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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-23
w. G.. WEBB ER,

Nns % & "a, WEST SIDE MARKET SQUARE
HAVING made arrangements in Balti
Il 4 more, is daily in the receipt Of the very
best BEEF, MUTTON and PORK that can
: be procured in the Baltimore markets. In
addition to this he has on hand a large and
choice selection of Groceries, Liquors,
Wines, Cider, Vinegar. M0sasses
and Spices: in fact every article that can
be found in a well assorted Family Grocery
store.
Iwould be pleased to have my friends and
the public generally to give me call, and
am certain they can be pleased.
ma IF &Tu4w W. G.. WEBER.
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TIKI FOLLOWING ARTICLES TO BE
FOUND AT
G HALL & CO.'S STORE.

G HALL & cos STORE,
At Reduced Prices for Cash.
ROGERS Il SONS finest Razors-- Rogers
~ & Sons Needles, assorted numbers in
MOI Deco cases-Rodgers l. Sons Scissors
Rodgers & Sons Penknives--Violins Violin
B0ws-ltalian and English Violin Strings
Guitar Strin2 s-Martin's celebrated Gaitars
-Banj os-Tamborines Accordeons-Flutes
-Fifes-Fisld Drums-Spy Glasses-Quad-
rants-Government and other Charts-Naut-
ical Almanacs, years 1858 and l859-Coast
Pilots Bowditch Navigators- Parellel Rules
-Dividers>-Ladies' Steel Busks, Loring's
Globes; Hand Lanterns; Tissue and Tracing
Paper of all sizes; India Rubber Court Plas-
ter; Hair Brushes-Rowland's Maccassar
Oil-English Brown Windsor Soap-Shaving
neutrality-suspicious. Shaving Soap-Royce
& Esterly's Dentrifce-Genuine Harlem Oil
F. Marie Farina Cologne Melodeons-
Chickering's celebrated Piano Fortes--Steel
Pens-Prepared Canvass on stretchers, vari-
ods sizes Pallets-Pallet Knives-Easels-
Fencing Foils and Masks Boxing Gloves
Oil Colors in tubes British Ink Powder
Indellable lnk-Arnnld's Copying Ink--Em-
erson's Razor Strops-Atwill's Strops-Day
& Martins Real Japan Blacking-Boxe
Water Colors-Huds.n Bay Quills-Tuning
Forks-Gold and Silver pectacles-Draw-
ing Pencils-English Drawing Paper-Bris-
tol BGsrd-Port Folios-W Writing Desks
Myrtle Pomatuin-lloney Soap-Barker' 8
Hair Tonic-Thernomvte and hundreds of
other articles too numerous to mention. For
sale by q. HALL Il co.
ma 16.
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ST. LOUIS, March 22.-The Leaven-
worth Ledger says that an express has
arrived from Col Johnston, requesting
supplies of ammunition, ETC., and more men
to be sent to him Immediately.
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WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Presi-
dent has authorized sale of lands at LIE
compton and kiclSapoo, Kansas, on the
9Th and 10th of July next.
1.-The War Department has received dis
patches from Utah.
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IRISH POTATOES.

YFHE Subscriber has in store 400 bushels
Il Pink Eye and Mercer Potatoes, which
he will sell low for cash.
Also, very fine Sugar at the low price off
cents per ID. To which he calls the attention
of the public generally.
w. G. WEBER,
Nos % & "a, West Side
ma l6-4tTu&Fri Market So
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-23

New YORK, March 22.-The auction
sale of sugars to-day was brisk at full
prices-40O hhds. N. Orleans was sold at
59a5& cents.
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Cheap Shoes, Really Good.

Cheap Shoes, Really Good.
WE have just received lot of very
w cheap Shoes, and beg you to call soon
and not miss bargain.
Childrens rs cts pair.
Youths Shoes, very good for so cts pair.
Ladies heel Boots cheap.
Gents Rubhers so cts pair.
Ladies thick sole black Caters Sl,25 pair.
Ladies heel Caters, black and tan ST, so.
And many other kinds. Come and look.
Terms Cash.
BUTT & DOUGLASS,
No. 45, Main street,
ma 10 Norfolk, Va.
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(H. Copy
S. o. MERWIN, Aact.

Trustees Sale of Tobacco and
SegarS.
VIZ ILL Pc SOLD, on THURSDA Y, the
w 18th day of March, 1858, at the store
lately occupied by Christie, Wise & Co., No.
80 East side Of Market Square, large stock
of Tobacco and Segars, conveyed to me by
said Christie, Wise & Co., on the 10Th Dee,
1857. To those wishing to purchase, this
presents rare chance Of obtaining, upon
very reasonable terms, this indispensable
luxury"
TERMS OF SALE-Cash for all sums under
$50. For all sums of $50 and over, credit
of so days, with an approved city endorser.
Sale at 10 clock.
SIMON s. STUBBS, Trustee.
MERWIN & MOORE, Auct'rs.
ma is dtds
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Direct Communication with
France.

FENHE commercial intercourse to be estab-
Il lished between the Pert of Norfolk and
the coast of France, renders an acquaintance
with the language of that country, not only
a necessity for those whose business may be
thus directed, but enhances its value as 60
cial accomplishment both to Ladies and Gen
temen. The undersigned having possessed
peculiar facilities in qualifying himself for
that capacity, respectfully offers his services
to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Norfolk and
Portsmouth as a French Precepter; to the
Ladies at their residences-to Gentlemen at
his Office at Mrs. Freeman's Boarding house
No. 81, E. Main street.
Schools attended both for classes Of French
and Book Keeping on moder'te terms.
Merchants and others requiring temporary
assistance in arranging their books, making
up accounts &c, will do well to apply to him
before his time is fully occupied. A thorough
knowledge of the French and sufficient ac-
quaintance with tie German and Spanish
languages to keep mercantile accounts in
them if required, may render his services
useful to those engaged in the foreign CONT
mental trade.
fe rs CHARLES SAMUEL.
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Special Notice.

ENOR Perfnming the Breah, Clearing
4 Iee'h, and Beaa'Jying the ComDlsrior
use ''BALM OF 1000 FLowERs," F~r Pressing
Ladtes Hair, use "WooDLAND CREAM" A
new Pogade. 1t curls gentlemen's Hair beaw-
tynLy-Price so cents each.
Beware Of Countertits.
w. p. FETBIDGE Il co.
PrOprietOrs n. Y.
Sold Wholesale and Retail BY
VlCKEBY d COMPANY,
Booksellers and Stationers.
Also sold by King Il Poy, and Santos
Wake 81 Co, and by all Druggists de 5
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CHOICE GUNPOWDER TEAS.
AtOnly Seventy Five Gents per
IA Ib-Warranted to be of superb quality
or the money refunded, Tor sale by
J. w. BURROW & co,
ma Is The Druggists on Church st.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-23

ENlOWer Seeus--A lArgr assn tment OF
Il rare How er Seeds, for sAlo bv
malt GEO. W. DEI Il co.
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Y. 5. GUIOF'S
"DYEING ESTABLISHMENT"

L. -. w UT >
"DYEGNG ESTABLISHMENT"
WAS NOT IN THE LEAST IN
w iured by the Fire, but is in active opera
ton as usual, and he is happy to inform his
patrons and the public in general, that he is
always ready to receive SILK TO BE DYED and
WATERED, also GRAPE SHAwLs, CoATs, PANTS,
CARPETS and WooLLEN CLOTHS, of every des-
cription, to Dye and Clean. Warranted to
he done in the best manner.
g-- Office at the old stand, corner of
Main and Fen Church streets.
ia 27-2m
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ONLY SO CENTS.

Y am retailing fresh D0LTED MEAh 81
Butter, only Is cts; No l Lard, only 12}$
cts crushed and Powdered Sugar, only l25@,
Yellow refined Sugar, at 81. cts; choice Rio
, Coffee 1215 cts; good Flour, in & bags, at
rs cts; Buck Wheat, in % Id. 10 ID and 10
bags; choice HANS at only ID cts; Middiing
12I; Goldfish sets with a choice lot OF
fresh Groceries, cheap for cash only, at the
cheapest cash Grocery in the city.
ma Is J. T. REDMOND.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-23

philadelphia Copned Beef-A few
4 bbls. for retail by J. &. JONES.
1t is really choice, and you will say so
when you see it. ma 10
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DOTATOES.-- 1000 bushels of superior
Il Jersey white Mercer potatoes, equal to
any in the market, in store and for sale low
by THOS. P. CROMWELL,
fe TT higgins WHIT.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-23

A few dog pairs Ladies' Thin Sole Black
and Colored Caters. The above goods have
had made expressly for my retail trade, and
can recommend them to every one. Call at
No. 3, Market So.
mall L. L. BRICHHOUSE,
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Miscellaneous.
DYSP EpELCS

DYSP EESTkCS.
II A. A b BOTT. has just received
-. another lot of Graham or Dyspectic
Flour in small sacks for sale at the Flour
Store, No. 7. Union Street. de II
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-23

W ANT 9 "A vessel to load at
80, Williamsburg for Norfolk, with oak
So or pine wood. Apply to
ma 10 Z. ZANTZINGER.
Next to Old Custom House, dealer in Coal,
Lumber, Naval Stores, Lime Plaster, and
Cement
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-23

Ground Coffee boxes Pure Ground
u Coffee, for sale by
mails DAVIS & WOMRLE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22

DEAR UNcLE EB EN-: It's well that you
are hundred miles nway from your indg-
nant niece, if you want to save your hair
from most unmerciful pulling! What, in
the name of sense, possessed you to send
Dir. Fitz Fcon. out here tofvisit me? Know
ing everything as well as you do, must say
that the joke was extremely practical, at my
expense as well as his. Poor fellow. he left,
this morning, after visit of three days,
having come, | understood, with the inten.
tion of remaining as many weeks.
Last Tuesday forenoon, as / was busy in
the kitchen, for it was baking day, and
had great deal to, there came a knock at
the front door. Supposing it to be some of
the neighbors. just slipped off my apron,
rolled down my sleeves, gave my hair dash
down with my hands, and hurried to open it.
Judge of my surprise, when there stood Mr.
Fitz Foom, jaunty little cloak and cap on,
a little cane twirled in his fingers, and a
smile upon his pretty little face, as exquisite
a specimen of small man as could be
imagined! was so taken aback that could
hardly ask him in, and could not forbear a
sly glance at long streak of -four which
ornamented the side breadth Of my gingham
dress, and which / had gained in passing the
four-barrel on my last errand to the pantry.
i sas him looking in the same direction;
bu: he smothered any horror which he may
have inwardly felt at this betrayal of my
morning occupations.
81 suppose you received the note which |
sent you-by post announcing my intended
visit, Miss. Wilmot,'
No; had not received it. mutely wished
that | bad, when thought of how little we
were prepared for such company
"You must pardon the very great liberty
have taken in accepting your uncle's invi-
tation, who insisted upon my coming to see
you without further ceremony than the send
ing of note. He thought the country air
would do me good, as was complaining a
little OF dyspepsia. That my own heart
pieaSSeed with me to yield to his kind pnrsua.
sions, viii nc. nc: say, for ! am forced to 81.
ience | have sworn that, whatever that
beating heartmay f ell, its emotions snail be
kept secret from their fair and agitating
cause. Do not blush, sweet being; l have
come only as a friend"
suppose you will call me a silly little
girl if confess that my face was redde
than pulpit-cushion for a moment or two
but his manner was SO very impressive ant
overpowering, and his appearance SO unex
pected, that was discomposed. gave hin
ss cordial welcome as cou'd counterfeit,
A queer look came over his face when h
entered the keeping room. He seemed
little afraid Of hurting his patent feathers b
bringing them in contact with the home
made carpet; and saw the critical glanc
which he gave at fathers favorite pictur,
the portrait of Washington, which hang
you remember, over the manteI, with tn
china dog under it. aItf tIj..1 .
1t was splendid Indan-summer day ar
thought the room was very pretty. T.
sulshine came in the two front indow
ana had looped the curtains back wi
sprays of scarlet bittersweet, and ma
everything as neat as pink. I gave him
sest BY the window, and excused myself
atew momens, to 60 out and give moth
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22
Slow People.

Persons of dull and languid habits trail
themselves sluggishly through life, as if
some loathsome and agonizing viscus clog
ged every movement, and prevented all re-
freshng repose. Their substance is moth
ing but the smile of Incidence, and their
contracted snail-path is coverved with their
own pollution. There is no healthy alacrity
in them, none of that vivacious energy
which indicates either vigorous body or a
forcble mind. They drag themselves tarci-
ly to their toll, as if every joint were a
socket of torture; and touch the implements
of industry, as timidIy as if they expected
their effeminaie flesh to adhere 10 whatever
it handled, work affords them no joy, and
duty no delight; they are emasculated OF
all manly vigor, and have buried their con-
science in their laziness They are a sort
of perpetual somn bulist, walking through
their sleep; moving in constant mystery,
lookin g for their faculties, and forgetting
what they are looking for; not able to find
their work, or when they have found that,
not able to find their hands, doing every
thing dreami' G, and therefore everything
confusely and incompletely; their work is a
dream, their sleep dream, not repose, not
refreshment, but a slumbrous vision of rest,
dreamy query concerning sleep; too late
for everything, taking their passage when
the ship has sailed, insuring their property
when The house is burnt, locking the door
when the goods are stolen-men of whose
bodies seem to have started in the race OF
existence before their minds were ready and
who are always gazing out vacantly as il
they expected their wits were coming up by
the next arrival.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22

Nor BAD.-The following story is told BY
the Mobile Tribune, of Judge Hawkins, the
Representative to Congress from the State
of Florida; man by the way. brimfnl Of
genuine wit. During the war with the
Florida Indians he commanded a volunteer
com2any. On one occasion, they fel! up, n
a party of the enemy concealed in swamp.
The captain sprung upon log, (with more
valor than discretion) waived his sword and
cheered his men to the charge. Just then
he was shot down. One of his officers ran
to ask him if he was much hurt-'Not very
badly" said Hawkins, "just enough to send
me to Congress" The prediction has now
been verified.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22
Doesticks Gets Married.

! We've taken partner for life, md i've
got wife. In my room a pair of brown
CATERS occupy the corner where our boot
jack used to hang, and we fatter ourselves
that I've made good bargain in exchange.
l now take a renewed interest in the price
Of beef, and we bully our butcher with the
air of respectable married man. We buy
my potatoes now myself, and we are not to
be easily bsmboozled out of my spare
change by anybody. But am not male
factory, and do not go on "train." We
have finished all my strains" and hence
forth claim for ourself the name of a sober
and correct individual. Beer We will not
take into my mouth, and our lips shall be
sealed when the festive cocktail" would
tempt me to iEdulge-nor shall the social
"cobler," or the genial "julip," or the se-
ductive "smash," induce me to fracture our
resolution. Ourself is the best Of the pro-
prietors of my domestic life. -.- -r
Triangle avaunt! Jones, get thee be-
hind me! Marewight, aroinI thee! Tying,
my jolly joker, not even with thee, will I
take our accustomed snip" "H. w. b."
we esteem thee as my friend and our jocose
contributor, but thou and l, Henry, have
| taken our last "swig" from our little wicker
bottle. Delmonico's shall know Us no
more, and at Matarn's shall never again
comfort ourself with my midday sherry,
which did SO much refresh us-Depart from
US, Arnold tempt me not. ='s-a-r.
We are now a Benedict, and am deter
mined to become respectable, steady AMI
serious. ! have indicted an anli-bachelor's
multiplication ia Sic, which we have learn
ed by heart, and which | commend to the
careful consideration OF our readers: L.-s
Twice two-"smashes" buys box of hair
pins. ....,.s5t
Twice three "coblers" buys pair of ear
rings (cheap.)
Twice four "lagers" buys a pair of gloves,
(female f as
Twice FIVE '.julips" buys a breast-pin,
(female.) .....-. --.
Twenty punches" buys linen col
lar (female.)
Twice seven "aies" buys pair of shoes
Qemale.) --iE
Twice eight "toddies" bugs calico dress
(with cloth enough for a basque and pam
taletts }
Twice nine .bitiers'' buys summer
bonnet (and leases tribe towards the veil
and trimmiDgs.)
Twice ten .'sangirees" buys pair Of
stays (machine stitched, with patent eye
lets, and embroidered down the back.)
Twice eleven "slings" BUYS collar and
under sleeves, (and leaves balance toward
the fringe.) 5as7
Twice twelve ."brandy straights" are
good for hooped skirt eight house size)
two pair of long stockings, and silk para
SOL
And so on through, ending up with,
Twelve times twelve baskets of "eham-'
pagne" pays house rent for year, and
leaves a margin.
It's astonishing how much I've learned
in the mysteries of feminine apparel in Ten
dsys. know that the dear creatures trim
their bonnets with foundation muslin, that
it takes three breadths and half 10 make
dress. and that the lower edge of their
white skirts is always hemstitched with
lace work.
Good bye, Bachelordom. We are apar-
ried individual, though, still, as ever, with
a considerable reservation.
Yours, &c, DoEsrIcKs, p. B.
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WHOLE NO 1926
bsband an eternal raneor-an etern n

usbanc an eternal "a ancor-an etern n
Ixemembrance of your guilt, Of your disbon-
s9'y. Remember that such an action on
the wife's part poisons the husbands ex-
istence, if he has heart or a feeling OF
honor; that it extinguishes domestic peace
forever; that it destroys domestic tranquil
,ity; that it causes the love and sweetness
hich should exist between husband an
svffe to cease, cools and abates the love OF
the parent for his child; that it, in fact,
casts dishonor upon the husband, upon you,
upon all the family. - ta-
"Take care of yourselves, and keep this
|Esz General maxim, that the. greaterraart
5are bad and wicked; nod, lastD lin
les 0oments, cultivate youruinds VI b
pleasing ansf moral reading hich III
have the effect of guiding you n6ds early
toward good. and nOurishing 700 with the
fruit Of wisdomI Do weaEy ron with this
long zlsner! Pardon me! .mazuzDIase
written to you. even II I had not wished.
These lines have been the first, and NAV
be the last shall ever address to you, and,
as you perceive, they are written by the
hand of your unhappy father.
"May you have serene and long life!-
Take thousand and Thousand kisses from
Your father. who carries with him the pain
of not being able to see and embrace you,
impeded by the infamy of men. Receive
the paternal benediction Of your
"FELIcE ORsrsr.
Farewell, farewslls=fafsweH from my
heart - .--- -... .al -.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22

OFA tender-hearted widOwer tainted At
the funeral of his third beloved. "What
shall we do with him" asked a refplexei
friend of his. "Let him alone" said wdg-
gish bys,ander; "he'll soon re-,ciVe.'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22

Too Coon TO BE Losr. "A gentleman
from Buffalo says, that he has ceased to hate
the Deughtaees in Congress Who support
Lecompton, and only Pities them. To their
supporters a, homs, who are under no obli-
CATION thus to degrade themselves. and have
nothing to gain by it, he applies the excla-
nation Of Dumas, when he caught another
man kissing his ugly wife: GOOD heavens.
and without being obliged to."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22

lGT"My brethern," said SwiA, in SER
mon, .",hefe are three sorts Of pside-of
birth, OF riches, and Of talents. shall not
now speak of the latter, none of You being
liabn to that kind o. vice"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22
Donesic Bliss.

: Efaa ]<01AiNo1N o11oos
"a married lady of thirty odd.''
Every evening Isee in their beds
81 isai A ''bsker's dozen'' curly heads. s.I
H-ag Every morning my slumbers greet
sisl.. The patter. patter. Of twentysix feet.
Thirteen little hearts are always in futter,
Till thirteen little mouths are filled with bread
and butter. geo .H94 G
Thirteen little tongues are busy all day long, Q,
: And thirteen little hands, with doing something
wrong.
sli5-.a .s Till fain am to do,
With an energy, too.
As did the old woman that lived in shoe.
And when my poor husband comes home from hi
work, @. q.
Tired and hungry. and fierce Turk,
WHAT do you think is the picture he sees2
A legion of babies, all in breeze
Johnny CRY ing.
..as.s And Lucy Ching, 10
And worn-out mamma, with her hair all flying
Strong and angry William. beating little Nelly;
Charley in the pantry, eating currentjelly;
Richard strutting round in papas Sunday coat;
Harry at the glass, with razor at his throat
Robert ge;s his fingers crushed, when Susy shuts
hedoor,
Mitigates their aching with forty pound roar;
Baby at the coal-hod hurries to begin,
Throwing in his mite TO the universal din.
Alas. my lord and master, being rather weak of
. nerve,
Ac begins to lose his patience. in the stunning to
psey-turyey,
And then the frightened little ones all fly to me for
shei,er;
And SO the drama closes, mid general belter-
= skelter.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22
Mistellalleoas.

'3I From Godey's Lady's Book, for May.
Mr.. Fitz Foom in the Country.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-02
a5th congross-- First Session.

On Wednesday, both Houses adjourned
over the Holidays, to January 1,
In the House Of Representatives, after dc,
latr,.thc following Preamble and Resolution
were adopted, lo1 10 IT.
Whereas, i appears from the proclamation
Of brigham Young, late Governor &c Utah
and from the Presidents Message, that said
Territory is u open rebellion against the
government ~ the United States therefore,
hcSpirci that the Committee ON Terrific.
ri,, be instructed 90 consider and report ou
the facts, and inquire into the propric,y of
excluding Trojan scat ON the floor OF the
House the Delegate from that Territory.
Ia tho Senate, Nc,yrr. Stuart Of Michigan
lad Brodcdrk Of California have taken
ground with Mr.. Douglas against the Lc.
compton Constitution, The debate has boon
continued BY Mcscr.. RiglcrD aushs. Gaeea
tof MnsourU.uud others. Mr.. Brodcrck, iu
The course Of bis rcmarl.s. said g.
lie was very sorry to di,agcc with hi.
party, for ne believed lac had rendered as
much service in the election of Mr.. BUCHAN-
~ as any gentleman on the floor lie Nas
also somewhat asiuuNhc9 40 tho furhrnranc
oi the people "f Kansas towards the Dele.
gates 10 me NohNcntiu D. II the people
had logged them, en-, their ears Of and sent
them e''t t'i '-r' frrv1tury, mr. for ono, would
have applnudcd them for it,
The Kansas question has also boon
Drought 6CIJfc The TT6dS5,-TTF COY GT
Ohio. Democrat, taking ground with Mr..
Douglas,
An animated aud pro,rac,ad discussion is
understood TO hc in progress in the Senate,
in executive session, ON the nomination Of
Mr. ScdgWck to succeed Mr. McKcon as
District Attorney at New Nork,LMr, Mex.
having been removed for reasons connected
win tlriatc election of Mayor.