the scholar end ~ psoeassisnAl
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taey furnish more eerrset and sasisfassosy seserd
q thseufrsnt litSsaturs VI the day, tAfsseAost
tAs World. thaa ean b possisly oasAissd irsn Any
EARLY COPIES.
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Yer any one Of The four Ksvisvs, y -
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Ror any three of the four keviows, ~
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Of one Review, will be sent 70 ono address for -
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lars por an1un.
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DanGregs,s MAssory.
AEW VOLUME. The American hsvolutieny--
IN Ths History Of the United States. Vol. va,
hsinS vol. (. of tho Amsrican Revelation; By Geo.
Bancroft eyo. Uniform with the previous vol
umes.
Alss, Just published, Hilliard on Vendors. The
Law OF vsadors aud Purchasers oi Real Property.
ny Francis AilliArd, Esq., Author Of .The Law of
Mortgage" ~. Two vols. in ono. Svo. t6.
Eof selsby OGDEN, BR0WEELL = 90,
may1la IS Nain-ak.
kAAles Memna the RecsoFy.
nY OWEN vARRA. ..There are eddies Of
- sweet and spArkliHg current: Fer sals BY
sep1a CAVE j BAkDEk.
DlCKLkS, IN Vinegar, b the 1ossn, Tor saIs 81
- aMg1oAw ". H. AUSTIN co.
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h *. LOVE q VWsS
Successors 10 Deming = Lovs,)
BANKERS,
k6Vh ssse.Ao ~
1--WE partisuiAr attention to collections, and re-
~ init promptly on the day Of payment.
REssHnHcBs:
Bank Of North America, New York.
Drsxel ! Co., PhiladslphiA.
E.W, CLARK Co., q
Citisens' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. y. Scully Cashier, do
&. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, zansSviiis.
Com nerciaI Bank Cincinnati.
state Ssviags Institution, 81. Louis.
Geo. Smith 4 Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington.
noy1<d
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koOkuk, Ms. r oaoanu & n scaslne
~ :
: AZ i 5 DAD.
CHANGE OF TIME!
n n + = DAILY TRAlNSy
Forming, In connection with the Packets, :
Daily Line TO Maseasine, Rock lalsnd
points above, and Twice Daily
Line TO Chicago. Mt. Pleas
ant and Fairfield.
Through - CAtcags IN ~ Hsnrsl
To take effect on Thusrday, Sept. 10th, 1858.
LeROM and altar the above date and until fur.
Il ther notice, Trains will leave Packet Depot
Ksokuk - follow:
Fins Train leaves Ksokuk daily at o'clock a. m
~ Tra,n leaves Ksokuk daily lsundays excepsedl
at II o'clock Z. m.
"a Train leaves K.okul daily :. 1889 o'clock m.
~ Train iesves Aontrose daily l6sndsys sxosptsd)
Sd Train leaves Aontroes daily at HAS o'clock
Passengers for burlington, Fair6sld, NJ. Pleas
ant ans Chicago can take either II :. n. or 1880
Passengers for Muscatiue, Rock Island and points
above, will take the 1880 p. N. Train.
y. W. DAVIS,
J. X. TxwxssUar, Ticket Agent, Msin-st.
Q. u. BRswEA, Freight Agent, ofhcs ~ Packet
Depot. (septi6d
tJournal and Post please copy.l
IS miles-.-TArsushin ~ neurs,
RAILROAD LINE OFSTAGEE
AS
FROM KEOKUK TO PL YMOUTH
A LINEof Dsily Stagsswilil ileavs Ksokuk very
"A morning (Sunda ~ cxccpted@at s O'Clock ma.
kin gssrs connections With the afternoon train on
the 0nAncy anA CAAcag0
OOo r
kA1k0OA y.
Thisis the Shortest sndouieksst Route to all
points N orth and East.
~THROUGH TICKETSOE
Over srthisline 70 all principal pisces ,san be pro-
cured 1T Railroad Ticket once, Main street, one
doorfrom the Billings House. Stages will oaIlfoS
dasssngers:in any Psrtof thecity Free.
GRAHAM AGO. ,Proprietors.
J. r. TEwKssUEr, Ticket A gent.
mch17d
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,AePassssesu ean obtain Reliable IDfornatioo
ct this Ofhcs In regard TO sli Kaiirosd Routes in
the United S tatss And CAnAdas. -
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| Insure Your MeFchanaAse, stores
A1A DWelIAngsy

Insure Your Merchandise. stores
A0A DWelIAngsy
Policies Of Insurance issued q the lowest
rates, at this Agency, in prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL $500, 900.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 1200, 700.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL 120O, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL 4250, 900.
WM. VI. BELKNAP, Agent,
Ecpt4-Alm Seeond-st., near Maln.
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The rsesipt Of ADVANCE BnBKTs fron u
DritisA puhlishsEs givss additisnAl valss - tAe1
kepriats, insmuch - they can nov b placed !
PAL editions.
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r ksskuk. ms. Pleasant = Muscasise
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-05

BOSTON SPECIAL NOTICES.
- r-r
Bronchitis, Coughs, IOarseness,
&C.

BRowSs BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, Cough Lozenges, have
been proved by long experience to be equally ecacous
Consumption Chronic Bronchitis and Spasmodc Cough; as
the mder, hut often less troublesome disorders the
Throat and Chest, Winter Cough Hoasnness Difficulty OF
BreathinJ Irritation Of the Throat, &c.
From Or. Bigeiow, Bosros.
Brown's Bronchial Troches are simple aud elegant form
held In general esteem among physicians the Of
Bronchial affections"
From Rec Z. H. Pratt, East Woodstoek Connecticut
81 feel grateful to YOU for placing within the reach of the
suffering, so valuable remedy have the Troches
tee years, with great benefit less my general health
than 20 my Throat and though have taken them freely
careful observation has shown least injurious effect
upon myself from their recommend them with great
pleasure on every hand"
Atthe very time "Brons Bronchial Troches was brought
20 our notice we were suffering from severe cold from which
we obtained immediate and permanent relief by the use Of
e iholhEs III any OF our reades suffering from
ca irritation particularly ministers public speakers they
nuu thht ts SIMPLE remedy will bring almost magical
he ana enable them to speak with little difficulty suffering
-hd'tor Boston Wdtchmdn and Reflector.
ASTHMA OR PnrHlsIC-A spasmodic affection Of the Bron
ehal Tubes, which covered with dry, tenacious phegm
-"Br0ipns Bronchial TrOchesn will, some cases. give
immediate relief II Of long standing perseyere with them
they will alleviate In time.
CArARRHA form of Chronic Throat Disease consisting In
inflammation, which begins behind and little above the palate
and extends into the "Browns Bronchial Troches"
have proved very eihcacous in this troublesome complaint
PoR CHILDREN aborng from Cough or IIoarseness rons
Bronchial TTDrhs Cough Iozenpes are particularly
adapted on account Of their soothing demueen proper
ties.
Containing no opium deleerious drugs these Lozenges
can be used freely by Public Speakers Vocass clear
Ing and giving strength to the voice.
ood by al Druggists at 25 Gents BOT Also, sold an
Bores a. 90 Gents, containing three times the Quantity
JOHN l. BROWN & SON, CAsmists, Boston, Propristors
lm2l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-05

tested in relation to the United States Senator
ship. Many of the strong Wings of oldcn time
think that a sense of rropriety would indicate
the election of one of their number to succeed
John z. Hale, who has held the office nearly
two full terms. 10 this position no exception
is taken other than the fact that the present in
cumbent is regarded at home and abroad as the
exponent of the New Hampshire exodus from
democracy to Repubhcanism, and that of all the
men in the State his influence is most felt and
feared by his opponents. We are inclined to
the opinion that the masses of the people in the
Granite State wiki be pleased with the return of
Mr.. Hale. The sentiment in his favor springs
rather from an entire sympathy with the man
and his political course than from any hostility
to anybody else claims and prctcnsions. We
regard his election as certain.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-05

TIE EVACUATION OF SALT LAKE CITY.-The
accounts from Utah by way of California go to
confirm the reports that the Mormons were pre-
pairing TO remove from Salt Lake. The follow
ing statements are made in letter from Los
Angeles to the Alta California. and purport to
Lake -
"Col. Kane, who appears to be acting as COM
missioner, with powers 10 treat, after confer
ence with Brigham Young had gone to Camp
Scott, as Fort Bridger is now called. 1t was
believed that the movements which followed
were the results of his conferences with the con-
ficting parties. Brigham Young has issued a
circular 10 all his followers. commanding them
not to fight, nor even to oppose the army of
Gen. Johnston, and that as the army advances,
they retire from the northern to the southern
counties. He commands his people to avoid all
cantact with the soldiers as it is not good for
them to meet. With their wives, their little
ones and their herds, they are to vacate the
country of Salt Lake, including the CITY, which
is to be given up to the use Of the soldiers, who
are there ordered to erect military post This
circular was seen and read by these gentlemen,
but they did not bring one of them on. When
they LEFT, the movement had already begun, and
they assert that by this time the city is vacated,
and the army of Gen. Cumming is in occupa-
ton. All thoughts of war, or of fighting, are
abandoned and ii believed that peace will pre-
vail from this time forth. There no longer ex-
lists among them any intention of destroying
their property, or leaving il believing that for
all losses they sustain in consequence by ther
troops, they will have a claim upon the govern
ment. The retiring population are to form col
onies in the southsnpon the Colorado, the Mo
have, and in the valley of the Sierra Nevada,
Many those who left San Bernardino were
badly treated in Salt Lake. because they came
from hell tits said that the people have ceased
to use sugar, tea, coffee, and other articles which
are considered indispensable in housekeeping,
because these things are not to be had. There
is also said to be scarcity of material for wo-
mems clothing, and many of them go dressed
in pants and coats. The people of the southern
settlements are almost in open rebellion against
the church. They are taxed so enormous for
the support of their army that their substance
is nearly eaten up The tax amounts to 33 per
cent of their whole property"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-06-05
Political Items.

Gov. Henry b. Anthony, the able and accom-
been elected United States Senator to succeed
Phillip Allen the present incumJrance. Mr.
Anthony is a staunch Republican, and by his
election New England becomes unit in the
United States Senate. Twelve republican sen
'ators, all good men and true now represen,
six of the old thirteen states. With New York
I'VE have majority of the states that constitu-
ted the old confederacy, and by which our lib
'erties were achieved, represented by senators
who uphold the principles that brought us into
existence as a nation"
John Huyler, one of the Lecompton repre-
sentatives in Congress from New Jersey, has
been trying to conciiate the Douglas men OF
Sussex county, where they are said'to be quite
numerous, but as their terms are that the rep
resentatives to the next Legislature shall be ex-
pressly instructed to oppose the reelection of
Senator Wright, the efforts have been abandon
ed. There are really some hopes for New Jer-
sey.
Robert j. Walker says he will 60 to Kansas
and speak against the English bill if necessary
to secure its rejection. His secretary, Stanton,
still has his residence there and his wife remains
in the territory. Neither of these gentlemen
show any abatement of their hostility to the ad-
ministrarion, and are apparently enlisted for the
war. Secretary Stanton says the course of the
republicans in voting for the Crittenden Mont
gomery bill was "hberal and patriotic, and
that the administration, by its course in regard
to Kansas, has ''assumed the sectional and in
'defensble ground, leaving the democratic and
true constitutional platform in the possession
of the anti-Lecompton democrats, Americans
and republicans"