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It is said Of Lady Franklin tha, she
has expended nearly every shilling she POSED.
- The amount Of $4,000, in various endeavors
. ascertain Der husbands fate, and that unle q
senetting be done for Der she appears des-
tined TO pass her remaining years in perjury.
ne British Governmsnt viii not aver that.
Rh suggested that the Women Of England and
~ United States unite in Subscription to
rAa's tand for her fuiars support
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Gays since, a party q gentlemen including our friend
Inward browne, Esss the sivil engineer, NJ. I. r
WnraR, his assistant nd four others made . narrow
ssesre from rEasry ErSves While sttsmptnE to cross the
Nss.zlrrf river 70 ne Helena side IN q snail boat
whsn soasi midway the river, ne ~osr-locks were rsn-
dsrsd useless By soae Hoeid-ut, zns he bozt drifted 6oEn
aEsinr = suss. sndin ne collision rs overturned. NJ.
nrowns strudk out ,of ne shore. while M white held
saa . ne snsE. ne entire party were finally rescued
u Bersous rho vent % their sssistznes in sfins- We
EEf NJ. Browne in ne city last evening. none he worse
tT ne dudkirE.
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CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS. - Returns from
sssry county in the State, except Mendoeina,
&OU the following results:
FoR covEENoE.
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AGUE URE OR NO PAY
DIR. II. McGOWN's
DOGWoOD AND IRON

rrrrru uurhesr Cholo<oeus Pills. warranted % cure
Nv rsUs and Fevers ~ they vii not return
Tur AND r q viii cure NightsFear.
penuitr. Dyspepsia- snlafeed spleen or Atue-ctSei ETC
DR.. r. McGOWN's SAksAfAhiLLA AND IODlDh
or pnra@H. prepared frlm fresh rnaf fold. nat usndh Fl
5fhers neinr merit Is Superior 20 an ether arepautou
of srrsaparlla Cor p~urifyinE The blood and curing zI dis
eases fr which these valuable medicine are so highly
recommended b ne most eminent physicians iu the
void. See label on The b=itlr.
DR.. T.. 8 ESSENCE OF TAR-A certain
cure fr bowel Complaints % piarrhea, Dgsenterg, Fiuz,
Cholera Mfrtus. etc. viii also relieve pain OF gipin-
70 TIE stomach and bowels. and ansciions o. the lnnas
etc.
Prepared By II 8 Hughes, Druggist f3 Main street.
Memphis where nay Be found e large Assortment Of
DrrTs and Medicines. cheap tc- cash-no credit.
Dr.. 7. EsioVu's clce Is al thia Drug Store. where he
may b found By those Eho may desire bis urotesienai
servicas. arl6-tdeI4
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DEhAAE MAuNAANF1f = an Az ~ 49,
money. Price $40 to 500.
YEAROUT & CO.,
oes-1m Calhoun Block, Memphis.
wsDDrNe AND SITTING CARDS, engraved
and printed in the best style of the art, by
oe6-3m F. H. CLARK & co
You will save twenty per cent. by buying
your Clothing Of NJ. Kaufman & Co., No. 10
Front Row, from their own mandatory, 25
CORTLAND street, New York. Their large and
varied stock Of CENTS Furnishing Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
they offer at eastern prices.
Call and be convinced, at No. 10 Front Row,
Memphis, Tenn. oeto-Sm
To PLANrERs.-Those who are in want Of
Iron Ties for cotton bales can now be sup
piled in any quantity with the self-eonnseting
Iron Hoop Tie, the 7nly real practical Tie be-
fore the public. Send your orders, or apply to
H. B. WILLIAMS & CO.,
sep3O-1m 10 JsHsrsoh St, up stairs.
Strangers should not fail to visit Tyler &
Co.'s Ambrotops Gallery opposite Odd Eel
lows Hall. sep2s-1m
See Tyler & Co.'s AmbrOtyPe "Csmera,"
in another column. sep2S-lm
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mill
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
ORGLL, BROS. & co.
Lands for sale-see Hopkins & Kirby's card
on the first page.
Refer TO Strauss, Lehman & Co.'s column on
fourth page.
See F. H. Clark & Co.'s column.
Watches, clocks, Jewelry, snver and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A. J. Warren & Co, 2o3 Main street.
In another column, see the advertisement Of
GEORGE PATTIsos & Co., Booksellers and
stationsrs, 1853 Main strest, near Madison
street.
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YoraI Mlattfrs.
1onaIpg, october go. 80.

Il Capt. Coles, the well known "bit'
river mai csut-srtor, is IN the city.
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Mlnnttarp an0 finantlal.
xENFms DAILT AgFEAL oggIcE

aAANAAANt bNN@rf - A
The dmculiies of ebiainins banking facilities ooa-
time undated. shd others, nt yet publciy mentioned,
have arises ubieh are adding iulauoa o Amcuify.
In orreeiig q an error made yesterday By ne pria-
Ter We raie that 80 DAY bills on Ner Orleans are
CHARGED anr Der cent and 60 dsr suls ~ r eeut-
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WArER WoRKs.-Bathing is conducive 10
gooa heath. and highly By the Faculty.
and by p A. Park n Co. particularly, who have exien-
sive facilities and matefial for furnishing and putting
up all kinds Of piung baths, hip baths, shower baths
douch baths. vspor baths wash and ~shampooing stands
etc, with necessary pipes and fixtures complete, IN
DWELLINGS and other buildings, and with mechanical
neame-s and dispatch
Also. great variety Ct pumps for al purposes. put up
complete.
Also, a large and varied stock Of splendid chandeliers
AMI other gas fixtures, shades. patent burners, sIps-
glasses. etc.
prap IN a. No 100 Vain street. oel3-lm
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EeTer md Arne.
Edmonson & Armstrong,
whaissale and Retail Draiers in
HIDES. OIL AND LEATHER,
80. 2TMAN sTREEz
Opposite Court square-Sign Of the
A.

- 80
& IL DEN ~sTIRRUP.
KEEP aniauty on hand a fun assarment o. articles In
their line, consisting iu part % Preach and American
CAR stinl Hemi1ck co. OAK Tanned sole Lerther
SKIRT g. Hamssa Bride. Wax and KIP Upper Leather.
Enumeiet nd Patent Lsa-her ~ sn kinds; Pad Hos,
cnamois Deer Liuius AMI Topping stizs Also. a fuu
assortmsnr % Saddiers shnsmoErr, and Ilnnsrs' Tools,
etc sadiiery. Hardware and HErucs NounfInE of sv-
cry varietT-to which We respectfully invits ihe auen-
ton Of perslus buyirE in our line. laI-daEly
saddles, Harness, Brides, Etc.
We areiust nov reoeivinz a fresh md vel selected
SOCK o. goods iu mis line, such az
SADDLES BRIDES,
HARNESS. coLLtRs
NAMES, WHIPS,
WAGON HARNESS,
BRIDLE FILINGS uORs COVERS.
SADDLE BAGS, ErC-, ETC, ETC.,
OF EFERT VARIETY.
All Of which we viii eel az TIE bsest market rates.
-EDMONnSON a ARMSTRONG,
No. az Main street.,
Jai-dasiy Sign o. the Golden siirrup.
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%IvoKYrYPEsi I%voRyTYPEsn CLARK 4 REM
ISGroS's greaiest improvement ever
invented. having an The softnes and ~hrilianey q color
peculiar 70 the genuine ivory miniature, and Al prices
within The resoh O. an, taken ONLY At CLARK a Rem
iurton's mummoh sky-light gallery. Aso, photographs
suhereatrpe. aal amhrslypes. oels-2N
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WHIE TO Buy PEoFEKTE.-There never can
- . more favorable tine % invest in H-mphis property
thsa ne p-ess-f. ne business season has just con-
.ssosd and traaesnsn eannot nov use their capital IN
snside oP~-rutiuas Il follows that the only camPetiiors
81 suaiou ssiss ~ rial estare are STRANGERS, nov making
as ttsir home Arer The business sesson is over tie
Hais % The fall and winter Wiz Be sbsorbed By real
ssats. ant then ne number o. buyers viii be vastly
saEnsuted, snipu1perty viii advznus With unprecedented
Hapidity. Sow isfhs time &c buy, either for speculative
e. othsr purposes. Seven city residences and six vacant
l5s vfn - sod his morning b Hons1rrst Duprss q
O.. See theIr advertisements.
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
We are authorized q announce HOS d. ELDRIDGE,
As a candidate for Attorney General for the Fifh, mir
teenth and Fourteenth civilDLstricts- se6-te'
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FRANCIS PHLEUL & 90

FRANCIS PILLEUL a. CO..
BEG ieave O. annouuoe %
the p~ubicthat they have OPEN
~ I'd their RESTAURANT al L
~-E No. 3, Shelby street All those
Eho may honor rs vie their patronage VII hn6 he tess
table the market zfards. MezlE Wll be seur 70 any
place IN town. II required.
lzrgs and ssauufui Saloon wil BE- 81 the disposition
q private Parties, Balls and EErriaees-
Breakfast from 9 10 TO- Dinner from I % 3; Supper
from 6 b 9 o'ciodk.
Every day q me LUNCH from 70 % q 0ciock.
The Rar Room j. provided viii the best Wines and
Liqusrs, and re will DO e~verythins 70 please our custc-
mers en- every respect.
sepIT-sm FRLSCIs PILLEUL A CO.
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ARSET Is acanlidate Tor Auorney-Genera
for the fifth. thirteenth. aud F1urteeulh Civil Districts
Of shelly county, Tennessee, Al the ensuing election
fhares,r rpl
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Pictures set in neat cases., warranted
Sewing machines, best in the market for the
money. Price $40 to sIGO.
YEAROUT s. CO.,
ocs-lm Calhoun Block, Memphis.
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For Acknowledgement

We are authorized to annource WM \. MORGAN, q
Germantown, as a candidate for County Trustee o. Shell
BY county oc4Ste'
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We are authorized 10 aunnunce kpNAhD PICKETT
ia. a. a candidate for Attorney-Geueral for me PM
Thirteenth and Faurteenfh own DIsI-Icl.- aus
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For safe.
A house. AND LOT, On Third street, bet~eea Nadi-
a son and hcaros- Terms essy. Inquire o.
a ARMSTRONG,
ocl5-im III Main street.
JOHN A. PUTNEY
A TORSEr At Law with J. KNOX WALKER. Mem
"A phis, Tenn. once in walkers Building. Main-st.
S0 BRLs. Fssan's II .Flour.
~ LINDSEY a FICELEN.
ocIa No. 5 Howard Row
I0O BKLs- Fssan's United siates Knls Fansy su-
lUO pernne Fl1ur- LINDSEY A FICELIS,
ocis No E0wards Row
I60 BRLs. supsrhns Flour for sale low to the
Oeis LISDsET a FICKLEN.
IN TUEs new Timothy Hay. for sale iov By
~ co.'s LINDSEY a FICELEE.
Az HRLs Hsrrison aad o. Z. Four;
~ 20 \ brs. Ne. ] white Fish;
50 SACKS Onious and Pstaioes-
Just received a.
ocs22 J.. S. MITCHELL a O's
/ GOLDES Strip, HolEsses, Fresh soda Graders
VI Pickles, Preserve, Catsupz, Sauces. and Fancy
Groceries generally Od Grow Whfky, dne Old Rran-
dies wines, Liquors and CiE4rs. Al
J. s a. cos.
o2 No Ss Provinces Block.
Children's Fancy Hats and caps.
4 DECEIVED this day, Per Adams Express, q beautiful
H ass'rtuenf- X r. MILLER a %
cell Opposite Court square.
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We are authorized D. announce W A. STAY As q can
didate foI Attomey-General, Tor the Fiuh. Thirte~ufh
and Fourteenth Civil nhtrieth- sei0-tes
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LoTrEEIFs AND LUcK.-A letter Of which
II fsnC-ins IL oopy. accompanied BY sms printed
arun-ts vas received ~ . friend yesterday and place
- our hams. Similar eooumeuts, vs learn, we're seat
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We are aufhori lied 60 announce r. d RAGLAED Al
. candidate for Atuorney-Geuerzl FOR TIE fIth, rhir.
tenth and Fourteenth Civil Districts se3-te
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For

EOE N-UtHtIHIs
III P. BANEHEAD b. n candidate Tor the once q
Attorney-GeneraI for the PIN, Thirteeuth and Four
teenf. Civil UIsfrict-- ses-fe
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LaEaaber! Lumber!

L HAVE for sale a very large assortment o. seasoned
Il Pine. Cypress and Poplar Sils, Joisis, Siuis, Rafterss
Weaiher-boardinE and sheafhinE, Al the same price as
green lumber a. the mills A-o, seasoned White Pine,
Cypress and Poplar, 4 ~, 2 and inches thicki Rough
and Dressed Ficoriug and Ceiling Cedar FenclnE Posts,
Shingles. Laths, etc. n = COCHRAN
ncI Center Landing. Dot " ashIn-tln nd Plplar Sc.
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ana.-....-.C Cincinnati. John Wsrner----bt louis
ssse K Ben..E. Orleans. J.. c. PTemoni.N. osissns-
~. Waish...N. Orleans DauI. Boone 81. .-YicksourE.
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For Tax COLLECTOR.

We are authorized TO aunounce JAMES ROARK Esl.
as candidate for the gmae % Tax Collector 81 Shelby
county al the ensuing election before The County Court IN
January next ocS-Wte
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WEDDING AND SITTING CARDs, engraved
and printed in the best style of the art, by
oc6-3m F. H. CLARK & co
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REgLlR SATURDAY PACKET.


TTUE u1-nIG-rrs and fast sl1e-rhaaI r.
i sreamer. r. NJ ETls,n j. r. sderi-L4 So
Esn. master. win commence oer r-Eu
trips 81 above. o. th- n-r TUESDAY, lu September ut
VIII leave wsm1Elr FTERT TUESDAY, d1r.EE feHsls
son. Shipper can rely Hl this Boat Remaining ntlr
TRADE DrsISG TuE SEASON.
Ard giving prompt intention % al way ant hrcrg
business
Far sreightor passass Apply 20
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Arrival Of Vessels AT new Orleans.
Nrw ORLEANS, Octoser 2s-Thc barques wm. A.
Banks and Hannibal, from RIO de- yaneiro. arrived at
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We are alIh0TlIel % lln0llc8 JUN , SALE a.
candidate for reelection % ne ufhceof Attoruey-Gener
in the Pin. Thirteeuta and Fourteenth Districts.
se1-dawtes
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AguG Cure,

Memphis, OCTOBER n -
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We are authorzed b. announce john BROWN as
candidate for County C1art Clerks q shelby county aiths
an.nlrE M.r.h .le-L.n. ~acIl-Les
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-11
BY Tuesday, Mail.

The Marion county Circuit Court, in a
contested election case recently brought be-
fore il, decided that the office of Mayor of a
city was not judicial one. VIM. j. Wal
lace bad been elected Mayor of Indianapolis.
Before the term expired, he resigned, and
was elected Sheriff Of the county His OPP
ponent contested his election, on the ground
that he could not fill any other Office OF hon
or or profit until the expiration Of the term
for which he was elected Mayor.
Altogether. about fifty applications for Ii
cense TO the county commissioners have been
Published, OF filed for publication, with the
several weekly papers at Indiauapoiia.
Erastus F. Could, for eight years business
manager and one of the publishers of the
Portland Me- Transcript, died of consump-
zion at his residence in that city, on W ed
nesday last.
The Italian exiles throughout the world
are rallying with great enthusiasm to the
Of 10000, from various Italian States, have
lately Joined the Sardinians. Half OF the
Neapolilan exiles in London have gone to
italy and the New York Post says many
OF the Italians in that city are winding up
Eneii aIiairs 10 order to return to Europe. q
The Springfield Ill. correspondent of the
81 Louis Republican says their CITY has late
y been infested with burglars and strum-
pets Several houses had been e.tereJ for
the purpose OF being robbed Two men
yer, shot, al house of ill-iamc in than
riiy "a few nights ago--One in the leg, and
The other ia the iace-prol'ahly ciOse Ia the
neck While the Court was in session .
lev ,ioS: afterwards, in the same city,
couple Oi attorneys took little turn at Z
Russ. ard were fined $50 apiece by tb,
C,.st Springfield il evidently fns=, ht
tie place
On Sunday last, tiie iody al an anknawi
m4E vas ioand hostin, among some drn,
"Jod al the foot Of Fillmore street. s.. Lon
i. When brought to TIE shore or die in
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spection of the Coroner, II was found that
his heck was dislocated, and that he pre-
scented other marks, going TO show that he
was killed and then thrown into the water.
Deceased was a young man, five feet nine
or ten inches in height, black or dark hair,
beard, and moustache. He wore fine black
cloth frock coat, black cloth vest, fine white
shirt, dark brown cashmere pants with
blueish stripes, and fine boots. Nothing but
a worsted glove was found in his pockets.
Financial matters in New York city are in
that feverish state that startles at every ru-
NOR, and grows pale at every alarm. Capt.
talists are anticipating m active demand for
money, and are rejoicing at the prospect
The stock bears are said TO be taking full
advantage Of the present state Of things.
A special dispatch to the Cincinnati Go
zetts, states that an Investigation will be or
dered, next session, covering persons aud
papers, which will disclose Mr.. Buchanan's
correspondence with r. J. Walker, in Kan
sas, and the secret history of the Lecompton
Constitution, which is now imperfectly un-
derstoOd by the country. These develop
ments must excite general indignation. The
same dispatch says, efforts are making to re-
move Mr.. Cuts, father-in-law Cf Judge
Douglas, whom Mr. Buchanan wrote that
he appointed, without reference to the lat
ter.
WIN. English, who sometime since killed
a man at Petersbnrgh, KY, for insulting
his wife, committed suicide, at Jacksonville,
KY, on Saturday, by discharging the con-
tents of both barrels of double. barrelled
shot gun through his breast.
Young Dubois, the forger of a check on
the Lafayette Bank, at Cincinnati, is still at
large. He was tracked as far as Cairo,
since when no discoveries have been made
of his whereabouts.
A great German musical convention, is to
be beld at Lafayette, in this State, on the
| 30th and 3lst inst. and lst of June-three
days. The Courier says, the large orchestra
connected with the Philharmonic society OF
Cincinnati, and composed of over twenty
first class performers, has been engaged for
the occasion. 1t is expected that there will
be at least three hundred delegates present
from various parts OF the State.
The cattle are said to be dying in large
numbers, in the vicinity of Metamora, Ills.
from feeding upon diseased straw. Large
numbers have also died in Peoria county
from the same cause.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EYvHR sUDsCRi8RR W.oULL Rn

II glad to meet with party having from s2,oh'
to 5000 to join him in Flooring, Sc, Factor y
he IL now erecting IN at the best situ.-
tions the Pdtoka river, and close ." railway
communication. His object in seeking partner
Is not 50 much want OF capital for has Ground
Buildings and Machinery spaid Tor, all beng newl,
it h. Ia meet with 10 assist and v iu s- b,n
brought up Ia the carpentry timber trade, (which
IA, himself has BEEN His own rhine will be much
taken up la procuring, OrdrrS and other matters
and will consequently require much of his time
from home, To any party Who Las this amount. OF
"A near approach, will Ind this 81 gt..a opportunity,
The most reliable rsierrhCs ssn he given. AID The
same will be required.
For farther particulars srPis 10 ia. koi'sI 1
skinner at Mr. Wades Sash ani Door Factory
Evansville, ST to Joseph Snow PatOka. both Of Ia.
diana. Eyll
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Latest from Kansas.

letter dated Leavenworth, Kansas, May
Sd, and published in the Cincinnati Times,
of Saturday last, gives us late intelligence
from that territory. A letter had been re-
ceived at LeavenwOrth, from 4 C. Smith,
Esq formerly of Cincinnati, now at Denver
City, near Pixies Peak, in which he states
that the country in the vicinity OF Pixies
Peak il much more favorable for agricul-
tural purposes than is generally supposed;
also that several small farms and gardens
are in process of cultivation. Mr. Smith
says that the mines in the Bayou Salado
North Park diggings are yielding about
SO per day, to miners using rockers. The
discoveries there, consist of shot gold, which
grows coarser the deeper they penetrate
favorable Indication lie states that in
The immediate vicinity OF Denver City, and
at various other points, the mines are pay
ing we'll and asserts that the uuiavorable
reports come from per5ons who lack the per-
severance aud energy requisite To success in
any country. He admits, however, that on
the other side many wiliul misstatements
| have been sent back to the States
Ii seems, however, that Mr Smiths state
ments are to he taken with some degree of
! allowance; for he bases his favorable i'm
pressions more upon what he hopes to dis
cover, than upon what he has actually
| seen.
On the 9Th nit, John Stuffie, charged
with the murder of his brother in-law, An
tome Beingratf-a German from Louisville
was lynched by an indignant mob, and
hung at Denver City. The father of Bein-
graf was also missing, and on The suspicion
that "A combination had been formed to MUIR
der him and his son for their money, anoth-
er sou and sOn-in-law were also arrested.
aHd about to be tried when the letter closed
: The rush from Eastern Kansas to the
mines has, perhaps, slightly abated but ev-
cry steamboat and train OF cars from the
East is still loaded with Pixies Peak emf
grants.
A gang Of horse thieves and robbers bav-
ing their headquarters in johnson county
Kansas, has just been broken up. 1t con-
sisted mainly of Young men. &c. Godfrey
who, as clerk OF an election precinct in that
county, in 1858, swore to several hundred
bogus votes, was arrested, and made such
revelations as resulted in tine breaking M
OF the company and the arrest of four of it.
members.
Politics were beginning to stir up tn,
people again. At Leavenworth, fusion
had taken place between the Douglas men
friends of the Administration, renegade fire,
State men, and some of the old border ruff
fans. Delegates were elected 10 the Terri
torial Democratic Convention, 10 assemble
AT Tecumseh on the 10Th inst. The Repub
lcans hold n Convention at Ossawattom
on the l5th when an effort will be made {,
secure union Of all the opposition. 4
I. third Convention, headed by Brown, of tn
Herald OF Freedom, is called TO meet at BIZ
Springs on the 18th
gss3. The defeated candidates at the lat
, election in indianapolis, who applied for a