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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-19
Annual celebration of the Fire Depart


The Department Of Nashville will celebrate their An
niversary THURSDAY, MAY l9rH, 1859.
The different companies will position below
the procession viii Broadway O'clock P. NJ,
follows:
Aids-Chief Marshal-Aiis
will form sOuh College street, their right sfhe
pAny resting Broad.
No. will form North College street. their right resting
Broad.
No. will form Cherry street, their right resting
on Broad.
No will form on North Cherry street, their right resting
on Broad.
No. will form on South Summer street, their right resting
on BIoad
Hook and Ladder Company viii form North Summer
street, their right resting Broad.
The Fire Police will North High street, their right
resting Broad.
The procession will up Broadway Vine up
Vine to Cedar down Cedar High along High to Church,
down Church to Summer down Summer to Line along
Line to College College Locust along Locust to Mar
ket up Market the Square around the Square to College
down College 70 Broad up Broad Summer out Summer to
Ash along to Cherry down Cherry Broad down Broad
Market up Church; up Church to Cherry along
Cherry Unon along Union Market up Market to the
Square, ard be dismissed.
The Chief Marshal will appear in citizens dress with red
sash
The Aids appear citizens dress, with white sash.
The Company Marshas appear their respective Compa
ny uniforms with blue sash.
W. F. MEACHAM Chief MarshOl.
MARsHALs Ams.-Nol J. P. McKenlyi No 9, J. n. Thax
ton No. B. A Camp No 4 A. D. Creighton, No s. L. D.
Whaler Hook and Ladder sayers Fire Police, }. X.
Hume.
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LiyerpooI Produce vTorI<e,

Flour is held for an advance. Corn buyers re-
fused TO operate except at decline Of 10 shil-
ings per central.
The same feeling prevailed in other cities. The
supplies Of breadstuffs small, which are very
quiet, and some sales at a decline
Manchester market is depressed and quiet
LIvaRPooL May 7, M-Rchardson. Spence
& Co. quote Wheat opened excited, with large
speculative enquiry Flour dull, and is offered at
Sd decline; quotations nominal, los 9da13s Cd for
southern. Corn DALI declined 8 to Cd; mixed rs
IS Id. Beef buOyaut a. the opening and advanced
from 10 to 20s, closing quiet but steady. Pork
buOyant a. the openi lg and advanced to los clos
ing quiet but sieady-90s. Bacon quiet; holders
demand an advance. Lard firm, 60aG2s. Sugar
steady
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RoATs LrAv1Na 4o-pAY.


For Psducah, MinnetOnka at IL o'clock.
The late rains have caused the river to have de-
cided upward tendency. There is now six feet
large on Harpeth Shoals.
The Eastport win be the first boat TO leave for
New Orleans and the Jas johnson the next.
The HudsOnis now lsding for Cincinnati.
The Minnetonka, the regular mail packet, which
is not surpassed for punctualiy and reliable con-
nections, for Memphis, St. Louis and Louisville,
will depart this day punctually at I2 o'clock for
Paducah
Freight, at present, for eli points is exceedingly
scarce.
The following boais are expected: Minnetonka,
from Paducah, JAS johnson, from New Orleans
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Hudson, from Cincinnati.
PASSPORT, from New Orleans.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Sam Kirkman, for Psduesh.
John Gault, for Louisville
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IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEws.-The news from
Europe which we publish this morning, under the
telegraph head, will be found more than usually
interesting, especially in commercial point of
view. Cotton and Breadstuffs have declined, while
Provisions have advanced The Bank of England
had advanced the rate Of interest to q per cent,
being an advance Of two per cent since the COM
mencement Of the Rar
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
FURrHER FOHEIcN NEWS,
arrival Of IN 9 steamer viso.

- - @r-@~A-@-A
The LONDON TT.ass says the invaders in Italy have
not advanced over thirty Eve niles from the
frontier.
1t seems that Autris stalsd heavily for The OF
portunity she won, but has drawn il away
The Eoaifsm- Of the 9Th says the Austrians who
crossed the PS are small ia numbers and are at
Campdia.
They pushed the vanguard as far as Saila.
The Austrian divisions reported on the right bank
of the river are still threatening the passage of the
Pc at Trsssenalo, but the river is much swollen By
rains.
PARMA.-The reigning Duchess entered the city
yesterday.
The troops went to meet her.
EsdLASD The Duke Malakof had an audi
cnce with the Queen and presented letters recalling
him to France.
Five hundred and ifty-tEo members of the House
Of Commons were returned up to the fifth
The Times estimates the ministerial gain at seven
teen.
The Herald estimates it ct twenty -four.
The Duke of Lewes is dead. Lord Godolphin
suc3e eds 10 the title.
A Vienna Telegram announces the failure of IN
extensive banking house. Liabilities two million
pounds
A st. Petersburg Telegram announces that Ex-
change on London has fallen to 335 per cent.
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TIE RAcEs.-OWing to the fact that several Of
the horses entered for the spring races over the
Nashville Course, seriously injured in return
ing from Memphis, there were no races Tuesday
and yesterday Even if The horses had been in con-
dillon, they could no. have run yesterday in cons
sequence OF the heavy rain which fell during the
greater part Of the day.
The track win be very heavy to-day, but should
the weather permit the following race will be run
at half past twelve
Proprietor's Purse, slO0-Eiile heats
Gen. W g. Harding enters By Albion dam Gamma years
G. E AerPwetaer enters Oh Mat Mckinney by Ambassador
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The Temples of Honor in this city, in connection
with the Sons of Temperance and the Independent
Order of Good Tempers, celebrated the twelfth ami
versary Of the Grand Temple yesterday. by one of
the largestand most imposing professions we have
seen in Nashville for many day. After marching
through several Of the principle Streets they pro-
eeeded TO the Gaiety, where an appropriate and ex
ceedinglinteresting address was delivered by W. G.
BRIEN, ESQ
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, May Election, sales to-day 1000
bales. The steamers news caused decline. Prices
irregular, Middling lie. Sales Of three days 200
bales. Receipts Of three days 4, $50 bales against
IL $50 bales last year. Flour has an advancing
tendency. Sales of 400 bbls Corn has an advanc-
ing tendency, and is held at SIl0. Mess Pork,
go 20
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-19

THE FTRENEN's PARADE.-The Fire Department
of Nashville will celebrate their anniversary to-day
If the weather should be favorable, they will make
grand and imposing display. The programme
viii be found elsewhere in this mornings paper.
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Cincinnati market.

CINCTNNATI, Msy 17E-FlOur nominal Extra
declined % cent? Mess Pork Sl875. Lard-Ssles
600 bbls. at ll3
CINCINNATI, May 1S.-Flour very dull and nomi
nal-offered at 90A7, but there are no buyers.
Whisky 28I; Mess Pork Is 90; Provisions dull and
unsettled.
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Indian Troubles,

AUSTIN, TEXAS, May II.-Csptain Bayler enter
ed the Upper Reserve On the Sd with fifty men and
killed fifteen Indians and fed; party Of dragon
Indians pursuing. There is great excitement. The
Indians in the Lower Reserve have left their farms
for Cant Rnssi sncamnnnnnt
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Towns Burned.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE St Joseph Gazette re-
ports the burning of the towns Of Aurarse and Dem
yer City, account Of local rivalry. Confirmation
is needed.
letter from Fort Kearney says Pixies Peake mi
grants are returning in droves destitute.
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LIvERPooL, May 6--Bank rates are advanced to
al ConsOls advanced T.
Sixty -four thousand pounds have been withdrawn
from tae bank for expectation.
Fory-seven thousand pounds Of American gold
was purchased for the Continent
The demand for discounts at The advanced rates
is very active.
Joint stock banks have raised the allowance on
deposits one per cent; the rates are now 81.
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Idle speaIIinr.

Dr. MENEEs and Gen. ouAhLEs, candidates for
Congress IN This the eighth District viii address
the citizens Of Davidson countyin this city as fol-
lows On Friday 10th inst lat night on the cor
ner Of Market and Broad streets
On Saturday The 2lst, at the Court House.
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nrnrInnd Will.

ST LOUIS, May Is The Overland Mail of the
18th has arrived. The markets are unchanged. A
revolution is anticipated in Tahite. The natives
refu-e to submit to the terms of the French Gov
ernOr.
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Messrs. JSo. P. FARRELLT and W. 7. FARELLEY
were on the 10th nominated by the Democracy of
Shelby county, as candidates for county Rcpresen-
tatiyes They are beth gentlemen Of unsulled rep
utations private citizens, and lifelong Demo
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Arrival OF the Quaker City.

NEW YORK, May 18-Ths steamer Quaker City
has arrived with Havana dates ofthe 18th. Health
good.
Stock of sugar 2SO 600 boxes
Observation-Disclosures Stocks all slightly declined.
Bullion in the Bank Of England has advanced 49,
600 pounds.
steady.
The Emperor Of Austria is preparing to take the
field
Arnslein and Keter, Bankers in Vienna, have
failed with two millions of liabilities.
Marshall Valiant, and Count Wslenski, hageteen
appointed members Of the privy council.
NJ. Rowden succeeds to the French Ministry NJ.
Roger becomes President Of the Senate.
NJ. De Tango returns from the ministry Of the
Interior te the Minister of Justice
Duke BadOre becomes Minister Of the Interior.
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Yesterday was emphatically rainy day. For
considerable portion of the day the rain fell in tor
rents. The evening before, we were visited with
severe hail storm.
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FUEDs.-The funds of the City Building and
Losn Association will be disposed of tonight,
Thursday at the Merchants Exchange, College
street.
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The intelligence by the Canada reports the death
of Baron Humboldt, one of the most distinguished
scientific men of the age. We believe he Was about
ninety years Of age
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- Winer,s Canadinn VerrnI-

in the Lower Branch of the next State Legislature.
49, VYiner's Canadian VerInI-
SsS@sS FUGE from great objection other
worm medicines neither mercury, any
oxdes and yet it much more expeditions and certain in
its expuory action any emedics called,
that are impregnated with mineral pOision.
Be particular remember the ''Wners Canadian
vermuge" This the OILY article that relied Re-
member this
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and ret.ilby
J. WRIGHT CO., Sole Preprietors
For sale in Nashville by BxRRV & DEMovnLE and by
Brown. may Gd,tw&wlm
Wa~The maXiIms of the WiSeSt
S@41S preserve the body in perfect health
wait for the development Of diseases e wise in tme
check guard against the first approach Keep the stomach
blood healthy and pure and the plaques of poisoned at
mosphere fall harmless. The only remedy that will thoroughly
purify blood the strengthen and nYgorae
system, McLKANs sTREssHTHENNa CORDIAL BLOOD
Try and you WILDE convinced See advertisement.
mayl-e&wlm
ns@Tape-wOrm in Children
GAk~@S-S PAINTED NJ J. August %, 1s5s.-Messrs B,
Co. Gentlemen Our son, years of agei
has been afflicted with for three years past during
that time we have tried many remedies and had the attendance
Of ul physicians. Tue boy has passed from inch to
per day while under the influence medicine that
he has been taking, hut discharged the head.
Your agent bngin nehborhoOd sent to the house
by neighbours the of the wonders Of
village.
gave the boy bottles of B. a. FIRs0cts Vermifuge,
brought away twenty Of the worm, with the head.
During years passed three hundred feet Of the
would all those that afflicted with
worms Of any description, positive
JOHN RosELL.
, Purchasers should look rel the wrap.
per, that they buying A. FAmETOcKs VERMFUGE
and no other. mayl-d&w1m.
- - g'ne Great English Esemedy
etgfF NJ Sir James Clarke's Cele braIcd
~S&r@S-o-s Family Pills.
rms invaluable Medicine unfaIngin the OF all those
euect. Imodraes removes
8 speedy cure may be relied
To Married Ladies.
suited 1t vii, in short time, bring hemon
period with regularity.
Each bottle price dollar bears the Government stamp
Great Britain, to prevent counterets
CAUTION.
These sAOaldnotb etGken FIRST
THREE MONTHS OF Pregnancy, they saFetO bring
AtscGTTigge bat at dng other time t5es are safe.
In NervOusand Spinal affections, the back
and limbs fatigue stexeron, Papitation Of the Heart low
Spirits Mysteries, Headaches, Whites and all the
will eject a when all others have failed
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully preserved
bottle containing pills and encced with the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain be sent free for 81 and post
Cole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Rochester, N. Y.
SID Nashvileby Berry Demoville, W. HeBershet
and all respectable Druggists nov23-dSEwlyins
T ? Look out for limitations Of PERKINS, Eyor-
ceSICrshire Sauce. See advertisement Of JoBE DUNCAN
& SOEs augSl-S
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WF Walker w. Brown who left spOttylvana county, Virginia.
and settled Nashville, Tenn is stiff living, he
learn something his advantage by corresponding with the
dersigned the said Walker W. Brown dead,
Of and there be any in Nashville vicinity who
give any information concerning him, they viii please
write TO me, or inform the editor OF this paper.
The Walker W. Brown moved from Virginia ab twenty
years past the vicinity Of Nashville and married Miss
johnson; last heard frSm had three children
Address VIM. D. BROWN,
may l-dlwf Elk Run ?. o., RaaqgieT county, Va,
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A Good T0VesfmenT.

IA MILX ROCERY FOR SA e
AN authorized SELL for cash only, the entire stock Of
Family Grocery The location is good ami rent low,
and has and will in the hands on industrious business man
Also goods trades III Estate. Call upon
apI7 BENZ. 7, SHIELDS, General Agent
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N ORDERING TICKETS OF UEKIIFIUAIEs Please
Enclose money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt OF which they WI he forwarded by first mall Purchasers
can tickets ending in any Egurs they may degnate.
of numbers and Prizes will be sent
ehasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post 0fhce, County and State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
Naturalization
All prizes Of 600 and under, paid Immediately after
the drawngoter prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
Notice 10 COrrespOndentS-ThOse who prefer not
sending money by mails the ADAMS EXPRESS CON-
PANY, whereby money for Tickets in Of Ten Dollars snde
upwards at risk and expense from any
where they have Office The money AID order music
be enclosed in " Government Post Oc0 Stamped Elgel0pe,
or the Express Company cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Oraers for Tickets Certificates Mail Express, to be d
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Messrs Hsgsn Johnson have Frank Leslie's
Magazine of Fashion for June.
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STATE LEGISLATURE.

(EIEcTIoE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1881
House of preventative
We are authorized g. A. DAVIDSON, candidate
represent Davidson county in the lower branch Leg
stature Of Tennessee. aplO-te
We are authorized to Isaac NJ. WILKINSON a
dae represent the counties Of Coffee Grundy Yanuren
in the Lower Branch of the next State legislature
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TTyIIE undersigned have IN store the following rre Lun
Wines &C.. which they oEe the trade At los pris on
to examine their stock before taying. sL
Our Liquors and Wines purchased direct throush the Gus
sell toW fgres-possssng tie facilities so-wu setter
ourselves that Offer such inducelnts 10 Cash
Prompt 5ealers Wiii meet their views
BraRdieS, Gins Rum and Whistles.
70 and pipes Zine Cognae 10 bbls superior Rys Whisky
Brandiss, choicest brandsi very ola;
q do Rochelle do 5bhIs genuine Old Bourndo
5ds pune Holland Gin Ice bbls fne Tenn Corn do
2PuneheOnsPure ". l. Rum; sPuneasaas Lisa ~ scotch
wines.
100 baskets and bxs Champagne, % % sautsrnas;
% boTes Heel and Mo,elle; 10 10 d. Of aud a5s,
20 do Hungarian, white and 10 DO Ssisira.
Is bol asd lin. c.r...; 10 30 Pou: % 'i1'
Porter, Ale, sc.
% casks London Orter best brands
- do English and Scotch Ale, best brands
% boxes Boxers celebrated Wins Bitarsi
20 do French Cordials, assorted;
% do Brandy Cheriesi
10 do Curacao, Mareschino and Ahsynfhe
Cigars
100000 genuine Havana Cigars, 300o0 German Cirazs
choicest brands 59lpJ Baltimore kegallas DO
% bxs Fine Virginia Chewing Toacoo. T. W Anderson:
DO DO Do % % 30 v Ss.Si
20 de do do do @suheraDs's Fins
boxes fine virginia Chewing TOsooo sutsrladssins qus
20 boxes a9s Virginia Chewing Tobacco, ''Csaner EuDpsu
30 boxes ans Virginia Chewing Tobacco 'EaaghOrD Grissa,
No. /, Gold Leaf"
boxes hne Virginia Chewing Tolaeco. Aliens
50 boxes best Tennessee do do.
IS boxes 'Kean smths eaehrasi Twist ami Pancakes
DanEe Toaee9 equals Il not superior any ever oass
WIN many oiSeT articles connected with DE business.
WILLIAMSON & CBBATHAMy
aauQ NJ q fTol1a zfrrn N1ah nj Nern
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DIR. EN-,
TEETH! TEETH!
DIR. Il. RUSSELL,

DIR. II. RUSSELL,
- Is constantly inserting full and part G.
UIfT1YSsetso Of Artificial Teeth. Having ecuredIfITp
the services of one Of the Mechanical Dentists North
fitted up his abraory for the purpose Of carrying this
department his profession the fullest extent BE is now
prepared those living the east west north,
and SOUTH and would say citizens and persons visiting
Nashville for purpose having Dental Operations perform
ed securing the services of Dr. R., their work will be
executed ina
Prompt, Neat and Substantial Manner.
uses no material will in every instance
guarantee his work to give entire satisfaction.
As evidence the estimation placed him by his
tents, he would beg introduce the following certificate
from gentlemen avoraby known in this community:
DR. RUELL having performed Dental operations in many
departments Of his pref upon myself other members Of
family, have hesitation in saying that he is skllful
operator and his work is we'll done
WILL. Polk,
Z. c. DUsOuNGToN
March ], 1853 W H. Polk
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New York nTnrket.

NEW York, Mar 17-CotiOa nominal Flour
dull. Corn dull; sales 1000 bushels. Mixed 984.
MoIassss As Iron 23a24
NEW YORK May 18--COttOn depressed and nom
insl, low and middlDg uplands lO9. Flour dull,
sales 1,5OC bbls, Ohio 7.7Oa8 90; Corn DULL, sales
80 600 bushels, 99a994 for yellow; Mess Pork 1881
ais so; Lard dali. 12al2@; Whisky 301s3l; Sugar
steady, Orleans 53a15; Lard Oil 95a964.
River News
ST. LOUIS, May II, evening-The river has risen
inches in "a hours and is still swelling The up
per streams are rising There are prospects of
big rise here.
LOUISVILLE. May 1S.-The river is falling slowly,
with feet inches water in the canal
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nomoviIIe,s TnrivaIcd TTair Restora

DemOViIIe'S UnriVaiCd Hair Restorative
About eHcacious remedy for the head
"Demovilles Restorative" preparation which has OBJ
tanned considerable reputation in this locality quite number
Of our older having used it with the utmost
Those who aversion to turning gray need Ion
ger dread the great inconvenience and trouble OF supplying that
deficiency with wig. The Restorative of which speak
will most certainly the Hair to its primitive color aud vi
ya In addition to obviang the wig Demovles
Hair Restorative away with the necessity for Champion
ing for few applications Of it strips the head entirely Of all
andrud dirt The proprietor could easily fill column
with citizens, certifying 70 the great
restorative cleansing popt Of the preparation but does
not deem such course on his part at necessary. Those who
give it one trial fnrthr proof to satisfy them that is
what it is represented to be.
Sold only the Drug Store Of Demoyllle Co.. corner Of
Church and Cherry streets, Nashyille Tenn may lit
no CISyERN BUILDERS.
OSn BARRELS Hydraulic Cement in store and for sale
Esys w HUGH NceREA Is 90.
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New YoRK, May 1S.-The steamer Canada arrived
off Cape Race last evening with Liverpool dates to
the 7th.
Cotton sales of the week $4,000 bales Of which
spectators took 1900 and exporters 600, declined
lag; quotations nominal Sales Friday 1000 bales;
closed dull. Orleans Fair I'D; Middling 15-1Gd;
Mobile Fair I'd: Middling 90; Upland Fair 65d;
MiddiDg 81; Stock at Liverpool 403, 900 bales, Of
which 3l4 500 bales are American
Manchester advices unfavcrable.
HAvRE.-New Orleans Tres Ordinars 104f being
a decline of 81 Market very dull; sales of the
week 1000 bales. All quotations slightly declined.
Breadstufs quiet; all qualities slightly declined.
Provisions buOyant; all qualities considerably ad-
vaneed; Consols SO a90B'
Baron Humboldt died at Berinl.
No battle yet.
The Austrians were repulsed in an attempt 10
cross the Pc al Transsiuato.
1t is reported that Sardinia has seized all the
Austrian ships at Genoa.
France viii soon have 100000 troops in Pied
mont,
Napoleon will leave for the army about the 12;h.
There whispers Of marshal law in Paris
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Weare authorized to announce Tlos. T. SAUNDERS
dde the of Couney Trustee for Davidson county, at
the election to be held in March, 1860. ap5
are authorized to announce the Hon. v WRIGHT
reelection Congress from the Seventh Con-
nj. InlI
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The telegraph reports renewal of The troubles in
Kansas.