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LHAMILY HIRLES, English and America m fine
bndngs pocket BIBLES and Prayer Books Igsh and Amcr
ein in calf morocco and six velvet budirss with clasps Eng
@ and French portfolios pocket sos goi pens finest
make French drawing books; Ahum rankBves Eng
hsh, French, and American books young EBglth
and American Historians Eglth American Poets M t,a
nnost editions, some Of them hoey Illustrated others richly aJ
and choice collection q the French author n ane
bindings, arr fr sale ~ The undersigned mostly imported by bacf
and ord y tho wcrt prices AZ can be found al
any point In the United States
Dec % FRANCK TAYLOR
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Tbe Echo SLAYER case

BosToy, Dec. 27.-Capain Townsend Of the SLAYER
Echo in charge Of two United States deputy marshas
left here to-day for Key West TO be tried for piracy
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MARSHAL'S SALE,-In virtue of a decree and
wi order Of sale Of the district court the Tinted the
Brct Columbia, In the the
aud directed will expose public the rotp
do u the OF tive City Hall in the city Warrington on
Friday the 3lst day Of December inst 1898, O'Clock M o
following goods and cattlsto wit Of Nedok
champagne vine and taken a. art
u cargo the schooner Reden whereof m Ryder n AZ
master W. Seldom
Dec 2fcndt3lsDoc Marshal for the District C0luahl
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CHTRTS MADE TO ORDER Stevens is prepared
~ make ORDER o. 'Yoseneck arts Of IND
quslty t IA STEVENS,
Dee Sim salesrOon, BrowHs' Hotel
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CEILING Off SELLING Off!
BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBRERs,
Of every description, for
ladies', Nissos, Youths, and Children at the
LADIES' SHOE STORE,

40 10 feH areaHet ocsHssn sth ana WI arees
Ladies manufacture all goods thereby possessing
Gneaaed advantage of securing them at first winch 81
rosuts the benefit Of the purchaser gators point
beauty and utility have acknowledged al
AMI ouble sole and KID boots and bottom CATERS
TOR have examined purchaser
Also long rubber boots for ladies' and Al selling Of
onishing low prices. r. CLARK.
Nov 20-,itfebis
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Kirkwood House.

B Blake, Atlanta, Ga " u stewart UsS
Dr } morgan, Maryland Hall, asw Orleans
La Downs. do samucI whitney, York
/ p Fuller u N RIP Baker 4 lady, do
Mira Anderson Children Penn Thos Robert Baltimore
sylyabia ARobertson, Mnryan
Hugh Harold Philadelphia NJ stinon n Louis
Fred Poor, Baltimore RSWikinsoni Massachusetts,
q Davis K daughter Richmond W Morris Philadelphia
John II slryock, Philadelphia lIndgins, Virginia
"A poferIinut baltimore T. Peck, New York
r A Cfandal, Memphis Tenn ]. y Foster, U SN
SOHtli Carolina NJ Love!ess ltdy, Missouri
Or yreolani, SN w w Smith, Kentucky
Benz SolVout, District OF Co MunrOo, US N ..a
mmbia LIE Fdrcand Ir, Louisiana
Ioiis LAWYER, Baltimore l. Morrei, Georgia
VIM Rgrnidcr do a krkman, Alabama
Jas T. Shore, do Robert Greene North Carolina
II Marcy, do CIV Pearson, do
r X Rauwet, do John - IIef7ke, Alabama
jas I. Nelson, y " WIN Wlagt, BALTIMORE
ltaugh, Dixon en- II Miss L. Van i'runt, Philadelphia
w II Harrison, Maryland Miss III Boyle do
A Stanh0pe, Ehole Island Mrs John Van Brun do
VI II saith, Connecticut Geo jackson, do
q Rcllnson, Boston Mrs Armitage, Baltimore
q Lock wood, do Win Schleyt do
samuel Brockner New York
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DOGS, DOGS, DOGS.

Registers Office, December 20, 1873
NOTICE is hereby given that licenses issued to
IN Of Dogs viii expire tho 3lst Instant
licenses must be renewed compliance with law this
Ia ten days after that time. WI MORGAN,
g2--ItGanl Hagister
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There is law in Natclez, Miss. which authorizes the
mayor to every week the current prize Of trend
based on the cost OF FIRST quality -four and baker
sell otherwise. For instance for the week commencing
December 18th the mayor gave public notice that first
quality OF -four being worth 50 per barrel the weight Of
a2ocent loaf must be 534 ounces, and in that proper
ton for the smaller ones
lie Foet tells the ladies that at length the shape for
The winter bonnet seems TO be settled The front is
rather larger, and, although not decidedly pointed is
brought forward the front hair, still very open at
The sides in order TO leave room for the bordeaux and
0'ra The crown is also larger, and the curtain mar
rover and not quite full and, it longer falls
oer the shoulders it is not needful to continue the
graceful fashion Of raising IT, Tie inside Of the bonnet
sawaYs very much trimmed twist plait, trimmed
with flowers Empress wheat, is invariably placed
across the front hair, with sometimes small bow or
bouquet at the side.
Inc German emigration since 1852 has out-numbered
she Irish and in 1854 than twice large in
less than eight there have nearly 500 900 Germans
entered the port Of New York alone. The numbers ia
each year have been very varied. In 1851 there
ls54V in 1852 lle 6S3 ia 1853, l19, 4oS in 1854,
Hs69S in 1855, 5000 in 1856, 81, III in 1857,
sts3s in 1853, about 10000 These emigrants bring
much money with them and scatter the West and
Northwest. Wisconsin,, Minnesota, and Illinois have
ieeeived large numbers who have settled themselves
IOWA as caittvator Ui the SOIL and have quietly gone
W work
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MARRIED.

BY NlDA the December 1858, Mr. EDWIN
Iesbug Virginia, and Mi@s SARtH INDIANA POWELL,
.uglter OF GEaFros PowEtI, esd, Of Washington, ID C.
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HcP tonight at Browns Hotel cannot but be dc
lightful entertainment The old Washington punch
bowl was duly filled on Christmas day at this popular
hotel, and many health drank to the old Indian
Queen Tavern" and its successor.
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TnE MoDg HOUSE, was the scene OF a gratuitous dsth-
button, Christmas and day, Of bread meat, and
poultry The generous proprietoB also sent some two
hundred loayes of bread 10 the Orphan Asylum
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NAVAL IyTELLIfENCE.
ON tie n. !. Joorual q Commerce. Dec. al

From the n Y. Jcurnal Of Commerce, Dec III
The authorities having been pretty well satisfied that
their very determined and long continued exertions to
purge the United States -figatc Susquehanna of the
mnutest flavor disease have proved successful issued
orders last week to have that vessel examined and nme
dateIy prepared for service Accordingly Chief Engineer
King caused the exact condition Of her machinery TO be
asccrained and few little defects having been dscov
cred the hands in the machine shop to remedy them
at once New cnt-ofs those patented by Dickinson &
to be substituted for the last used and
other triing alterations will be made. The hull
of the Susquehanna notwithstanding the length of time
that has elapsed since it last repaired in fair
dition and will only need little calking and strength
enng which win he done as soon as vacancy in the
drydock will permit it, Her bottom also will be looked
to and coppere,l il necessary.
The result of the survey held on the Niagara has been
TO show the expedency of making some alterations in
parts Of her machinery. She is to be taken III hand
soon possible.
IL Is believed that the st. Louis will receive all her
oday or Tomorrow. The marine guard detailed
for her is told off and ready to go tolrd We think
the st. Louis cannot get away for than week yet
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MASONIC INSTALLATIONS The officers Of the Grand Lodge
of the District OF Columbia installed in due and ample
form last night Masonic Hall We have already pub
lislied list Of the officers.
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AnrFsIAS WELLS IExAs-The people OF southwestern
Texas have perfected arrangements to shield themselves
from the evils to which they have for years past been
subjected through the want OF The plan is to sink
Artesiau wells within twenty miles Of each other from
Corpus Christi TO the Rio Grande They have already
contracted for eighteen and Mr. Perhan, the contractor,
will enter Immediately upon the execution Of the work,
expecting to arrive the ground during tile present
month with his machinery slnd hands The work will
hardly stop with the sinking OF these eighteen wells but
will, without donbt continue till every neg borhood
not abundanty supplied by natural streams will be by
these artificial ones The amount Of water that may be
obtained, facts hays demonstrated by the means of
these Aesian wells is surprising 1t is sufficient to
mills, drive machinery, etc, and of course he used
brirrigation, The wells that have been sunk in Ala
blna whence Mr., Perlam the Texas contractor halls,
proves this and that at Louisville, scarcely yet
plete adds another proof il were wanting. That
well, according to the statement OF Prof j. H. Smith,
discharges the rate Of hundred and thirty gallons
per minute, about three hundred and thirty thousand
gallons per day It's present depth is 2 096 feet The
quality Of the wacr varied at ditiercntstrata 1t rises in
pipes hundred and seventy feet above the surface and
the power ths obtained for the propulsion Of machinery
II 1t Is wanted ir such purpose he adequately
eeyed of only by those who have machinery driven
BY stream Of water falling fifteen twenty feet
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IL ANpsoME DINNER AND EVENING DRESS

HANDSOME DINNER AND EVENING DRESS
Il ladies Wishing 70 purchase very handsome
dress will find very
moderate prices We that have purchased
largely in the above class
done before and being anxious
goods have marked Ikdn hgure
and feet conadeut have many styles light goods much
cheaper than they be purchased any
trct and will great pleasure showing pursuit
Of such. We partthe following,
Elegant white pink robes In very choice
shades and elegant quality
Boeuttul pearl color andw Wits nounced robes
embodercd Aqnic aregse4 ran
gng from So to 500 in blue goods are
b have $500 o import
% pieces elegant light Bayadcre
Hocade and plain light silks white, pink bloc
colo
Elegant white and light eoored silk robes ringing from
$40 70 $50 and in the
offered for sale,
W ". SHUSTER 4 Co,
opposite
Doc 2a--dlOur between 7tL streets.
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"ISTORIANS---Fine library editions in fine bind
Talam Russell, Gibbon Grbc Prescott, Bancroft,
Aol Irving ln, Pitach, Hume snot, Burnett, Arnold,
Sharon Turner Randall Alison, Theirs Roscoe,
Nehuhr Marshall Macintosh Gies Milford,
uzot hiayei erry and other authors for sale by the
nndersignea mostly imported himself
prices be ond any point in the Gated
. bees FRASCK TAYLOR.
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HARPEHs MiGAzlNEfo January has been laid upon our
table by Mr. j. shillington the mterprising bookseller
in the odeon Building, The Of Pourand half
street and Pennsylvania avenue. II Is rich number;
indeed Of the best that has appeared in the seventeen
volumes.
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BaILLIANr WEpptNG Is to come off this evening a
the residence OF prominent physician in Georgetown
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INR0M PARIS.--Fine editions, in nice bindings,
ney Of Racine Molere, Sevigne,
Adnequeu Chaaubrand izac lncis Courier Pascal Della
Eochoucauld Ste Ia Bruyerc, ItsIet HooD, Mar
Rousseau CpeHe erry Regnard CorneIe Voltare lie
sage, Koch Frossa Moae Buchon1 M,chayei schiller Null
Csn Fonne Scribe GuzDt Beanger and other fiyorie
authors lately imported from Paris the undersgnod
for sale extremely moderate prices.
2S FRANCK TAYLOR
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JOHN b. IIALL.

MOUNT VERNON--A Letter TO the Children OF
wi America; by Miss Cooper / vol. SO cents.
just pubhshed AMI for sale AZ
TAYLOR Il MAURY's Bookstore,
No 334 Pennsy lyania
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N YAN CAME. DENTIST. has returned % AZ

~ city and resarasd his practice
Operating residence t07 between 9Th and 9TH
streets, doors from Post OGce. Oct I4-du
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DOARDING-A few gentlemen can be accommo-
with good board and lodging No 49, 18th be-
usru r; either furnished unfurnshed
Dec IS -2p%
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4 OST IA diamond Breastpin, cluster--for
at this Office. Dec lift
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NIAGARA.

vi y II 2 IT . N A U n Is q
FRANKLIN the having secured
r four days onyD Nc ChurC celebrated painting OF the Great
fa Niagara; magnificent Of IN Corso the
Race Course Of Rome painted BY r. Barker OF London They will
be on exhibition from Wednesday December 2ah from to
o'clock, by the Kind ~ W. H. Palmer 10 the
building ssrs bey Guy Pennsylvania doors
west q Msssrs, Mcclure Cas- Admission rs Cents,
Dee 2s-ifff
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United states Hotel.

Mss Adams Virginia NJ Malin, District OF Columbia
yi,s Edwards do T Wenbsrgor, Baltimore
Henry Edwards, do Brtcl lady, Newark
NJ X ulices New J. Smith Virginia
Robert hewitt, Maryland VIM Admins, do
Samuel Hawkins, do CT Grisw0ld 81 lady, Alexandria,
T1,fs II4rrEs. Virginia. Va
fakney, Nstrctof Colum D Dickinson District Of Coum
ba
& Richards do J VI Chilly, do
ia West. ohio VIM I4pprD, Philadelphia
o r Smith Warrenton, NC W ualc, Maryland
Miss smith do John Payne Orange, Va
VIM Hardy yirginll FrancsJ smith, Maine
A NJ Benton, do Wainhrown, Sweden
Henry Phillips New l. Fornibey, do
Il West District OF Columbia RI William MAJ yland
Thos Brook do 81 Williams, do
G Iiossman, do
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DUBLIC MEETlNG--NEW GAS LIGHT l--All
persons desi enjoying luxury brilliant gas light
(portabe stationary for country ety. invited 10 eShb
night night this week 1853 9th opposite
Market and O'Clock Ladies',
and III. JOHNSON,
Dec 2S--ilw- Sole proprietor for the District.
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE sCucI. ApslIIp FOR
" saleA scholarship 10 The Cou ,ban college r tho whole
term Of four yea win be sold fS Re more than hair price 60
any person Wishing 70 purrnas9 The scholarship pay
the original worth s2sO Or $3.50
address cArAIINg, care Of b j., Washington p o. nc
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Wizards Hotel.

Wizards HOteI
Dawson, Louisiana FB Candall, USN
Stanton, New York Gilct Louisville, NY
J A Wheeler do John Anderson, do
l. Re8ser, Richmond DWashburn, Philadelphia
Major Wade, Hartford Clayton, Minnesota
Tseymore, New York 7 formtaier Cuba
Or Sallcrtce s III Mudas, do
Robt Woolley, kentucky Geo W Hubbard Philadelphia
Alfred Tlorpety England W J. Arnes st Paul, MAN
Daniel Winchester, New York s r FOLSOM, 70
Porter, South Carolina Benson District OF Columbia
w Cas-, Ptsburg Magruicr, do
A Hobart, Boston IN Yreclaud, USN
III liaswart, Baltimore
NJ Cemplisi s. louis Baker Philadelphia
Major Chase, Florida Edw A Dana, Boston
A Z stanley, Alexandria, Va JPSchurke, Massachusetts,
c d Clements Illinois II Stone, Washington
q q WiItre, USN a Wharton, USN
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hNEGE WATER MANS are being ranged along the gut
ters OF the south side Of Pennsylvania avenue commenc
ing at the western end and may expect next summer
ground.
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10 THE PUBLIC.

The entire profits may pub
sale Il this volume will be contributed the MDusT
FuNp. Dec %
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The PoLrcE RETURNS disclose lamentable amount Of
drunkenness Christmas Day especially among young
lads. There hundred and two cases, all but
two three for drunkenness, fighting, &c. OF these
one boy Of IL years boys Of IL years.
cases boys OF 6 years. rs boys of from Is to
20 years and in all there Of u years and under "A
cases nearly half These figures speak for them
selves and show the necessity of thorough reformation
in the habits Of these ncpiept rowdies.
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THE NEW SENATE CnAMBER, Worlmon busy oc-
cuped by day and by night IN getting the Senate
chamber ready for occupancy prer to the close Of the
holiday II may not be generally known that the
Senate has by the following resolution followed the
ample of the House of Representatives in excluding
privileged" persons
Resopd That until the Senate otherwise order no per-
son except senator's the officers of the Senate and
bers of the House Representatives be admitted 10 the
floor of the Senate while in session.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

GlGN OF THE GOLD Notwithstanding
splendid lot o. which wagncrs 25b
avenue opposite Krkwood House. Framed otherwise
Also, all kind or gilt picture frames. Str
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L.Q LAMAR. Q. II. u. AuTFY.
I AMAR, MOTIF, d AUgRY, Attorneys-at-Law
Holly Springs Miss, VIII practice the High of
Appeals Jackson the Federal Court at ponooe Of
the 18th Judicial District of Mississippi and win
ectiou Of Claims throughout North Mississippi Is--du
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CHRISTMAS PRFsr-rATioNs Hon. George G. Whiting
was presented with clcgout silver pitcher which
was inscribed
Presented December "a, 1885, to G. G. Whiting
esq., by the clerks of his department. an earnest evil
dence Of their regard for him officer aud gentle
man"
j. Buchanan Henry, esq, Private Secretary to the
President OF the United States, presented by q
friend with ivory headed cane, suitably inscribed
The wood Of the is portion Of the material used
in the construction Of old Independence Hall at Phila
delphia.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

BRITISH COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or LONDON
AND NEW YORK.
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TO THE CITIzENs OF WASHINGTON.


call attention Of and the
citizens article OF Holland gn which
public under the OF wolc schic
dam Aromatic Schnapps.
gin the proprietor exclusively Mt his dis
In sthedam the best barley that
and favored and medsscd not b
the berry The choice botanical variety Of
whose yinous extract s dis
tiled stuous solvent and thus becomes
exquisite flavor and altogether transcend
ing properties alcoholic
hereto known.
The nearly the whole medical
OF The sacs from about
chemists who endorse their signatures,
a desirable addition TO tho materia medca
purchase should genuine article
whole country flooded with couuterfts and limitations
up quart bottles Of each
by respectable druggists the United
UDOIPIO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Depot No ~ Benvcr street. New York
13-d3mif
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A CANADIAN KINa.-Thc Sandwich C. W) Meicuy
advocating the erection Of Cana'is into an indeIh I'M
kingdom IL wishes permanent ruler one no' ~.
jcct to the whims caprice OF Downing street
or prejudice on. who shall he Responsible to the
he governs alone, and whose fortunes and fame w W.T.
and fall with the prosperity and revcrses OF his an.
one whom the people may love as well as reslW ~
who Is willing to take the responsibility OF the pos .
we'll as the honor which it lcstows" The most eig.
person TO found Canadian dynasty, the Mercury ~ tr
is Prince Of England for, while his ceva'lo" ,us
throne of the Kingdom 'wo,d tc graceu' va u tbs
Of loyalty TO our gracious Queen. 1t would ,eh and
disadvantages under which we at present abo aan
would bind us more firmly, entirely ndcf,h,es .,h,es
nation u the first empire IN the world The sy'nf sms
of the British people would follow him to h's new .aon
and the hearts cf young and vigorous ari,s
would cling 10 him brother in founding =" .aan, G
which may yet spread itS banner over cooot
Greater results have sprung from infinitely less ',,
md, though time may e'sTme even the .n,,, '"'
step ia taken, still hope 10 Hive to hail ,NN'
KINe r.
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ConREcrIoN by msprnt in the Union impression
Of yesterday morning, the movement in the House of
Representatives to raise special committee at
trbutcd to Mr.. Fcnon, Of New York, instead OF Mr..
Hoard of the State who is entitled TO all the credit
of offering the resolution AS both of these gentlemen
belong to the school Of politics. there posi-
tive injustice done, yet it Is proper to make the
ton IN order that il may be understood that Mr. Hoard
Is the gentleman who asks the special protection Of the
House from executives persuasion,
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THE ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS IN KANSAS

THE ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS IN KANSAS.
II is related of distinguished western barrister
that at the conclusion of appeal before magis-
trae for his client whom he was defending in a
involving few sl,illings he electrified the
court by saying "Why, gentlemen OF The jury, writ
ten all over the brazen brow of that plaintiff in char
acers of The deepest dye, you can see f-,-ood,
fraud.' This was very poor oratory, but it was
poorer spelling. But the spelling was no poorer
all the practical purposes of affecting the ac-
ton Of Congress upon the admission of Kansas.
II is said that AT Kickapoe, al Oxford at Della
ware Crossings, and the Lord knows ut how
many other places of jaw-breaking geographical
designation, few hundred men have poled few
thousand votes and that, because frauds existed at
the election tho proposal to admit Kansas as State
into the Union should be defeated. Without enter
ing into this ethical questionable relative atrocity
of the offences of wrongly voting for what is right
and refusing to rightfully vote against what is
wrong-we propose to see how much this plea should
avail with that body which is about to decide whether
Kansas shall become a sovereign State of the Union
with the powers and privileges which every SOW
ercign State possesses whether she shall remain
for years the of border raids and popular
mo
Allow for the sake of the argument, that a few
hundred voters returned rs casting, not five or
six thousand but twenty thousand votes il that will
strengthcn the case of Senator Douglas and tho cp-
position how il that admission or fact If il be such
to affect the action of Congress upon the proposal to
admit Kansas State into the Union? Does not
the act Of voting como within the comprehensive
scope of popular sovereignty Ifa State or Ter
rtory has right to regulate its own affairs in s
own way, is it the duty Of Congress to prohibit or
to punish the attempt or the crime Of Illegal vo-
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BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.

Il i ANISOME BUILDING IOJO ON CES ENIu,
between and aucontn Wednesday,, the nth
sal SELL O'Clock, handsome building lots,
fronting 7ih ~ feet inches. and running hack 10
alley Nos i3 H. in No Asp
able subdivision The whole contains e2 square feet Each lot
separate We deem anything rcla
the property we'll known
desirable and handsome pieces property
o 7ti street
Terms: balance months the purchaser
the deferred payment bearing interest fom
the deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN
Auctfmcer