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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05

June, 1856:
Austen Joseph. Loar Geo. jun.
Addison CHARLES, Low Levi
HurnaId Daniel A. q Low q.
Brakeman Jacob, ISlclntosh John,
Barker Benjamin, Madeira John,
Barker Aatop,-,. . Morgan Me-
Ruthet,on Mrs. Sam'i MeGee MissNEllon,
Bum Rees H. ss" Moore j. M - ~ ~
Breakron Miss Louisa Moore Robsrts
Blown .Jelley, - McLasky .Ephrim,r
Cartwright Isaac, Mitchell James,
Clark Elmita, IS KS, Newbropgh Nor, J.
Cartwright Mrs MIR, Moose MichseI, s.
,Cobnrn Miss Melinda O'Kelly Miss Elia'th
Courtney Mrs. IA. Nj. t0'kelley Charles, sG
Woly Mrs. Il. II. 0doneyan Charles,T
Davis Matthias, ST. Iixler,Mis Elizabeth
BOLTON Thuel.s tE Philips Jamesp p. ~
Divine Joseph; etfs Postoa' Miss Msrtha,s
Dunn Thomas, Reed Kize, 'gs
Dodd Mrs, I.ucinda AlRobinson James,
D9uahne Patrick, Ruler PhlapdI S, sII
Davis Mrs. Mary l.. Relbs John, 80 eIi
Davis Samuel, Reed Nj. sfaqasa
Davidson John, Scott S.-B., rF
Eiiridge w II. Smith Henry, 3Fs asR8
Eberhart. Nj w. lSrider L, NJ.
Eernshaw Benjamin, Straight David,
Eetty John, 2, Shaler Elizabeth f.
Flowers Miss Mary, Shisler J. s. $50
Fleming Allied q Sheets George,
Garasd @. A. t ~ Stewart VIM. H..
Gould Samuel, n Snider James C..
Howard Geo. NJ. 9 Sergent Elizabeth,
Henlhorn Miss Mary, Stone Miss Elizabeth
Howell Lewis L. Sidwell Mrs. Eliz' tn.
llornby Thomas, Sowe M, IL. 81
Hare John, Sclby James, ssa
Hill Sophia .Iu Shaw James,
House Joseph, Summers frederick
lorner Joseph, Toothman Chr storhr
Hall John, Thomas Miss II. 1as9
Hart Jas L. asNT lfhurmond ]. r. & Co
johnson c. NJ. Thomas Miss Martha,
Je!ers Mrs. Caierine, Tanzy Caleb 2 - y
Joseph John, lFoysen Ole,
Jenkins John, ~ Wade Barbry Jane,
Joseph jeremiah, Warman VIM. T s. Co
Jibe Mrs. Elizabeth, Wistnan Philip,
kibler Mrs. Mary A. Wilson William, $ 81
Kincade Andrew r Whetstonc Mss NJ.
kerns Miss +. ysg. White Miehaeig
Ean,z VIM. T. naf Welch Sylvester, &
Lauham Thomas, rs Wilkinson Thomas,
lynch j. I'll. de Woods J. - ad aF,a
Lowy John, Admir- OF Watts VIM. A.
the Estate OF Nancy Wells i. II. 20
Lynch, decd. Wharton D. II. H..
Lennon Miss Nj. Is. iZearley, John.
Lauck j. SO
rl Q-S- Persons calling for the above letters
will please say theysore advertised, other
wise they may not ge, them. go Il5a s.s
june 80, 1856. " 7,.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05
CARDING q SPINNING

. #
= ATaTHE BIG WINDOW!! wf
We arc noso receiejag and q6er, for sale:
.s"," Hugs Sugar;
10 10 Barrels Molasscs,
e...m, boz. Buckets, 49,. r. r..a
Tubs,
.'i2 /" Extroct Coffee, ..s
Boxes Soap, '..
$50 Colored Carpo, Chains, .,
Bbl. Rice, .....t a..,- ...
-as4tl0 rBbl. Mackeral, $50 #.@..'.
10 Boxes Star Candies, '-
Bales Batting,
.r s Boxes Tobacco, ae... ,ta#
. Boxes Lonking.glasses,
10 Boxes Glassware
1000 lbs. Canvass Hams,
~ 25 Kegs Wheeling Nails, ..
25 Kegs Pure White Lead,
Together with u large LOT Cndee, Tess,
CRUSHED, Pulverized e. Clarified Sugars. Al
Of which VIC will sell on very accommodating
terms. .,..-.. CARR fIANNAY & Co.,
April 10 1856. 5a.t1 r@ y.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05

TEE PhRTI ES interested in the above
Docroo will please take notice that shall, at
my Office IN MorgautowH, Monongaltu county g,
virginia on Tuesday the 10Th day Of July, 1896,
u iaiT,if not on tic next fair day thereafter,
lS"Hday eyccptcd) proceed to discharge the du-
which time aud place you will attend, with any
necessary evidence and vouchers to enable mo
to discharge said duties properly.
Given under my hi ID MS Commissioner in
Chanccry Of the said Court, the 9th day OF Junc,
1896. ........... ..... l.. s. HOUGH
To }owlby 6: Kincaid, Comp claimants, and Tarc-
ton and Fitch Defendants. ...... 81 I'd
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05
Read! Read! Read!
y MoReAsrowN. Va. Sent 10. 1871

m -"ORGANrOWN, "a. oept 10, 1000.
This is 10 Certify, That have employed
DIR. j. ScoTr's White Circassian LDiment in
my practice for many years, aud besides |
have witnessed its effects in the hands Of o.
theirs, and Pam satisfied that it is superior
medicine. / have employcd;t in Rheuma-
tsm, Bronchitis, Sore Throat &C., and have
been delighted with its effects. feel no
hesitation in recommending it to the Attic
ted. c. McLANE, M. ID.
DR.. M'Lanes Improved Liver Pills and 1npro-
we'd Ycrmiluge, also DR.. 4. SCOTS Celebrated
While Circassian Liniment, prepared solely un.
der tho supervision Of DR.. j. Scott, a Regular
Medical Graduate and Physician Of extensive
practice. 8 rguh !tBg t4a
None genuine only as prepared by Dr.I. Scott
& Co., sole Proprietors, Bank Place, Morgan
town, Va. DR.. MLano's Improved Liver Pills
and Improved Yermifbgo, accompanied by cor
tfcate of g. McBano. tfat ,'A :,
IL All the above Medicines arc for sale by
Druggists and Merchants everywhere. 1E
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05

"Fitoh q fItch,
This cause came on this day to Ia heard on
the Ball, subpoena duly served, and exhibits, &
was argued by counsel, on consideration where
OF (tho Defendant, Tatleton, appearing wyatt
man /. Wiley his counsel and asserting to the
decree, and the other Judgment creditors Of said
Tarleton mentioned in the Bill AND prOce ediEgs,
also appearing by Edgar C.Wilson, iheir attor-
ney, aud asserting hGroio) 1t is adiudgGd, or
dcrcd and docrood that this cause be referred
to Master Commissioner Housh, TO ascertain
and report all Judgments and liens against said
lands, and their respective dates aud priorites,
and That no report his proceedings to Court, to-
gethar with any thing deemed pertinent by him.
sell, or specially required by the parties But
before taking said account the said Commission
or shall give notice Of the time ami place OF Ia
King the same, with brief notice OF the object
OF taking the same, which notice shall be pub
ished tor four successive weeks in some news
papcr published in Morguntown, ani by postipg
the same at the front door Of tie court house,
on some Court day, said publications. stand ia
lieu OF personal notice. a copy. Teste.
GEO. 5. RAY, Clerk. .
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05

NAsGsASSANsh lsstRths8sEhs' as...s
The eliefg afforded by -aprltoa tons
OF dis, Celebrated Giius Of Paisrkl Ncrsghya-
sesof Rheumatism, Coat, LntnbaEo, Sore 3In0ai,
Bruises, SPrains, Sweings, .Stthtoss OF tho
Joints, Seiatnca, Pains, Scalte rnrns, Aches
or amy other disease for which Pain X Her or
Eminent IL used, enables us 20 SsssI; poE'tG~o-
iy THAI DIR. Scotts CelebYEt9d White Cir
casslan Riilmcnt is the most reiablC, cafe apIi
pleasant remedy yet discovered, possess /; at
tonishing properties FOR I!EAiIra DISEASE AND.
THE PROMPT. ERADICATION OF PAIN, ! nc rlapy.
alterations TO It's virtues, given by persons Of
enlightened iudgmcn and strict Integrity tshoold
induce all TO adopt il as a standard Eamily rem
ody. The most igCrGduioUs NH ,"guIIG uOth.ug
more than the following Testimony o! DR. &.
McLane, distinguished u Il greal dizGoNcI-s Of
medical remedies. .
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05

VIRGINIA, TO WIT: ...E t...r,H ..-
At Rules held in tho Clerks Office of The Cir
cult Court OF Monongalia county, on Wednes-
day 9TH of June, 1856:
William Morrison, Plaintiff,
.a VS.. Robert Robb Adm'x OF John
Tassey, decd, Samuel w. tSomple and Edgar
{. Wilson, + DGEGUdants.
IN CHANCERY. ..- ...
The object OF this suit is to procure decree
of the payment of the monies, assets, &C., of
the late firm Of Tassey, Morrison g. Co., in the
hands of l.. G. Wilson, Esq, toward satisfaction
! OF decree lately obtained in the District Court
! OF Allegheny county, Pa, in favor of said Nor
| rSon,-And 1t appearing by an affidavit filed
| that the Dcf'ts., Samuel w. SGmplc and Robert
Robb, Adm'X OF John Tassey, decd, are not
| inhabitants of this Commonwealth, 1t is order ed
| that they do appear within one month after duo
publication OF this order, and do what Is nc cs-
sary 10 protect their interests 1t is Ass order
cd that this order be published for four success
| 8lye weeks in the American Union, u weekly
| newspaper published in MoTgaDtown, MDuonga-
! ha county, Va, and hu also posted at the front
! door Of the court house of said cogDty on the
| first day Of the next county Court. '.tr...H ...
| . 4 copy, Tostc, GEO. s. RAY, Gl'k.
| wiley, Atty Tor Pl'H. juno 7. 30 5t ..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05
MoIloway's PMS IA cure for s;ok

UoIIOway's Pills a cure for Sick
Headache aud Bic. William Kaners, of
Dover, Maine, was perhaps one Of The great.
est sufferers from sick headache and Bile. =
Scarcely day passed without bis leeliag
the dreadful effects of thess formidable O..
vlls. He put himself in the hands Of The
doctors, but tbeJ did him no good; in fact,
lic became worse until his sufIeriogs weto
moro than human nature conld bear, and he
almost sunk under them. Fortunately for
him he commenced using Holloway's Pills.
which acted upon the system, cleansed the
bowels, cleared the head, and by psrseyefihg
with them for eight weeks, thoroughly te.
stored him TO health. He has ever since
been entirely free from these dreadful at.
tacbs.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05
TO WIT ::


At Rmos held in the Clcr1s Oaioo Of ,ho CIR.
cult Court Of Monongalia coHnIy, On the first
Monday nJuuc, 1866
Benjamin 4. LOWS, ..s Plaintiff,
W. Daniel VarndolI, Robert IIo-
Iy6cld, EE0ch p. fitch and Elizabeth Dorsey,
ESecutriX Of Caleb Dorsey, decd, Defendants.
~. IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to subject ~ acres
Of Land sold by Complainant 20 Defendant
Harndeii, to tho payment Of $40, and interest,
purchase money for said Land And il appear
ing by an affidavit fled that tho Defendant, Warm
dell, is not an inhubitant Of this Commonwoa It'll,
IT is ordered that he do appear within one month
alter duo publication Of this order and do what
is necessary to protect his interest. Il is also
ordered that this order DC published for four
successive weeks in tho American Union, 4
weekly newspaper published in Horgantown,
MononGaIiO county, Va, and be also posted at
tho front door or the court house Of said county
on tho first day Of the noSt county Court.
A copS Testo, GEO. S. RAY, CIR.
Allen, At'y for PHI. Jane Z, 90 5t
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05
LISTo OF LETTERS.

Remainingin the Post Office at Morgautown
Va, a. theclose of tho quarter ending 3Oth
June, 1856:
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT

VIRGINIA, TO WIT; -.. E.....
Attitudes held in the Clerks ofrico Of tho Cir
cuitCourt OF Monongnlia County, on Wednesday
tho 18th of June, 1886:
A'Si Plaiat il ,'0" vs. " 0eiSnd I;yn,h'
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit is TO subject House
and Lot, being No. 8, In the Town Of DnrJannah
South OF Morgantown, TO sale, in satisfaction OF
purchase money thereon, from the Dor't. TO tho
PifE,-hnd it appearing by an affidavit fled
that tho Dcf,t is not an inhabitant of this Com
monwcalth, Itis ordered that he do appear with
in one month after due publidaGon Of dis order
ana DO WHAT'S necessary TO protect his interest.
II is also ordered that this order be published for
four successive weeks in the American Union,
weekly newspaper published in Inorganic wn,
idonongalin county, Va, aal also be posted at
Tho front door of the court house of said county
On the first day Of the next county Court
A copy, Tcstc, GEO. $. RAY, elk.
Wilson, Atpy for pl'G. June 7. 90 81
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05

L The Pope las just entered his Goth
year, having been BON on tho 18th Of
Msyol79L $50
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05

TOBA'C Gov
More Of that pound lump Tobacco at i2lS nj IA
at tinay III ROGERS & FoGLE. :
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05

At Circuit Court held in and for
Monomgalia county, on Thursday l7tn day OF
April, 1866
Dowlby & Kincaid, sd.
=, ". IN CAANcERT.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05

The above sale of Land is postponed until tho
4M Woaday IF July, asrt. Oh ..,. ..-.
June %, '56. e'.tra n. L.BERKSHlRE.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05
Sore Logs, Sore Breasts, Wounds and Ulcer
R0dEcs EsaeA &V&E9rsng.

These and other distressing complaints can
be ohcctually cured iftho Ointment he we'll rub
nc1 over me parts ahectcd and by otherwise
following the printed directions around oacn
pot.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-12
A Card.

OF Some evil minded persons having
circulated the report that my shep has been seized
and closed, and an operations suspended, take this
method Of informing the public that the story is without
the least foundation In nh that the author Of tho
il base calumniator and only wshes inure ne. Ny
business was prosperous than ut present.
am expecting from the rorth entire set Of work
men. who win arrive in few dsya Hoping the pablo
Will continue 10 give their encouragement subscribe
myself, their obediens servant, A. 8 ROSE.
Houma, July 18th, 1856. -sf .-e..4.., ~.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-12

IL A 0180 LEU O8G3xma =
" What hdy q gentleman would remain under he
curse Of dsreeabe breath when by using the ssBalna
u . Th0IlsAnd ElOvvefsss a. dentri6ce vouh
not only render sweet but leave The teeth white y ala
bastefa Many persons do know their breath d bad
and the subject delicate their friends viii never men
don it. fpur ansie drop Of the .Bam On Your tooth
brush and wash the testh night and nonins 6y cent
boetie win last yea1.
Beautiful Complexion may easly BE acquired
y using the "BALn o. THousAxD FLowtas" It will
rsnovs tan pimps and ecAIes nom the skim leaving Il
Of soft and ruseae hue. Wet towel. posr tvo
three drops, AID wash the face night and morning.
Shaving Made Easy.-Wet your shaving brush
In either warm cold water, pour Or three drops
OF 'sBALx o. rnousAHp FLowEas rub the beard well
and Il win make beautiful mn lasher, hsch eiliiadsg
the operation Il shaving. Price only any ssots.
For sale II the HOUMA DRUG STORE.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-12

V0nte Dor % S6erff.
ETAT DE- La I0IJISTANE-p..
r. r,.e T.n.soane. cear d ssse D,,r,e. Jod,e,.:rr
AAAlald. reap'et, weave = Lean Las.rde
81 ). / 1ssis.e ! =. ~ -
Fin vertu dune Exkcution lancA oar
l. Cour sus-nom.ns, addressa au shsrif,
soussirn6, dams les cause, ci.dessu, iutitu.
lsss i num1ro,tes. i Ger. Offer. en- VENT vente
-..I,:-.. -.:.- !. 9. m.-
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-12

VEN1'E PAR LIE SHERIFF.
ETAT de Ia Louisiane, Cour du SEINE
- District, Parosse Tenebonne.
"A. Prewitt No. ISIS !
3. p. Smith No. 900
En- vertu de trois writs de f. ia, enanks
de la cour sus.nommees, dams les causes CT
dessus intitulees ct numerotees, il sera Of
fert en- vente publique par lie Sheriff soussi.
gnE, la maison de Cour ! Houma,
Samedi. lie 3 A0ut 1856.
entire II heures A. NJ, ct heures P. NJ,
les proprietes ci.apresdscrites, SAVIOR:
Un Buggy, deux Chevaux de voiture ct
Harnais.
Il dite fsite po,r sataire 10 somme prn-
cpae, rnt&ret 4 es ffais dass les snsdss causes.
1eTmes: COMPLAINT.
A. BoURG, Sheriff.
Pasotne Tetrebonne @ IL Jul let, 1855
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SHERIEE'S SALE.

STATE Of Louisiana, Fifth District
~ Court. Parish Of Terrsboane
B. 4. rrevitt, No. l5s6l
W.P. E.riy, No. 1856 /vs. William L. Sha6er.
r. Smith Ne 1900
BY virtue Of three writs of Fl. Fa., EN-.
anating from the above named Court, in
the above entitled and numbered suits,
there will be offered for sale at Public
Auction, at the Court House in Houma,
On Saturday, August I'd. 1856,
between II o'clock, A. NJ, and 4 o'clock,
r. NJ. the following described property,
to.wit: j.. 57
One Buggy, Two Buggy Horses and
Harness.
Said sae will Be made safy the principal interest
and costs In the above cases.
Terms: CASH.
- A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parish Of Terebonne, July u, 1855. 49,
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80 r,,s n SAINT Lou1s.-Sir

rus m SAINT Lou1s.-Sir
, o. B.,red.-Yesterday morning.
S s.+ Io'clock. says the St. Louis Dem
se0. = me I'D inst, fame was seen to
ee... from the St. Clair lying near the
e. II Biddle street:
y. r. !. flames increased and spread over
=. nat and before long. the blackened
NJ an that remained Of her. The
sau .arm,uicated to the Paul anderson,
-, = helow. and the J. NJ. Stockwell
El W. Turk, above. While the four
-. ~ ..med were burning, the Pennsyl.
-. Mononsahela, Matte Wayne, Sar-
~. ia. 3, Southerner, and other boats
~. ~ loose, and floated down. All
~. escaped, with the exception Of the
c.tL.rper and Saransk, which were
I..,rored, having become entangled with
=. .reck. which had broken loose
-. =. ao,1,d down. Tho Editor, which lay
~. Is Southerner, escaped narrowly.
-. ~ burning boats lodged for few
~ against her side. and she would
s.-ben lost but for the energy and adj
100 her carpenter and others on board.
m q three barges were also consumed.
IL firs originated in tho ladies' cabin
.,Le 81. Clair, in which there had been
:. a. for two weeks. This leads to the
upposition that il vas tho work OF an IN
essdiary. =, @-.''.7
The Pennsylvania, Matte Wayne, etc,
vao lad been cut loose, doaied into shall
~ water, and wers again il their places
he1ore evening. Along shore, towards
md opposite the lower end Of the city. 1t
,hot distance from each other, the long
hl,ckened bulls Of the wrecks were seen,
in ehas,ly rest with the smoke rising lazily
o,,t Of them, almost I'll day. It is fortn-
nate that no lives were lost. although two
persons, sleeping on the roof Of the St.
Clair, barely saved themselves BY plung-
ing into the river.
Tho St. Clair, Capt. Barter, was four
years old, worth about 41O, 900, owned
. The Ohio, ana probably insured.
TIE ]. NJ. Stockwell cost when new
$4,000, insured in IN Ohio river town
Or $4,000.
h Saranak, owned BY Capt. Willard,
dA Louis, was IN old boat of little value
ssdsot insured.
Tie Paul Anderson was divested Of her
$3.50 n
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Succession de WILLIAM KNIGHT.
ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-CO(1

II DE LA Lt)UlSlANE-CD(l
4IDU SEINE DlSTRICr-PAROIsSE TERREBONNE
ATTsNDU Que s. Goode. de IL dite Pafoisse Admin
istrateur de n dte succession, jour depose bureau
du Grefer de Ia ite Cour un Tabesu fnsl de son ad
nnisrati"n de II dite succession. demandsnt gull soft
approuve ct consequence pessonnes
interressees sont prevenues noAes de dGper
objections, ri ecs ont, rhomoogstion da dit ableau
au bureau du Grefer de 10 dite Cour Houma dams
trente jours gut suivent cee publication autrement dit
tah!eau sera hom"logue d'apres h lni
TEMOIN ma main q le sceau do mon odsce 60
81 a6sme jour De JUN, A. D., 1856.
V 46-5t H. NEWELL, Grefier.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-11
More Acquisitions.

Oar late exchanges contain the letters OF
Nj BARRINcLR, Minister to Spain under
fillmores administration, Mr.. JENKINS, Of
Ga. an eminent old line wing who was
placed on the tieke; ior Vice President with
Daniel Websttf. by Wings Of laal STATE, and
NJ. GEYrg. whls Senator from Missouri
We have had room, IN tbs weeks issue. tut
for ONE ol tboso l,'ler thatof Nf G-t.nrer.
Thc other tao V,vH. pubrsb neA week
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-11
Information MED.

The friends Of George d Cannon at Shclb,
Vile, Tennessee, are anxiuusto learn at what
point he died in Texas. lie left Tennessee in
1886, joined Capt Reds company and came
to Texas lie died some time afterwards.
Ne left wIfe and daug hter--the wifi has
since died The friends of the daughter de-
sire To ascertain in what county in this state he
deceased, 30 that they can take steps to pac.
his child in possession Of What property he
may have had, OF shat laay be IN expectancy.
Any person knowing anything on the subject
would confer favor on an orphan, by address.
ing u letter to John y. Ford, Austin Texas,
containing the information. Cannon usually
cnl by the name of Duncan Cannon
Newspaper, willing TO AID an orphan viii
plea copy this
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-11
Extraordinary Confession.

The following extract is from an article
in the st. Louis lntellgencer, and headed
IN black letter, Fremont in Illinois" from
which we make tho following extract
Iremoufs excitement has had ITS dav,
and "a roiarics hare had 4 SECOND
THOUGHT; consequently II rs passing
array Ike ten cent calico. FREMONT
MEN ARE DAILY COMING OVER
TO FILLMORE, IN ORDER TO BEAT
BUCHANAN, THEIR MOST BITTER
ENEMY -"
freemen OF The South do YOU hear that
The Fremont men have had a SECOND
THOU CHIT" and this second thought
has induced the "fremon, men to daily
come over to Fillmore II" And for what
purposei Why, TO beat BUCHANAN
THEIR MOST HITTER ENEMY
The In.o ti,er. at Lou,silic. was rising
slowly ul fhD t~tt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-11

or The Postmaster n, this place, re.
quest. all regular Subscribers to uewspar
aud periodicals to hand in then nsnes as
coon as possible
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-11

On Salufda, last, We visited Jefferson to
hoar e. speech tom +. MrhnNn hAg,ol
this rlacc, who had been invited by the
Dsmosrafs Of tiatcity To- discuss SIC issues
Of IT, canvass Shortly after We arrived
Nr Norrov. who had been Written lor' 90
mcct VI Nuuah arrived \ very 'sv
minutes elapsed before several r'Ht "'H
belonging Co the American rrI' called
uron Mr VI ani rcques,s4fu1rUT.tse
roply for thoif champion. itwa.'saday ae-
corded. vlh a fuil guarantee Of equal time
''iaal cham. aal q f'r d.li
At2 O'Clock. tae people assga'Ied'
There were but ,w tom the country
Mr. Nuuah commenced his speech BY
anticipating tho course to be pursued by
n- opponent. aud affirming that he would
not attempt to meet the positions aud At
pamcnts which he womb advance but
would capcct to satisfy Southern aadI'
cncc by landing 1h1m. Bcn,on's descriP
ton Of lha Cincinnati Convention, by lan'
ding Tia administration OF Fillmore, and
reading compliments paid him by Stgpheus
of Georgia, Ward Of Savannah, and Others
II then told him that he should bold Lim
to- 8c1s.i9n Of fIluore's record, bis
,tausus announced ln his recent speeches
aad a comparison between him aud Buch'
anaI, and what the South demanded on thr
sui ..ct &C slavery in the territories, in the
Di.,uc, q Columbia. and III relation to
kansas
The ST. very question was the paramount
others No party could be national OF true
70 the mon, that did not do justice to the
South IN the Territories, in the District OF
Columbia, and that 10 party could bring
permanent peace to the country that was
not true 10 these issues. He reviewed the
antccedouis OF buchanan aid Fillmore
showing that Mr. Buchanan bad ever been
true to the South, and that his record was
without bemi,h That MI Fillmore, on
the contrary, had been an anti,slayery man
as iar back as the dawn Of his public career
or, rs be had most forcibly expressed It him>
,,lf, that be had drunk in a prejudice against
slavery with hi- mathei's milk.
1t Is worthy Of remark, that Mr. NoR-
roN never met any Of the issues rendered
l.n 90 relation 10 Mr. Ilmores political
career
Mr NJ, after showing Mr.. flmores r..
cord since his congressional career. argued
that lie WAS unreliable that there Was
nothing in his Gale letter, hi, cordact while
he MAS President, and hs recent speeches,
except alarm TO tue south, Ga the sub
irc, OF die equality Of the Sou.h Ia the
territories, the admission Of slave states,
lhe abolition Of slavery IN the District Of
Co.urbn. aud the transportation Of slaves
frm enc port TO another, Ac., vi III
.uor, autrcudeuts showed tina, he was
with the nboliuouists lle had given no
assurance to the South. In lis late
speeches he had stuiiousy avoided com
u#lf himself on these .su-s. iedeAtd
be- opponent to show stat ao bad ever
taken back the sediments eNgus-ed ia bus
Etia letter