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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-01


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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-01
lNjSERs1TA OF NASHVILLE.



TIVE Fnb Annual Course of Lectures In
l thi- Institution wal commence on Mon.
day, the 10Th Of October next and continue tai
the first al the ensuing March
PAN +. Eve, NJ u, Principles and Practice
of Surgery.
JOINS VI. WArS1S, H. H.. ob.tctric. and the
D.cases Of women and children.
W X. BowIiSG, NJ. H., Theory and Practice
Of Medicine,
A. II. BuoHAsss, Al. D.. Surgical and pe,ho-
logical ANATOMY.
{ X. Wi,.1ox. 81 D. MAtona Medica aud
Medical Jurisprudence.
Ronlnr Nj PoEIfg, H. p,,,cneral and Sre
cIsl Anatomy
J BrHEilS LSp,LLi, 81. b., Chemistry aud
Pharmacy,
VHoMA> X INNINGS, hi. D., insliJ itc, of
Medicine and Clinical Medicine
WILLIAM +. RRiGss, ~. o Demonstration Of
Anatomy
The Anatomical Rooms viii be- opened for
students on the first Monday Of October
A full Preliminary Colrse Of Lectures, free
TO an students, viii bee given by the Professors.
commencing also on the first Monday Of bc-
tober.
Clniqnc has been established in connec.
ton with the University, at which operations
are performed ana ca=es prescribed TOR, and
lectuted upon, in presence Of the Class
Amount If Fees for Lecture, IN the Iunor-
atty is slu5 Naturalization Fee, (paid once
onlyJ 50 Practical Anatomy, so. Grad
nation Fee, >25
Good Boarding can be procured at about s.
per week.
Further information can bee obtained by adj
dressing
]. BERRiEN LlNDSLEN,
Chancellor Of the InNer-iiy.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July, 1859.
\. B-<ashyille Is very accessible 10 Tex.
AZ via New Orleans, Mobile, and the Gcorga
railroads. Student. from Texas reached Nash
VILE last year ia from TO days,
August -, 1888. I'm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-01
PLANO MUSIC SCHOOL.

'ElE Music School under the charge OF
l Mrs = NJ krLsY, will begin on the 18Th
inst, It will continue for the term Of ten
months. embracing tw o sessions Of i've months
each Tuition for five months SO, payable az
close of each session No deduction for alb
,snee except in cases Of protracted sickness.
Music room at her residence, short ls,auc,
tom the Masonic Female Institute.
Seetemher ! 1888
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-01

Tar Teachers, pupils, and those friendly to
the cause of Sabbath Schools, are requested
to attend at the Baptist church a. , clock neAt
Sabbath llhe Ind inst.,) in place If the second
Sabbath IN September, according to adjourn.
menI OF last meeting. A public lecture VIII
be delivered Come out every body.
September Il, 1855.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-01
/. II ETIIr.RIDGE.

The above mill has rock. 20 inches in diam.
etef, the under rock runs. they will bear TO run
from to = hundred revolutions to the minute.
have fine lot of gin and mill material,
from the north, and am well prepared to I'll all
orders at short notice also to bore out cy lin
ders for s;eaa. engines. and repair anything
about them have lot of whea; ian. for
cleaning wheat or oats of the best quality, to
sell J. y. ALEXANDER
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-01

az. ,he democratic candidate Tor Governor
H", At, Worse for Attorney General for the
s .,,',a If louisiana would address the lnhab-
-. If taddo Parish ~ GREENWOOD, on
'yadne.day the 23i inst, consequently az early
"a, very lawn Of day, the cltiken- coIninen-
.rowdug into our rural village ana may
ecu ., never since Gecnwood was town,
,,, there been witnessed sucli an intense ir.'-
mas interest. AS va. manifested on this oc-
w and what tended more to augment The
and excitement was the announcement
'HaI, r,odida,cS. hand bills of n challenge
,l,.,, TO any member of the Know Moth.
"''' -, Ia come forward and defend their
.u7 il,,g,s. which hy the by notwithstanding
h'i, previous boastings they modeslly de-
N,leycp O'Clock \ VI the female ACADEMY
ga. 6ll,d 10 oyeffowing, yet must not omit
+, notice. that the ladies inspired WIN the pure
INT 81 democracy. c0ndc ,ecndcd 10 grace ihe
,,e.t,n,, with their personal attendance ana oe-
eupymg the front seats
Wr Wirkl,t,, commenced by observing that
IN former DAYS, Whea the contest was p''Noeh
,b, J.morrni. and whips, the latter uniformly
and opcnl, proclaimed their principles 'hefe-
,.r. tie democracy always knew Win whom
and ,hu tn,y bad to contend against but
', n ,ppeaf,d time. hld changed, for here
ON tAe runs II ihe wings had ARISEN " new P'-
Enral combination, whose views ",io n"' ''on
GENERALLY known TO the entire body ol sworn
members comprising their concealed lodges
vet their doctrines were exceedingly r'm'reA
be- from the circumstance oil Their peculiar
GeNImht, to ansser the different opinions OF
all men Their nationality was mdgicaily a--
ton-hing. For instance, ~ the N"t'l ihel
meet the appreciation OF AboluonI~ir' ana III
the South they receive the concurrence ol pro-
slavery men, a~,urediy wonderful Doctrine
casting the extraordinary virtues oi N'ud'h
lamp lar IA '"e si''u'' INV 1 ,,.,A
party pr"S'f'e'' foreigners "''' '"''''''9' ~
by hoeus roths % S'','' process VIM"
would greatly p'ff'eN IN w." '' J't-'t' ''''''
principles can he 30 stfD',ne" ''I 'n,' ''n''
Pn0sed a. 10 ae iaNorau.r 10 the'h. r"t "''7t''
ton; In TINS state, ~ districts ""e'r a"",'''
are numerous ihrt 'lhie upon 'l'"'. !" '.u.'
portions whore ther' is e'h'''' f"'' '.
lerhnsS 'NAihit'1 'v"",.' ''"' '''H
HuiA Ii""H "i' 'Hthh ~ NV l''.
NM" Nou's ''''''' "i ."'' % '', '''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WALLisG's FErEY, RUsK co., TExAs,
August 3rd 1855 !
I>liIS is 10 certify that J. ). Alexander, near
Marshall HARRISON county, Texas, made
tbs "pring Tor me gri-i mill to run with steam
power; which say, without the fear Of being
eouiradieted, is ghc beat mill in the State that it
VIII grind more corn in twelve hours, and
make better meal than any mill have ever
seen. am fully satisfied with the performance
OF the mil IN every way, and believe that il
VIII grind bushel of mca IN minute Should
any one doubt this, all they have to DO Is TO
back their Judgment with the dimes II YOU
want a mil! try him
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-01
CIT TIt>N
TUE STATE OF TENAS,
COUNTY on rsnuR.

calberson & GILLESPIE, IS VIM Bailey
r. fle SberlF o- aug ia,cfpl oGcer NJ sad
taunfg. GrsesiGg
WHEREAS, {. i Culberson and r G Cil.
W le-pie. merchants and partners IN trade.
doing business under the drn. rame, and style
Of Culber,on & Gillespie, 10 said count, and
STATE. have filed in ms office their affidavit
showing that William Baucy, late Of said coun.
e. and State is Justly indebted to them in the
sum Of ifiy.hgo dollars due by note with ten
per cent interest from the first day Of January.
a D. is5--. And whereas the said atlantis
further state that NE r,sil,nc Of said Bale,
5. unknown 10 them, and that be- j. transient
person wherefore, they pray process by pub
cation.
lou are thertfe-c hereby commanded to
summon the said Bailey by publication Of thu,
citation ior three Fpcc,ssitc weeks in some
new spaIeer Ia the State, 20 Doe and appear he
fore me At nv office m Gmer. on the first
Saturday IA September. \. %. 1888, within the
hours prescribed by law. Herein fli! no, and
due return hereof MAKE.
uNcau under my Aasd The 7th
U Of august ! ! 3 3. l.,n
~ .'Hshrt N the Psace,
Issued Augus, IN 1855
Sc HART. j. f.
Came to hand same day issued. and forward.
cd to he cditor Of the rcNa. Republican for
MEpLlN, SIT
August Is 1858. 23l
\(r}NrER' y baisapi of Wild cherry. Judsin'S
W ointment, and Pink syrup. Jus, received
and for sale by
4 $. JOHNSON 4 co.
February Il, 1880.
l. OHNrOCk'S yctmifugc Just received
N and for sale by
\ :. JOHNSON & co.
February II, 1853
WARNING.
I HEREBY forewarn all persons from trad.
/ iRg 10 any manner with any of my negroes
81 any negroes under my coutrol, unless autho-
uIed by a written order by me ANY person
Interfering n this manner viii be- prosecuted
To the extent Of the law,
4 u Bt'RRESS.
January l. 1883 .S.f
Lemon syrup
1 superior article Of Lemon Syrup Is nov
y manufactured constantly and for sale a,
NJ DoPPrLM>NER & BROS
B lave . $50 II n Haserg
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-01

H. ,,,il ,an,,nue the prar,,ce of law in Gas.
~ tho, eo,,r,ia. in the sixth iudi,ial district
',, l., ,l,.,,,resns and ,,.8.r,l ronr,. ai Tylpr
L., ,ssa ~
.,.pv ,Srp,, g.. -, j.,,. o,d
1 49,. uo..t..W {I.,,i.nn conn.
''" 49,, ~, 80 81
~ i'AtS' ""' ",''''N ~ wy ,,,,'i'. VI
',t''is ~ '.' .i.l il,
Ut'1 IN tssI 5a.v
"'f'n"ii' ''a 80 '7'''
n La" Notice.
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=, "''u e''', " .,, NAH d,;e
80, = .4t.ti.4 -. ,',,l i,I,.,,,, a.
uif 1''' ..'
''' '''e 1'''es . ~ ~ .,.uA ,, <,
VII ~ .r,I.. n4 -.
t'eue ana sNe'g ,, - ~ ,t i,,'.t,,..
Distinct courts o. i'A''l''" ~ ''''' l,'''''
iu sJs-,al cases where the tsrwll Justfyit
tsAe this opportunity to give notice, that
uc preparation and trial ct causes, and the
preparation Of opinions upon questions and
cases submitted 10 me will IN failure, employ
my whole time ard attention" and that must
tsBcsferh, 3seiiHs al Office bn'Wr" net 'H"id'N-
mi thereto. and also, an bushes. va We comfy
eoart w L. ill'i@
iptil 18th 1879. ~
Holm ;. ANDERSON. AHor1eg al Lar
j Marshall. Texas.
oN.e. M stairs, in Johnson's Brick Building
/ oct. alst. ls54-iy
jIIANE removed fr1m Marshall 10 Austin.
| where shaft reside tor two or more year,,
ana w.ll attend 20 the invcsii CATION and settle
meni Of business with the different depart
mtuis Of Government, and the collection ct
'iaims agalnsl persons ~ the Ile.nIt OF aus
lin. hDN Ahb lam
April, 1854
VT WILLIAMS. AUorney a. La,c, Mar
j. shall. HARRISON rsanty, Tesas,
Wi continue the practice oi his profession,
and attend promptly To all business entrusted
to h., care. IA HARRISON. Cas,, Pamela, Ru,k
Cherokee. Smith, Wood and Upshnr counties
business Of Estates particularly attended
~
NJ \ TARLVoN, attorney az Ldto
w. Marshall Texas will practice N me
Counties o. Ass pshnr WOOL Sm''h'
me- I'"''' n1'n' n'upl'' aug ''"',,'1" .
-, Meter, W =, ~ - :, ,'"l'on'1S ~
'''''''' -, -
y =, y, hoohe' tu mil S''"I'. -
:, :, : 'uA"'',' ~, " - y D., ~ "a
"''."".i = - ., W. -, ~ ,tit
ar, Ausii.'' i.H"1, t''u - NJ NJ.
81, n II III a., Iarr,nqe Ga Hon 4
= Ha.bee csm8,n Ala
Ami gi,isa5
ugtN c.. ,as..
II ..uii-,t.te corner public square. next door
TO {. NJ. Adams. Marshall Texas.
kprH "a. 1853.
,,tn Srt<so> -, r,,in,
tni,t a SfupSbN ta,ir,, -.
riaicd ~ the practice oi law, wll practice their
profession n the Courts 81 the Sixth Judicial
b..tritt and in the Supreme Court at Tyler,
anl viii attend proa Wv 10 all business COM
uttied 10 their Charge ana WIZ act a. agents
IN the sale and purchase ot land ana attend 10
the pef'ecttg 81 Lana 'ue-.
Address -SfiNsoN' 'hih'NAf H4N'N"N
'''''''''' F'''''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-01
The STATE OF IINAS,
totNrl OF HARRISON.
In the District Court OF said County.


,atharue BroadnaN rs. Rehecca liagcrly and
john II Ilfo5dnas.
,i>ll defendant John II BroadnaN, Will take
netlcc that the plaintiff. ta,harnc broad.
nay. has this day flied ia shc office Of the CLERK
of the pslrlc, Court of said county, luierrol-
atorlcs proposed to Evan Il Richard Alfred
Gaudy, and Slammed Z, Gresham Who reside 40
the county of Chambers, State of Alabama
jas. VI li,ll, - Harrs and Geo II Winston
wlo reside iu the county Vt Troup, STATE OF
Georgia. iecktrsuu liurnam, and Narah bar-
uatn. who reside "a the county OF travis Nia'e
of Texas. Sad .ulcrfogator'cs are Hicd in z
auii wherein Clthasge tirosduaN Is painful,
and Rcbccca ilagcriysand John II. BroadnaN
are defendants. peadius ga the District Court
of HARRISON county, aforesaid, and numbered
ON The Docket OF sad court $50. Ard that
on or AFTER tho thlrteib day after the pubIca-
tion OF thu, notice vilI issue commissions ,o
take the answers OF said witnesses to SAID
Intermediates.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-01
CITATION.
THE STATE OF VE\AS,
CorNry OF lrsuuR.
OF. Roberts, IS. W NJ. Dalcy--No. ao9

~ lie Slc-ia~of SAID county, Gregne
WHEREAS, o t. Roberts resident OF
w Wood county, in said Siste, did on the
al,t of March, 1853, file Ia my office he peu-
ton IN a suit 10 which he, the SAID Roberts, =
plaintiff. and William NJ Bailey late Of said
county Of | p-hur, b, defendant, alleging sub
s,aniially that on the 18th of May 1894, the
said Bailey executed and delivered to petitioner
his prumisor} note TO! nine hundred dollars
payablr The 25ih OF December following, upon
which said note there are two credits, one oi
three hundred dollars, dated the lith Nav
ls5i the other of three hundred and twenty
dollars, dated March 10Th, 1855 that the re-,
mainder OF SAID note is due and unpaid. That
notN outstanding the said Bailey ha- been oiicu
requested 90 pay the same, yet he has wholly
failed. Petitioner further AYERS that said note
was gNen for a tract Of land containing s,x
hundred and forty acres, being . part Of the
hand ri.ht If Auccl & Peck, NJ SO, being the
same upon which the said Bailey resided al the
time Of the insltuunR Of this suit The
premise. considered, petitioner prays Tor an
order of court to Sc, sand land TO pas The hs'-
nnce of the original purchase money! costs,
sc. And pmlntll having failed to get service
Ia the ordinary way, has this day ulod in my
office hts affidavit, stating that The residence
Of the defendant Is unknown TO him. ON
are. therefore. hereby commanded 10 summon
the said BAILEY lbs publication of thiscitallon ioi
four successive weeks ia the Texas Republican,,
To be and appear before the honorable Distinct
court Of 'pshur county AZ me next term there
Of To be hold at the courthouse m thinner on
the second Monday after the third Monday m
s.ntar,har 10. 1853, then and ,hcrc TO an
s,yer 10 petitioners demand Ilef,u fail not
and due return hereof make.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-01

a H. those indebted TO II q r, H. Key for
\ the wear ls5i, are requested TO come for.
ward and settle up by note or some sal'siacto-
~ arrangement Il II KEY,
SiTuIyiHg Partner.
Auunsf Is l~,,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-12-08
ROAD NOTICE.

We. the undersigned, have been duly ap.
pointed and commissioned by the County
Commissioners Of Cecil County, Road "Ex-
AMINERs," to view the grounds and examine
and determine whether the convenience of the
Public demands by the laying out ola new
Public in the Northern portion of Cecil coun-
ty. designated in the petition in relation to
it as follows.
ITO lead from Jackson's Mill on Stone Run
to point at the Pennsylvania line near the
residence of James JOHNSON, to intcrscct a
road being laid cut from thence through the
lands of Isaac TYSON to intcrscct the road
from Cartcr's Mill to Kincsvillc iE Lancaster
County, Pa.
And we do hereby give notice that VIC will
meet at .Jackson's MILL the place named a.
the point of beginning Of the new road applied
for. on Wednestidy the Pad dag Of January,
1856, and will then and there proceed to dis
charge the duties enjoncd on us by the aiorc'
said Commission from the County Commis'
sioncrs of Cecil County.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
THOMAS MAXWELL,
MARSHAL J. HUNT.
Dec. LIST, 1855 I'm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-12-08
PORT Deposit, Nor. 25fh, '55.

Ak AFFECTING SToRY.-A Child Lost
The Morgantown Union gives the following
interesting account of the loss Of a child of
franklin Grcy, in Preston county, Va;
1.-The child (of two years of agc) attempted
to follow its father to ncighbor's, a mile
distant. The mother, missing the child, be-
came alarmed, and at once instituted search.
She followed her husband, but heard no It'd.
ings of the lost one. Father and mother,
spreading the alarm. joined by sympa'hising
ncighbors, set out on search and all that
day and night they continued the search, but
morning came and still the little wandcrcr
was not found. Court was in session at
Kingwood. 1.-THE county seat) and on Satur.
day morning adjourned to allow all in attcn-
dance to aid in restoring the child to its anx.
ious parents. The party, numbering now
about two hundred persons, searched tho
woods all day, but not till the hunt had beer
well nigh abandoned. as evening was coming
on apace, could any information DC had of tl''
child's condition or whereabouts. Mr.. b
IIawlcy, as he was returning home, and with
in half mile of Mr.. Grcy's house. found h'
ch,M, l." it wds dead! 1t had perishcd from
exposure, having been without food. wander.
ing in the cold dreary woods, from Friday
morning"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-12-08

Hos. Josuri VANsANT.-Th Washington
T.,ion of yesterday morning states that in
conformity with the resolution of the demo
cratic convention of this city, recommend ng
MIR. Vansant to contest the seat occupied in
the present House by Mr.. Harris, as the rep
rcscntativc from the third congressional dis.
trict Of Maryland. that gentleman has con-
scented 10 do 50. From such information as
we have upon the subject, We believe this
statement is premature. 1t is highly proba-
bic that Mr.. Nansant will comply with the
resolution, but the assertion that he has dc.
tcrmined to do SO is unauthorized.
Baltimore Sun
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-12-08

OrR Foreign Relationships foreign
dispatches received 10y the steamer Atlantic
represent our affairs with England to be I'm.
changed since the sailing of the previous
steamer. Mr.. Buchanan says that Lord Clar-
endon and the British Cabinet are cndravoring
to patch up reply to our governments com.
munication in reference to the violation Of on
neutrality laws by British agents, in order il
possible. not to wound onr scnsibili,ics and
at the same time shield MI. Champion.
Our Government has formally acted on tho
memorial from Denmark, proposing capital.
cation or a tax according to the value of the
cargo. in lieu of the present sound dues, and
rejected the proposition.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-12-08

The FrGIrIvE DIcrAroR.-Undcr this head
ing the Patria, Of Mexico, has a paragraph
respecting Santa Anna, to the following e.
feet:
lie had arrived at Carthagcna, his final
destination, and had given party to the pco-
pie of note, whom he told that he had only
come ththcr for change of air. According
to him Mexico will recall him before year
has passed; but he remains in Carthagena
because he is already tired Of Mexico. Re-
versing the position Of the soliciting party
and the denying one. we believe, says the
Patria, that he has spoken the truth. lie
complains Of the pains which his amputatc,l
limb causes him: the irritation Of the voyage
and the cold which began to make itself fell
there. were the cause of this. Ne, erthclcss
notwithstanding his sutferings. two days aftel
his arrival. he was engaged in his favoritt
passion for cock.fighting.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-12-08

CoNorEsTs IN INDIA.-By the recent adj
vices from India, it appears that while the
British arc making prctcxts out of insurrcc-
tons for annexing whole kingdoms the Rus
slams are also at work stirring up trouble in
Persia. which threaten to give British India
government some trouble. The Calcutta
Enslishman of the 18th of September speak $
Of reports of an allied Russian and Persian
amy in Koran. were they had conquered a
circle Of twenty miles of country. we've build
ing environments and would doubtless start
to the conquest Of British India as soon as
they considered themselves in trim for cam
paign Of such magnitude.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-12-08
@ Readers ane Correspondents.

1--WE shall lie happy to receive letters
from all our previous correspondents. and
from any others who are disposed to assist
The Wing in keeping the people informed Of
our local affairs. We are always glad to re-
ccvc letters from all parts Of the county con.
tanning news items, or discussing matters Of
public interest.
CJTherc is a striking little poem by
EMMA ALICE Browne on our first page
D5Ilcrc we have Lyric of Port Deposit
from the pen of new correspondent. -
Who is Mrs. Johnsing ? is question We arc
unable to answer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-12-08

Mn. BrCnANAN's RETURN The following
extract of a letter from Mr.. Buchanan to n
gentleman in Philadelphia dated Nov. 9th
1855, and received by the last steamer. will
be interesting to his numerous friends all over
the Union:
II had calculated with confidence that |
should return home by tho steamer of the 9th
of October last, but unexpected events len.
dcred this impossible. l shall now be dc.
tanned here. | know not how long, in consc.
qucncc of the present aspect of affairs between
the two countries. ! trust, however. that
within the PERIOD Of three months, may
meet you all again. At least such is my anx.
ious desire"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-12-08

TIE OPEN POLAR SEA.-An intelligent
writer in the National Intclliscnccr, suggest s
that as 10 ice drifts southwark through
Behring'S Straits into the Pacific, the EQUATOR
al cnirant Of that ocean must set northward-
ly through those straits into the Polar seas,
and that it finds its cgrcss from that sea south
wardly into the Atlantic through Baiiin's Bay
and Davis Strait. The writer thinks that
therefore, the proper way to reach the Polar
Sea without difficulty, must he to follow the
drift of the current, which is northwardly
through Behring's Strait.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-12-08

CoA:..-Wc learn from tlse anthracite coal
regions in this State that the coal business is
beginning to suffer in pecuniary point of
view; that it has been ovcrdonc; and that
speculation and other causes have involved
the operators and others in pccnniary liabili-
ties to an immense amount Some few per-
sons have made largely in coal lands and the
coal business, and hundreds of others follow
cd. blindly overlooking the difference of loca-
ton, time, and circumstance. The coal trade
is peculiar in one Important particular: it
cannot he pressed beyond given point with
out destroying itself Phil. Ledger.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-12-08

1.-THE contest for United States Senator
~ Missouri seems likely to end in q coalition
~ ihc BENTON Democrats and the Wings. by
which each will have Senator as two vacan.
c;es will soon happen. The anti Bcntonites
~.nt Mr. Atchison elected, and they seem
willing also to unite with the wings, oat
Atchison is more Objectionable to that party
than Benton. Col Doniphan, who Distinguish
ci himself in the Mexican war; VIII NC 'he
Wing candidate,