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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-PITT

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-PITT
- C"unty.-ThnmaS Little Churchill Perkins, David
l.. Perkins ana ID. W. Jordan, original bill in Equity.
In this appearing to the satisfaction Of the court
that David Jordan of the defendants this case
resident of the State of NorthCarolna it is ordered by
the Court that publication be made for six successive weeks
in the NorthCarolna Standard for the said David Jordan
10 make his personal appearance at the of this
court, t. he holden the first Monday in March next
judgment will be taken pro cosso 10 him, and heard
accordingly.
Witness Good Hoy Clerk and Master in Equity for Pitt
County. GOOLD lOYT c. e.
Jan. :, 1856. ll06-6t
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LIVERY STABLE.
-vIJE STIRSCnTRERS ARE PLEAS

LIVERY STABLE.
vHlHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE PLEASED TO IN
IL FORM THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
formerly owned by j. Nixon ESD, the Market House,
where they will Keep hand we'll broke and tracabe
horses carriages and buggies with good rusty drivers,
for the accommodation of those who may wish travel
Horses aso boarded by the day month Their prices
will be in accordance with the times All possible pains
will be taken give general satisfaction those who may
patronize their establishment.
L. T. CLAYTON
l. BECkWITH.
Raleigh Sept. 26, 1856. ss-tf
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NOR RENT.-TUE DWELLING-HOUSE AND
II lot in the City of Raleigh, formerly occupied by Mrs.
Mary E. Harrison. The house contains six good and spa
rooms and the lot fraction of ground
This residence situated retired and pleasant portion
of the City, and will doubt be found agreeable
any who may wish to rent Possession given the 1st JAN
uary, 1885,. Apply for terms to W. W. Holden. si -
Nov 1861. 3-tf
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Superior French Cass. Pants!
OUR ASSORTMENT IN FINE BLACK AND FANCY
OCasS. Pants is much better than usual We have en-
deavorcd to select such styles of Fancy Css think
will please those who desire something neat and gentce
+. J.. HARDING.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ THE PLANTATION known as the HOPKINS
PLACE. belonging to the Heirs of the late VIM. T. Hop
lands of Theophus H. Snow and Others Containing about
300 acres Also'FOUR CITY LOTS under impros sements
in the City of Raleigh The above property preyi.
ousy disposed Of at Private Sae will be sold at Public
Auction early in January of the day of sale notice will
De hereafter given For any information concerning the
property, apply to
Dec. 81, 1855 '.'-' '-'f- Z fnneetJ
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NEW BOOKS.
GsIIRISTIAN THEISM, BY r. A. THOMPSON.
~ Memoir Of Seargcnt = lrentSS.
\ Visit to the Camp before SebastopOl
The lroIu"is by Minnie Myrtle.
Thrice Narr:ct'
SchafS America.
American Rejected Addresses.
Richard the Fearless.
Juno Clifford.
W. l.. PoMERoY
Raleigh Nov. 20, 1855. lo4-
One Price Jeweiry Store.
MYERS Il JAMIE,
DEALERS
Fine Watches, Jewclry, Spectacles,
SILVER WARE, &C.
NO. 75k MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
Watches and Jtseel,y CAREFULLY repaired.
October 4, 1855. Sly
~ India Rubber CRYING Doll Babies assorted sizes.
w ~ ~ e . " \: &. Book-sroRE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS FOR 1855.
,n,HE SUBSCRIBER TAKES PLEASURE IN AN.
FALL And WINTER sTocH tScs OF G sTAPhE Ie AND i FAN
CY DRY GOODS are now ready for examination. He
of his Fall purchase his stock will speak for itself
AS to prices it is generally understood, all right d1rn
DOWN, DOWN to the lowest figure. He invites one and all
mo respector of persons call, and the goods will be
shown with good will and free OF charge
H. l.. EVANS,
One door above X. Smiths corner.
Raleigh, Sept %, 1900 90
nR. SPRINGS NEW WORK.-TIIE CON-
~ TRAST between good and bad BY Gardner
Spring, ID. ID. For sale by
W. l.. PoMERoY
October Il, 1855 o.
HOHNsTON's CHEMISTRY OF COMMON
- LIFE.-Just received large supply of this truly
valuable work.
W. l.. POMEROY.
October l6, 1855. o.
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NREENSBOKOUGHM MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
u AT the end of Three Years. such has been the care and
free from debt have made assessments and have now
such large Capital in cash and notes. We have no hes
taton saying to the public that there is no safer Com
pany in the Southern Country. The of the Risks in
this Company bengn the part of the State where
the danger from fire is much less. ~
AT the last annual Meeting the following officers were re-
elected.
JAMES SLOAN, President
5. G. COFFIN Vice President
c, p. MENDENHALL, Attorney
PETER ADAMS, Sec'y & Treasurer.
W. Ii. CUMMING, Gen Agent
DIRECTORS-.Ism Sloan, DR.. J. A. Mcbapc G.. p.
Mendcnhall, VIM. S. Rem Rev. C. F. DEEMS James N.
Garrett Jed H. Lindsay . Mcconnell f. w Ogburn /
l.. Cole, D: p. Weir, Greenso ugh; F. Lilly, Wades.
borough, DIR. s. G.. Coffin, Jan. own Joshua Tavloe,
Washington VIM A. Wright, Vii. lgton; John l. Sha--
YER Salisbury John H. Cooke, Fayetteville H. G. Spruil
Plymouth Robert L. Troy, Lumberon; Dr.. r. II. Scales,
LenOX Castle.
All communications should be directed the Secretary
free of Postage. PETER ADAMS Sec'y
August 6, 1854. 75-tf
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ARKANSAS, DALLAS COUNTY.

ARKANSAS, DALLAS COUNTY.
IL of and adjoining the Ouachita river consisting Of
upland and bottom-the former fair the latter first rate
bushels Of per and from twelve hundred to
thousand pounds of cotton-upwards of four hundred
negroes 1t is healthy, we'll watered, and convenient to
navigation. 1t is adapted stock being adjacent forty
thousand acres more of wild or cane land Attending
this tract as the desirable of the Ouaca
is there any other the side of the river which
would live: yet inferior land my upland there
planters from North Carolina making from six to nine
bales to the handnames be given, if necessary. My
price is $4,000 cash. time with ten cent interest
Corn and provender and stock be purchased with the
place.
Cachemasso P. o.
Nov. H. 1855. En,
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Great Mail KOute from HillsbOr0ugh to the
North. by the Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad.
FINDER THE SCHEDULE RECENTLY ADOPTED
" on the North Carolina Rail Road passengers go
North without detention at Raleigh or elsewhere.
conductor of the Road will be in attendance to take charge
Of the baggage and check it to Baltimore or Washington
City, whilst The passengers will be allowed an hour and
half to get breakfast and refresh themselves,
They will be conveyed to and from the Hotels in omn
buses free of charge. . ...-,.-... -.
Leaving Raleigh Is minutes before T. they will reach
Weldon in abundant time for all the day trains going North
and South. ~
BY this route the passenger will be at trouble or cx.
pense about his baggage the conductor of this Road Will
take charge Of and give check for at the n c. Railroad
Depot. -,s.t g-s.f
Through Tickets from Weldon to New York. by Peters
burg or Portsmouth, $l2. 3sH sS,,s.s& =
r. A.HAMILTON Presidsnt
Raleigh, April 2s, 1855. q e45-tf. =
"a Register, Hilsborough Recorder and Greensbarodgh
Patriot cupy month. Is
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Raleigh & CASTOR RI

Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad Company
RALEIGH, Dec. !, lS55.
TEHHE ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF s PER CENT LATE
IL LY declared by the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad Com
pany, will be paid to the stockholders and after the 2
instant.
W. W. VASS, Treasurer.
6-2m
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ERESH GARDEN SEED.-THE ST UBSCRIBERS
II expecting to receive this morning their stock of
Foreign and American Garden and Grass Seed which is
much larger, and more varied than previous supply
They prepared to orders from merchants in
part of the State the most favorable terms, and will
allow them the privilege of returning all unsd by the 18th
June.
Families wishing seed will please send their orders while
stock full All our seed aued fresh and gen
uinc, and among them and splendid
PESCUD GATLING,
Druggists and Seedsnlen,
Raleigh, n. c.
Jan. 8, 1856. 13-
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A. II. LEWIS.

. - Attorney and Counsellor at Law, .eg'l
NMAY BE FOUND, WHEN NOT ABSENT ON PRO-
INl FESSIONAL BUSINESS, at his Office his resi-
dence north Of the Capitol, on Halifax Street. :.
;ssss ass sc = go Lin Ii s4e.4 ETo BE ess6
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ANDREW J. STEDMAN,

Having removed Pttsborough N. c., will attend regu
ary the Courts of Chatham Moore and Harnett Counties
Pittsbro' April l6, 1856. s:i L. H Aft
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KADER RIGGS e. CO,

KADER BIGGS & CO..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ttsnis's lFKarf 7oaon Point,
Norfolk, Va.
References-Messrs Bloodgood Co., E. P. Tabb, Co.,
and Alex'r Bell, Esq, Norfolk Hon. Asa Biggs. William
ston, N. c.; Col j. B. G. Rouhac, Raleigh n c.; Lewis
Thompson. Esq, Hotel, N. G. ..- g.
October %, 1854. 96-lvw
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NOTICE.
ID ENG ABOUT TO LEAVE TIE STATE, HAVE.
I6or the purpose of collecting what due me- and of
arranging my business appointed Edward Cantwe Raj
eigh, my attorney, trustee and general agent
The Oil Mills Land and Machinery, and my former Re
sdence this City, heretofore advertised still for sale
or rent upon reasonable terms Persons willing to pur-
chase invited to call upon attorney and examine the
property. WM ). ChAkkE
Jan. *. 1856. l3-tt
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Il. DOBBIN,
Boot and Shoe Maker.

Boot and Shoe Maker,
AS REMOVED HIS SHOP TO THE HOUSE FOR
LII mery occupied by Mrs Harde a confectionery on
Fayetteville street opposite the Markc: House, where he
prepared 10 all orders in his line business
lie has hand stock of excellent leather and will war
all work done by him. He his thanks for past
fayOrs, and will endeavor merit continuance of them
- Remember the old stand of Mrs. Hardie.
Raleigh, JAM !. lSJ6.
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DIANO FOR SALE.-A FINE ROSEWOOD PI-
i ano, octave for SALE Apply to the Editors of the
Standard. .
Jan. Z, 1856. ST.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

WITH THE VIEW OF EXTENDING THE CIR
w cuation of the RICHM OND ENQUIRER in the
Southern States the Propretors have the issue
of WEEKLY PAPER, which contains all the reading
matter of the Daily and Semi-Weekly editions.
1--WE need say nothing of the political character of the
RICHMOND ENQUIRER which is what it was half
century ago We may state that it is the purpose of the
Editors devote all their energies to the discussion of the
issues which Know Nothngism has brought before the
country.
Daily Paper, per annum, 81
Scmi-Weeky,
Weekly,
TO CLUBS.
For six copies of the Daily, 35
For six copies of the Semi Weekly, 25
Eor six copies of the Weekly, 10
For fifteen copies of the Weekly, I" 25
Address
RITCHIE PRYOR 4 DUNNAvANT,
Richmond, Va
June 90, 1856. lOsO-w3w
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First Premium Blank Books.
JNO. b. EGE,

First Premium Blank Books.
JNO. b. EGE,
(Sycamore ST. Petersburg Va. to Pannil & Sonsl
HAS CONSTANTLY On HAND, OF HIS OWN NAN
LII racure and makes 10 order all sizes styles and prices
of Lc6ger Journals otrer Cash, Railroad Bank books
&C.. &c.
Neatly ruled any PATTERN, having improved ruling
machine and having obtained The first prize at the Fair OF
the Union Agricultural Society OF Virginia and North Caro-
na would solicit continuance of the generous paronag,
heretofore extended to him.
Call and examine.
~" Northern prices.
Peter sbury March 2 1856. Soft.
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SARD IO M fATKONSs - .
II HHONIEMPLAT1NGA A CHANGE IN OUR BUSI-
~ NESS st January 1885, renders it actually NECESSARY
for US to urge the of all notes and accounts due
U.S. 10 grant indulgence beyond that time will be aogeth-
er inconsistent Will! arrangements already made and our
friends who are indebted to will confer great favor BY
coming forward at once and settling their ac
counts due. ..,. "
E. L. HARDING.
Nov 13, 1850 ..... 1OaN
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LAND FOR SALE. ~.
II SHALL OFFER, ON MONDAY, (FEBRUARY
lCourt to the highest bidder credit of six months
one hundred and forty of Land lying Immediately on
the Fayetteville road two miles south Of Raleigh Any
person wishing to purchase do privately between this
and Court will sell it in lots of from forty yve
sell any person the whole may be desired
Ideem it unnecessary to describe the land particularly
those wishing to buy will examine for themselves :
Raleigh, JAM 5. 1856 13-td.
Register COPY till daY. - ~ IL
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IpLANK .LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
- approved orm just printed and for sale at the
standard office.
Also Writs Subpoeuas Warrants ard variety of other
blanks.
Aug. 25, 1855. 70
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Dec. 1st, 1855.

NOIlCE.-W MS taken up and committed to Jail in
The County Of Nash, on June e5th 1854 negro
o H TSI his ton and
ION and has more than ordinary space between two Of
his under teeth The requested to come forward
posed of according to law A. R RAVES rs "''
Aug. 1-wtf. " SL;r
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A kkESTED AND COMMITTED TO THE
- JAIL OF PETERSBURG, VA. NEGRO
boy by the name m Of BILL belonging ee Tyce ESQ.,
obtain said boy by coming sending and having Charges
Petersburg July 6, 1855 " i'
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FIRST PREMIUM !-SMUT AND S(:REEN.

TOK SALE.-TWO FINE BILLIARD TABLES OF
The latest style with the latest improved patent rubber
CUSHIONS One OF them has two setts of cushions one sett
without pockets for playing Kelley, which i will sell at
bargain. Please call soon. - - ,
JOHN CREECH.
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HARDING's NEW STOCK.

RLACK MORIANTIQUE SILKS, BLACK AND
lSCoored Cloaks, Plain and Watered Silks Black and
colored Talmas, Plain and Plaid Silks Shaws and Manti
las OF the latest mporations Just received and ee
, H. l.. EVANS
Sept. 49, 1855. - ... = ',-..;1 q. go
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ITO THE TURpENTINE MAKERS OF !

~ ENTS. FURNISHING: (:OODS.-JUST OPEN
UED, 10 dozen DeJonvile Ties, fancy and plain so
dozen English Cotton Hose 10 dozen grey mixed Meri
no; dozcnisuperior Silk II dozen Kid Gloves, DC.
z. L. HARDING.
ID ALEIGH s. GASTON RAIL ROAD.-Saves
Hare permitted travel the Rail Road without
written permit their Duplicates should in all
given the Ticket Agents instructed to retain
one copy of every pass JAMES NJ. POOL,
Ticket Agent
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28

the army shall not be paid, and must be
disbandedl And this too when the very
next mail from the Pacific NAV bring ac-
counts of further Indian wars. or of the i'll
greater calamity, that the people of Caifor
MIA are in open REBELLION, not only against
the State authorities, but against the feder-
al government also, and instant and elfec-
tive &C ion of the army may be imperative
ly required. Surely this cannot be genu-
Inc patriotism, any more than it can be
prudent and expedient legislation"
We produce this calm view of a highly
respec able whig journal, because it is a
calm view. and the view of wing journal
1t is a calm view of state of affairs that
ought to arrest public attention and alarm
the public mind Twenty yoars ago sucn
an attitude ofeither house of Crogress would
have conyulsed the whole country. Is il
possible that the disaster ofrevolu,ion has
less public horr RS now than formerly? Is
il possible that the slightest danger of n
terruprion Of the regular operations of the
government has less terrors than twenty
years ago?
Il cannot be that there is no danger in
the triumph of faction such as triumphed
ut the close Of the session If Congress on
Monday. There IS danger, unless by the
action of THE PEOPLE faction and usurpation
and revolution shall be REBCKED.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28

beneath John McDonnell's restaurant, in
Common street, in this city He sue
ceeded in getting his wife, We learn, into a
place Of safety, and then started to procure
aid. He WAS accompanied to Berwick's :,
we are Informed. by the engineer of the
steamer Star, which he left on Tuesday
morning.
The depth Of the water on the island
referring. as we understand ii, to the high
est portion--is reported as five feet The
wreck of the steamboat Star is said to be
lying on the island, near where the hotel Of
John Muggah formerly stood.
The rise Of the inundation is said tc
have been of unparalleled rapidly, the
height Of five fee. being reported to have
been attained in two minutes! Although
we were to read "hours' instead Of "min-
utes,' it will not be difficult TO understand
wild excitement and fearful havoc i, mus
have caused, with no succor at hand.
All the houses on the island were sweep
away, and it is particularly reported thai
most Of those staying ut the hotel were
drowned.
a list Of reported victims we are inform
ed was forwarded to Brashear City or Ber-
wick's Bay, bat we have not been able tc
fiud any one in the city who has brought
up a copy OF it with him. We have, how
ever heard The names of few of those al
legged to have been drowned, and give them
as they have reached us; but without
vouching f,r heir correctness: Mr.. Hart
of this ci V: William Rochelle, Of Patter-
sonville; Mrs Como. (name probably 9th
erwise spelt) Of Patiersonville, John Mug
gah, (co- proprietor of he hotel, J wife, tiv,
children and brother; Mrs. Marshall ant
two children, Of franklin; The bar-keepel
of the hotel, (name not ascer aimed.
1t is slaed that there We're abou 4
persons on the wreck a The lime Of III
disas err: and the number surviving on ~
wreck Of he S.ar is eslima ed a FIN %
to 275.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28

QrERY.-Is there no law to prevent so
much drunkenness and rowdyism in our
streets? If there is none, can we not have
one to abate, dry up and suspend the de-
testable doggeries which are degrading.
demorallzing. and almost running our 9th
erwisc beautiful and thriving town? I'm
der the auspices of temperance and sobri-
ETY., our village has made rapid strides in
wealth and learning; but how is it row.
Intemperance and the evils it entails now
reign supreme. Il is dangerous for a lady
TO walk some of our streets at any time
during the evening: if they do, they are
liable to be insulted by the most blasphe-
nous and obscene language that muddled
brains are masters Of Our most reputable
citizens are made the recipients of the
vile invcctive of these pot-house bloats.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28

of the Cabinet, il is understood, agreed in
the opinions of nearly all the leading Dem
ocrats here, that the issue made by the Alb
oil ionists, particularly as it was demon
stratcd this morning that they were in the
minority, and only succeeded BY calling
the yeas and nays un.il The hour Of adjourn
ment, would be Of great strength.
II is not known when the session NAV ter
mina.e. All sorts of schemes may be put
through If hey do not succeed in get
ling them up. the session cannot last more.
than q couple of days.
Since the issuance of The Presidents
proclamation, calling an extra session Of
Congress he has received not few b,ess
ings from the Republican members, many
Of them were met by it first at the depot,
when about leaving for home.
Without doubt quorum Of both Houses
will be present on Thursday and the Ar
my bill will be passed before the close Of
tie week.
Several prominent members of the Re-
publican par y give it as their opinion
tha the Kansas proviso will be withdrawn
at once, as party demands have been fully
81 isted. Any attempt al general lesisla-
ion will be resisted
The Soulhern Sena ors and members are
We y indignant at the President f,r calling
an tx IA session. 4 number of ihem M,
this morning and addressed letter 10 the
p esilent, urging him not to call an ex "A
ssion. fhe l. ter was numerously 81.
Ell. The whole su5jrc- was conoi lerci il:
he Cabine. Gus iis. McClellsnd and
Campb Ii W e oppose to tie proclama.i,n
The o her m mDeis favored =, anl WAS
s-l.' 10 ne pi.ie. Immediately. Qui u
number OF IA mbers ani Sena.ors if lis
eveiia-; ~ willis an liz, he pr,.iama
to- Under he new Compc Is, i.s. BIZ
- vi 10 receive ~ ii &; E ae i'm
ta.y ..c lel.i med. ''-.State .Sentinet
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28

Congress adjourned on the 18th INST,
without passing the Army Appropriation
bill. The Senate passed the bill, as usual,
but the House, thinking that matters were
rather quiet in Kansas. hiched on an
amendment, to ;he effect that the army
should be Withdrawn from Kansas, and
that those who were indicted should go
free without any judicial investigation be
ing had; In these amendments they knew
the Senate would not concur They fig
urcd until the clock struck twelve, when
the Speaker pronounced the house adjourn
cd. The President issued his proc ama!iou
converting Congress on Thursday, the 21st
inst. What the result Of their deiibera
iions will be, W. arc rot able to say.
l. is morally impossible to act in a way
thai will please the aboliionis's. In h,
frs; place. hey abused President PIERCE
in no measured terms, in consequence q
his not sending the Uni.ed States troop.
to Kansas, to pro'ect the settlers in tHei
rights. Wheni. was officially made known
to him, that, for the prcserva ION Of peace
and quietude in the territory i, was neces
sary to send Uni ed States troops there
the troops were immedia ely sem; and al
the organized companies. both Of aboIi
'ionists and pro-slavery men were disband
ed. This was more than LANE. REEDER 4
Co. desired--they only wanted the pro
slavery organizations dispersed, and thel
they could have had things 90 Oh accord
!. ing to programme.
Aler the troops were sent to Kansas an
peace was restored. the abolitonists com
menced abusing the President for doing a
they requested him to do. Should the
persis, ip, their rebelious course, the arm
will have 10 30 disbandcd. our Frontiers le'
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28

Judge MoRToN, the aboli ion candidate
for Governor, although he has been invited
by Mr.. WILLARD TO canvass the State with
him. like some others. respec fully declines,
and gees on lis own hook. He is well
aware tha. WILLARD would use him up in
short meier. Mr.. MORTON knows that the
one iiea that he advocates is not tenable,
hence his discretion IN declining to give
Mr.. WILLARD The oppcrluni Y 10 slow Ii up
to the same assembly in all is naked de-
form.y