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the execution u Morristovn, N. J., on the same day
Of Peter Cueuel Frenchmsn, who, on the 23d Of

Nsvomber last stabbed his a-cd wife to the heart for
no other reason hama iencicd eontpiracy between
he al and a DCIahDlg to dciruul ham u some
exhibited weakness seldom OF served In those con.
demned 10 death. Old and deCfcpd, he ooked to his
execution ~ som ,thing % horrible that suicide
lar preferable lie even tried 10 stArve hinself 10
desih BY sbstsining ON iood for several dsy at
time. AT times during his long i'm ent, hopes
ofreprieve we're entertained by the condemned man,
but on the DAY preceding that appointed Tor the ere
time he requested that his children might be allov ed
70 visit him. They came, and the scene, a. may be
ed tor his execution drew near, the excitement and
uepidAtion Of the miserable old man became
aud more intense, until a, IL oclock, -heu the
sheriff entered the cell to prepare the prisoner Tor
execution, he became completely overcome with
weakness n 70 be unable to stand, but lay grow eng
upon his bed, crying like child and shrietng in
mortal agony. 10 completely Frustrated vas he that
the power Of speech finally ae erted him, and he
rolled about and vruns his hands like one beret Of
al sense or reason The time for leading forth the
made to nerve the old for the last scenes Of his
existence. lie still lay upon bis co, po-ersss and
i vas found necessary to In him into a char
In this helpless condition his arms we're
pinioned, ana the black cap vS placed
upon bis head NeIt came the adjustment Of the
noose, during which the prisoner broke forth snew
from every pore, and every limb vas convulsed az
with mortal ssony The chair contain ing the poor
wretch was nov seized by two stal-orth Officers,
Of which Cucuei fairly swooned away only 70 revive
when placed upon the drop. The sherin then
app osehed and said, I" Peter, the time has come
when must execute the sentence Of the Law upon
you. Are you readyi You tnow you promised me
10 act your part like . man" The only reply from
The tear stricken man vas Make ha,te-mshe
now drawn over the lace Of the prisoner; motion
from tn. officer the glstenins IN the sunlight Of the
iall and eli that mortal VI Peter Cucuel hung q
9uivsring corpse beneath q gibbers beam,
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The Davis-Elliot Fight-A RumOr.

The Elliott and DHyn ngh., which s.s 70 come OIL a
sew days ago, near Albany, but subsequently post
poned account Of the Interference Of the author
ties Is nlmored 70 have taken place yesterday morn
ing, near Troy in private room, and, 1t is reported
AIDED In draw, both parties claiming tbs Hsht, on
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louisiana.
N.srocs with InlswfpI Weapons = Tho
I.nna ri aiian of GoolIea TALKED OF.

hns Orleans, Nor. 2,.- Almost every negro that
4, arrested and taken before the City Recorder 10
found to b. possessed Of some unlawful weapon. An
AGENT Of commercial houses In France b" arrived
here He announces to the planters Of Loui'i.n'
tina, be authorized to contract for tho immigration
OF l.borers from India and China. Busine" here
continue. sctive and Is daily increasing The State
Legislature met to-day. Other than orgsniEing' no
business Of Importance 80 transacted.
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Wholesale Prices of Country Produce.


The market for most variotie. Of country p,oduco
has ruled exceedingly dull ,iuee the commencement,
Of the present week, and the supply has con inued
10 accumulate In nearly every branch Of the trade
prices have boen materially affected, and our repor,
Of to-day diseloses somewhat diminished scale of
prices for every article coming under our review,
Particularly Is this true Of bultor, which, notwlh
standing an extremely dull English aud Californl.
demand continues to arrive freely, aud a. Imin.n,.
quantities continue 10 accumulate at the yariou,
warehouses within this city, the feeling among hold
pr grows weaker and buyers are now enabled IN
operate on more satisfactory terms than at any tim
for many months past The gradual reduction In
prices OF this commodity remarked In our a.t 1,
apparent nearly every grade ruling from TO Be-
lower and that must be an exceeding prim, article
which will nov command right through, above % or
INc True, TOW small lots have cen disposed of At
somewhat higher figures, say so or bac. I'm, spch
transactions are exceeding rare, aud oitsner occur
between boatmen and private parties than otherwisa
Eggs are also or &c lowcr good state lot ,ellin a.
about 4oc. Inc plsi has tesn most disastrous weeI
for poultry dealers who having accumulated LARGO
stock In anticipation ofcold weather aud an
demand, have, in consequence OF the warm d.,ra
weather heen obged TO dispose Of their supplies al
most ruinous prices. Good lots have sold to-dav ~
Low Iagc and with icon animation Of The pr,,on1
damp vCather p-ices will doubtless suffer tti s,c. o.
reductions, Nruson, TOO Is now selling at unususII
low rates being quoted At from Ice Tor carcass 10 10
lhc for very best saddles OF Hulis APPLES confirm
TO all expectation arriving fTeclv which woHi1
feem to Indicate that the crop has been larger th.n
10 gene rally supposed Our view OF the matter bos.
ever IL that tanners vho usually stow away isrr.
quantity of this fTuit tor winter use have in Snvo
Of the exceeding high rates concluded to ioi ego th
luxury during the coming " inter and are accord
inrly now forwarding their late eiop, even 10 The
very last lushel
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Mexico.
Another Batch Of Reports.

a.. :, m. r.rr uu1..s Bt.zo.
- -, So, ts Ia, IN. following:
80. "a. nd. today BY the
,'11,,-.e g.. b.,,s, NJ ,ood for Gen CLARK,
s NJ. b,ol, lOo.. above M.t.mor.s
n.. 49,, ni.., T.o sunLo.ta s.isted
49,. ,I....i., onsned Ere on the bsrses and
!" ,-"o '.n a.. h.,... w.,s ma, the battsrio,
e"uu"u'e a.. :, a.. ,.,,e, los, her rudder
ana ou' =" '-.I.,,.,. ,ho,,h, An. barge. we're
happ'ss w 80 a. a.m.se an. aos, a, the
b1peIh INNS ~ 800 -. =, ~, ado m, river
mouth o. ''' NV a. .,..-.nod .hon, p,ns mile,
Inc Loe'A .'"y - -aI.,, :, an. .n..av
from In", 'u'" 49,, ,I.,,, trnror,.n,
capture " m.' ',o, -s -, no,.a,n Ar. Imp.rial
I'"i"u"s"o"' 80 -, A.. v.a.,.i .o,,,,. rdo,
eomman'o, " 'nv ,,do,,,ls in,,r,,,
0ne'Hi e'e'o' =. v,ti. an an. 18th
nm o'n''" o'uo' - S....,a. Tan AZ. Amsri.
80, ,iae 20 M.,.mor.. or rice t,r,a II Ia reported
thai swim vessel will DO dispatched 70 France for
immediate endorsements.
ia. ,.Iv..,on pr,trrts. of m, 9l,t SAWS that a
'' 80 -, ,,.~- =. r., ,ha
gentleman lately nom hitamo~ says 'nN 'no
Liberal force Is much scattered and the streets Of
a.. .I,v h.v. hsan so,,i6ed ,i,h ear,hvori,. He
also states that two Hat boats came down on the
tsh, AZ an. ia,h and ed tho Iuperisi,t gun.
boats, which succeeded in sinking both. Many Of
.be Liberals were Killed aud drowned, aud cap.
-,
tateu' -.
The BULLETIN IL also Informed that the LID
ii. =, co,n.,so v.rs romn.llinR per.ons re.
e| ~ o'sr W." -,
aiding outside OF hAtAnoras 10 paw ihto 'he bperh
tr.ssurv the balance duo the inhabitants Of that
--, ,...,,...
ety. CAUSING sonei '' 49,,
The Matamorss RAsouERo, Of the ION, says
.e.o,e the report to the contrary there 10 not tn,
,...., --,.A..t.,, , .,.a, 49, =, A.. .i,
snsnte" spp,e"e"'''n VI s"o'"o, s''.eA u" s'e e'V
no hDs,A" nave peen seen ., noA'a nom 'o' h,o
80 .I -. ~. .,s''',.. ,'c.",,".',. " ' '''-
- u.s,,,J.r 49,. -, $50. :, ,.,., o.,
-, c,n.,.I a, f,olon, I..,
N.,, O,I.,n. yor oa Tko u.,.,no...
De" O'~""'' WV 1''-iNo Sa"Ainoi" hANOhfA'
that the Liberals are In force eight miles from
thnt eity skirmish had tak On plara re.ul,Ing I'm
- li,,,- :, = -, ~. y, ~, ~ =
tne Ainht VI one hnpefiAht ana the capture OF
three others by the Liberals. Gen. LOnderry la.
,oan snnoin,ad I,nn.,,.t co,,,o.r,.. =, aono..
Nv" -'pS''' 1P'''' S'so' VI ooNo'~
M, MAI
49,"
otter GATED AZ III faso, october 10th, RAYS:
pte,ident Junrex and hi, .bne p, ar, ,tiI here hui
a, the new, Of the coming OF the French along III,
no Grand va. received |. few day. ngo no one ear
,ay how long he viii remsin nor What e'feet thai,
preuenee In these sions may have upon his rssolu
lions IA has besn r,ported here that Gen MAIs
the commander AT Mstnmora. intends 10 ,epd I,
torce 10 E Paso AZ soon a. h. shall have been rein
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The Hay Market.

NEw YORK, Nov. II, isC5
supply stu being light, but ~ the demand 1. quite
moderate at pleeniprcss have unde gone no change
worthy Of note, beng quoted TO day nj G,s6Sc ~
shipping, and 7Oasyc Tor retail los N'"''N wi
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cinnaiti for New Orleans, struck snas At Island No.
g. on the Mississippi, and sustained serious injury.
shc OBLIGED iothTow her deck oad overheard TO
J.ptg.t BtL kins.
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Flour and Grain.

-, ,,, NEM fohK, Nov, IT, 1893.
Flour The market 10 dull and cents lower su.
pertnr state, ~ OsSs W; EIna do, at Ss lOaSs 20
Western EI,ra-low grades-At IS lCas ~ shipping
ONO al - s.esy W supeihne Western, o. IOsSs-
TO sup 'rfne southern, at " 3.atl1 0O.
GIdin.-The wheat market Il | 10 Z lover New
Amber state being quoted at ~ <iasI IS MilSaukr
Club, s--Asl ~; Chicago Spring, 81 sUasl S.
Odts-Are dull and heavy at 4Ta6Sc Tor unsouns
and dlNj3c for sound.
Bar!sv-is dull at u 9sasl 80 for Canada Yves,
81 lev tor state. Vs.
Corn.-lhis market Is ie lower. Western un.ound
ut g5agCL. 'N''s'"
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Cattle Market.

Bulls HEAD, Nov. u, 1865.
Besres-A more unproptous opening day for dro-
dieais to name. fss warm indian summer s sS.,S.
or Of the past week, and the well stocked and compar-
%Sed the Bu.ne. Of Is,.sr n m nsa snS ~, ai
effect, leiore stated, has been most disastrous 10
wholesale dealers. Add to these adverse features
oVercrovded yards and lowering, disagreesbe mar
tet day, what wonder that q complete breakdown In
rates was accomplished, equal In the aggregate to .
earlier hours Of the opening day lew tip tops we're
spsed OF At nearly the opening prices Of last week.
yI lialec but this quaiity vas soon reduced fully
cent. per pound, and the remainder Of the day the
nic,si steers, admirably adapted for retail trade,
we're offered at l6c. The inferior grades were also
AZ prices ranging from Q 70 l4e. The market on
tuesday was even worse than on the opening day,
the .esther being decidedly unisvorube for trade
and this in connection with the fact that most buyers
had tupplied themselves with the requisite stock,
tended to produce decidedly dull market and a attn
further reduction Of prices, report WI. in crcu-
lation to-day that one nf the most prominent New
York Wholesale butchers had recently failed, whose
liabilities we've upward. OF $4,000.
teinely scarce, the demand, Us has been the case
fof several months past being far In excosr Of the
supply IN fact moro barrtn market ir this par
tculHr has not been witnessed at this ard for many
years. Prices, therefore, continue exceedingly high,
$50 70 slm being the asking price for medium cow.
while nothing OF the fancy order can be obtained for
lees than sl3O TO Sl6J Calves on the other hand are
little easier to-day, owing doubtless TO the cheap
having materially diminished the sale Of the former
Prices range to-day from to l5.c.
Sheer and Lambs-'lhis branch Of the market has
also suffered heavy decline since last report
owing principally to an ovorstocked market We
were informed by several drovets that this fall ne oil
in the case OF mediums amounts TO no less than Tbc
per sheep, Best lots are oeTin. day Tor Nc aud
GOOD medium stock which last week commanded \.
rse, can nov be obtained for 6aIc. Common TO iair
are held al 5sa6<c. Lambs arc also In good supply
aud pTces vary from GU to 9l.c.
Sirine-hAve accumulated during the past week.
and a. the supply Is at present far In excess OF the
demand, rrices have taken another downward turn
being quoted to-day at III to l9 for corn fed alive
and 10 TO l6Sc for do dressed nv TO lie Tor di,,
10 led, alive, and 10 TO ~ for do dressod
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tco~Hn utl StomPSN Ps1sl
Tennessee.

a. TIC tee pm t.rr a.ade several b.ur4e.s SIN It's
trsnsmitiou, IL - icpdblished
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Domestic narket.-,, hoIe.aIe Price. Curren,

., NV YORK, sAruaDAr, Nov. 20, 1856
Rio az . PRIME IS all asracsiSo, gsal i.1i''
Cotton, ID. - Mid. Nov Orleans -a5IS Nobila
GS p' sod 6.S 't g. DC .esiinf ~
70 sgaaE4 eO; No. ., do. - AIS "; SCALED behring's
Pow srd kesL bbi.--Gsne..ee, EFT, sO.iq o..
Ohio, c. 70 q, SOaI2 IS; Geofse,ovn. -.
s.n nei 70 e., , ssss q; Missouri g35AlG &c
meal lbaI 20; DO Brandywine, -a5 ",
~. LyoT. -sSuthern pane, % vaGs "; white Pine
boz boards sSs o Clear mi ppd PFC on %oI P1
wood boards and plank, So OOa6J Og Cherry boards
es . PIsiP Birch ssS 20 oat and ..S o. Ma
.kolas,e., oel.-Sov Orleans s.; Pore no.
stsyy Cuba Nus, 55a65.
80; Crude sperm, Ssa2 Sb unbsaehed do, SDa2 90
ksr on soa1 60; Lin'eed' 4sal ~ per gallon
fr9ris on,.- beef IN, bbh ~ oOa1l 50 Do Pr.
H. ~ oel6 70, PORK clear, new, nom nal pr. mes
SS.S.o nv mo., JansO l2. a3O 70; IArdper ID
NY, state, Welsh tubs, fne, 4s,5ot; r. Y. stS;s
tubs fsI 70 rood, 4la.6 y. Y. state, y firtn iuS,
medium Saa97 Cheese. State f.eo soo sO To ehoIes
sGose S' fSs i y 'C S.fg ,I Spe der
hh S DAIRY tOhioi goasz Vermont dairy, l6sI5
Ssgar..Spba lisl4S Havana liza; kedued
ISsae5S.-,ksntueiy, J.9s; Virginia, sJsalI; seed
see1 6.7co.GS for state and Western. co,Cs
southern unvashed at -; pulled, at 56iCs-' tub
sShed at -a1o; Call orpis at S7-a3g; Cape, At
,sns.,lsrss-s :, Rice, 100 ID. Csrolina, dr...od.
ioAI5S do Rangoon. 81 alO's salt Turk',
~ Island Du:h, - Liverpool ,sct, -; Ca.
ne ne soap per H., a22; Hops, crop 1854, iOs4J.
Is1'i 90 26s60; Hay, loo Lbs. O0a65 for shipping
ena .Oao9 Tor retail lots Candles, city, 20.
REST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE
- BRlEsI's HAIR DYE
a h. noae Dye OF the World is used ip preference
TT DOES NOT STAIN the SKIN,
anu ~ WI sho nave tried ~ aeknov ledge,
DOES MOE lNJtRE THE lair
but changes Red or Grey hair beautiful md na,u,
BLACK OR BROWN,
49, simultaneously
and IL sold by all Druggists at the low price of
FIFTY GEMS PER BOX
burVh. ''''N "hiams
po Wn9nkEsAIE AGESIsTD. barne, 4 Co. p Pah
how Frazer Lee, 20 BpekInan IT WheeieI II,
Cherry o.; Miller l. Reed, $50 Alien cor sf.nto, :,
and cor Houston st, and Aye.D Hoadley, gi Iisb,i
ave- Porter taiIchd' AS IludsOn st. and sIi siS,
AVE- prpssists can also be supplied by c. n CRIi
.'''N'" % o'i'n ave Wv
-
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In nothing is the real spirit Of tht
Southern people more clearly manifest
ed than ia Church. relations.
Recently the Convention Of The Pro.
,fs'ant Episcopal Church met in Phil
adsIplia and in the anxiety Of ti.e mem
bers 70 'coneiliase' the South. a majori-
" ,ruskisd. and refused 10 eudorss !aI
" the Thanksgiving Proclama,ion Of
the President. and return thanks Tor the
suppression Of the rebellion. bnt would
simply return thanks tor shs reslossiion
Of peace. az
Soon sfirr the Ocnyention u the 6os-
tbein sing Of that chu.clr met a, Au
gus'a, Georgia, but instead Of uniting
.
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF h ksNSAS, 80
COUNTY W JKrB BERsOX.
In the District COurt 1t the Third Judicial Dis.
trict Oh thr Sta'e OF Kansas, sitting IN said Cosn
~ of Jefferson.
James S Townsend. Piain,if,
james Seweli, John Sewe;l, Robert Sewel, Ma.
~ Ann Seweil, Alexander Sewell, Mslinda Sew.
ell and Thomas 5. welt. Dcfcndants.
IL sppsar-ng from afida. il on file. that Jane.
SrweIl. John Seweil. Rohert Sseeil. Mary An,
Sewcll, Alex nder Swell, Malsaia sewel and
ih,ma- S-well, and each ot them, reside out o
ini are non reside Is oi the Srafe Of X .nsns, ,ou
the laid James S-weii. John Se&eh. Robert Sew.
ell. Mar Ann Seweii. Al xsn,i,r Seweil, Main.
Ia Scwoll and Thomns :. we'll, defendants, will
take notice ,hatJ IN So Townsend. Ot the un
~ OF JEFF rs.,, : ate of knnss.. did. sn tie 25r
cny ci August; A. d. 1865, III. his petition u. the
cfiire oi the Ciers Il the District Court Of the
Third Judicial District, within aud .or the Coun
I, ot J, ffrson. S:a's ot Kansas, ng inst the aid
defendants, setitng iorfh tia, ~ The 25th dav oi
Dscen,be, A. u. 1868. o,r Aimela Srweli, tn
tn, lawful wife Ut SAID defendant James Sew.
ell. was seizei in Tee -linp.e ot the hth It's,
par of the following la.i. -ituae il, tho County
oi htTrrfon, State It ksnsas. particularly ues.
rri ei rs follows, TO wit: Commencing ut ep,inl
ON he western houndar, oi tn, .orih cas-, quar-.
ter "a of section .ig,. en- (S,) so~ ~nsh,p ei. ven
tllJ ot range $. ven'een 1!,) ,bstv-one aud on~.
thigd az b rV,s south of tho northwest corner
running thence soaih me hui,dr. aud eighteen
q d two-thirjs tliSI rods iO tho south west ="
rer, hence east ons hunired and twenty 100
rods thence nort., ne hun,'r red and eighteen and
two thirds tllSII rods, thence, ives, ore hundred
and twenty u:u) rods 10 the place Of bcginniag
that on the s,'d S5ilI day Oi Desemhcs. A. D.lS63
said AImeda Scwell, and said deicldsni. } ,me,
Sewell, sold nad sgreed 10 convey 10 the sai
pIai",iff BY good and safiicie deed thu land q.
b.v described. and ,hi, tiM9rH tn and there
paid said Alme a Sewcl he full md en,irs pur
cha-e money here,or, ,aaa 'o"k an has ever since
held posses.lon ihere.'f; that sine chat tme and
rIior lo the c.mrtencs ment u .hls suit said Al.
M dn Sewel died interstate, leaving as hsv suis
heirs said de- en'an's. Jafies Sewels. hn Sew. u
Rob u Seweii, Mary Ann Sewril. o h xnnI. Sc.
vel. Maiinda S~weIt ana To mss Sewell; thai
b, said AIrueda S-wci dii nor, prior to t,r death
nor havs he said dcfendsnis s a. any ii,ne. con
veyrd snit land. IN parsaance al said agreement
TO said rlainiii, aud ra,,ng sisst the Cuar
would dscres n ute. and fNr such other and iur
thar rcliei as In equity he il easitid.
sniJ defendants are required to answer OF do
mnr i0 suit ps,iiiuu oN or he'sns the 20 h d,y o
Junusry, A. o, 1866. ~ said setiisp wi b. TAX,
en- M irn. and j,.sx isW' r n.er.d iec,ss nsiy.l
This - b day ~ Npv-ml-v, "a ,, ls65. q -.
K Et;S = &lEpNsLrY,
?7tn VI. - A,issnsys iSfshhftid.
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Alabama h.ssadoptsd the cors'i.u-
,ional amehdmen, by en- overwhelming
vo,e Of the convention. THIS makes the
eth State. and all tha y repaired to
make the amendment valid as part Of
the constitution. provided the ,clion Of
seeded States 10 The pr misses is valid.
There is doubt OF ills: but New Jer-
sey will adopt it, so will all the North.
erp States. and it willbe carried at any
rate.
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The STATE OF KANSAS. A HoME FOR
IMMIGRANTS. We have received n
psmphle, with this title from the Record
Office. Topeka. l, is short description
Of the State. portraying some Of It's re-
sources. and showing that this is The
country for the dmigran.. II should BE-
calculated extensively. Kansas is the
place for settlers 10 find homes.
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viii the North. they simply changed
the name from the General Council OF
the Protesi.n, Episcopal Church. in The
Confederate States.' 10 The Protestant
Episcopal Church Of the AssociatedD'o'
ceses Of the United Sta,es.' and appoin-
ted another General Council for 1868.
ui.hou, SO much IS even nosicing their
old allies and associates Of the North.
And this 10 = just re,ribution on the
nor,her sycophsu.s for their subservien-
cy.
This shows that there is not only no
union Of heart at the South with the
North. but that in all ways in which
they can. the Sou.heruers will sever
themselves from the North. There is
really no love Of the Union at the South.
In the Episcopal Church there had new
er been any difficulty before the war
no pickering to speak of.and no aliens'
ton on the slavery question; tbs war
only divided the church. And ye: the
Il Sou,herners do not wish 10 mite ags!l.
They still hope to separate the South
at some future time from the North.
and hence desire to keep separate in co
clesias:ic organisations. The Southern
Me,hodists are not only opposed to re.
union with the NJ. E. Church, bu. bit.
.elly hate that organization. and resolve
to keep up their own pro-slavery con-
, cern. These things most clearly show
that the people Of the South hate the
. Union and have no desire to cultivate
harmony with the North or to build uE
. q united nationality. free from sectional
animosities and strife. The truth il
) spoken in one short sentence: They
! are still rebels at heart
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II Senator Lane has any explanation
to make of his st. Louis speech and its
strange propositions. We shall be glad 70
hear them. He is our Senator now. and
90 far as he does right. We wish to hold
|up his hands,