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For Sale.

A VERY excellent Cook Washer and Ironer
N about 26 years old, fully guaranteed. Enquire at
the Auction Store, of A. l.. HEINE,
Tni4 @ #- #0@ @y344@5@@" ~@.& Auctioneer
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TELEGRAPH, Maize.

A N Election will be held in the town of Match
~ itoches, Monday, the 9Th day Of April, 1855:
for officers of the Texas and Red River Telegraph
Company for the present year.
BY order of the president.
II. J. G. BATTLE, Sec'y.
Nrrch lSS5
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a FINE assortment of choice old brandies, rum,
N gin, Manongahela and Irish whiskev, Madeira,
Oporto, sherry, clare: and champagne wines; London
porter Scotch ale, etc. selected expressly for family
use For sale by SLEEPER & Co.
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Ol Prizes, amounting to,...... $50 GOO
Oaiy ten thousand tickets.
Tickets sl0--halves, s5-quarters, 50 so.
SAML SWAN, Agent and Manager,
Montgomery, Alabama.
Thomas Welsh and Justus Wyman, esq'r, sworn
commissioners to supcrnend the drawing. MIL St
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Attention.!

EIItME!DH. n" =
7 HAVE instructions from Jno. J. Green, executor
4 Of R. Green, deceased, to sue each and every per-
that does forward and pay or secure his
Indebtedness to Green, Douglass & Co., or Green &
Douglass, by the lst of March next; and being paid
by him to carry his instructions. will here state
for the benefit Of all whomay feel interested in the
matter that will sue allwho do not comply by the
time specified. P. H. ROSSON.
Agent Jno. ]. Green, ex'r K. Green.
Shreveport, January II, 1855. F...t IF
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GPTS: Linseed Oil, Lard oil, veg
y etabIe paint OIL cold pressed castor oboiled OIL
tanners OIL sweet oil, whale oil. large supply in
store and for sale at HILLER's drug store
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Committed to Jail

Shreveport, March q, 1855. m
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Medical Notice,

Shreveport, March T, 1855.
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puTTER AND fRACKERs-5 firkins Goshen
~ Butter; bbls butter Crackers; bbls soda do
Just received and for sale BY @
,si.-.... OGLESBY & GRIsWOLD.
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. SO. oOo2

Will be distributed according to the Glowing
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEt q
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MarTIed "TT
On the 18th inst, by the rev'd j. Franklin Ford
Mr. JOHN LEE GoocH to Miss MATILDA E. srERRITr-
Thanks to the happy couple for their bounteous
supply OF delicious cake, and we wish them many
long years of uninterrupted bliss.]
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Notice.,

'gNHOSE patrons of Swiney, Green s, Co. who may
I require any supplies, will be furnished with the
same by P f. kosson, who can be found at the store
OF MI GREEN & DOUGLASS
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Attention.

LII persons indebted to the estate of the late Robert
Green, or the firms Of Green, Douglass & Co. and
Green Douglass, are requested to come forward and
settle without delay the affairs of the succession
must be speedily adjusted. P. H. ROSSON,
# Inc, T
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New Orleans 4 Shreveport Packet.

60 THE magnificent passenger steamer
ktgs=IkA=sazssa BELLE GATES, LEON BRYAN,
master, will run the ensuing season be-
tween New Orleans and Shreveport, commencing her
trips with the first rise in Red River, and leaving each
port every alternate Wednesday, at O'Clock, The
Belle Gates has been lately locked, thoroughly over,
hauled and newly furnished throughout and for speed
safety and accommodations has superior in the
trade Every exertion will be used render satisac
lion O shinnars and naSsnnoers. nci Sc
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To the Planters.

ENROM the solicitations of many of his planting
friends, the subscriber will give his personal and
especial attention the Sale of Gotten in this market
Refers to the merchants of Shreveport generally,
Shreveport, Sept. Is. 1854. D. S. WILDER.
u The Marshall Republican will copy six months
and send bill 10 this Office. =. - -
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JeWeIry s. Gold Watches,
Old Wines and Liau9rs.

a LARGE and select stock Of fine jewelry, COL
\ watches, etc, just received by
iY5 - -@.- b. Il B. JAgOBS.
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To CUR Customers.

4 lL persons indebted to E. q B. JACOBS. are
L A earnestly requested to come forward and settle,
as they are making preparations TO close their store
The goods, comprising every description of Dry
Goods, Clothing Hats, Boots. Shoes ETC., remaining
OIL hand offered for sale at COST FIR cash. ian3
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Natice,

7 VIE business OF the late firm of W f. PAsTEuR
l. & Co., will hereafter be continued, as usual, I'M
der the name and style of AUSTIN & GoopwYS, liou
dating partners. AUSTIN & GOODWIN.
Shreveport. November 80, 1854 lv
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NOticA,

llE undersigned, executor Of the estate of the late
IL Robert Green, deceased, has appointed Mr.. P II
RossoN hls agent, who is empowered to transact oil
business relating to said estate
Shreveport, Nov. Is, 1854 JNO. JGREEN.
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Dissolution.

D2SSDkH.29W,
'SNHE coparnershp heretofore existing between the
4 undersigned, Is this day dissolved. Either part
ner is authorised the name of the firm in liqu-
dalton. TRABLE & KLINE
10 Shreveport, January l, 1855. feb2l
NHE undersigned, having purchased the stock Of
E goods of Trabue 4 Kline, will continue the bust
ness as heretofore. w. C.. TRAB[JE.
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Red River s New Orleans Packet.

: The superior and well Known passenger
sslIkasllIrsA steamer STORM, ]. w. RoBB, mas
azagE1aEAza ter, having been thoroughly repaired
and Put i'll fine order has resumed her regularly trips
and will run during the entire packet be-
tween New Orleans Shreveport, Port Caddo, Benton,
Smithand, Jefferson, and all intermediate landings.
For speed, safety and comfort she Storm is unsurpas
sed by any boat Red River, and her officers will
make use of every exertion TO give asfaeslun. For
FREIGHT or massage apply on board. ian31
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For Sale.

- For Sale.
he two story brick store occupied for the last
SIX by the undersigned situated Texas street.
near the of Spring. 1t is covered with tin and
thoroughly finished in every respect. In the rear of
the store is fine warehouse, which makes this one of
the most commcdious and convenient buildings for
wholesale and retail business in As stand ii
has no superior.
Aso-A Dwelling House, and three lots of ground
attached thereto situated Market street The house
contains five rooms, well finished and there are kich-
ems, servants rooms, stablesa well Of good land
every other convenience necessary to the comfort of
a family. The above property will be sold low and
on accommodating terms Apply to
ly19 E. & 3. JACOBS. Texns street
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tidAhS, Of various brands; chewing tobacco, of
~ every quality and price; superior smoking tobac-
co; hne snuff Just received and for sale by
SLEEPER e. Co
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Red River and New Orleans Packet.

HE hne, fast running, passenger steam
- boat S. w. DOWNS, GEORGE II.
sssssahazza CLARK, master, having been thoroughly
overhaled and put in fine order, will run during the
entire season regular packet between Shreveport
and New Orleans, receiving and landing passengers OF
freight at all intermediate points. Particular atten-
ton will be paid to all business confded to the boat,
and her commander will make Of every exertion
give satisfaction both shippers and travellers. For
freight passage, having superior accommodations,
appY on board. ian24
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Notice! NOtice!! Notica!!!

we intend to close our business at Shreve port in
short time, we respectfully invite all those in
debted to G. NJ. Levy & Co., or H. Levy 4 Brother,
to call and settle. ian101 G. NJ LEVY & Co.
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E. EBERSTA ADJ
#Bealer IN
CONFECTIONERY. FAMILY GROCERIES

Dealer in
CONFECTIONERY, FAMILY GROCERIES,
Wines, Cordials, Fruit, &c.,
Corner of l. xas and Edwards It's, Shrcve
sEsssas Has just received from New Orleans, \
asssssg and will keep constantly on hand, Hs=shh
~ large stock of sugar, coffee, tea, cho- -
colate hams, candles, soap, starch, -four, mousses
mackere herngs sardines, holsters olives, anchovies
mustard soda, butter and water crackers butter lard
salt, pepper, spices indigo, sweet anu lard oil.
superior assortment of liquors Of every descriptions
brandies whiskey gin, port madeira, caret and white
wines, London porter, Scotch ale, cider, ETC.. etc
His supply OF conectioneries Is very large and COM
prses fruits put up in their own juice, brandy fruits
candies fresh cakes preserves ellies, raisns prunes
figs almonds, citron, oranges, lemons, nuts etc. Toys
and fancy articles for children. Superior CIGARS chew
ing and smoking tobacco. ian 1O-3m ,
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J. f. WHITE
STOVES! sTOVEs!! STOyEs,,!
-. Is now receiving, and keeps constantly on =
I'D hand large and well selected stock of 81 f.
o. Cooking and other Stoves, selected by "
him with great care, expressly for this and the Texas
markets.
TIN WARE.
Willkeep and manufacture all kinds of Tinware, which
he sell wholesale and retail, and warrant it not to
leak. Any article from his establishment may be pur-
chased with perfect safety.
.gOEgESHNG
In tin, "copper" iron, zinc, etc. Roofing gutering ETC.
substantially and promptly executed.
u Letters cut for cotton brands in beautiful svle
and at moderate prices.
ShreYepOrt. February Is 1881
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CITY HOTEL-NeW Orleans,

LII On and after Monday the 18th inst, the price
of board this Hotel, the Gentlemen's Ordinary
will be Reduced to TWO DOLLARS PER DAY for
Board and Lodging, and Six Dollars per week for
BOARD only. Superior accommodations can be had
for Ladies'
New Orleans, February &c. 1855 fcb28-2m
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shreyeport and New Orleans Packet.

THE fine, fast running passenger stcant-
r!skssesa-,aA beat P. T.. ATmRALE, L. w.
ssSsEEzMzsS BRoADwELI., MASTER Will resume her
regular place packet between Shregeportand N.
Orleans on the first rise of water and make ripevery
10 days. The kmball has been thoroughly overhaul
ed repaired re-furnished and is in every respect as
good as new. Her cabins spacious the state-rooms
unusually large and furnished with the best OF bedding
and her table unsurpassed by tina, of any boat Every
exeron will be made to give satisfaction. For eight
ar ,ass,ro .nnlv IN board feb 2S
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Great Bargains! Great BARGAINS!

Nltdt baiS IlHS! GTtIt BdFSdiHS!!
4 5 we intend closing our store in a few weeks, all
"A those in want of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats,
Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Wines, Liquors, ETC., etc.,
Will ind It to their advantage to give early call
AS we are SELLING GFF AT COST, extraordinary in
ducements are held out to purchasers, in fact such
were never before offered in this community, and FAM
llles, planters, country merchants and all others, will
be satisfied on examining prices, that we sell at
from IS to 80 per cent. cheaper than any other house
In Shreveport, and lower than the articles be
purchased in New Orleans.
Ladies respectfully solicited to give us call
They will find every article they may be in want of,
and we guarantee that they will acknowledge they
never before knew goods sold as low.
aug2 E. & B. JACOBS, Texas street.
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Attention!

TIME undersigned would merely say, that all thos
i indebted to him will costs bv paving up thei
accounts Immediately.
feb2I ZOIJ
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School House Tax N0tjce.

ME tateau for the Assessment Roll is now ready
4 for inspection and rectiicaon at my store, where
the same will be exhibited for thirty DAYS from this
day, after which time shall proce, to collect the
same according to law. A. l.. HEINE, Assessor
Shreveport March ID 1S55
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NGtire.

'GNRABUE & KLINE beg leave to call the a,ten-
Il ton OF their customers to the fact that their ac
counts are prepared tor their exanna tion and that
they are particularly prepared receive all amounts
cue on the same. January3, 1855
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N. Orleans & Red River Passenger Packet

{rHWzAs'z@ a The well Known, 1ayorte steamboat
aessEtsfFasa ST. CHARLES, SAINT. ArPLE-
=ssszsszszsss GATE master, will resume her regular
trips between New Orleans and Shreveport the first
rise in Red River, and will and land freight or
passengers at all intermediate landings and plantations
The St Charles has been thoroughly repaired from the
keel to the hurricane deck newly furnished and is in
all respects new boat. For speed, safety accommo.
datons and good fare she is unsurpassed by any Boat
ever in the trade. Her commander hopes receive
continuance Of the patronage heretofore so literally
extended to him. decl3
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SHREVEPORT aUCTIoy STARE.

TINE subscriber, having taken the corner brick build
Il ing on Texas and Market streets, Opposite the
market house, has opened GENERAL AUCTION STORE,
and is ready receive goods of every description
on consignment. Having been for many years en-
gagged in the business, he atefs hn1sefto give salts
faction to all who may honor him with call His reg
ular days of sale Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
any other day, when business demands his attention
viii give particular attention to the selling of Ne
groes, Real Estate, Horses and Succession Sales
Liberal cash advances made consignnlents of
Groceries. A. L. HEINE, Auctioneer.
T,nuarv
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59@|D=.lD.s5,lsgu DE5lss.
JOB PRINTING. ss.

1 .
l' THE propretors of the South Western big to
Inform their patrons and the public generally that
they have recently received from the foundries great
variety of new and beautiful type, comprising nearly
all the latest styles, which makes their Jol Ofc,, one
OF hemost EXTENSIVE COMPLETE in the south west
land unequalled By any out Of the city, and that
they are prepared to execute with despatch
Plain and Fancy Book and Job Printing,
Of every description, from handful the ze Of this
paper to the smallest card in style of unsurpassed
beauty and elegance, and
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
PAMPHLETS, Bill HEADS. i BLANKS. "A
BRIEFS, BILLS LADIsG, LABELS He
. Books CoYros Rrcrrprs ! H.ynp,,Is
:, CIRCULARS, BLANK NorEs, CARDS, lEc. Dc.
PRINTED on the shortest notice, and in manner I'M
rs equaled. E f.s,
PRINTING in Gold, Colored Inks and Bronze.
those wishing to have printing executed will find it
70 their advantage to givethe South Western call
New Orleans Market. ;. /
March l3--Yesterday the demand for cstton w.
,alr and resulted in the sale of $500 bales without
any quoable change in prices To-day shere IS a
I IatF demand and 1000 bales changed hands.
o tr,S5lsE, e5 Mid Kidding, s s.z@s5
The receipts Including SOS bales on had since
the September have been go 574 bales Exported
curing same time, sl2.096 bales
fpLouR-ss BIZ; 8 90; 9 IS; o 1910 Is pbbl.
PPoRk-M. Q. $l4 90; mess. Sl4 75@I5 do ~ bbl
ppAcoSSides, 7-@714c; shoulders, 6@61ac.
COED No.. !, "a; 8 9l4l;; 9115@IOc. u u.
s ssssssT, 81 2 5 ~ 2. 4 = s5s
~ PoLAssEs--New, III @l9c. ~ gallon
W VasslsGG RoPE--BaggngI 50I6c; rope 834 tas74c
T nna,lshEaI Y. 2e@35c. q gal. Raw, ale
tern, so Is 49, as'1' 2 - - Il ' H.
. saahaIlliverpool fine, 81 4o@l Is coarse 81 IS
R,r. ~ eATrLE MARKET, March Ia
w mestern, fine, 9@lo--c. ~ fb net
Hoo, iexas and Lake, Sol 1aac. -
Sbssss' 5I501615c. ~ I
SMT iIeP . $3.50 50 5096 90 IL head S
CAL t,Iun COWS $25 00@90 90 Mn ?
AI ises ana yearlings, SIS 50t@6 50 -. y
large supply on hand; the market depresscd and
PAGES IN favor Of purchasers.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

A meeting Of the members Of the Protest.
ant Churches Of the city and others friendly to
the cause, was held last evening. at the M. E.
Church, to take measures for the relief Of the
suffering poor among Us, and to make arrange
ments forNa union Thanksgiving meeting Of
said Churches, when Mr.. B. F. Hoyt was call
ed TO the Chair, and John Nicols appointed Sec
rotary. After some remarks from the Chair
man and the Rev. Messrs. Neill and Penman,
explanatory of the objects Of the meeting, il
was resolved that Union Benevolent Associ.
alton he formed, and Ladies auxiliary societies
be organized to promote the chief object con-
templated by this meeting. After which con-
stitution was adopted, and i, was resolved thai
the permanent officers Of the society be elect.
ed, and a collection taken up Immediately after
the sermon Of the union meeting on Thanks
giving day. A committee was then appointed
to confer with the Ministers in charge Of the
Churches representedito arrange the prelimina-
ries for said meeting, Of which due notice will
be given, and all friendly to the cause, are in-
riied to attend. B.F. HOYT, Chm.
JOHN NIcoLs, Sec'y. sr,a @
St Paul, Dec. 18th. 1856. s, .,siai
This is a praise-w0rthy object, and we sin.
cerely hope our citizens will give it their ~ap-
probation by being presen. on The orcusion, and
contributing literally towards the relief Of the
poor,-Ep ..... - 1-,-.->.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

No ELECTION YEr.-The latest news from
Washington indicate that Banks, Free Soiler
from Massachusetts, will be the Speaker Of the
House. On the 32d and 33d ballots he recev
ed 100 votes, lacking Is Of an election. Rich
ardson 70, Fuller 30. Nine candidates in the
field, and some 81 scattering votes.
Should Banks be elected, it will demonstrate
beyond doubt the complexion Of the House
He is radical Free Soler, and if he can re.
ceive the votes Of a majority Of the members
we can safely bet that one branch Of Congress
will be for Freedom. The Administration
strength does not exceed rs votes, with a few
doubtful ones at that. What will become O
the hero OF Greytown and his Cabinet2
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The. IrIsh ConNentlon.

This Convention has turned out .fzzle.--
The following article from the New York
Tribune sums up the matter in a briefspace =
The Astor House Convention has closed its la
bors, and perhaps never in the history of poll.
tics did mountain which had been soherald.
ed bring forth such mouse. We trust that
the London Times and any credulous British
ers who may have caught alarm from the por.
tentous printed intention Of this redoubted En-.
igrant Society, will from this moment fold their
arms and take their sleep in peace. The story
of this convention may be summed up in a few
words. 1t was occupied in true Hibernian
spirit, almost exclusively, with a squabbe be-
tween Two newspaper writers, and the result
was that one distinguished Irshman who accus-
ed another distinguished Irishman Of being
false and malicious, was false and malicious
himself, and that Mr.. John McClenahan, ac-
cused Of occasional closet interviews with the
British Consul at this port, was worthy Of the
full confidence Of all Irishmen in the Colonies
and United States. The affair was harmless
and amusing, and would really require but leu
lent notice if it were not for the shame and
disgrace it brings upon the many Irish born
citizens Of this country, of high character and
strong devotion to the institutions of this coun-
try, who become involved in the ridicule which
such patriotic burlesques provoke. The address
and resolutions are not worthy Of either print OF
comment, and the West India squadron may
turn their rudders and pass their winter in the
Mediterranean or some other idle quarter near
er home. At present we see no prospect of
capability to fit out even the single poor bark
A1aury. The Irish Convention have simply
come to the resolution, which their proceedings
amply justify, that Ireland is their natural
home, that they desire her to take some ancient
position not specially defined, that they are anx-
ious to encourage her "by word Of good
cheer" that they will secure to her national
clergy a more unbounded spiritual power,
doubtless with full liberty to burn Bibles and
such like, and that Mr.. John McClenahan is
the man for them. But we az unwilling to
linger over such farce, which to those who,
as we do, wish well to Ireland, can inspire
nothing but sorrow and regret.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

DocroR HARE ON SPIRIrs.-We give place to-
day to part of a report of Doctor Robert Hare's
Speech on the alleged spiritual phenomenon, which
is exciting considerable attention among the
learned Savans of the East. DR.. Hare is one OF
tho most renowned Chemists of this or any other
country, and his bold position on an unpopular
theme, will create no little excitement. As many
would be glad to know what he had to say, We
shall continue his speech until completed
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

New ENGLAND SUPPER.-The Executive
Committee Of the New England Society, to
whom was entrusted the getting up Of an en-.
tertainment, will meet this evening to consum.
mate their arrangements. Their deliberations
will be made known as early as possible, when
those who desire to participate in the festivities
can have ample time to make Preparations
An invitation is extended to all, whether born
in New England or in other parts of the coun-
try.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

GT We commend the following to our neigh.
bors of the Free Press and the Pioneer and Dem
ocrat. 1t is taken from the Squattor Sovereign
controlled by General Stringfellow. He admits
that the bfssour.ans can conquer and out vote
"abotionists, but still we are told that it is the
Free States men who are creating all this difficult
y: az
BORDER RurrIANs.-If, as Reeder SAYS, "Kan.
sas is conquered country it will be seen by the
returns Of this vote, that it was an easy matter
for the Misssourians to conquer his squad of abo-
litionists. There is hardly border county in
Missouri that connot outvote all the abolirionists
in Kansas. Platte and Clay together could spare
the mer, and not miss them- only to outyote
but to drive every abolitionst from the Territory
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22


Mr.. EpIroR,-Allow me the use Of your
columns, to express my Indebtedness to Mr..
Philip Ross, and other friends, for the beauti-
full sleigh and velvet cushions that made their
appearance at my door morning or two ago.
Not only is it very acceptable for its high
utility, but because it evinces that there are
those in the community who delight to express
kindly feelings to Minister of the Gospel.
Hoping that each of the donors may glide
pleasantly over the slippery places Of this
world, and that their sins, though as scarlet,
may be made as white as snow, etF
remain their grateful friend, sed
E. d. NELL.
O. D. 1GEE