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q Notice...The subscriber would mo.t
respectfully cai'the attention of ali In want OF The
oest DOUBLE SOLE BOOTS and CATERS.
eeived They are made by Monsieur MeIies of Pa.
r. to my order and will be the last case Of
nS1 ana uaisers for winter that win be 10.
assortment Of Double Sole and the dnest Nina 81
press ooots 9,tters and Shoes of my own mapussc
"a 70 winch most respectfully call the attention
VI a 10 want OF Boots and shoes of superior ouslitv
ALEX HILL, Manufacture And Ip,norf.,
OF Lsdies and 0entlemep's vrench Boots and
&c if-u Shoes, IN Main st. Richmond
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CTNAYED. Oh MenAny last, frem the
y subscsibers pes. bsyosd Chureh HILL, tosf HOGS.
JNO. c KNAUYB.
Al. ls-sts Stall Ne. u, Old Marriott
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7THE CO.Partne rshfp Of % G M A n On, ,
i HADEN PENN was dissolved BY mutual
consent and % advertised the door Of the Store
house on the zlst day of November 1885, and confr-
rad siuee 70 this date The partners to the late firm
are NOT ct liberty to make any new contract ar
rsnaernent in the name of said 6rm.
RICHARD 9. HADEN,
s.,set GEORGE D. PENN.
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Ky ACREs OF LAND ON THE
W MONDAY. "a Decsmber, Immediately sfter The
a,s 81 Deys Hill, will bs sold IS acres Of Land Tt.
easeG o. me Charles City road adjoining Laurel Hill
TsHMs-Ons-third cash balance at months, with
insefes TAYLOR WlLLIAMS,
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nECE nBkk 18th, 1856 .-Just received,
IL consignment of Extra and superfne FLOUR,
PEYTON PATTON.
DALI BsSiu Bank,
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. nm FAX OF Osk CHEAf
Z.UUO Window Shades. only S} ets- 4chly
worth 81; DARK Landscapes. light shades, piain or
with boqust 50 cts worth 81 so Gilt and every style
of Shades at half they are usually sold a. Table O1i
Cioths in great variety, from! ets. up. For bar.
asiae, call Il the established cheap Dry Goods and
Wlndow bhsds store Of u. GOLDEN. 20 Broad
sfrest between Sd and 9Th
York prices. oc =
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IOHN X. COOK. General Agent and Col |
a lactar uould raanectfpilY INFORM hin friandS L

Sale conducted by LARus 4 SHINE, Aucts. del8
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I1LICOke AND BATTlNa.-lnsf, %
u hand lsrss lot Of Csiieoes suitable TOR quits
.Iso Bettine OF the best quality AID heavy eunalss
a. A. m JACOB 4. LEVY.
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sPRUTAf. NoriuRa.

81 More New Go0ds.-Deccmber Iysh.
lgo6.- THOS 4. PRICE L CO are opening NOR
elegant soods for the winter trade. Among thoer
just to hand will Be found Ladies' Furs n erest
etv. such a. = ss'-
STONE MARTIN LICE AND Mfrsy "a
ROCK MARTIN. SETS
RUSSIA FITCH VELTET xyn or oru
BLACK LYONS CLO1KS
VIC TORINEs and HOSTER NJ ali k,.s
CuFFS TELIET RIBBONS
LoNg SHAWLS. BONNET Do.
STELLA SH4WS BLACK Lace Urn O
BLANKET SHIWTS, Do THRExD A.
c.. &C.
Andin rich figured Plaid Silks. Csshmeres a,d Mon.
isiness Vslencias, Robes, fopatns Lace and Musi,n
Curtains. Curtain Dawasks Linseys and Ksrss..
Bed Blankets. Negro Blankets. &c, they are sel
ing out great bargains to which they invite the A.
tention OF their friends and the public
de 10 I'm THOe. PRICE CO.
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THUICk BLACK TkAS-:JusI receiy-
u cd new supply OF choice OOLONG BLACK
TEAS superior article, retailing at SO cents. The
VERY BEST at only IS cents per ID, by
WILLIAM T. KING,
d I7-lw 6 and franklin Ut.
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rana.le,.m ilar,. whs .,sEysr q 3. /. feueAe..

Ii is withio the recollection, doubtless, Of
many of-our readers, tha, the. Legislature Of
Virginia came within q very few voies Of
passing law proscripsyely emancipa'ing
the blacks iaihal State. q Garrison abopi that
lime commenced bis nefarlons scheme Of
mischiei-agila,ion for the sake Of agitation
pure mischietou' Of an Inherent love oft,
and mischief sfor ITS own sake--followed by
Greeley, Faskefq Phillips, aGidd,nss, Hale,
Seward--atld what was the results Denun-
clalion, deltacllon, foul and unscrupalous
abuse, 'anaihemas the NEST fierce and intol-
Grant were hurled with malignant terocit. at
our Southern brethren, ret and the work was
stopped, 'helide was tatnsd back, and eman-
cipa'ion retarded at least hundred years
ih's Is what tne o'aslng influence OF ianati-
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MAMMgwWa

On The 10th inst. by the Rev, William ].
Eyer. MI, SAMUEL OvEHDoRF TO Miss HELEN
BRoBsT, both OF Eranklintownship. ~ se
On the 18Th inst, by flev.J A. DeMoyef,
Ms SAmusL RoBsRrs 10 Miss REBEccA FafTz,
alb ot Susarioaf. Col. Co.. 9 iass .sssas
ln Tunkhaupock, Wyoming CO., on The
9Th ull., BY Rev, Charles Perkins, Mr.. c, ID,
GEARHEART, OF Danviile, 10 Miss M. e.
KELLY, of Tunkhannock. - Z - 81 :
On the l5tb inst, by Rev. r. H.. Swilzer,
Mr.. SAMuFL Boon 10 Miss NAscY Posr, OF
FaisHtonhi township, Lnzsfhe Co. &c
In Befwick, on the tllh instant, by Rev.
L BAIL, Mr. HEsRY RRMELY TO Miss ,AssA
ZakEa, both, of Centre township. q - IL,
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.lPsARLs BEyosD esIcE.

/ IM e.. tL4.4g Z. -
fsFrown indignantly upon the first dawn.
ing Of every a,lempt to aliena,e any portion
Of our county from the rest, or to enfesbIe
,hs various lies which now link together ,he
various par,ies."--G George Washington. sIes
saJf Jkoow m ,..,f - ~ ,a,;,,o:.,,,s.I, !, ;;
iher OF the East nor Of The West, of the
North, nor Of The Soaih-l therefore shall
forever avoid any expIesslons,. the direct
tendency OF which must be 10 create. Sec
tiousi divisions, and at length disunion, that
o.a. = s po'iioa 0ala'''es-'a"'es m : D4-
: ''",A.'' N0H 500 s--g. "a, .salys,s J ss fs..
= am connected with no party that has
Iiol Us 2 blecs the extension OF slavery nor
with any 10 prevent The people OF any State
or Territory deciding the question OF it's ex.
= Y
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sssOUrHERN AdcREssioN., !,

sSOUfHEKN A1GHEhStONsD T
Democrats, chen lhS AboIi Piss u d
The aasgfsssioIt of DE I a'h ID y ibe Nofth,
ieH them they are Mi KEN lhsl it 8 moi
true. A E
spposedio the s<As trds and bored II re-
peal
That the North was IN Jduor of this same
slave trade, and opposed It's repeal. :
p Point them to the fact that at the adoption
oflbs CONSTITUTION sI2 Of The "a. States held
siAseiI y = IN IL 0.g5sk N
That six Of those slaye-hoIding States are
n n.o, f.s.z q. z1sg
Point them TO the fact ttia, since the sdop-
ton ofihe Consiiiuaionx.hs number of free
States have increased from one 10 sixteen,
while the sIavsshoIdiag stsiss have only
increased ihres 10 their iiumbef. s.s go.
Point Them 70 The siaoiv that ibs. .Souih have
yielded uptodsss soilsoserp 500 600 square
miles Of Territory which was originally slave
ferritorv. ssfrsgNsssp7 r9se A,Sssl eS
.sts 4 jssfss essslst = .lrss
fSs~st tA~tA w tue otutf lact tIItt tuo
North has never yielasd one fot slavery.
which was originally free coll sIa..ll
Point them soiths fact sthat the free soil
territory has increased from some SOC. 600
square miles in i7s7 TO- over I, ,ooo, 900 of
square miles ia isso, whilst The. territory
now "dedicatedn 10 slavery is not as large
as j, was at The tirne The Consiiiuiion was
adopted. II other words The Nonh has in
creased in tersitofyosst ssvsn-folds willis. the
Souit bias deeredsed oue.seystith ~ ot ga
And in nearly all this territory which has
been added to The North, slavery existed by
law aiiha time we acquired il by treaty.
This was the case with both the Spanish ard
French purchases, extending from the At
lantic TO The Pacific. siA }l4rsss
Point them ito the fac. that in 1911 the
North bad but fifteen more members Of Con-
gress than The South ;Iand that now, in 1856,
that excess is increased 10 fifty-thrse.
And yet, with al these stubborn, indispu.
table, and historical facts riaring Them in the
face, these "freedom shrieksrsn are con-
slantly decryiug' the North for Submitting to
The slave rover gs.lh slsta-s Bs5yesH
>"~ S.s'S r. 80. Ia ~
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned Auditor appointed by
the Orphans Court Of Columbia county upon
the exceptions filed tosihe account Of James
L. kas and Ruth Ann Evans, Adminis,ra-
tors of the estate of John Eyans, laie Of
Bloom township, Columbia county, eeceas-
ed, viii proceed 10 discharge the Duties Of
that appointment at his Office ia BfooGlsbufg
on Saturday the 22d day Of ;Novembef nexi,
al, 10 o'cleck, A. M., when and, where all
persons Interested are hereby notified TO al.
tend Z. r. BuCKALEW, Auditor.
Bioomsburg, Oct. 20. 1856. 81 81 s
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Sharp Notice.
AUDITORS NOTICE.
sonse lhs breach, dear friends once more:

THE undersigned Auditor appointed BY
the Orphsns' Court OF Coiurpbia county, TO
distribute the fund Ia the hands OF Isaac Lei
dy, Administrators Of Charles Sterling, late Of
Hemlock township. Columbia county, de.
ceased, to the persons,egaily entitled thereto
will proceed 10 discharge the duties Of that
appointment a, his Office in Bloomsbnrg, on
Friday the 2lst day OF November next, al 10
o'clock, A. M, where all persons Interested
are hereby notified TO present their claims.
Z .57s Nfs ROBERT f. CLARK, Audstor.
Bloomshnfg, s0ct. 20. lsb6-3f. y ....l.s.n.
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THE undersigned Auditor appointed BY
the Orphans' Gonft Of Columbiacounsy upon
the. exceptions flad to the account of james
S. Woods, Administrator Of John Lazarus lsle
Of Fishingereek township, Co!unibia county,
deceased, viii Proceed 10 discharge the dul
ties Of that appointments at his Office in
Bloomsbnra, on Thursday the goth day of
November next, al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, when
and where all persons Interested are hereby
nolified TO attend t N .s3aaNg'N
les ROBERT F. CLARK, Auditor.
Boomsburg, Oct. 20, 1856. e,;.s5 I.
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YMheFiaE DenunciatieH Of abe Black Res
publican Party by hiliard Fillmore.

Millsrd Fillmore delivered q speech at AT
1banys New York, in sIuiv, in swrich be thus
referred 10 The Black Republican party: . s
Suppose that the South having majority
Of The electoraivotes should declare that ihey
would only have siavehoIders for Pfesident
and Vice Pfesideni and should elect ssuciil
By their exclusive suffrages 10 fuls over us
al the North. Do you think we would sub
rnitto III No, not for a moment 4 Zap.
phuse 4 Aud do you bsIieve that your
Southern brethren are less sensitive on this
subject than you are, or lees Jealous o. their
rights Tremendous chsetingl Ifyou do
lstm tell you that you are mistaken Ard,
iherefore, you mus, see that IF THIS SEC
TYONAL PARTY SUCCEEDS, IT LEADS
INEVITABLY TO THE DESTRUCTION
OF THIS BEAUTIFUL iFA BRiC REARED
BYaoUR FOREFATHERS. CEMENTED.
BY THEIR BLOOD, AND BEQUEATHED,
TO USAS A PRICELESS INHERITANCE.
Hell you my friends, that | feel deeply,
and therefore speak earnestly on this sub.
jects--(efies Of "You're rIgh, pr )--lor I fsel
thai you are in daager. lam Determined to
make . clean breast Of ii. will wash ms
hands of abe consequence whatever they
may be-; and Itea you thotswe are ,treading
spon The brink a voleano thai is liable at aay
naOmsas 70 bara forth andouasohslm tie nation.
ssa*s4hs 49, gH * *sdYgs.
ilrssems tonne impossible that those en-
gagged in this can have contemplated the aw-.
fui consequences Of success. dslf il breaks
asnnder The bonds ofiouf Union, and spreads
anarchy and civil warthfough ihe land, sshat
IS i Tess than moral heasona {Ctesef anolh-
iusr-nothins less 1') Law; and common
sense hold a mau responsible for the nsl-
utal consequenceAof his acts, and .mpsl moi
those whose actstend 10 the destruction of
the government. be equally held RESPONSE
blss lcries Of "yesl yes ,') 4, .g.,.!
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'zlll 81 e u - ~ q III Z. 3
,sThe Eleceion in Kansas.

Tine W,santon Union learns ffonf q gentle.
man who was in Kansas al the late election,
and who iesched.. wi Washington on Monday,
that the election went off quietly, and that
Gov. Gea ary had. made every necessary ar
rangement'to secure 70 every voter the un-
molested exercise oflhis privilege The anti
slavery voiers, wesef, ddecliaed TO avail
thsmseIsssof Of thsir rights, and allowed their
o2ponsnts 10 carry the election without a
contest. Gen. Whitfield was voted for, BY
the pro-slavefy party, and Is elected. n.
frrns out, ss has been generally psedicted,
that the BIack Rsp1blcsns 10 Kansas have
listened 10 the. counseIs Of their leaders in
she Eastern States, and have, permitted elee-
tons v 60 BY defaull, when their strength
was lnlsimsd 10 be q SIX 10 one over ,heir
opponents. Thiss shows that they yalns fa.
naticai agitation more Than the elective fran
chise., sf&SSs fssf s-Ssf 90, 4
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- M -
s.sIr parsnand u an order o! the Orphans
CouE3 n Colns "a county, on
Sat 1ay I'll 18th day Of November,
nsxi6l 10 dck in the forenoon, Jacob
Yohe, guardian 81 lhe minor children of
Daniel Brown, late Of Miffiin townahip, in
said county, decessed, will expose 70. sale, by
FARM and TRACT OF LAND containing
llS Acres aud 40 Perches,
strict measure adjoining lands Of !Iehfy MI
Ter, Aaron Mosieller, Daniel Mosteller, Chris
iisns B0wmaH.ss heirs, and yesbefs oniawfHciI
are sepeted GOOD, snew D w ISIzIslNG G
HOUSE, a BARN and other out buildings, a
good 1s f,s, 1- sAsf fias.s9's7if >.
"A p p Ii % II c HA RID,
b on The premises and . good spring of wa.
Also, Al shs same lime and place eleven
acrss and twenly.fiye psfches flE sEHE
-.is,s ~ sf 1411BER LIND, f!i;;v ttjsl
adjoining iauds of Matlhias sHantian, ,Elza.
belh Gruset. HsHry Miller and others. Z s3ilsq
Lale the esiate of said. deceased situatss Ia
OF Main and county afofesaistl
,llsslls 81 g JACOB EYEREY, CEEax .sfr
n Bloomkburg, October Q & Is5eA-tsssFiik
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~ Inasmuch as The Black Republicans
are now coursiag The Germans and claifning
10 be their friends, we copy fof their benefit
an extract from an article that appeared in
Bucyrus, Ohio: -. s.-;''l,' '''s''''a "a
i'fShow me Dutchman, Il you can, who
is in favor Of eny good. Not one They
are enemies efoisr Gopenmsnt--unfi. for any
thing morai-bsdaubed drunkards--a pest 70
society. Let them be kept downm
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Fall e. Winter Fashi0nable
q 9 M TILL INIR r!
NJ AIRY ID ND X Ia EY

INVITES attention to her stock Of -
= newly received NJ ILLINERY
DRESS G GODS, Trimmings, Rib
bons, Silks, &e., which she will seli ehesp.
at the oldstand, lower end Of lain Isirssi. =.
Bonnets Of The latest FALL STYLE, will 30
made 10 order and trimmed 10 suit any ias.s.
Children and Misses bonnets, ieIs aud fats
OF various prices and styles on hand and will
be furnished 70 order in any style or TASTE Of
thinning, - - s'.,,. !. q
!, !. s y = = - MARY BARELEY..s
Bloomaburg, October "A, 1856 81 Eles.si q
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OVERSIGHT THRASIlERS, FEED.
5sz, CUTTERS, &c.

Ss,, CUTTERS, Gc.
The aboye cut represents singls or one
horse machine with the bands necessaryio
attend IL. -s'1es 50 =
|, The subscribers take this method of in.
forming the pablo insgenelal, ,,that they have
Tor some time been carrying on, in all their
various bIancb bes, the manufacture and sale
OF Wheeler's Patent Chain Horse Powers,
together with Overshol Thrsshers,, Feed Gut
tiers, Revolving Horse Rakes, &c., 10 Light
Street, Columbia co.., aud the town oil Moth.
umberland, Northumberland CO., Pa.
The HOrse-POwers ~
are strong aud durable, and yeIy simple in
their construction: run light, and are pet
liable 10 get out oil order. With eight ella.
yalion, the weight alone Of Tue horse or
horses drives the Thrasher with force md
speed. They may also sbes used fof vaxious
other purposes, such driving Circular Saws,
Turning lalhes, Bosing Machines, Grin.l-
Stones. Churns, etc. etc. 49,
The OvershOt Machines
have several advantages over the machiuss
now IN use. The apron or feedi.ig table is
level, and OF a proper height to allow The,
ieedef.l TO stand erect and feed evenly aud
easily without annoyance. from dust; sticks
and stone are not liable 10 get mio the
thrasher, and the grain is not scattered, but
throwp-. dowl,, to the sepaTator. Tha Two
horse machine, attended by from Two 10
three hauds, viii thrash. from 100 10 i5o
bushels OF wheat, or double The amount of
oats per day. The onehofse macbune, at
tended by two or .lhree hands, will thrash
from so 10 rs bushels OF wheat, or double
the amount Of oats per day The Feed
Gutter is a first rate aTlieie, and is reSy mueh
used. II culs fine and very fast; stalks are
cot By il 3-S OF on inch long, the rate
Of from 300 TO 500 sheaves per day pa
Tie foregoing IS brief statement Of the
qualities and character of our machiues.-.
There, probably is larger number OF
Wheslef's Patent Powers made. and sold
than any other kind. We Offer our ma
chimes to the farming communi'y with fnls
confidence in then merits, and invite all I'M
teresled 10 call and examine them before
purchasing elsewhere. ~ y. -, ~
For further particulars, or for purpose OF
ordering machines, address the Subscribers
at Light Street, Columbia aeo.,3 OF at North
cumberland, North d county, Pa, OF appIyto
The following agents:-Jacob Hartman, Mil
ton Joseph vankirk, near Northumberland
John Derr, near Selinsgroye; jacob Bamharl,
Lewisbufg A. & j. Ewes, Muncy; Samuel
Hartman, Harletoni Daniel K,cknsr, New
Behin. -7.t.s1 6 -.
STONE & HuLSHIZER,
October Is, 1856 -3m,
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Wind Can Womar Doc

THIS long expected book by tt 5, An.
THUR, is now ready for Agents and Can
yassers. Il is. having an IMMENSE saIs, and
is considered one Of his best efforts. In h
viii be found Mf Arthur,s views on the vax.
I'D questions Of - e = zsssss & ssttsssfssS
NOman's Nights, & 4
And what che ean. doe e SfS1IsR, eWIRE
.AND AQ1sHER: Specimen COPIES ssnl BY
! mail on IeeeiRt ot The price, 81 ,1o. 1
~ w. BRADLEY, fu6lislbsYt
: s. a'sssh sdS NotllI 4th Stsp pfiladsiphis. ~
NJ B.--We pnblish nil hr. lAshutis New
Books Send lor our lin aud terms 10 Agts.
October Is, 1856 .--sw. ~ 94s q \
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caador from an Uaenpee,ed Quarter.

The Philadelphia Sun, a Fremont paper,
of Tuesday last has the following article in
reference 10. Kansas. The stock in trade OF
the "freedom shriekers', is exhausted, Gov,
ernor Geary has settled matters there, and
peace Is restored 10 he people Of that Terri.
tory -, s.,,- s,.,..i,t ~. - !,
4" Restoration of Quiet IN Konsas. The news
received yia. s.. LOUIS from Kansas to the
18th Of September, gives cheering encour-
agement thai the measures taken BY. Gov.
Gear, will speedily lead 10 The paci6cation
Of Kansas. 1t is known 10 our readers that
we have, persistenlly condemned the shame
ful interference of tho Missourians in tbe ar
fairs Of Kansas, and the great evils which
have resulted from this Interference have
shown that our fears were not ill-grounded
The prospects Of peace and return 10 The
foundation principles Of representative gov
erument. that the wall Of The people fairly cx-
pressed at the polls by legal votes shall be
obeyed and respected, cannot fail TO be graf
flying 10 all good citizens. We are entirely
independent of and above the influences Of
those pailzan laciioe which Try 10 make the
worse appear the better cause, or to conceal
the ruth because ignorance Of il may facili-
late the chances Of this or that political asp.
rant, Therefore, we stand ready now, as We
have always done, 10 do justice 10 any party
thai may bring about such q condition Of
thrngs. We have ever condemned the re.
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EfHtSA H9 tfototy u ~ csiut1 ~ hOfdttso oNtf
tho lcausess that produced it--,o count The
woandcd end bury,.hs dead When the old
Whig party died, come desperate and seck.,
less men and boys Iinthis county seized hold
o. Me wickede and foolish Know Nothing or.
sapizel,on for the base purposes of personal
feyenes upon promiuept men in the Demo-.
cfa,ic party and IN some, cases fog selfish
gain. II neuer was . political orgauizalion in
thiss county; and iis .appeeis 10 i,s .deluded
victims (whom deesi. and falsehood entap.
psd for a lme> wetesnot tor any political
principle, but TO crafty the smsanesi motives
cl.psliceapassion and sjeslopy. Ii bought
Up the coHpptby afew ps,ly favors in bnsi-
uess-lhe sdisspponted by the promise of .
petty ofice--and ihe rnaIispnai and mean by
she prospect Of revenge upon aareal or ianci-g
ed enemyss tieHi6edl lheu fsligious by hor-
rid pictures Of The Peps of: Rene al The very
time whea The. revplaiionislsaof Europe were
shaking the old Vatican around him ualil he
ded,in ierfor, and had scarcely The means of
dsoen, subsistences Il dressed up The Pope
asa sorl Of ofscare-csow % frigaien simple peo-
pie ofweak nerves, until ne doubt some went
p bed sometimes half fearing and really
dfsaming the monslef wonld come and eat
their whole family before morning, Il prom-,
iseda q new party ofpuri.y wheaits father was.
Ned Buntline, and lie leaders The corrupt off
casls Of every old party. Il appealed 10 ihs
moral upoa lhe subject of sempsf rance, when
its essence was rowdyism, and il cared no
noreefor temperance than Republicans now.
care for humanity, slavery OF Kansas, I,s
own Governor signed alawio io repeal lis tenn
pstance Jug.law, and The eauss of moral 10.
form was :sally wounded 10 the house Of
false friends sF .,sa .sssr
u This wa. the hoDest people Of Columbia
were deceived BY these reckless advenlufeIs,
who had about as little political character Of,
stability asjohn c, Fremont. And certainly
iii not strange that when these desperadoes
cafae gain with tbs cry Of aEo sLAv veRYn as
they had before cried s"uo Popey" the homes 81
Jeomanry, saw The second. folly was as hol-
Iow,heaned and hypocriliesl as the first; and
tbsy rebuked lhe inspl. TO- iheir intelligence,
and Virtue BY a maioriiy Of 1899. sSssvI
This is he history Of ihe contest. opl,
county stood firm ipIhe daakest day oi 1854,
whsn wrecks and min were falling around
US, There were but few Of US 10 battle IN
that fray, bpl we slood firm and true 70 ,lhs
good cause Of the people, and left the weak
and ire aacherous oos That viciorv for' ne was
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'AUDFrOR'S NOTICE.

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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-21

TELEGRAPH.
rINHE Augusta Atlanta Nashville Telegraph Line 10
Il working through to Augusta Ca where Il connects
With other Lines runang North, Hast and south The line
nov in good repair hroogh from Nashville 10 Augusta,
and expect keep In atare. We shall deavor q
put All business for th line through In the shortest tint
possible and expect TO be able 10 give general safso
nRp=-N O. @. cLUTE eupN
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-21
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.

co. S s2 t;lO
RRIvAL and Departures Of Passer or Trains. To take
IL eject and after Saturday, June 2lzt, 1855
Day Passenger Ira leaves Nashville 9o5 o'clock Ar
irving Chatenoogs at Is olock p 81 Nghf Passenger
Trains Nashville Al p. ~, arriving al Chattanooga
at4t0 81.
bay Passenger Train leaves Chattanooga ~ ga ~. Ar
irving Nashville 9sO p A. Night Passenger Train leaves
Chattanooga 15PM Arriv AZ Na.hvlle s45 An.
n. T. ANDERSON, Superintendent.
NlsHvuLE, June 2ist, 1885.