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THE INDEPENDEN PRESS.
1856. 1856.
Gil L AP DRY GOODS
For Spring.
BROOM & RRELL,

d n w IL U N y II n Il II l.,
23S Broad Street, Augusta, Ga,
"AVE Just opened their SPRING STOCK of
IL STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
and would respectfully call the attention Of
the citizens of Abbeville and adjoining Dis
tricts to the assortment which comprises almost
every article in the Dry Goods line, and hapiny
been domgM by an experienced buyer, they are
prepared to offer Goods ut such prices they
can guarantee to be rs CnEAr AS TIE CHEAPEST.
Feeling assured that Il careful examination of
our Stock will induce liberal share of patron
age, they solicit the favor Of an early call.
Among our Goods we invite particular at
tcnton To- the following:
Plain Blk. and Fancy Dress SILKS
snti% ni%.rs Striped and Fr Printed BA-
Rich SILK GRENADINES, and Satin Plaid
TISSUES
Fr. rrntsH 1,;xGI EliALL'FS' and bAREcE DE-
Rich Grenn.inc, Bcrrgc and Jaconct FLOW
Erred ROBES
Fr. Printed oRGANDIES, MuS[INs and
LAWNS
BLK. CIlALLIES. TAMATANS, EOMBAZINI:S
and ALPACAS
Plum and Checked JACONETS, CAMBRItS,
NANSOOK and SWISS MtSLlNS
BEl1llANTS. CALICOES, GlNGll AMS, TAR
LATANS, dc, de-, &c.
Large assortment Worked EDGINGS and IN.
SETTINGS
Embroidered COLLARS, SLEEVES, CIlEMI-
ZErTES, BANDS AMI FI.OtNCINGS
Rich Embroidered BASQUES, Lace and Silk
MANTlLLAS
Lace and Grape SllAWIS. Blk. silk LACES
Superior assorted Goods for GENTS and
BOYS WEAR
LINENS, TABLE DAMASKS,
DIAPERS. TOWEl.1LNtiS, DC, de-
lO.l and l2-i Linen SllEETINGS, and Super
PILLOW 'ASE LINENS
Superior Asst. Il. and Bro. DOMESTIC.S,
.SliEEi 9 LONG CLOTHS
STRIP. NINGSand SERVANTS
GOODS
Sup. Asst II for Gents. Ladies, Mis-
scs, Buy .. Children, of all kinds an.
prices
Together with many other Goods, not men,
toned, and all which will he offered at prices
that cannot he unlcrsold i'll the way of fair nn,
upright dealing l,y any house in the State.
BROOM & N0RRELL,
236 Broad ST.. Augusta, Ga.
April lyl Nearly opposite Augusta Bank.
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SPRING GOODS---l&5G.
}. F. BURCHARD g. CO., AUGUSTA, GA.,
Broad st., Opposite Masonic Hall,
A RE now receiving an unusually cho
~ variety of

4 RE now receiving an unusually choice
~ variety of
SPRING DRESS FABRICS,
which they are selling nt the very lowest pr-
ces possible, and to which the attention Of pur-
chasers is very cordially nnl respectfully invi-
ted. Their stock embraces the following. H.
mong others, nf French English and .in,,ri,nn
productions. Particular attention is asked to
pntusli, Lnpn Seydoux, Licbcr d Co.'S manu-
iaeturc of Eombazincs, shalies: delaincs.
barcgcs, grenadines dc. Thirrin t. Millinrd' 5
black and colorcd clallics, margnisc, veil
bcrngc. and TISSUES
PRINTED GOOnS-Steinbncll, Kocchlinks,
Pcrcnl-, brillnntcs, cambrics, jnconcts, lawns,
organdies aud beragcs.
-ALsO-
Paris black silks, superior qualities;
Paris rich fancy silks;
" F"urlands, very handsome;
u" French and English Calic"cs of Stein
bacI''s IIoglcs Montciths d Norton's
Cases of Ginghau,s black and fancy, all prices
Printed chalies and beragc delaines from low
priced to very rich;
American lawns and muslins;
Cnlicoes low price and fast colors !;
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Richardson's Linens, aud other makers, n
very full assortment in all varieties, for shirt
ing, sIccting, pillow casing &c, &c. birds.eye
diapers. Scotch ditto, towelling and towels,
Turkish Bath, kc.; window drapcry, lace and
muslin, DC. DC.
Summer Goods for Gentlemen and Boys in
Linen driings, DC, cottonndes of all sorts vest
ngs, spring cassimcres. cnshmerett, drab etc, &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
An unrivaicd assortment Of sleetings ana
slirtings, brown and blcached from 81 to l2-.i
width and from the lowest priced to tho finest
English and American makes.
PLANTATION GOODS.
OF every sort and kind considered desirable
to have, by the piece or bale In addition to
the above, we have the very, finest assortment
of collars, Laccs and Embroideries in general,
to be found probably in the State.
j. F. BURCHARD d. co.
May Q, 1856. ''~~ - 49, ba:1y
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Hardware, Paints, Oils,
WINDOW GLASS, &C.,
1T tie Sign Of the Golden 1nrH,


COLUMBIA, s. @.
a TIE Subscribers have now -
&A on hand an extensive assort- IA
W ment of Goods in their line, which
they are selling at the lowest market prices for
Cash, an't t" which they respectfully call the
attention of purchasers. Their stock consists
in part RS follows, viz:
Bur Iron, Hoop, Sheet, Band, Oval, Round and
Square Iron;
Cast, German and Blister Steel; Anvils, Bel
lows, Vices, de-;
Mill and Cross-Cut Saws; Mill Irors. Nails,
Wagon Boxes, PotWarc;
Bench and Moulding Planes, CnlseIs Auucrs
Files. Boring Machines;
M"rtice Machines, Lathes, Saws Bench Screws,
Hinges, Screws;
Locks Bolts, Lntchcs, Axes, Hoes Plough
Moulds. AdZcs;
Axles, Springs, Enamclcd and Patent Lcathcrs,
Paints, Earnishcs;
Window Glass, Spirits Turpcntinc Putty, Paint
Brushes;
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Corn and Cob
Mills, Leather Betting;
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Gunpowder, Shot,
L.cn'l DC, ttc.
Those i'll want Of Goods in the Hardware
line, will find it to their interest to give us Il
call before making their purchases.
FISHER ~ AGNEW & CO.
Feb II, lSIt Al tlul
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FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
BENJAMIN & GOODRICH,
Broad Street, Augusta, Geornia.

HN"s"o' SooA6A"'
NExT Door above Thomas s.ru.u,uu,,
~ Richardson's 4 Sons
Book Store, ndopposite Lam y
backs q Coopers new Iron Store, would, re-,
public that they are now receiving daily q
choice and well selected assortment Of oil kinds
Of FURNITURE, such as Bureaus, Book
Gases, Sofas. ChairA Tete. a.tetes Centre Tables,
Window Shades, DC, Of the latest and most
fashionable designs which thsy1win euarsntee
to sell d low ascan .bs bought In the oityS and
examine odr stock before Pnrchssinr elSex here ere
Spring, Hair and Cotton MATTRAS sEs. and
al kinds Of sFyrnitare Manufactured Ind Re-
paired to order, with neatness and dispatch
~ ThiA Firm, positively, have NO conpcc-
ition with any other Furniture House TN this
|city. BENJAMIN Il GOODRICH,
Augusta, Ga, April 26, 1856. -, -52dyr,A
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Joiner and Cabinet SHOP,
NEXr DOOR r" THE PRESS OFFICE,

SENT DOOR To TIL: PRESS OFFICE,
AEBEVlLLE COURT HOUSE, s. c..
INllE undersigned, thankful Tor c
Il past invors, and ever ready E<Nf+s <<NNtts,
t" scrv" II generous public, may <.~EiIEt
be ut all times found at his shop in the East
crn corner Of Christian 4 Dcalcs Coach Fac
tory, where hr is prepared to make PANEL.
OOltS, SASH, BLINDS, MANTEL PIECES,
.tc., Dc.
will also make TABLES, DESKS, BOOK
CASES, PICTURE FRAMES, and repair fur
niturr &c.
will keep constantly on hand really made
COFFlNS of the best material and finest in
ish, either polished covered all Of which
will deliver t" any point in the district free
"i rhnrg: VIII, hcnrSc or nl"n railroad if de-
Sir"l in direction.
All work dome warranted rs good rs the hest
and cheap according. Ten per cent of for
cash on all work done by m..
81 For reference, Apply to anv gentleman.
III the Incorporation. G.. L. BOWERS.
June -, 1876. If
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LANYARD AT LOWNDESVlLLE.

LANYARD AT l0WNDESVlllE.
TNilE undersigned most respectfully call the
l. attention Of the public to our Stock Of
LEATHER W" have, and will keep on hand II
variety Of rs Good LEATHER as can he bought
ut any lanyard III the Country
Having laid il, "a heavy Stock Of Slaughtered
Hides last Spring, will be able to supply
the people with heavy SOLE LEATHER, Gin
Bands, dc.
-ALSO--
To our Harness shop We will keep OH hand
n lot OF good Ready Made Harness Of our own
make. Being professional Workman, we can
safely say, that We can rut-up rs fine and It's
good Work rs any establishment in the Dis
trict, and as cheap as the cheapest.
All orders attended to Immediately. We So
licit n call.
Leather, harness Brilcs, Martngalcs, &c,
&c.. will he given in exchange for Hides and
Bark, or Cash will be Z wen if preferred.
}. NJ. IL ". ii. MULLIKIN.
June 81, 1886. S-tf
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New Spring g. Summer Goods
At No. l Granite Range.
TfIAMBERS & MARSHALL are now re.
" ceiving their
Spring and Summer Goods,
which will be found complete with every nov
DRESS GOODS, SILKS,
AANTYLLAS. E.NBROIDEPJES
HOSIERY GLOVES, GANCY.
LEGHORN NEAPOLITAN
AND GRAPE BONNETS,
Also
A fine assortment Of BONNET. RIBBONS
ERENCH FLO OIVEl2S, and a variety OF
1RiNAzHHS. Which have been selected with
greM care, and to which we most respectfuIly
The attention of the citizens of this place
and the surrounding District.
April 8, 1856. 80 tf
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H HI. -sCUDDAY, M. D., Office
Lie at Lowndesville, s. c., solicita prac.
tice In CHRONIC DISEASES. His extensive
acquaintance with Anatomy, Physiology and
Pathology, and the laws and mems Of Health,
in connection with the best and most satisfac.
tory Medical agents known to tho profession,
enable linn to, furnish to the diseased superior
aid. This department OF Medicine receives his
particular study and practice.
June 90, 1856. IAN
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FOE. SALE!

T'llE Subscribers will keep on hand at all
L times, at the Sudtlcry and Harness Store
of +. Wrsiticld, in this Village, IN assortment
of all kinds Of STOVES, which they pledge
themselves to sell on rs favorable terms us
Stoves of the same quality can be purchased
for in Charleston. Their COOKING STOVES
they will warrant to DO everything that n
Cooking Stove can do. and are sure they will
give universal satisfaction.
One Of lis will spend the most Of the present
year at the North, and will be nble to select
the best and most approved patterns.
T.. WESTFIEI.D,
!. BRANCH.
Abbcvlo G. IT,, s. c., Jan s, 1856. "
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Committed

- !. ~. OUhMABhHItCU
NO the Jail: Of Abbeville Court House .
- on Wednesday the 18th February, "A,
inst, Negro woman Daffney, who saws ~
trict - "'.' Dis
Said Negro is about four feet six incbes b;,b.
supposed to be%sonao sixty OF; seventy wears
ofaSe.s.S ,asttG,3 g. sat s.tiSs !.
Thepwner is requested To come toward .nrova
property, pay charges and take her awav. :.
y~E s;5l B. ). COCHRAN, Ja;to,.
Feb, %, 1866 ~ - T Il :.
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HODGES, DEPOT.

1HOD"11'o D"V VI
TJNlIE Firm of ROBERTS, ADAMS & SMITH
l. was dissolved On the first of October,
1851. 1t is hoped that nll persons Indebted
will come forward aud settle by casll or note,
as we nrc anxious TO close our old business
ROBERTS & ADAMS
Still continue business at Hodges, and at Long
Cane. and by the first of April will have n fine
Spring Stock of Goods,
selected with great care in New York and Bal
timorc, which We respectfully offer to our
friends and customers at moderate profits
Come and see, and he your own Judge We
merely wish to let you know that we are still
here. feeling satisfied that if you will come,
orr Goods and prices will please you.
Very respectfully,
ROBERTS & ADAMS.
Hodges, s. c., March u. 1856 Al If
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Water Proof Wnrc.WoU.c-

k@.I TIIEsubscriber has taken ~
the Planters Water Proof esKG
Ware House: formerly occupied 6y Mr.
Sonn Usher. sr; and BY strict attention to
I%"s'ness. .%s ne hopes to merit liberal share of
upper an and Cotton growing districts.
!he :" are House is above high water mark.
thigh and dry" and more secure from fire.
than any other Ware House in Town.
PS. will also attend to receiving and
forwarding Goods and Produce, entrusted to
my care. G.. II. KENNEV
Hamburg, Sept J., 1855. ls.im
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ESTATE or JOHN GIVENS, DECEASED
" SETTLEMENT /"

TTNIE Kindred and Creditors, and all parties
l. concerned nre hereby notified that f.
nal Settlement of said Estate will be made in
the Ordnary's Office, Abbeville, on the l4th of
October next. The Distributes are requested
to be punctual in their attendance, as the ad-
ministrator will not hold himself accountable
for interest afterwards
, JOHN L. ELLIS, Admir-.
Juno 90, 1856. s-3m.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

isgo"l. So far ~ these charges syuiast me ,rs ~.
cerned, l pronounce them fals4 While I An NJ |,
deere to make reference to a bill which iutr.A.n
come time ago. snc which certain psrties have -
taken to stamp with infsmy among the mssntn,s :.
this House believe a. an honorable MAJ tis,,
there ever was a bill csculst.d To practically s..
mote the welfare and lasting bsppiness Of my pso,s
thi. is the one. stand ready 10 defend sg.ns, ~,
cole sgue any other who nay take oppOsitio, y.
il. / am ready 10 90 with hin before our comma.
Constituents and vindicate my conduct. The bil |. =
jusf one ano if it properly Understood, sn sun
that II voulr meet with the favor Of this House.
The Chairman's BANNER fell, and Mr. Herben
was cut short in his remarks
The Congressional Debating Society held &C.
sion this evening, at which Mr. Rufn Of NorH
Carolina made speech condemning the People,
party. He said it was charged that Buchsnaa
not sound on the Slavery question; but he Coo
tended that he had been sound ever since 1919
WHIT n be made Q speech in Lancaster, Pa. Whea
Pierce was candidate said the speaker, we were
told that he would not prove true, but he hn
proved to be the soundest Constitutional Presideot
that we ever had; and, Sir, James buchanan will
prove AZ true to Slavery ~ Franklin Pierce has
done, for he is Just as good man as Pierce ever
was. A Pennsylyanisn Buchanan man, who lis
tened TO this harsngue, remarked that he was
almost persuaded to vote for Fremont; aud if this
speecb could be scattered through ks State
(Pennsylvania) it would secure 1t for Fremont,
sure ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

The Express has c, utTacted the bad Gab' ~ copy
irg from other journals oalumies which u Knows to
be false though tie original uiteters may not. Inus
We fpd IN It's last sheet he following
"TsE hKw.YoRK 7RIBvxEThs wide spread shee. hss eS
ettA mreps. infuenca mseadDg well meanas folks
flt4s) accouut OF great bste whch san
fought Ireland when the Irish defeated the BRUSH
trop. with great saughtsr the rOaes being coVeed with
Bi.,h redcoats three miles This astounding tsehlo5
waa sdc pub ish by Greeley wheu be w adIess
Tho Irish platfUr with ArchbShop Hughes -ud
Ireapd Tbs cbee then - dessve III o'der u s~aie
the poor hard working sh out Of their monsy May thou
sanfs collected snd THE TRiBOSE is nisyng the sans
game sss of beednE Leland Il is noF bleeding
Kanses uud the vistns swncled are ACenca3. Tho
oueht lying tricks Of that Infamous ecucetu better
Now tie responsible utt-reTs Of tbs string OF
Ibes know full fell that this story of British det'a
in Irelard wa diacIedited IL THE rRmuSE which
publshed it. aid that he "Gfeeey whom i' charges
with uttelirg it when he wss addressing the lrsn
"on the ssme ple;foTm with Bishop hughes was
FIVE hundred miles away, on a trp 70 Lake superior
when this let or was received from l-clsnd aud pub
hshed.- All this has beer repeatedly stated, ana Is
notorious in this city; yet The Fzpres, which orglo'
ated the slauder will continue tc copyt rom us 'g-
noraLt echoes these ten yeas, or so often a u pay
hope TO ptTpe,uate and extend its calumny thereby
Ought there rot 70 be some retibutoa for such de-
famefs7
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

The Atlantic brings US news from Europe
to the 23d inst, and at that date the
attenp, of ODonnell in Spain, in the interest
of the licentious Isabella and the
rciou- Christina to extinguish Constitutional Gov
eruItn nt Was threatened with the failure it merits.
O'Donnell WAS master of Madrid, but formids-
Bile ri.ipg in behalf Of Liberty aud the COnsttu-
ticn has appeared in the Provinces. The Cortes
was slso about to renew its sessions in Arrsgon,
whittier msjority of the members are said to
have made good their escape; conducta Of two
snd.ah half millions Of dollars, belonging TO the
Government. ia believed TO have fallen into their
ards just in to be useful in carrying on the
war; and everything indicates determined and
prolonged resistance on ths part of the people to
tie despOtsm which this corrupt and unscrupulous
conspiracy is endesvoriDg to impose upon then
For a conspiracy it is now universally admitted
to be, whether arranged, as our London correspond
ept hos stated, for the purpose of suppressing in
quiry into the enormous ptcunary and other frauds
on the people Of which Queen Christina is guilty,
or with tho deeper and wider reaching plan Of per-
mon, ntly IT storing sbsolutsm. Meanwhile, it is
said that Louis Napoleon has determine TO give
aid to Christina and Isabella, French army Of
observation having already been ordered to the
frontiers
From EDglsrd, the only intelligence of special
moment is the basis on which Mr. Pierces Admin
isiration offers to settle the Central American
question. According to The Londox Times, Mr..
Dallas prop, sts that San Juan shall be given to
Nicsragua. being declared perpetually free port,
aud right Of passage up the river being secured
to Costa Rics; that the Bay Islands shall be given
to Honduras the British possessions being limited
to Belize; that precise territory shall be laid out
for ibe Mosquito Indians it being agreed that their
southern boundary shall be fixed at convenient
dstsnce uorrh Of the San Juan River; and that
epdeavcIs shall be made to procure from all the
Central American States an agreement that any
new 'rter-oceanic routes which may be opened
across tbi territory BY canal or railroad shall be
forever open TO all nations, Just IS the proposed
San Jusu Catal is declared to be by the Clayton
Buwtr Treaty II this account of the basis on
" hch LtgOi,t,ns are nov going on, is correct
snd We See 10 reason to question tive may expect
the whole question to be speedily disposed OF.
TIE British Government evidently wish 70 bring
this prolonged ard useless controversy 20 close.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

We shsll have an unusually small number of
local officers to elect this Fall. There are no
county officers to be chosen. The municipal Off
GERS are, Mayor in place of Fernando Wood, q
City Judge in place OF E. g. Cspron, eleven Alder
men representing the First, Third and the other
Wards with odd numbers, and full Board Of
CouncilmeD. The others are School aud Ward
Officers OF no special political significance
Beside Presidential Electors, the people will
vote for Governor Lieutenant Governor, Canal
Commissioner, State Prison Inspector, Clerk Of
the Court of Appeals Members of Congress, and
Members of Assembly.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

In the House yesterday, Mr.. Purvisnce of Pa.
tried to get in resolution ns,ructing the judiciary
Committee to inquire into the imprisonment of
Messrs. Robinson, Brown, Deitzler aud others in
KaDsss; and, if they are found to be in prison
merely for aiding to establ sh the FreeStat Con.
sti,utioD to report bill directing sot proseqai
to be entered. Leave to introduce was refused
Yeas l06 (not two thirds); Nays74.
Mr.. Wilson moved similar resolve in the
Senate, where it lies over Attempts to get up
ths Pacific Railroad ard the Homestead bills were
likewise defeated
The Senate debated and passed some River and
Hsrbor bills and the House considered the Judicial
and Executive Appropriation bill without finish
ing it.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

state Of things at the earliest moment Do not
sickle for the triumph of one side or the other,
but let all unite to guarantee oblivion Of the past
and speedy restoration of the unquestoned su-
premacy Of Law.
We do not cast blame on either side. We be-
lieve the organization of the Vigilance Committee
was well intended if not absolutely necessary, and
have no doubt that good has resulted from its ac-
ton. But that which is acceptable and benefcent
a. momentary, transitOry resor. against gigantic
villainy and crime, which had corrupted or over.
borne the ordinary machinery Of Justice, becomes
intolerable and hideous il upheld as permanent
and natural condition. To concentrate absolute
power-legslstive, executive and judicial-in the
hands Of some twenty five TO thirty men-and these
absolutely unknown as well as irresponsible to the
community-men chosen, no one knows by whom,
and empowered to DO no one knows whst-this is
machinery of detpotsm which no Venetian Coun-
Gil or Jesuit cOnclaye ever elusled 1t cannot
endure, and 1t should not. However pure in its
origin, it is sure to be corrupted in time into
handiwork for boundess tyranny, rapscity aud
Injustice. Once established and become an insti-
tuition, its little finger will be found thicker than
the Oins Of even corrupted and abused republican
government. A government by the 0eres of
stuft baot-boxes is bad enough in all conscience;
but government without ballot. boxes, Jury boxes,
or any other than cartridge bOXes-a government
by masked, anonymous, selfchosen dictstors-
must inevitably become more odious ard blishting
than the empire of SOulouque or the paternal rule
Of King Bomba.
Let US ooce more entrees. all good citizens OF
California to forget what is past and unite to re-
store the empire of Republican Law. Let the
Legislature oe assembled ot once, if it has not al
ready been let it proceed forthwith to correct the
nsgraDt abuses which called the Vigilance Com
mttee into existence; let it provide fox and secure
fair STATE and Municipal Election, aud vacate all
existing Offices; then let it pass an act Of amnesty
for all the actors in the extraegsl ro.eedngs Of
the last few weeks and let the election be held a.
the earliest moment. Unless the flow Of blood
shall have previously commenced, we believe this
plan would insure the restoration OF constitutional
government, with radical snd lasting reform.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

ESCAPE or SLAyEs-CAPTuRE AND REscUE.-I The
MadtsoK Courier Of Mn day Gays:
One Gay Last week two slaves belonging to a
KeLtucl ian resdi0g abort thirty five mile. below here
Ian swsy, end by the aid If thu underground rails
eHcceedt6 IN getting T. Dupont, fourteen miles north
of here few miles tom there while on their iour.
new norhwsrd under the guidance of three cor iuc-
ors they W. 9 captured by party Of seven meu from
Dupon:, and the train upon which they were trveIng
reversed snc TIE fsces Of the fugves once more re-
TUNED towsrd thadom. No time to BE- los, by
the raihoed officials, ha'ty council vas held, re.
oruits Rstheed up and The slaves rccsprred and are
yen-ore Of Her Royal Maies;ys proyinceS. The
owner of tie slsve. with -four or five Kentuckians,
arrived at Dupont little toe late They Swors terri
bly,, but II availed EotbiDg."
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
yAv. ana rsm.naiDe 10 q Territorial condition for

Law, and Remaining to Territorial condition Tor
an indefinite period, but repeating so much Of the
Ntbraska act as repudiates the Missouri Compact
This project of pacihcstiOn for Kansas has never
appeared nor been fairly set forth, nor even com-
mepded. in either Tie Journal or The ErYTess
while THE TRIBUNE found fault with some Of its
beet friends in the House for voting sganst at the
time such vote was given. This bill passed the
HOuie last Tue sday by vote of 88 to "a; and the
Yeas on this proposition Of leading champion of
Fillmore to settle the troubles in Kansas were
made up as follows:
Out and out for Fremont pt--..-..-.-..-..7s
Fer Fremont or undeC ided ed...............-
For Buchanan or doubtful Wells. D......." l--s3
The Nays on this proposition of the ablest Fill
more Member Of the House Humphrey Marshall
perhaps excepted were made up as follows:
Fremont man Letter Of OhioD.
BUCHANAN men. n.....-----..-..-'' '''o0-'f
Gentlemen of TIE Journal and The Express
print this statements if you dare, and refute it If
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