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HARDWARE AeMoULTURAL INFIEMExrs.
ete--h you are in want Of such goods, read
advertisement Of Lownes, Orgin q Co., on
fourth mage.
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gafaI matters.

Wsasssaa7 Morning. may 5, Isss.
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THE Only .GRTTCLE
UNRHVALED N MARKET,
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN.
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L .-itqs NJ preiudice Eltl0ef ny reasdns a. setting
~ -, tie unwilling % ave your Esstora1ivs a triai
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4z been lzing gQur Fair Reafdrativr - - -.
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Til Weekly U. s. Male s. Passenger Line
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS, NAPOLEON 4 TICKsBURG,
on alfrrnsfs frr. -itl IA Ha1HIs ana s.-- 49,
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couHrt mel last nlshi rssular sessiau' me- rfesi-
dent ara Duuriass % the chsir.
On efinr ttsroii il uss na thsi srvrr,l o. % oi
osscrs -rs ,...u, "a, ohsirman ala tat hsrsafis
10 excuses usud b. accepted BY aim. hui the auiee
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IL g A--AA CLoB-1I Ea1EAE4
For white aud L-tls Red Rivers 81 Ch1rras fbarfs-r
D-s Arc. AuE-l'a. Grand Gsise and Iarzscnport
I'itA rev alN lls.t irauEht pzzsa1Err - ..
4 .-ea1lnr EVANSVILLE Amer Baird -
Master. Clas. ElyI1r. Clsrk viii leave 1unc-a
.1alT al a1oTe every TT ESDAT ais p H. Urr Hr..1b-
-r passage Apply ul bard or 20
mlr1G-1m Priest & BOWEN. assu-.
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A. ..l. p s.l srs !. ~ eisr'sa'F ..,,
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MAFoE's MEssAsE---Ths following message I
from tie Mayor was read in Council last
night
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In another column, see me advertisement Of
GEoEGE PATrIsoN & Co, Booksellers and
s-ationers, 253 Main street, near Madison
street.
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4EAAAA ~ nLftLl--- -----s..--l- c. aE---. ---se-f
JAS A GhAT, Cert
LTaFIt3 sl1e-rE rsEzilrlT IN faa Msl1- - =.
4 ali1 AL ArE1lzas FlEar trade u.l -
leave ~ Lltf lQlk. M 3ulfl a-l l -
gouts On ne Artal1s rirer every lLlE 80 1',loa
? o. Hlr lrciglf 1r l1ssaEa lEpT c
uAR1f7It ID = HATMAN. AasatI
81 h-4ll qrers ~ ~ 81 F b flie1 ~ "a 1oli
e. CIreld1fl rril-r. lp1o-lms
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A TrORNETS AND CoUNsEILORs Ar Law a
EFgt. dslo-ly
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8anlar patAlts.
IEMPHlSANDEEWORL

-1eer t-it arrlrg1rerf the H1aaw
tine . remlil la port shl11ers
iaefHi1ra p alsc Easl I'M r.su fhsfr :.
~. cl1et - ele1ing - raw
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TO Memphis shippers.
PRIEST & RoWEN.
sTEAMBOAT AGENTS,

w AAlifQe-il-1 4lelHp pau
I ELL haclu. Corn. hay. Oa-s. FIalr UhiszV Lard.
- etc. On ss-uielr AID flrF1ri Eer1aa1aiss q 1I
II I'm ~
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JOIN Haiian, solicitors ior oou7iaiHsais. 80
apl0-iawtw
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! Vieks0urs, shEevep9rt and TeHns

B--P1rtcuis1 ateutlou uiIIbs paid % ne uausa
% my cd FRIENDS ths lire Planters and Msrdhants y
an ne 'ts ms Tine and their uatrcnaga Is ress
f1iy s1cited by JNO gHInLET.
an2-tf
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p. @ EEENETr Clerk
WIS lue Ilr ruter bc1f having D en- ~ 49,
Il entirely re1rtef. WI run ueruIaue1fIs -.
40 regular plct.- from this port o. Helena ll--4
"lttsturg ara al. nlIn-s en- ne 81 Francs river
tar tfelslt ar p1zaare auriT on 1oard 81
PRIEST s. BOWEN AEsu1z.
llt-a-n No 2 Mlnr1e stree.
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IN A. CARDwELI. Real Estate and General

II 4 "A. NAltl'N F4ilis, Hcal Tsslate anu trtucrai
lJs Brker has tnkcn Che office, mp stairs, No
a3t reuylaia whore he propos attend 10 selling and
buying real estate IN the Unon renting ont and collecting
and houses rent lease business
anng real estate with unexcepionai Iogn aid
Tho settlement claims Of description the executive dc
d and Congress- and members
especially adjacent
subscriptions and advertising bis being such
to ehe him furnish the forms and Instructions
ues having snch well attending having advertisements
of the papers the of Columbia
expense Of u trap the city, prompt
Asc negotiation OF oaos good security and all dcscrp
on q husnss which properly be classed under Tho bead Of
erneral commission Brokerage.
RrEnKys Hon Harris, (formerly Mssour) Dr. A. "
y "arncti Col JAS g. berret, Richard Wailsch and
ne Pr"prc"rs Of the generally OF Washsgton
Msssrs u 4 g. H. Davonp and lon lakie, Richmond.
Rev. Nm y Pumer, Allegheny City, ra Col A. Burnley, Frank
crt Ays and John o. Sargent New York city. Dec Idu
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WILLIAM II. DoyE& CO.,

9A strest fer doors norn Of Feaasy5rapia o,'eins,
DEG leave to announce to the citizens OF Wash
u bcy prepared to cxecute any orders
Which thcr may be favored with IN the
PLUMBING, GAS, AND sTEAM-FITTING
hasiucs respective viii no under the supervision
s..ul the North where practical has
with all the modern nIropemrets In fact
they spared trouble expense the
be o syorkmcn-
stock Of eHANpfIIfs and other gas
h, sart al, s,on prosnptnes orders
prices hope share Of public pat
2j--u y
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Law and Land Agency, Washington.
YOUNG & NILES.

DICfARp NJ. YOUNG, former Commissioner ot
l. oice, and sAMfEl v. NtS hate of tt
Scrip Revolutionary and War Of 1912 Bounty Land Bureau
trinicui having ship, vii
their osuch business be conf
above They will
elr at,rnion chiefly prosecution claims before Congress
the supreme snte- the court Of Claims and al
rveeuiiyc departments the government
Nj. 4so Pcnnsyleana avcune
Dec ia--cp2rn }5 sw
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STATE OF GEORGIA, EBERT COUNTY.
In the superior court Of said county March .erm 1855

In the superior court Of said county March term,
Present his Honor James Thomas judge oG said court
bill have
der the viii Of VIM Borch, deoohscd, ureb
of said Will for m their lsgae clai
said viii Sarah kesec be paid 10 il,e
psrties entitled thereto Of her leaving child
childreu ~5l
ordered that said Sarah kesee her children
legal this before the
1853 ~ claim sd default said Appearance
egscy VIII then be cosod 10 be paid the parties bcorc
And Is further ordered that copy is order he Published
month FOR nnr ncntss the publication be becr she month
Mrch 1889 N te powing The Constitutional
nhss published IN Augusta The Union, Published Wash
the District Of Columbia The pusishcd
70 iou'svlc Ksnsucky newspaper puhscd
Ohio.
from The minutes superior &C
county Georgia az March term A. D. 1885, ihs l7h April lsss
April 27-lafnam MOSES r Mills Clerk
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Historians, Poetry, the Drama and Belle ettre writer's
many respects approaches completeness hne
many the standard French authors hncly bound an
family Eiels. both English American editions Pocket
Prayer cali, and celyet Albums
French Eksh Drawing and large cleston or the
books the Of them o permanent
undersigned extremely low prices most
ly imported from Europe by himself IA -
Ian fRANth fAfLpR
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NrEW YORK HERALD. IDAILY TIMES. TRI

IN bue News, Philadelphia rress, Philadelphia Ledger, he
day Of putlaon single Tor sale, or
at residences of Subscribers
Mercury; Weekly Iias OF Union, Gleason
acsp- Blons Pictorial, waveriey Magazine, Home
Jourlai Philadelphia New York and Boston weekly
ra,srs promptly Subscribers
Everything cheap pubcsun line ed pub
islcd. ~. - llsitf 90,
2l6 Penn avenue under Wiilards Hote, aud
Nev 25-stf ass Penn. avenue, y street
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NIoTTcE no TRAN ELLERs.-NEW AERANGF


MENT WITH GREATLY Nio WE'D sCIIfIui EFRoM w ASH
NGrUH NREAT PARTS OF THE SOUTH AMP 1uTWssT,
POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL-
ROAD daily lines Washington for the South
9th 6l
by the morning boat Obtains fine
breakfast o 81 hours down the
passing full or vernon. the
evening boat they good supper and rest o. four hours
comfortable arrive IN Richmond time to
with ali for the south and Southwest 2t
TIE southern mail l. conveyed s route being A
nie lass rairoadns than by other
making certain connexions TO
PrTRsHt VIRGINIA WELDON
n. G Ga MoSrsoMg0y
NEw CITIES
Richmond With The panvle southdc, Virginia,
Tennessee, and East Tenpexsre railroads
ron THE SOUTHWEST TO
nsuviilc. sryt9 Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga. HUNTSVILLE, Memphis,
Lypchburg, Knoxville, Atiaxta
Nashville, 70 Grand Iuncion, Montgomery,
4ftasess aud New Orleans I'm
through tickets further Information Of the inquire
ticket oe No. 352 Pennsylvania
Brow Ho,ol, hoArdiie beats foot or 6t
Gfu. MATrNLY,
August Fly Ticket Agent
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rTNIE BANKS OF NEW YORK. THEIR DEALERS

"A he CLEARING oase lsc 1907 sagi
g =. = tbeons, with thirty iuratons by Bcrrk r.
" n. Tor salc NJ FRANKLIN PHILIPS lsoogs orc,
uco 332 Pom. Eyenoe, bet. 9th loth
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rI,o DIPLOMATS AND ToURIsTs.-The adyer-

FI,0 DIPLOMATS AND T0URISTS.--The adver-
IL middaseet who with and speaks
the EnEh French Spanish usn languages well
acive and Of good noa acqainted with maritime affairs has
been merchant spow seSera wishes particularly
Americas diplomats s
Bnopsan may inteprc
courier, travelling clerk He furnish he
most unexcepiohsblc references for aua6caon from muy tsn
guised highest standing Washington Alabama.
Address Box No. rs, Mobile Ala OF the Hon. B
Fitzpatrick. II. 8. s. 3D--d3n
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CIEGE pE sEBAsroPoL; Jounal des operation

CIEGE DE SEBASr0P0L; Journal des Operations
~ da Genie ie General Nio VOL with large flc s,as
PARIS, 1855
vol. Paris, 1893.
Code Jui Nro rarmro dc (auiorafion Do Min
de n NarncD vol. Paris, 1883
frirdcr Code Do Jostcc NHse rarmee Dc uer vol
Paris, 1855 9
rouchor coae dc Justice nBte pour ramse crre Paris
s.lial. trar# ta', rsl.I|
10 Service luteisur Dc Ia tioife, Paris 1883
icrrt lfganisali 4, u rsoss sol Fafis,
1855
pnl. all2 Pirs, lssS- t-sf
ROY i.s eoaaaas ifanrai.e. eu lsss got rar- 1885
Iant fRANcK TAYLOR
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Esnl IeF H7Ne s.uaFe, aaf TUE H "t' -
nrdercr n
twice OF sae week VIII W charged 576 saes~e for GA
irscr aae, te the dAasy 50
cents per each special DcesA chsrscd desne
the foregoing rates.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

L>ROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO, ALI. PARTS
s ~ RI nir L WEST 80 sovrwFsr , AND ND SonnEAi
Two tbnoash daily eroet sanda, from Wash
insspa ies .he West, a. hllowss
ng closely Washington Juncn FOR canbqriand and Pefm9ni
washaalos al 40 ~ M reaching y day
connsens directly Louisville tbe
grand scenery daylight
esther ths 90 cr $40 @ ,rain from washfgon and Nc
Virginia
Through and baggage ctecks 10 all quarters and every
other possible aolily, wh BIS found upon this route
Way R@ssenss if The main se q the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
FOR al pe.s between Washington junction Piedmont
10 With the Frederick sac r. m
M ,s Fur BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
leave wasbingoa baltimore oio and 7S m
and aa5 p. On sunday al alo, D. only
Leave Baltimore at 4 30 and $780, and $50 and 53o
chly si SOP way
thsw.si aaa 20 Sio 81 and % 90 me Fast
ness, Once rIiIs II fAisoSs Agent washington
oc,s Master Of transportation, Baltimore.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
aGhEar SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA,
t.4tN RaIIRoAD
trln WASHINGTON CITY To Virginia Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi Louisana, Arkansas, and Texas.
Through Tickets be ostAned the southwestern BAH
road ore and sixth street, Washing
board the Ferry Boat George Page the Office OF
the Orange Alexandria Rairs.a, at Alexandria,
S 1"nea ehaiianaess Sashvie raaa june ~
ton, Mcmphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans
and Continuous Railway Memphis
Anering greater Expedition and coo and being 200 miles
shorter than by other rcnte.
e ferry boat George Page leaves The foot Seventh
Atdk ocaock Alexandria, where take The r
Rohrund, Saunton, White Sulphur Springs Wool
s,oet as ard a. + 3 n or snoa g and al points Southwest
Baggage Wagons and leave the office
o'olock a. M, and y D. n, III
..t JAMES a. EVANS, Agent.
june lsu Washington,
GUNNER ARRANGEM ENT.-The steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will follows,
Leave Alexandria at A. g. TO- Il o'clock and sclock
Washington p ococ, MI 3, 5, olclock
p
The THOMAS coYER whsn the route, win opposite
hours. 1S
whacys emnbses with tho Page and Coyer, will
The Capitol and u 2 and Fennsy
he time the boats leave liexanira
June s--eodA-sr RICHARD wAlIAcH, President.
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FLORIDA CLAIMS.

Mr.. MALLORY gave notice that he would ON Monday,
early day thereafter, ask to take up the bin de
cinraor Of the fo carrying into effect the ninth
solc OF the treaty of 1919 between the United States
md Spain
Ar NJ observed thai there very elaborate report
made on this subject which he desired senators 20 read as
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REsorgTIoN SUBMITTED,
Mr.. WILSON submitted the following resolution for
consideration

Resof the General the care practicable
period the Senate copies Of all
made with John Buecd and his associates for
ing the mail otherwise from the Mississippi the Pacific
inivrniate points, that he by what
authority under what such
made and h he also state full
what payments have made
services contracts ageecnts when made, ho
and ia what Aud that The Postmaster General further
fully wbn letters packages
slatcbos been carried
from Nsi sild California
mediate points money collected
letters, dpiebes packages
what security given the
agreement contracts furnish cule OF any
nninhcr passengers that have been
ed by sd and from hat what poiu's snd
what also the made each "Trip between san
Francisco the MssssipFa river.
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4 a. O. LAMAR c. n i'll
TT AMAR, MOTT, Il AUTRY, Attorneys-at-Law,
Holly Springs practice the High Court Of Errors
Appeals Federal Court Poniosoc he Courts OF
Mississpii will attend the col
throughout North Mississippi. sept lsln
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TWO CENTS.

il contained all the evidences ia support of the bill and
would therefore oyate the necessity ior any ehgened
dieenssion when the subject came nn.
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Fesidcn Of the United states in his opinion
shall incompatible with The public interest be requested
the senate correspondence which haye
passed between her Britannia Mlesty government and the
United States London Of recent touching the
nag IN the proecion Of the African slave
Africa and especially touching ihe the
N.n1nrc Inn Ilni icnn.i
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Mr. CHAFFEE OF Massachusetts,, caied for the 'regu-
las onler' of business
Ne NICHOLS Of Ohio trusted the ssntleman would
Withdraw his esil and allow The lii before the
House and be pnte lie deslred curly action upon A.
Objection being Withdrawn the otder sos The printing
Of Il was made.
ADJOURNMENT MONDAY.
Mr. DAVIDSON, of Louisiana, moved thnt when the
House adjourn to-day it adjourn 10 meet on Monday next
which motion not agreed to.
nEpoRIs frtoS coMMlrTEEx
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Rored That The secretary the Navy communicate
all kinds belonging
with the navy OF the United state together with list
an the navy with ier compensation together ei
Ills opinion whether coiensa
ton them, without injury
scr,ca
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On motion by M. FlIZPATRICK,

report
The length and grade service performed by joel Harris Virginia,
In the the whether State Virginia did
ocr aremandor Of % private Of infantry Of the continental
Harris aud he also report
said James appears ihe rolls order book other
Nj LIN III Nis
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MIR STEPHENS. of Georga. stated that inquiries had
been made Of him all sides about the Oregon bill He
would announce 10 the House that the Senate bill in
his desk ready to be reported the first time the Commit
tee on Territories shall be called aud he trusted the
committee would be reached by Tuesday next.
AIr WASHBuRNE, of Illinois, inquired whether Il
proposed TO put the bill upon its passace without
discussion.
Nj STEPHENS replied tlat Il mas not that the biz
would be reported for action II tc Hunsv would con-
sent, the bill could be printed
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-07-07

VINO ARE SLAVES ?-CHARLEs Ernst
AND GEN. CAss.-Charles Ernst, of Gin
cinnati, for thirty years citizen of the
United States, and now Lieutenant Colo
mel of the Ohio Militia, visited Washing.
ton, with view of going to Europe, il
he could do so safely. He visited Gen
Cass, and was coolly told by the Secre-
tary, that he could not be protected il
"seized" or "pressed" into service By
the Powers Of his native home. He had,
in consequence, to abandon his trip.
So we go. Modern Democracy has
not the spirit of freedom in its heart. II
has lost the ardor which Gen. jackson
manifested, and sacrificed the principle
which Capt. Ingraham asserted and
Marcy defended. 1t is the embodiment
of a cold CONGRATULATIONS how to
obey the nod of the Slave Power at home,
but cares not for naturalized adopted
freemen or their rights Yet how this
modern Democracy howled about Massa.
chusetts ! Out upon such hypocrisy =
LedUenportA Times.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-07-07
Tho Renubliean Convention.

The call is out for Republican Con-
yention to nominate a Delegate to Con-
gress. As the School Superintendent
holds his office for another year, there VIII
be no nomination for that Office. Ample
time is given between this and the hold
ing of the Convention for thorough or
ganization of the party. 1t will be nm
portant for the Republicans Of the Terri
tory to select their best men as Delegates.
Whilst the sentiment Of large portion
of the party is in favor Of the re-nomina-
ton Of our present Representative. We
doubt not that numerous other candidates
will spring up anxious to sacrifice them
selves upon the altar of duty-or, in other
words, to accept the nomination ii forced
upon them. :.
1t will be time enough hereafter to dis
cuss individual merits, though we are free
to confess.our mind is clear as 10 the man
who shall receive our support, through
all and every complication or combina-
ton.
The present duty of the Republicans is
that of organization.
In the election of Constitutional Dele
gates. the Republicans have carried the
day by from ten to twelve majority. This
is fixed fact, whoever may blaat denial
We went into the fight unorganized. Lo-
cal questions - matters Of speculative
Railroads. County Seats. and individual
ambitions-lost us the day in more than
one County. y proper organization
would have harmonized these difficulties
They have no place in political contest
Yet still we are victorious, and the
great truth was proclaimed that Kansas
was true to r Publicaaism and Freedom,
\ thorough organization will seal Oul
last victory by another still more complete
and glorious.
Kansas must be represented in Congress
by Republican who stsn'lS backed by a
majority of over FIVE THOUSAND !-Leas.
Times.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-07-07
The Delegates Elect.

-Four Democrats and one Republican
were elected to represent this County in
the Constitutional Convention.
Mr.. John Stairwalt. Of Palermo. is a
Democrat Of tAe Old School, AMI avow-
edly Pro Slavery man. lie is an old
settler in Kansas. AMI enjoys the esteem
of wide circle Of friends belonging To
both parties. He is not politician. is a
man of business. energy an talent, and
''all right but his politics."
Mr. John w Forman. Of Doniphan, is
well known as Pro Slavery Democrat
was selected for his personal populari-
ty, and elected on local question. lie
is also business man, and not u politi-
clan.
Mr.. L. NJ Hubbard, of Highland, is
said to belong to that wing of the party
-curiously named Free State Democrat
ic. Of his qualifications we know moth
ing-personally, he bears the reputation
of being a very fine man.
Benjamin Wrigley, of Troy, is law
yer and a man of average ability. He
is. we believe. the only politician in the
delegation. In 1856 he was Republi
can, and until last Fall. operated with
the Free State party of Kansas. when he
ran on the Democratic ticket for Repre-
sentative, and was defeated. lie also
claims the adulterated title of Free State
Democrat.
Mr.. r. J. Porter is a Republican of
unwavering principles, was elected last
Fall Treasurer of Doniphan County. He
has ever proven faithful to the Free State
cause, and is worthy of the confidence of
the party that elected him. Politically,
with the exception of Mr. Porter, Ttie
delegation is very bad. but otherwise, we
urge no objection to it.-Palernao Lea
der.
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zens of thirty years standing, to the ty-
rants of Europe, to be used as targets, in
the attempt to keep the world in bond
age! We confess to a certain amount of
Know Nothingism but we have not
dipped into it SO deeply as to approve of
the decision of Secretary Cass. We
would not thus surrender to European
tyrant the rights of an adopted citizen,
if that citizen had deserted from the army
of that tyrant, and had shot down do
zen sentries and guards, in making his
escaped