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CHICAGO, MONDAY. AUGUST 8, 1859.

WHOLESALE DkGa .TRluE-QEseE8. BMxEx,
PHILLIPS Co.-0ur neEchznts - preparing
for the Fall trade in manner snd With \ Iber-
ality that promise to make our l.1ket more
attractive than eEer before for D. country
trade buy light aud bny near Anme, Is the
lesson Of the late panic to the Westtu country
merchant The wholesale Drug Trade Of this
city has attsinea prominent 1snh in the
Wholesale business Of the city. The Heu known
and popular house Of Bockee, Philips Co.,
late Dockee, Innis / Co.. No as South Water
street are now receiving heavJ ~ extensive
stock for the Fail trade Their prfuises gire
Them IN area Of ere floors and basement, in
store twenty-six feet front BY orc hundred
aud forty deep, 4 liberal allowance Of room
one would say, bnt none too ampla he would
be forced to add were he to g1anee through
these well filed floors The ho0e who en-
joy i fine reputation, are cngssed d the gencr-
al drug trade, manufacturers goo&s, &c, and
claim to ll out bills At New York prees, freight
added: By the agency Of such fizmt'a Aessrs,
D. r. i Co., the reasons are each season becom-
ing more cogeut why there is no ssed Of any
retailer in their line certainly, buIing 1t the
East
, 1859-08-08

ANOTHER Su1c.nE- -"NHo SLEW ALL THEsx."
On Friday afternoon Int, Coroner James .was
called to hold m inquest upon the body OF
German named David Lehman, reaiding On the
road leading to Blue Island, who committed ST.
tcide By hanging hinsen with harness reins in
barn. =
Deceased, brother OF q well known brewer
OF this city, had been until recently living with
The latter, until week Or two since. He was
muco addicted to drink, and his brother, in or
der to cure him if possible, sent him to work On
s.s ,a''a % ~ .rp, ~. b. s Is1s.s I ~ 49,
t.,. ~ ~. M s W. ~. M had ~ ~ p1na i.,.nd u.
r"s-.:.. ] .a.nsaad ~ oht.;n ,;onor md ~ -.
-..,.E- In. n .t,t. ~ a.r,n,.r.nt
a.ns.d ~1;nror he rent IN. to The harn md
,A~seN - "4a' .:.,"s .,,;.;ao IT.. .aa1 -.
Fetns from L "a'ocs' aua 4.s'eueo oue GU ~
notch in the upright" put tie other round
his neck BY a peculiar knot, and jumped from
.ta ,,ancer lehman was n sior1e man. about
thirty-.i1 years Of age. The jury returned
verdict in accordance with the facts. 49,,
The evidence recently on this point indicates
that there would be very little call for the Cor
49, s,.ss:::~,. - 49, d..ao,: ~ ,4,,.a a-;nt
tne hauo1"ofA u LIE ue'non VI sttonS o1iuA-
Reriexr theSe cnssE of recent occurrence and
As~'4e" ~A~0- ~~0 ~~ ~
tracc the connection At Hyde Park moor in
ebCiate Is cut to pieces bT the lying wheels Of
.:. rrh h5- ~ 3.rnla =;
an e1PfesS hlaln. Abt ooo3 VI " a5onA1Eu -
taken from the riyer Another il found in the
.rx c.. -
wafer near tue Sag. a drunken hent on the
West Side lodges criminal IN the jail to an
w.-. homir;da aud <iras Tho Coronar q
~. ~,
llesu '4ItAu1' Aoe Hen'tA ~ o@AnAf " 'csAtJt
has kept Coroner James very busy Of late
As' N~f 4s
~, : n, ~. r. ..,
MEpICAL-lhe tol!oNlpE the LEG tHole
...,,, .a.,,.a h., 4ha f'b;,,oo a..d.,,,. oF
Teceu1'J auoiteu ~ tne eo'labo t.eoocnt ~
24ealcn Se'eoses' = e"ens aa' Anee' o"As
brohably to the dull times. and the deSperatetF
-.
healthy condlaon o! the community:
NFnrrAI f.TH.E
.,,,...,s,
For prot!ac1ed sikts, per boWT ext'a...... 10
E0t \ ', ~ ara hFR eotsutt'Glhn..-. W 10 ~ "
For eaeh subsequent ss:i aud eohsaaa'
to1- ...;-.-.-:.:;,. ~
IL rs, s%s'''n ~ " e'e'' n'e easep' "' I'm
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.ARl3OR ANDRIVER WORK,

Il ": Ut pr pestt to do IN ktnts Of DRE}G ING
ard HAKBoR WORK II unpFscsden&!y 1ov psiees-
1hoss wznir to &mpFovs tAe vNsr kks III md f,r
tAes ntetsA to kt1s u call Q1ca ~ WaaamxtontS
caaaAs% 1gY II. LII: susaE>sss
, 1859-08-08

AcV1ckEns TuzATRE-Thls evening Drough-
am in two Of his great characters, " Columbus
el F1llibustero," and "0'Callahan." Get your
, 1859-08-08

Pagel up for larceny Of coat, cloak, and shawl
resulted in bis acquittal. He cody told the
officers that be did not claim the property, and
it was taken to pawnbrolcrs with whom it
had been found pawned. This fellow seems to
possess dkad-Aead ticket which the juries
respect.
He was indicted in Jane for stealing q car.
riage, shawl, aud parasol, goods found in his
possession; WIS seen taking them Of, dc., and
was acquitted. lie was also indicted in Febru-
ary for stealing sheep and acquitted. The
same lawyer defended him each time.
ANIMAL REVIEW OF THE M1ss1ox SCHOOL Coz
xkc1ED WITH TIE Tn1aD PaEsnfrzn1Ax CucRcH.
The Annual gathering Of the Sabbath School
Of this Church with the four Missions will occur
on Tuesday next. Procession ut II o'clock P.
H., from West Market unll, in the following
order;
l. Chicago Light Guard Band.
9. Home Sabbath School
3. William Street Mission.
4. Milwankce Depot Mission.
s. West Market Central Mission.
6. Aberdeen Street Mission.
kct Hall for the small children at r, H., dis
missed ut I. u. For the larEcr ones At 7, dis
missed ut 8. Social gathering Of tho teachers
and friends at 8 P. u.
Instrumental and vocal music and addresses
will form part Of the programme.
In this new feature OF the Sabbath School
enterprise the Young Mems Christian Associa-
a. rf afx $tnn - ~
Of csery lovcs Of Sunday School work, and they
ask the Christian public to signify their approval
Of home cntertainmen ut for our Schools in place
of the fatiguing cares and arduous responsible
tiles Of the out Of town picnic.
HORSE Cans rs. 0xS1RCsEs.-0rposition is
the life Of trade. This axiom WIS strikinely
e1cmplidcd on Randolph street on Saturday
last. The Railroad track was finished on Fri
day evening. and the next morning two of the
new cars made their advent on the street, max
| ing trips cvery half hour from State street to
Union Park, thence over to Lake, and along
that street to Roby street, which is within four
blocks Of the Western limits Of the city. The
appearance Of the cars was the signal for the
Walker line Of o1nnibnses TO whip up. Buses
we're run every tea minutes instead Of three
times an hour as heretofore. Speed was in
creased fully one-thsrd-the passengers being
pnt through regardless. Of horse desh,
and the fare was reduced to fhrtt e<nts-
that is, 20 tickets were sold for dollar, which
st cents. between the buses and cars the
travelling public had lively times on Saturday,
| as one or the other conveyance ran crery seven
, 1859-08-08
D l E D

July szh, Il caIsvHs. o1ansu County. =. r. 4 ths
dauehtsr Il lie lais kA,nezs Runa:<y, axea J.s1k
HNeVtn-xA r. T. June 13th. Of otCoofsniou GEORGE
u, EABLER rexdent ot Walden, tn hls N yea1.
DEMOVlAL.-NVe have removed
III eur stoek eS Coods 10 the ..
y " S TOR
I38s.....,8e9th WateR 8&tee&,......,l2V
Oss Hoek Est Il cR "a Sandy =.
sas So ~~', wN. LITTLE i 60,
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1xxExsE Brs1xtsa-1. H. Singer L Co., are
still extending their business operations by the
erection of'a new and elegant building for manu-
featuring their new A machines, which have
lately. acquired such popularity iu great many
families in the West
They have sold ofthis style Of Machine, with
in the last sixty days, three thousand six hun
dred md seventy, aud Of al the varieties unanu-
fnctnred by Item, seven thousand two hundred
and forty, making the largest sales that have
erer been made il this branch Of business, in
the same length Of time The latest improve
ment designated as the 4 Machine, has recently
been examined by the best mechanics in the
United Stases, aud pronounced By them to be
the best piece Of mechanism they had ever seen.
Call At the salesrooms, No. SC Lake street,
and judge for yourselves, when We feel assured
that you will Al once decide that the merits
and capacity Of this Machine for family work
arc unequafled. au4lw
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Mrs,c rnox No. o5 sor7u CLARK sruEE7.-
Meszrs. Root i Cady from their well supplied
shelves in Larmon Block, send US tue follow
ing pieces Of new music, with one exception
from tue old and popular music publishing
house Of Mcssrs. William Hall L Son, No. 543
Broadway, NY. The ladies' and music lovers
generally, are sure to find with Messrs. Il. l.
Co., the latest, freshest, and best music at
No. s5 South Clask street. The following list
contains gems:
"The God Bye attl,c Door" Words by Carpenter;
music ~ St-paea Cloves.
~Geml1e ssa1I ~ Mnash II ThoTaf H.:
IL Ns1 khami1i sy joa ou.h, Esq.,
Ny assa nsan !onE saA 1e!oy. :.
The leasss t,as fa In Spring" Bailat By John nouE
~7!eaolias @ Before Thine A~f III, Throne" Music by1.c,
H7ln.td; .,a:eea for .he piano By i. .Appees solo
IN 9sE-nt keys aad moscuents 70 sss dc sentiment
xsrss 8 = s5sss ~ 90:
En- E. fss es 9nsta
IA s';ss &C. Ct Il nir hoaas e B, A. c.oe, u
Books ron m. Lsrr1z Fo1xx-William Tom:
linson, from his ChiIdren's and Sabbath School
Bookstore, No. 81 Randolph street, sends us =
batch Of charming volumes Of the class Of which
| the American Sunday School Union are issuing
| one each week. Print and paper perfect, md
matter just right for the child reader. These
little volumes arc,
NATURES School, or Lessons in the Garden and
| in tue field.
Ellen Aordans. or the FFuin OF Iruo He'll
e'TTa, eTnc wor1;nc nov,s spnd,v i,nrro,cd
| The Woodcufters Of Lebanon.
| Freddy, the Runaway, or the Lost one Found.
| 1;;a as So. go MI .s+ p.
Emma Aston.
We cannot utter better wish for our yonnc
| frirn,. than tbe no*ses:;on If ,;hr,rr - .h..e
fresh little Volumes fiftv-tvo in .1c,r
-.
afoL1S PROPERTY focSo:---1n aiot"es lssue
We eotea tne 'ae. 'na' one ~ ,so1an@ Reese no
man o' n'-'a"e' n'n.s q" "ess hanootph street,
Was arrested hon'e'n''s s'nes 'os Aeep'og ois-
ofoefts noose' Ana sea. ~ of'oe"en' Our1ng
rt smith az;ax canadr MAJ. and h,r .ando.
named Nike Holland. Af>er She had <err:.1 ~
h.r term ,be returned to her Inns md fa,ns
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~ e. II SERlTES. Aasatatta7 Ases, s. pn~tsra-a
Il usshar=t b ra.iss Adr1afs fer tAis aad al IL
Leadf.a Fupess q ~ Na<tA Hex. &1-be4y
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ITO BAKERS.-A fine Store and
l. Bike shbp with an Il MOL csaetet Machine and
" t1ta" thsseaaso stlonx4x r. EoA f.nnnk Sfdes. ~
uruadway between Fox and Main stfeetA ArEo \ H.
grand erenlnk Offers lhert but one Eakesy In the
CITY, and Il c1n1tt supply the demands. AdiE. Is
iytll1nx Au3fiN MANN. Ausots. III.
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out in Kane County That frightened those birds
80 terribly that one crow brought back corn he
had stolen three davs before.
HELD 70 DA1L-Two females, Mrs. Halt, and
kate Meehan, iving With her az domestic,
were on Saturday held to bail IN $500 each for
larceny as bailce. The complaint was preferred
By a DR.. Tennery. J
ERaA1rx.-We were misinformed and our
statement does injustice to Ar- Caldwell in our
last issue. He was in the fracas at tue saloon
on Randolph street, but did not take the watch.
man named Thompson Vas found in posses
sion Of property.
FIRE MArTERs.-Tlc steamer Island Queen
has been established in her new quarters lately
occupied By Eagine Co., No. 6, in West Lake
street. The steamer Enterprise will be moved
to the Engine House on State street, near Har-
rison, next week.
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THE VAN NORMAN INSTI.
l. TUTE,
A~Trof:sh n1A Frannh E.honf f,rV.rv1 .a{.a

SGA. and West tSth stsett
Murray I'LL, two doota from Filth Avenue Sev York,
will the 18th day IT S. tenlher next The In
sIiuon oeeupea tae hlKh~s and ia Ill ,tpeca the
aeb bio lea1tun IN achvul purposes In The diy- fha
means Vt kot ~Aer thus securing tte fold
Adrauasc OF Iarxes !naux Of EUR AIR. and tlsnd
entire s.o3 set asar for C.shenle ese.ea anu The
cultivation Of p souat sraesa ausuton to ~h.eh eons-
The Prime nj Is A.aeel hy Ladies' Of lie highest quaua
taN M for their yoc7tiun.
The abes: masters employed fri Frtneh Itanan Ge:.
rnan. rlano Fore Harp, aad osher aeco1p hnenss
Aaoos b. fsen4. ~ palT%on;p e ths fnsp7 A. .eeas to
Sta.m unixertisy Y Hr'nxtn E Lpn; -: ot Ct!s4sn;
Of loukes y. y; ser. john Ae1Ilu ock- L.. D., Iel
dent Of Tht roy Cnyc:s1y Eev 1hos'a: peWiu p p.
Nev Jtel fastes D. Hon. lanes Harper, a4d Hotaes
Wet.sez. LIZ. D. Of New asEk C"J.
YAN NORMAN. Ii. y. 2. tns,ral. a.s.ss.eaz rs
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TIE CADETS GrxxAs1ux.- Cadfts seem 10
be on the right road in securing the idrant.gea
Of thoroughly appointed Gymnasis in Gar
rett Block, Is before referred to BY ~ .1henew
Hail will be openel formally on Tussdsy even
ing, when the boys will appear il their new
fat'gue dress. -.
They have been Mt heavy e1pcnsein fitting up
their new premises, md certainly have succeed
ed in securing great comp1etenessof Of appoint
ment We trust our citizens will appreciate and
profit BY this Gymnasium. Well conducted
these institutions cannot become too numerous.
On the opening occasion to-morrov eyening
gentlemen md ladies' will be nu,nersas1y pres
cnt, by limitation, in additoa to the regular and
honorary members Of the eorps. Aehauge We
are requested to state has been madi in the price
oftickets Of membership, Is beingthe present
fee, instead OF $40 as originally. Those who
hare paid the latter gum arc bcingrcimbursed
the excesa,
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GenrraI N0ttfes.

~ FOR CHARTER FOR EX-
~ cCRslOys-:Tne heaa'lf, yaeht n =, 4.
nre .1 ~. ,n. Cspt H.w kts thoroughly r. triteexd
saSr applyio C1ps Il. on soara. stu12os y Ioe .e*-
hamx Nh3JE aoo -
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OYrrcE or TIE WHEELER i WnsoS MAxr-
fAcTrE1x1 Co, l67 AND 1G9 LAKE SrKEEr-
GEO. r. CH1rrESDES, AGEsr.-Nr. 4. W. Har-
ris agent for /. u. Singer Co. in this city, hav-
ing published (!uly 4th) under the head
lad made and ".old during the last ai1ty days
Seven Thousand Two Hundred and Forty Sew
in. Machines" and as this statement Is calcula-
tedto mislead the public By putting the number
Of machines made and sold in this time too many
By over 5000, according to the following quar-
terly statement Of l. H. Singer L Co. them
fair, reliable and correct statement of the num-
ber of sewing machines made and sold By l. u.
SINGER, GnorEa BAKEn, md WHEELER J.
WstsoS, beg leAxe to submit the enclosed letter
from Z. Howe, Jr, (patensee Of apast common
to all machines, to whom is rendered by each
chimes sold, and to whom is paid license fee on
each.
AT Broome Street, New York.
- July 2ath, 1859.
Gro. Il. CH11.ESpEx, Esa.-DearSir:
Below send you the number Of Sewing Ma-
chimes sold by the three firms Of Wheeler l.
Wilson Manufacturing Company. the Grover i
Baker, Sewing Machine Co., md !. H. Singer
Go. The quarterly Estnrns do not come in at
the same time from Ill, but send you the last
returns rendered, viz:
Wheeler Wilson, manufacturing Co., re-
turned May lst, 1850, ses3 machines so1d in
the United States aud Territories and 1876 ex,
ported.
Grover 4 Baker Sewing Machine Co., return.
ed Nav LIST, 1859, $500 machines toId in the
United States and Territories and 14o oexportet1
I. II. Singer Co., returned July i, 1859
e1sl Machines sold ia the United States and
Territories and $50 exported
The ADORE il trxS and correct account .,
their quarterly zeturnA
Respectfully you1s. E. Ho~a, JR.
xuX3-3W :,
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Nkws, kc.-Sonis / Hyde hare their coun-
ters full Of fresh periodical tersture, the week
lies, leading dailies, h., &C. -.
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20 Reut.

ITO RENT-Several good brick
l. dwennsa wMh stab1a. A1ao. AvNteey Of fteusussaes
4 H.oes nua e1ao to eaoa AHB0rT Il KINGNAH,
I'D Cs1x n1tt4. milf e7;n IN
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HkcsED WITH TIE Tu1np PREsnrrEn1Ax CucRcH.
The Annual gathering Of the Sabbath School
Of this Church with the four Missions will occur
on Tuesday next. Procession ut Il o'clock ?.
H., from West Market unll, in the following
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POCKEE, PHILLIPS d. Co,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

No. IS South Water st3rcs,
orrxH Fpn sux At TUE LOWEST AAxxxr IKpcIs:
TOM Qa1a. Lsn.e ID Oh.
kOn vi ter E'.AeheI Whala OIL
90 Bbta. 90 Alcohol.
20 Cam,hrne-Ffteh-
70 Srts tnEpcut ne
81 Tons Willie Ltat, IN Ou.
- Ehts. Tanners ul-
=, Machnt1y Oh
Together With full ortnen: Of Drugs, Medicines
l.o,uea Natat.hAs T.. Il aE3
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GFor the "Spirit::"]
q SuNr1sH, March II.
The Balm Man

Or Professor Harrison, seems to be a
man of note Judging from the accounts Civ
en- of him for, some time past by the
Wheeling prints. 1t takes but little ef-
fort now q days for an individual to get a
handle to his name, and even fiddlers and
the like hailing from the aforesaid city,
are dubbed With "Professor" which it
would seem carries with it the idea that
the local editors at least of that town
with many houses have what it requires
to constitute professor. But their
remarks as to this OUTLAW, are in keeping
with their local news generally, viz: al
ways inverted. They readily admit that
he has transgressed the laws o. the City
OF WHEELING and had to fork up, but for
q one horse town like Sunfish, to take q
man to task for misconduct is outrageous.
Now we venture the prediction that es-
pecially the article in the Times does not
contain less than one untruth to every
two lies, and so far as the distributing Of
a barrel of -four to each of the citizens
is concerned, if Mr.. Harrison is charitably
disposed he could readily find sufficient
number Of needy persons to expend all he
has ever made with his tricks, without
travelling out of their town. In conclu-
sion would remark that I cannot see
why the editors of the Latelsgsncer but
especially of the Times take such extraor-
dinary pains to defend Mr.. Harrison and
to render the citizens of Sunfsh Gas they
term it) so obnoxious. unless he is a par
ticular chum of theirs and that they are
fearful he will become 50 reduced pecuni-
arily that he will not have the ready to
foot the bill at the whiskey shops, oyster
saloons. &C., &C., which they may visit
in company with him. Keep on gentle
men, your subscription lists are fast in
creasing in these parts.--(over the left. }
If you have any more such stuff on your
stomachs 'just puke it up, puke it up"
ri q a.l sat La EAST
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Democratic State Convention.

- At q meeting of the Democratic State
,sml Central Committee held in Columbus, on
xlro saturday, January s., 1853, it vas.
sgayss Resoloed, That the next Democratic
!fi's State Convention be held in the City ol
---.sColumbus, on THURSDAY, MAY 26,
--sirlS50, for the purpose of nominating the
-sa'fotiowing officers: Governor, Lieutenant
isdiGevernor, q Supreme Judge, Auditor Of
-soqState, Treasurer of State, Secretary ol
snoi6tate, eSchool Commissioner. and Mem.
1ieGber ofthe Board of Public Works. p
baA ''ona motion, it was further 81
.s., 80 Resolved, That the ratio of representa-
otion in said Convention be one vote fol
-, -" every 500 cast for r. W. Barley for
~ Supreme Judge in 1853, and one for every
: fraction of $50 or over, cast for the
Same. -
Monroe county is entitled to four del.
xi7s egetes.as .nin7ecH afg y'sG ~ sA
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Abusing the Commissioner.
From the Ohio statesman.J

While the Republican Members Of the
Legislature and the Columbus Correspon.
dents of their papers are reviling Mr..
REMEELIN, the Editors are making vain
and puerile efforts to damage Messss.
EDGERToN and MORGAN The Cincinnati
Gazette says, that it cannot be supposed
but Mr.. MORGAN knows q good deal not
told; tina: it is to be presumed, that he b
implicated, and that EDaERroN also con-
ceals something. We should have theugAs
that by their exertions. enough has been
revealed to satisfy any RepublicsI bank
organ. They do not deal IN presumptions,
and snpposes and guesses. but ia positive
proof extracted from unwilling vitnbssse
that the Republican State Ofhcers were I'll
more or less involved with GIBSON. Oar
opponents may rave and denonnee, they
will not obliterate the Report BY desperate
railing against the three Commissionsrs.
Weare not surprised BY the fury into which
the Republicans have been thrown By this
unanswerable document sh sss
"What rogue e'er felt the halter draw
9S With good opinion of the lawi"
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champion of Gibson, upon &c stump,
after the affidavit Of ths'Attorney Geusfs
al and the finding Of the true bill ofinI
dictment against him, and he concurrsd
in the lending of some $4,000 OF the
public money to Gibson, nine months II.
terwards, in order to surrender the nots
of Wright and his own letter. How.
then, is he to be whitewashed by declaring
the others 10 be the accomplices Of tools
of "a gang of sharpersl. We tpi1k The
people were thoroughly pers6pdef cf that
fact before the Commercial advanced it.
The Report had established it theyecd III
question. ~
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From Kansas.

LEAvENwoRTn, March l6.4In the csss
Of Doy and son, who were abducted from
Kansas into Missouri, charged with aid.
ing the escape Of slaves, . change Of venue
has been granted, and they were trans
fferred to St. Joseph. 'sD''t gai
Dates from tbe gold mines to the 18th
of February have been received Ac
counts continue fattering.5 The rash to-
wards Pixies Peak had fairly commenced
Seven large companies left here yester
day. Emigrants arrive daily by hun
dreds. ed fua
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iTake Notice, Everybody.
JAMES r.. MonR1s one of the proprie

JAMES r. NORRIS, one! of the proprie-
tors of this paper. having sold his intercs,
80 in it to HENRY r. WEST it-becomes ne
-, ressary that all debts due. the firm OF
MoRRIs e. WILLIAMS should be paid at
'oh once All persons, therefore, who may
.besberindebted to the firm for subscription,
-iai'advertisement or job work willbe expected
-do 20 pay upa soon as possible. Bills will
ssssbc made out at once and presented, and it
SsaFis hoped that all persons viii be prepared
Soiiso cash them at once. fs1p' 3ts 1os'
yisafsaThe editorial department Of the paper
'ssd NiA remain as il has been for some years
'fndspasts under the exclusive control Of Mr.
aslNvdILIAMs. aras sl's - s'sla"t sij Hsi SO
,oi ,rsThestyle Of the new firm is WILLIAMS
;ssS& VEST q .saas (tf) fs7es5s9 -
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MORE DEVELOPMENTS.
The Ohio State Journal Bought with the
Peoples Money.
From the Statesman.]

THE DIFFERENcE.-Inn noticing the ev.
idence of Mr.. Ford, as to the declarations
of Gibson about furnishing money to Col
onel Medary and to the Ohio State Jour
nal, the Cincinnati Gazette says
The difference in the two cases
is just this:-Gibson declares that he let
Col. Medary, Democrat, have 10000
to keep alive the Statesman, q Democrat
ic Journal; and our Democratic investiga-
tors "do not allude to it in their Report"
Gibson states, further, that he loaned ST.
600 for the benefit of the State Journal,
a Republican paper, and the alleged fact
''is referred to very pointedly in the Re-
port
This is not the difference at all. 1t is
as follows: Gibson boastingly remarked,
in conversation with Ford, that he had
lent Colonel Medary $4,000. Being
questioned by the Commissioners about
it, he swears that he did not in fact, lend
Colonel Medary that or any other sum-
Colonel Medary also swears that he never
borrowed money of Gibson. But on the
contrary, as to the money $500 furnish
to Hamlin and Schouler to buy the Jour-
nal, at The instigation and upon the secu-
rity of Governor Chase and Auditor
Wright, Gibson sticks to that statement,
swears to it, and is corroborated by ir-
refragable testimony. Nor do the State
officers implicated in this disgraceful trans
action dare to deny it. On the other
hand, they are found lending Gibson
money out of the Treasury, to get him to
surrender the written evidences of their
guilt. These evidences have been shaken
in the face of Governor Chase, by Gibson,
as he told Ford. 1t will be remembered,
that during the campaign of 1857 the
transaction in question was alleged against
Governor Chase, by Gibson, as he told
Ford. 1t will be remembered that during
the campaign Of 1851 the transaction in
question was alleged against Governor
Chase. Mr.. Foster, Of this paper, pub
licly pledged himself to petition the legis
lature for committee to investigate it
if Governor Chase dared to deny the sub
stantial fact. He never did deny it. Bu
the Journal published an equivocating
preyaricating, and false response to tn
charge. The loan to buy the Jouspa