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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUAB T. THOR
OUCH BRED STOCK

will sell. without reserve, at nv farm stables.
adjoining 81 Upper Ms-lboroush, on TUESDAY, The
4th Gay OF October next for cash. acceptances on
baltimore at 6, or II months with interest added
the FOLLOWING valuable stock
No. l. -Four year old Bay Stallion, dam lucy
Long, by Saratoga. Promises great speed. doclIty
sly and action. most winning.
No.2 Black Geiding, two years old, by Franklin
No. 5. Black Gelding, two years old By saratox.
10. = Bay 5eidlns, two years old, by Saratoga.
No. s. Bay FLY, one year old. By Saratoga.
70. .. SLack Ellly. one year old, by Saratoga.
No.S. Sorrel Stud Co one year old, by. PTiam.
49, iron gray stud Colt, one year Old, by Sar
No. 10. Bay Stud Colt, one year old. by Saratoga
No. II: Black Stud Colt, one year old by Saratoga
No. Is. Gay Fllly, four months old, dam Lucy
No.I Bay Stud Colt FIVE months old, by Sara
80. Is. Bay Sind. four months old, by Saratoga.
No. II. Bay Sind, four months old, BY ssrstosa.
No.,s. Bay ELY, two months old; By saratos..
The dams and sres Of this stock will be Inhibited
on the DAY OF sale, that purchasers. PARTICULAR,
estimate OF the advantar es that are now offered b,
enabling them to judge for themssv yes. 1t is conf
will command the admiratIon of juds es. hoWeVer
competent and pfaotised.
AT the same tune and place, I will SELL
Durham Bull Calves from four to eight months
three year old Durham Helfsr,, in calf by an i'm
Durham Heifers. one four months and the other
These animals are from Durhaus of the most ao
proved mportations. The records of the Mary and
test their excellencs. Purchasers can Judge Of the
standard OF peri cion To which thew can be brought
a my , nero h WI be ON the ground Also,
pairs Red. we'll matched Oxen, from one to two
years old. purchased to order In Com set cut
ssis d,s ' - ~ 0'S GLEM H HILL.
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CURE OF INFLAMMAToRY RHKuMArIsM.

i Promised to write you provided your medicine
did the work you claimed II would. II has done II,
and now fulhll my promise. My complaint was
Infiammatory Rheumatisn-the first package did
of heumati SIN is Left, and am well aud hearty
as ever was IN my life, would recommend to al
the afflicted to give the Medical Salt fair trial
GEO. H. DUNCAN, liz Wal 81 N. Y.
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lIQUNLAUEuuE
DAPERHAN1INGs,

pAPERHANGINGs, :, =, -, : :, So.
sssSton oi'ts sPE8HsSG III fs'ieVs
st.a sx a sS1ds SEP Nd
sSss s s & r. ses
guaranteed In all cases Rjeass Se At
se27-eost. sdoors above odd Feliows Hall.
CrTIzESS2sk OF FN w hSS You wan. good
Ard ShesR GROCERIES: call q W w IL AN. a.
The yefy bsst Sfa.hsS Sugar; :s.. 4 cents
Do Do. do. c. Clarified Yellow Sugars do. s
A TEAS, TEAS!
FREsH Supply of Green and BseS wTNEAs
uAMs.-A PRIME lot of Sugar cured HAMS and
III SHOULDERS, just received atppowN,s
SMALL HOMIN,Y-A fresh lot of Small Homi-
~ N.Y. '''' WA. BROWNS.
SCUPPERNONG wINE-A pure article, con
- tanning nothing but the Juice of the grape. the
first and only lot ever brought here and fs5 sSs by
pURE CIDER VINEGAR,
Families wanting good article Of !. n EGAR
for Picking will do well to give me call. l war
Sc . colin p wa BROWN.
NJ FALL TRADE.
DOW SHADES. GILT CQRNlCE, &c.
4 %Se s'sfa IN store
the argest, cheapest and most varied assortment of
the above goods which have ever been brought to
this CITY. WE have every style and quality on Pa
per, from Heavy Embossed Gold and Velvet to
the Plain Blanks st ten cents a ROLL The stock of
Medium Papers is paru ularly fine. Decorative
Papers and limitations of all the various Woods and
Marbles in great profusion.
Our stock of Window Shades, gold band ard
other styles, very fine, and offered at reduced
prices.
Gilt Cornioe. Curtain Bands and Pins, Picture
and Shade Cords and Tasses of all sizes and colors
The attention of the Ladies particularly 10 So
lIcted to an examination of our stock.
All work done punctually and in the best manner.
sc 7-StaWSw
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CCUPPERNONG WINE-A pure article, con
- tanning nothing but the Juice of the grape. th<
first and only lot ever brought here, and for sale b,
BROWN
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STILL ANOTHER CASE OF RHE UMATISM
CURED.
3 1 was seriously afflicted with Rheumatism and
confined to my bed. purchased a box Of DIR. Coggs-
wells Medical Salt, and found radical cure.
would advise others afl with the same disease
to give IL q trial. HUGH ATKINSON,
White Bear Hotel Bucks county, Pa
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SMALL HOMINY.-A fresh lot of Small Homi-
- ny, just received at
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THE SECRET = INNFI EIsB TIE OF YOUTH

Jts pNbftshed rrntts, fhs 25tA Thousand.
A few words the Rational Trcstment. without
Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Local lGHl
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, 5HHAA
Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre-
nature Decay ofths System; 1mpo-
BY n DE LANEY. MD.
The lm2ortant0 Let that the many alarming com
plaintsb 6ginatR iyfhe imprudence and solitude
Of yostm may hesa, IeIoXsd wITHogI MEDICINE S II
e1tlTsly new I'D ighly successful treatment. as
adoptUoy th0A ASr, fully explained. by means
of whin3 evepvoqGH3a enabled to cure HIMSELF per
fectly I'D at the Ast possible cost, thereby avoid
ing all De aiverotDed nostrums OF the day
ss1lE4o ssy Siress, gratis and post free. in
scale 4bnveopd 6y RENTING (post paid two post
age comps TO pr B. DE LANET, IS East 81 q,
etreeS rev ork City. ma S0-tr
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PRIME lot of Sugar cured HAMS and
II SHOULDERS,ju just received at
w. A. BROWNS.
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TEAS, TEAS!
n FRESH Supply of Green and Black TEAS,
lust received at w. A. BROWN'S. :
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

u And now the Princess Clothide is
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NorlcE REspEtS SGTifSSsg ACTUAL, SET
Tiers I. EE, nS on MI, tA 81 EMRRASEp in THE
RA Pc r IL JEEG 9; 1889, FOR SALE OF LANDS
Notice is hereby given that in all cases in which
Pre-einpuon deciaratory statements, founded on
bona fde actual settlement AMI Cultivation made
prior and up to this date have been or may be led
by settlers prior to October g. 1884, it'll the rees
ters OF the land districts named in the proclamation
aDove mentioned the registers and receivers of i'd
districts are hereby directed, where the pre- emp
ton cialms nts are unable and do not prove m afd
pay for their tracts At before the 9Th of Ocob~r
next, 10 wlthhod fnch actual settlement and cult
.at'on tracts from the public sales under said proc
lamation. BY order Of the Preside
JOS. g. WILSON.
ActIng Commissioner General Land Ofhoe
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Sept. 3. lesa. se S Wsw
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP-The
IL Partnership heretofore existing beetween ths
undersigned, under the firm of LA PsLEY a THoNas
IN hereby dissolved by mutual CONSENT All the Inns,
iaess Of the late fT'5 will be settled and the con
tracts thereof will be fulfilled by the undersirned
Henry F. Thomas ON who will carry the same bus
more, and whois alone authorized to collect the
debts and use the name q tbs firm in liquidstion.
THOMASJ. LAPSLEY,
Baltimore, March L. Ia5a
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uIDIUIIA.
.R. COeGswELL's
MEDICAL SALT.

The great remedy for In1ammstory Disessss,
such IS RheumstisIn, Neuralgia, Hesdsohe, Elts,
sipelss, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and similar
complaints. By equslizing the circulstcn u re-
moves the sole canSe of inflammation. That inva-
ids would do well to give it trial, may be seen
from the following testimonials. IA. ....
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CLAGETT il DODSON,
sc 12-eo4w Pa. av, I'd door east of 9th st.
TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,

TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
my .nG: sT and tn.
public generally, that have removed to the>x>
psss sasfS my WITH b
Giles, or having LAsSEs fixed 70 suit all sights.
s.nsfa given viii entirely esvo to the pubic hct to
DISCRIMINATE from the many testimonials in this city
tlemen in the United States; and particularly desire
my Advertisement in the National Inteig to be
do not suit at 6rsf sight some pretend to do, mel
ther DO warrant mine or ANY other Glasses to suit
sSyertsemsnt Of another person, which i. ali stuff r.
. phase mod
insult an enlightened public, to endepvor to make
DC GRR
8: :; .::s?.sa "a ffSFhsrah
and EYE GLASSES, with real Brazilian Pebbles
SSfhSsf s "a 2EEkk $ESssEy us
variety of other useful Optics. annex few OF the
Won. Ais Eze.,iessy Hs Gors,ro, Of v,,,,,,.
have tdel pair Of speotaolss Obtained FRO from
their focus recommend him A /: ;tfS S %Fs
Am a' lat: He.: y.as. B..l,,.
IY..rsoemmspdedt to MIR. ino Tobias IS tifu
Ssf: .Hs rsys Fsa: g
tes% By and slight
Olss that suit me admirably. A. p: BUTIfER.
Ror tks Hon. Secretary Of State Of Yfrs,.,a.
ExKcgTIvE DKPAkTMKNT, 4
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. i85s.$
taoles you sent him, and discovering that the focus
vas precisely suitable to my vision kindly offered
tsd have since received them and am sr rfs
S ns Gs .se Ss and
used are really superb. enclose herein the amount
0f'0ar bill Very r'gsPssSS5i l ", MSfiNroRn
/. JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, d. G.
~. MA, . -. ' :, $S q : Feb 4, lss.
furnished By Tobias With great ksaP5ss
'0"- A. D. B ACHE
rsnn iSsHi' sstssfH r. kooMs
and SEs s:ass: s:a:, to
RHESMyEkhhk t sIEAS sAc kE6 LINE EI sE
WAS n.y.; I6sSsi aii;S:;. Com
xMYEStNse ssIsasif
S S1tAtSS2HR &EDsRs sBB1iRRAE nsons1ss
The Columbis stops ct the principal landing. o,
=. s.e. ~, i v sg.z.g :
SUGAR, BACON, GO. = : =
y 50 hhds. New Orleans SUGAR, @
500 choIce HAMS, q
500 plain do. A.A
$500 lbs. SHOULDERS, Epl
Ion bags Rio and Java COFFEE IL
iS Ss IS Cine 6iS whisky
rs do. BRANDY.
Just received and for sale By
ma 2l-eotf MURRAY & SEMMEs.
WASHINGTON. COOPERATION Quarterly
purchasers BY 80. -
% Seolm RIGGS co -
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HENRY p. THOMAsNco.

CENTLEMENS'CLO MADE TO OR
NJ DERIVE eher gentlemen the largest and
Coatlngs 81 every grade and quality, Marseies And
Silk vestings OF all styles for the present season
style Of the art ct prices at least twenty Der CENT
cheaper than the usual city rates. A trial n re-
spsctfuliy ssked And satisfaction guarepteed
$50 WALL, STEPHENS & Co.
~ II IA 322 Pa. avenue, bet 9tE and mr. q.
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CURF OF FITS OF sEYERAL YEARS

IL has been some time since wrote you about my
sons heaith-affiicted with FITS, you remember. BE
assured We have every confidence IN you and your
Medical Salt. We have sufficient evidence that the
rapidly Improving, and we are encouraged especI-
ally from the fact that he has not had return of
those dreadful hts since September Il, nearly year
since. WIN. p. HARRIS, Groton, Co. n.
FEVERS CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT.
My wife attacked with very high fevers,
which would last nine days at q time. WAS Undue
ed to try DIR. Coggswell's Medical Salt. After Civ
ing u fair trial, il eltlxely broke her fevers
would sheerfully recommend it t. others similarly
affected. J. NJ. DICK,
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DURE CIDER VINEGAR,
Families wanting a good article If V,N EGAR
for Picking will do well to give me call. l war
rant ii to keep pickles.
Sc % eOImS w. A. BROWN.
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CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS

ylll Be seen by the proceeding notice that have
Thomas Lapsiey respectfully solicit contin n,
uation Of the patronage Of our former friends And
seven years Foreman and prlnci pal Engineer in the
house Of Messrs; Norris & Gregg, OF New York
city and for the last three years or this house viii
continue TO- manage the Mechanical De pa rtment n
Formerly. The business will DO oonduoteS n ndsv
spa-Sn HENRY r. THoMAsasco
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FEVERS CURED BY THE MEDIC

DR.. cOGGSWELL'S MEDICAL SALT
Price 81; Chronic package, $3.50. Sold ny oil
Druggists in Washington, Georsetewn aud yicin
lty. anu wherever the Star is read. Depot in Wash
tnston. r. p. MILLBURN & CO. Wilards'
Hotel; d. C. TAYLOR & CO., General Agents.
92 Dock street. PHILADELPHIA. ans
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OAUTION !-Quaoks;-the Book., Cordisls,
Buchu, Hospitals, Instruments or Rlngs-shun
them all, and, If disposed TO profit br my experience,
write for my private Circular On
SPERMATORRH(EA; Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, in perfect conf
dence your friend. former sufferer, merely super.
scrihng Box 176, Charlestovn, Mass.
ie M Wlv
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AuurIoM SALE

MAksAAL'S sALE.-In virtue Of p writ e OF heTi
lVl facias issued from the Clerks office OF the Clr-
Quit Court of the District of Columbia for the coun-
~ of Washington and to mo directed, viii expose
to public sale for cash, in front of the Court House
door of SAID county, on THURSDAY, the cd day
of 1889, at u o'clock me- the following de-
scribed property to witt All defendants right, title
claim and interest in and to Su bdivisions Nos. a,
3, and 9, of Square No. 462; also, Lot No. 10, in
Square No. 299, in the city of w ashington, ID. c.,
together with ali and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon the property of
VIM. B., Robert and Jos. NJ. Downing, and viii be
sold to satisfy yndicials No. 81, to October term,
1859, in favor of stephens, surv. of ohm Null
hkln, Us. VIM. r., Roht., Joseph NJ, and Joseph
Downing, and Henry Il. Greer
w. SELDEN,
au 2-ts Marshal for District of Columbia.
IOTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence of the westhar, until SATURDAY
next, the Path inst, same hour and place.
w. SELDEN,
seq Marshal for District of Columbia.
III THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER
Postponed until MON DAY, the Sd day of October
next, same hour and place.
Sc 4-td Marshal for District Of Columbia.
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nn.< g FISHMAN'S
AS& DIZZY Gooi 8 sT hMp MILLINERY e.

(l The STYLE.
NPENED To-day HokpkIn.'s New PAIL
HATS, decidedly the handsOmest Hat OUT a
Iney need no comment, but examination,
eno 70 III my customers know they are intro -
duced for my own re tail 10y "' in"o 80
sale. AZ the Old Stand, corner Of 9Th street and
III. osenuo. HOPKINS
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WASHINGTON CORPORATION Quarterly
purchasers BY - 'A''
SeSeOfm RIGGS co,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-18

Gov. CHASE AND THE SEsATuRsHIp.
We are pleased to see such entire
unsnimity, among the Republicans
OF the state, in favor Of the election
OF Governor Chase, to tho United
States Senate. The Governor has
filled every public station, to which
the people have elevated him, with
-uch marked ability, and with such
strict integrity, that we feel that he
nv rlts, in an eminent degree, not
simply an election to the Senate. but
to the highest position in the Gift of
the American people. lie has been
|" pioneer in molding the public
sentiment, and in disseminating the
principles of freedom, that to day
give strength and popularity to the
Republican party, and we would
honor him for it. Let US place in
our front ranks, representative men;
lot US not be casting around for new
and untried men, whose antecedents
give Us no sure guaranty that they
are With ne heart and soul. '
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JOIN Browns Letter to IA Quaker Lady
in Rhode Island.
CnRLEsrowS Jefferson Co., Va,
Nnyemher 1870

CHRLEsTows, Jefferson Co., Va,
November /, 1859.
Ny DEAR FRIEND E. b., OF r. l.:
Your most cheering letter Of 9th Of
Oct. ia received, and may the Lord
reward you thousand fold for the
kind feeling you express toward me;
but more especially for your fidelity
f. ~" .roor that cry, and those that
nave no heip. rui ,hio ~.-. -
prisoner in bonds. 1t is solely my
own fault, in a military point Of
view, that we met with our disaster;
| mean that mingled with our pris-
oners, and go far sympathized with
them and their families that | neg
lected my duty in other respects
Bnt Gods will, not mine, be done.
You know that Christ once armed
Peter. So also in my case, | think
he put sword int, my hand, and
there continued it, so long as he saw
best, and then kindly took it from
me. mean when ] first went to
Kansas. wish you could know
with what cheerfuness | am now
welding the "Sword of the Spirit"
on right hand and on the LETT
| bless God that it proves mighty
to the pulling down of sti ongholds."
always loved my Quaker friends,
and commend to their kind regard
my poor bereaved widowed wife,
and my daughters. and daughters
in law, whose husbands fell at my
side. One is a mother and the 9TH
or likely to be soon They, ss well
as my own sorrow-stricken daugh-
ter, arc left very poor, and ave
much greater need ofsympathy than
|, who, through Infinite Grace and
the kindness -fstrangers, am joyful
in all my trihulations."
Dear sister, write them at North
Elba, Essex Co., N. Y, to comfort
their sad hearts. Direct to Mary
A. Brown, wife Of John Brown
There is also another-a widow,
wife OF Thompson, who was with
my poor boys in the affair at Ilar-
per's Ferry, at the same place.
do not feel conscious Of guilt in
taking np arms; and had it been in
behalf Of the rich and powerful; the
intelligent. the great--as men count
greatness--if those form enactmcnts
TO suit themselves and corrupt 9th.
ers. or some of their friends, that |
interfercd. suffered, sacrificed and
fell. it would have been doing very
we'll. But enough OF this.
These light sfilictions which en-.
dure for a moment, shall work but
for me a far more exceeding and
eternal weight Of glory.
would be very grateful tor
another letter from You. Ny wounds
are healing. Farewell. God will
surely attend to his own cause in the
best possible way and time, and he
will not forget the work of his own
hands. Your Friend,
JOHN BROWN.
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'"'eo' he wy moved by the promt
'ngs Of g noble heart, and dcserv,
quite . different fate. Let the ",
glnians bang him, and bury him 4
OF sigh, yet his blood will ,pak
from thu groond.
Long since, Congress enaced
law making the African Slav. f5S;.
piracy; yet, year after ar, -. =. =,
traffic been Carried IN y e.''Ae"' -
the United s,a,es, and thousands
Of oil the arrests that have been made,
of those engaged in this traffic, but
,ne individual has, 80 far, been con.
'icted, and he was pardoned by the
resident. Such has been the mer-
" - such the federation granted
hose pirates. But John Brown. who
as been canght in an attempt to
REQ slaves, has had no induIgept
'ourt to try them, nor any merciful
x cntivo to interpose, to save him
ON the gallows. kidnapping Al !
cans is all excusablo ofiense, while
eeing them from slavery, is a crime
ut must be expiated on the gal.
ws.
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The DOuglas Democranx

"~-J .-.--y - - ~ .-.I.. ,.n-
have joined with the administration
papers, in a very mean attempt to
connect the Republican party with
the Harper's Ferry outrage. They
had much better have been guarding
the interests Of their patron; for it is
very evident, that this outrage will
not have the slightest influence on
the Republican party, while it must
seriously effect the chances of Doug.
las, tor nomination at Charleston.
1t has made the Southern Demo.
cracy more clamorous than ever, for
protection for slavery by Congress.
ional intervention. Read the follow.
ing bold language from the Rich
mond Enquirer, and then decide,
how much Douglas men are tn gain
by giving prominence to Browns
outbreak:
The moral of Harper's Ferry teaches that
intervention OF authority, both state and
federal, is demanded as much in the states
as IN the terr'tmIes. Intervention is not
wanted to introducc but To protect slavery.
Upon the Charleston Convention will de.
volve the duy Of drawing a line of demnr-
cation, broad and distinct in platform and
candidate, from Black Republcanism. No
compromise will be entertained. The South
knows 1t rights, aud iiarpers Ferry teaches
that she must maintain them. Should the
Cnion survive the approaching Congress,
the Charleston Convention will decide It's
late. IL the South is permitted by the ex-
istlng Union 10 meet Northern Democracy
IN Charlestown, consultation will he called
and deliberated. The first men Of the South
VIII be there assembled. No scheming,
plotting polite an, seeking opportunity TO
barter the rights for public plumber. will be
able to crafty his REASONABLE propensities.
but IN frnness and with dignity, the doc
trine OF Intervention for protection, will be
insisted upon by the South. and the Repre-
sentatIves OF the Northern Democracy will
decide the issue.
IL Tor intervention, the nomi nation wi be
proceeded with II against, there will be
leave-'aking, bidding adieu, separation, dis.
union, secession, that vii be no. only prog
nosiic, but potent shadow of coming events
cast warningly before. TO inform and deter.
The Democratic candidates must be present
cd to the people OF all the states, upon :he
ultmptum of the Constitution, as UNDER
stood aud decided by the Supreme Court
| there are not conservatives enough at the
North TO elect conservative candidates,
there " III scarcely be found conservatives
enough at the South to save the Union.
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] We publish on the outside of 10
days paper, the testimony in full, o
the officer in command of the Arm.
|ory at Liberty, Missouri, in Deceln.
oer, 1865, when il was seized and
robbed Of arms and ammunition by
the adherents of the pro-slavery De.
'nocracy of that state. These arms
were used in the sacking and plum
dering OF Lawrence. in Kansas, ard
were employed besides in the yari.
ous raids that resulted in the murder
OF the peaceful citizens Of that ter
ritory. Tho Dono,.a.y, 40 ill l..
rccoIlected, raised no storm of OK
excitement, as in the case OF John
Brown, nor did tho government OF
Missouri, nor the government of the
United States, make the least effort
10 bring these Democratic traitors to
ustice. Judge Thompson aud others
headed an armed force, as did John
Brown, at Harper's Ferry, and
seized the public arms, to force
slavery upon the people OF Kansas,
and the Democracy never even dis.
Of the act. Brown seized
he Armory in Virginia, with the
view OF lib,ratipg slaves, and the
Democracy are intensely excited
through the length and breadth OF
the land. For him and his crazed
followers there is allowed but one
'tep from the prison to the gallows.
Brown and his confvderstcs will be
lung, to satiafy the demand for
vengeance, by Shareholders; while ,
'udge Thompson. and his crew, far
more guilty, in every serse, will not
uffer to tie injury Of a hair q the
read. And that is Dem ocratic Pop
liar Sovereignty.
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KANSAS ELECTION. Tho Kansas
election, for territorial Legislature
and Delegate to Congress-, has 70.
suited in the complete triumph of
the Republican party. Parrot is
again elected to Congress. The De.
mocratic party has thrown away u
great deal Of ammunition in its at.
tempts to conquer Kansas, and with
al, the prospects are not in the least
improved. II has lost ex,Secrvtary
Stanton. who took such Q stand
against the Lecom pton Constitution.
lie has boldly gone over to the Re.
publicans. The Democratic Con-
vshtion nominated for Governor
under tho now Constitution, Gov.