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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01

mo. G,l NsEOND, Grocer and commission
% MERCHANT. MAiN stHIfT# Il N'Hgth1 -HAtinR luht
returned Northern te have now on hand aud re
wing reery and desirable stock u 'o
Liquors before offered by me- to my old Gus
aud the pubc At large Ny stock consists 10 'feY ar
cr usually Kept the Grocery ae feel no hesitation In
ing viii sell goods cheap II not cheaper than any
hons. ynrhburR every article that sell 10 give
entire satisfaction buy nothing but the very best
quick sales and ANAL profits N oNefY instance
country produce taken change for goods cash
prices Loot - u
- ECGgSBNG, ANDON HAND, - bbi-. stu
III ARTS Sugar. IS hba Stlarfs Ground Clarified aud
Crushed Sugar,
20 boxes Loaf sugar
10 bhls n. - Moasses,
10 hhds T. II do,
100 bags RIO Coffee,
80 e" LaRnra do
10 " Prime old Java do.
so boxes Adamantiuo aud sperm Candies
Large lot Of Clover Orchard Grass Timothy Seed Call
selling cheap.
frh VOL NGER A SMITH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01

,sIn1T

MIN lDItk FAtkEIs-I his now homr as.~S.ls-xxs.
Line composed oi Tic following Vcrs' Is and sails
from every three days. Al owned in the city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01

ENOFs NEW OKbr1Ns-N irainin mud s.auI-
II sinnn b.iuc.-First Packet to sail with lis -. -
patch lhc superior fast SAILING, double deekod
aud rarpcr IA Tened schooner. - FL LEN Captain
JAM, STEW Ak. loading and viii sail above For
balance 81 freight apply to
DAVID K NM. C3zEEIE
Richmond
PS-Shppers by this Vessel will get their goods port
of destination freight cheaper
other route aud less time Insurance be- effected
the hest terms u a W
auA# Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01
S,A,eE AND LONDON ntsTAH


"a I#thiug and Furnishing Guuds ll1 Nam Sutt' iN'h
uHnd i-56 Pail Sfe= h loo
oH attention the stock ~ Goods introduced ny Inc
su,utf perhaps auid De well Ia notice TIC taf ., our
rapidly Increasing all sections of the ate during
located Ia Kehnoud And as al nitro
take adNtHift 81
medium lay winch make ourselves known expecting Of
that examination all parties viii Judge Tor th'
particular merits being perfectly SATISFIED thal
aud judgment mu-i be consulted
W. receiving Fall Stock and assure purchasers
hat every thing Gents Wearing Apparel VIII
perceive attention and the assorted tuts vii at ala hh's be
complete athat cae customer arts will be supplied
Having facility for the proier prosecution ni our b'
We LoIr to e the fact apparent {" enr Gust Wrs and
tlt NJ
I'D expressly Gents Furnishing Goods where
customers hud thing pertaining a. ai Department
In the Clothing department guarantee the stock to
he ptreef ia point al durability III and Styles because we
utkr every Thing ourselves and have hesitation in say ing
goods viii be found en3l IL the best order wore IA the
country Watching the various changes OF Fashion parties
may OF finding the latest aud make IA sire,
subject inspection and approval cali is solicited by
GlOSIIONG 4 ItPMAN.
sep Its W no Main ST. Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01

II - WOWId
ms respectfully call the attention the public
the lair Breast Pins Earrings
buN aud Glass Earrings aud many other things
mention. just received aud alr cheap. deeIinn-
sci liAfg Tins constantly adding Stock goods
of every dies, iptlon. Cali and yourselves
JOS. : THURMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01

-
felin THOMAS .. ANDERSON.
CONRECTIo>AH FRUIT, Ntrs Ac.,
Sc The suhsefber has Just returned from the Northern
cra with tho largest stock he has had the pleasure o
offering To- his friends aud thu public consisting in att Of
81 hoxes Oranges
10 10 d da '| do
20 Layer Rsana
p boses do
- do do
- - n nn,as 1g a.
10 LIS cream Alc
do a." nv
j." b'r'eH newark tidc1=
s see' AI@ond LasI. waloa'' tie Iaa No,s @'oa
sarsnrs rlicsn jan. MANDY Ts,6, h5',i i,,
Ganc,uouar, ct all ins " an np i,na nani Tamhrinr.
aoya Drums raacy A,ncies l",s. &e pl.in and Fan.
e,pcctluy SOLICIT cali from city, and country buy
efs as no eharec +, made for showing lin ',.o,is ny
,, ,., . a NJ. =
WINES NM hRASntts Tor family medicinal purposes
thar we have @ rees"S a" % t e ana Tue p@Gs
OF the very dnest iusY 81 the ,bny,
s,lal,s Amaar. oiIer. oler aas i old Fort
waite, II Taylor sel"brata ioni ,a"k HfanI ,f" dn.s
aud Rod m. aael Of the MrgaoS fmcyaras tho sehe
~ alacr grad OF 'he a'"re sao' III family ose or eef
le ,bo,e ain eottc. reay rn.e d, transportation
f of sarn @ , W. "9 ny ANAL email eansl n
- 9 mat mos, "'i'',aes " r inhl' preserve
r,n. ~ ~ = ~ IN '''ts' >" ny !" N'i'''phs
'leI Stock a, cg,, ,,,.o, 81, ,, noe, ,.,,,, -, ,....
,.... - az me n'Nthfhnls OF ilrur
per hirh We otter Al hasale and rea also All
The choice brands Lynehinrg rphacr aud f.o f
Cd that no house ynchbutR ncr greater
han ear.sise. '' NM nAR il Ss', @o
c,,, ~ VA o aSs%@men9 our llnnehn Wie @nr a. ad
gsc,srf IN ," W. a''''" An" ''e h'atHg
a., ~ q, ''''s ~ t''si'''
4 fnAnpNstsE ,...i,,,i mad
~ Tor sae lot o superior Champagne quart and
PM bottles Gan 3etsi LED 4 JOHNSON
- ..,,.,,
\ AHsE lot OF No. I tamil, aan"ss, Western
- a no 'n'N'7' Just received ana taf ale by
''s 10 NllsNoN . ca
4 ADlEs ANRaENTI. nEN.- Ey.cc,,cd tn,.
l. a'S anKN" @ah another 'nHia la4es aud Gents
~, a. A. ~. 'l's ma A"ss'i' Shippers
NJ 'p' ana ''U WI h"sRle OF the 10y besi iac
a. 'apl n, ''lts Al SHOES OF tue inherent ropu
Il" P''"los '''"se can and SCI" -..-..
sf 81" / J. AhMiH tEAh
l ADlEs FINE sHOEs.-s nave Just opened
~ LADIES FINE Shoes have just received
eau aud SEQ thHm + sEABURN.
3'
&ShE NJ stPikt0s.-MctoRK Ii 4
~ JONES VIII have in lew daAs,
20 do do Mas do
10 which they invite attention of manufacturers
TOTS
.,~... ,,,,z, --------=-.-----===-
f., s.i ~ n. w, N'.-''"s' received !" lot
July Io@ LrE y JOHNSON
600 SACKS nnrshnii Snlt ia store aud &c,
WV arrive Tor sale by iRBY q SAUNDERS
J'H 80
EENTs SHOES mud t.ssTER~.-n hnyc just
~ opened another supply Of my supcrur French Pateu.
Leather oSord les ahd hters generally admitted 10 II" SUI
Perier to those made } Miles 4 Son. Z. sEABuRY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01
A Ds Emra.nMnNr r"l. ra.HIAn.Es.

"A W take The hhorty u calling the attention Of Lady
To supply Of Neck Ornaments sting uld
hhaus different patterns with Gold Crosses attached
ursuek ct Cold bracelets PLAN bands bands
very RET and beautiful, together with sunetig
aud pretty IN te of Box and Glass Bracelets
keucsses W. have also received lot hair hrads
brat r, clasps As well as the bracelet ca themselves which
Nrrsn akc uPai worry short notice Also thing very
Nrab in the shape of NoiSc, Ribbon Fms good
" so early call as auose articles very
aid unl 80 W. much mistaken Will gu I'll spr.llv.
nnIN L A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01

Together with ~rl g"lerto stock 81 Prunes Cruna So
Shell Almonds. English Nauus, Etibetir. Palm Nuts Mtca
fant Nctmaceia Maple SuFar CufraHts Preserved Ginger
sffdn'H irklcs ia jars Brandy fratha Imported Havana
al Prntire tlRnfH af the b,t ,u3ft. Eioy rpnc
comic, tunarA ct all hnds Walking ttueH BanIa ramhoHrs
boYa Drums, laaeY Ain,lcs luls. Ac PLAN and Enu
Candies man0ia nfsd daily ut the best materials quantities
L. suit respectfully solicit call from city aud country buy
ets aHno ehargr ia nndo for showing TIN goods
may )
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01

II received
supply OF thnsr beautiful Canoes aud have this
hcttof stock han las been pleasure oer the
fablc have now ON hand Cameo stts worth Twelve
tp Forty ave Dollars Gail and examine them and feel
hed thRt fou viii be pleased JOS. =. THURMAN.
-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01

- N0l7IsIIlE " N1S-mIU, md FCTI0NV4 UNIV
to AIN tvrry variety Of Pins thatmay be called Those
+ Pins OF buttons would do well to call aud
my soch before purchasing. JOS. S. THURMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01

~ friends viii find Our stock nj CLOTHING iargur
ter adapted for their retail s1les than before.
promise 10 sell as cheap any house in Richmond Pete
burg and better styles of Clothing
Oct Is GLASS & RAISE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01

~ barrels Tor sav 10" to clos. na'ai ga lev
SEP esd,s II {. HARDY < ca
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01
JEWELRY, WATCHES, &C.

fEND those ia want Of such articles, would
MI respectfully call their attention supply
l.lics Neck Chains Crosses Watches and many other
1H toe numerous TO mention received sale cheap
Tor cash Gail aul examine thomRt
If ri fBAt ING
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01

IN hers caveto inform his friends and the public gene.
u rally that he has moved Ia thr formerly
~ exH pied 10y Philip ". pavue where he viii be happy
se all wanting good bargains in Watches Jewthy and Plated
" JEtIG WILLIAMS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-29

We take tho following important deeis>
on, Of the Suprems Court OF louisiana,
rom the New Orleans Delta OF the IN
ns
ErsnJer Williams & Co rs. Isaac Lnm
Ira. Judge This Was suit Tor a h"i
ancc doe BY n planter upon factor 5 ac-
coun, for advances. commissions, soplHins
furnished, &c. The defendant, 10 add"l'h
10 the general denial pleaded The Illegally
of certain items in the account, alleging
that the same was made up oi nsuiious
charges of interest, commissions snd CON
round interest, and OF incorrect ohnfgas
tor drnys.e, storage, labor, weighing, '"d
IRE and ,,ser insurance.
Per cm.am rs respects tho interest
account, the plaintiff. are placed ~ I'M,
dilemma. II the defendant has promised
to pay the interest at $ per cent, together
with tho commissions at , pen cent, iof
advancing. as set forth IN the account The
contract Is clearly nsuTions, and toe plaza.
iifs can recover nothing but the principal
sun advanced. II. however. there was no
agreement with reference TO the payment
Of Interest, and the plaintiffs have merely
claimed more than the law allows they can
only recover the legal interest 10 which
they would he entitled upon advances by
them, ~ factors, to.wii. ) per cent Pon
u careful consideration OF tho evidence, We
think the defendant did not at any unn
acqnicsce Internationally 10 The account
as It il sued upon. aud that rs thef" was
no contract Tor nsniious Interest toe PLAIN
,fs are entitled to recover legal interest
npon their advances from the respective
dates y, which they were made.
With reference to the charges Tor drav.
age. storage. labor. weighing aud insurance,
tho plaintiffs were ln,rfrngsied under oaih
whether they had paid these chafges no
detailed nad to whom. The answers to these
interrogaiofies are unsatisfactory, at least
50 TAR as the, relate to drayagc. la0or.
weighing. &c, for which change OF II
cents per bale is made IA each ol the ac.
ronnis Of sales rendered. The plaintiffs
do no, say unequiyooaly that they paid
this amount. they did not pay i. they
have no righ, to elaim j, from the defend
ant II they did. they should have .aId 40
IN terms mol open % "''sc'"''"c''p"'
hey say mat 'h"y nave c"hHa'i ny INV
year VIVA inc cotton ''e'' '"' we s'",aR'
OF MI the co''oh iof""id'h ." 'ne"' "h'eb
includes labor and drHyagr There was
nothing IA their answer if"m when ~ ""ula
necessarily be i''"'''' '''"' uf l''''''"'
wefe snbjrete" 70 an ""NaF 81 - cents
per b"ie Tor expenses incurred "a we "'"y
nse, stofag.s' weighing Nc" Tue 'e''o"
ants cotton. NOR ~ the '""t "'"to''"
by what process OF :'icnl'''nn ths pam
hhs considered themselves ehuu'a "
charge The defendant win we precise sur"
OF 10 ce"'s per bale Tor "f"fas'' s'o,aR''
labor, &c. HE dci"hhan' hah flsh' 10
kno" now 'h'- sum was pain ana % """"''
tie was entitled to the heheh' a. hhV cons
tract which his mandatory NAV nave haoe
on h's behalf, ana he was nj Feast eh'''iso
~ s"ch an 'Np'ahA''"" ~ ''' 'e'i'' w "'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-29
The Importance Of Kansas TO The
soulh, and Particularly TO ltNas.

Texas /. moro directly interested IN the
question of slavery than any oithe southern
States She occupies. IN the first place
frontier position. with An immense ifccson
boundary. aud is consequently more open
20 attack from lhc enemies ol thr Institution
than ans other H. tho second place, she
i. the last ol the cotton and cane growing
States. From tho immense eH,eu, aad ct>
tr,ordinary fertility OF her lands shr is
destined to become the recipient oi mpsi oi
the slave population Of her sister e.aies "'
the South. >ho ought therefore to feel a
more lively interest iu every question per-
tanning to the institution. and 60 - pcrp'-
tuaton than any other Siato in which 1t
exists. She has a ffcesojl boundary OF near
700 miles Mexico covers h'r Western
frontier seven hundred miles ou TIE North
New Noaieo and lhe Indian Territory *
tend tor near "a Thousand miles. iho RIO
Grand,. on the West. furnishes, 10 some
cAtpnl at least, protection, boz GA tao North
there is noue vhatescr
Did the reflection ever occur 20 TEE rcad
cr that if kansa. is adaaiei 40 a SLAVE
State. this protection, winch $50 so much
desire. will be afforded D,i hc ever Goa
slider what would be the result of the ms
lury to the South and to Texas, immediate
ly. ii Kansas should be dedicated To free,
soil! Kansas occupies position Imme3i
aieY West Of Missouri which boundary t
covers. with ine exception Of small irac,
ton 10 the Norh Between Texas aud
Kansas. for ogor q hundred ard hity mics
ou our Northern boundary. there IS mars
row slip of Indian territory, scarcely thlri'
miles wide II Kansas is admitted as n
free State. with tie population introduced
,here by abolition and societies, what seou'
tity Will taere be Tor slavery ~ Western
VI ssour or, IN fifteen wears from the pre-
sent time. in Northern Texas The lodi
aus occupying the territory On our North,
are IN favor OF slavery, aud TO a limited
extent are shareholders How long "I.i
they be able to oecnpy this ground with
such free State as Kansas on the North,
and with no natural barrier. to protect them
from the encroacbmeuts oi the abolitoui.tsf
Bu, once make Kansas a slave state, and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-29
NEWS ITEMS.


ond dated Glasgow. Feb Nth. says that ,hn
steamer EdInburg, from New Work passed an
ihe nh OF February, large quantities OF broken
Ice. and saw on IT. quantity of broken cabinet
furniture fine uru1mrnted doors with white a,
rias, handles lady'- work box, aud other ar.
urle- common 10 the cabin of irstcla.s
Steamer The Edinburgh was at this tim.
tive days ont from New York.
A number If the settlers Of Kansas have
held meeting AND adopted resolutions RECON-
mcnding strongly President pictce's recent
message IN relation to that territory, especially
hI, recommendation that they be permitted to
frame q State Constitution They pledge
thcmsel,e, 10 sh the general government IN
preserving the peace and putting down ali at.
ttmpts to produce an insurr,Viion.
Rev Mr. iovcoy, IN prayer at the open.
ing of the piiisburg Republicans Convention
yrsyci that the Lord might remove our present
Chct Magistrate from the executive chair lie
did not indicate whether the desired removal
was 90 hc hy death or the election OF .ucce.s-
or We VIII have the charity TO >uprose he
meant the latter
A man in GAINESVILLE emo, who ha, .uArr.
ed much from he use Of Intoxicating drink.
ad,criis,s that be- will hereafter prosecute to
the extent Of the las ans man wko shall ,rlI
hlm a glass Of quor.
The American member. Of the New yo,s
Legislature held meeting ut the Capitol
an the evening of the 2Sth ult Nearly ey,,y
member belonging to the order was present
together with a majority of the State officers.
Mr. Ddrl presided and Spo, che, were mad,
hy Mes-r- pdel \orthrup, Prescott at4
others. aIi OF whom declared that Mr. Fillmore
Wa, not their choice
TN. \.br,.ka CT, News say. ,hat , lana
G.,,r -. ,ao,r,, there Claims Of one bn,.i,.1
.l,t, ,rr,, wIthin two and a, haif mile. of ,,',,
,If,. ,,, selling Al from $500 To $500 s.,
our tarm adjoining the e.,, On the west. ,h.
owner hs. been offered ST u00 ln gold. which
va. refused
IN. c,rt of kndrrw Isrk.an Don,Is,, o,,r
mo- slave. ,.,s-. the Nank.. knp,, Matinee.
GOOD deal of trouble. one of them .Hs.,,.,
to tt. Boston T,lrrrlpb "a method Of g.it,,s
over tbe dtnealiy ne writes Gen Al
SON .9id Il ib, Bank. dinner that popel.eo v,.
,tb, owner If i. hundred American ,o,so,.,
Doe. ib,. t;,.ne-.,l mean fn ,pttnni. il,tn...I
SON Is ON that acrauri au unfit candidate Ia,
fbo American party Isn't tHsir motto Anne.
r.,rs shall tnir \mericar And vino r,le.
,rerr number of Ninefiear. thtu Dsnel..u r
.rl s.. ..-. . .f..... t.4.l
.,'...,.,,, ...,..l.. ,....., -..... 49, .'
.',.' i..... I'm, ,... ..-...,',
l..,... .-.4+,b.,.t- 49,. ...I ,t MN. ~
.of.v9- injured. tle Uirp- m,.,it b. >n-6 o, no
owner and recovered against nr the Whole
.,.ln. If tho ,I4,r T4,. ...o dp.ii.d tt.,s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-29
PRO SIAN cry


~ Town subscribers who do not get
their papers regularly, will please inform us.
CT No subscribers to the Republican
payment IN advance as we have found tt
more trouble to collec, the money than It
is worth
Persons 10 whom We have scut the paper
at their request, viii please take notice OF
this fact. which We have published from
time to tine, and which ao thought WAS
generally understood
We have some fifteen Of twenty personal
friends to whom we have continued sends
ing the paper for several wears, who viii
not consider themselves alluded to- We
know them to be not onl y good, but pune
tual,
o. Benny Born, Love will appear next
week.
~ Thanks to nr Joseph Cotton, for
lsis Nov Orleans INNER
'''
mr. I'm, ,,,,hs ara An. VI, l. / por.
,., ana VI, n # uutr,,. far tat. New
" Hon. mos T. Rusk, VIII accept
our thanks for public documents
49,, sr 1854.
,. ,....I.u,, .u...h.
..,.,... .......,i.. ;,...,.a 4.
4, n, ftlt. A.
ield. II can be see" at inc TIah'ef no .
el, where ITS performance VIII he exhibited
by Nr. M>HtIN' who has the patent night
or this State. We have seen It IN opera
ian and ar. satisfied that il will do lis
4 ii. ..,,,a ........,, ,...,,,
aud now That II IS on manu. they "HN mare
r.,
49, 49,. '''
= IT, -, ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-29
4 Fresh, terrain ,trMon'

sermon delivered before the iIr,h} tr'N vi
Miami. at DAYTON. Ohio. by The Rev. VIM.
Anderson. d. u and Published 10y order of
the presb,tery. The Rev Mr. Anderson
was formerly pastor Of the drsl Presby teri
ap Church "a Now Nl1Auy, aud is d'slin
gn..Ae,i Tor his pety no less than bis learn
.ns aud srea, heart. whose throbbng' nre
not confined by hiiudes, but takes 10 all
of he. Kind. merit alone being the stand
AID 3, which he is governed lis views
are those OF liberal and enlightened
Christian;
When the oppressed stranger Of the ia
cantur, reached thrse shores. be- reached
his home. the land that God made and re
served Cor u.m.
pluiarrh ,ell. Us that when Romuns
built III. city ct refuge for al. nations, be
dug trench. amt each refugee cast therein
handful ct thc soil of I's native lanG, aud
they callcd the place maiiW What may
have been hbaou. a the history OF the
once mistress 81 nations, Is literally true ~
ours IN heart esch immigrant brings W'ih
him a handful ol the earth of bs native
land. deposits 5, there and feels tHa' % is
hl. land IT, comes tot bnrc 90 question
or experiment. boa, tn stay Nut more Ger
tAiuh was the land ul promise secured In
rovenau, ~ the seed oi Nhuaam A. fr>
luga from tire expressions ol Egypt. lhan
was tao, nud. iar taa,e who have ti'i, of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-29


..l.l.-.... "a "a ,,..,,,,, are
Us '"'' Inn
y you ''''''' T. rus
10 "'''"'' sac s''"' u "a.
"''''' u, ''''''''s 70 D..
'''''''
'o"' 20 ''s ~ ~" ''' .h o..
'' ''''''' t.....,.o,
'""''"'' 4.
'''" "''' ''' .t.l.
. man u. u "', U.s." -.
P,'.' ...5.... of
"u'' ''' .,Ji.
,a.ci. p,ou pfyate aud public moral.
s,nb , mod. OF atfac, does mora harm
tina, o,o3 T. ia a rau that shoots both
,..,.. oo.. thst il. mon. ,.heI, 20 uiurc the
o,,ns, tsn an, one else. When we read
,o, ne,.bi,er's uaper. 0e a avs tiduA OF
TIM, ia song. sun, in the canvass between
pan arI Clay. 10 .uii.
som. fis.,slss uat,,. steal
W r........
+.,.l. ss,o
oil We" '''e""'' WIZ .''''' '' =,
wv '''' "''''' '"','''.' '', -
'.'' WINS '' 4.,.......t.
' '''' nm I.,....,..,,l
t.n,...r,
,,...,i,. t,e,b.r.saIt,,b., Iabor.. should
D.. .sc,eed we nre naab't 10 say, much
...t.....,...,t tine
','' ' ,.q....,.
consequences 81 n' docs '''' ~ ''' ~ ''''
wc VISA INN q happy time.
= ..........,. ..-
''''''
respondent "'''"s '' Us .'''" ~, ''''
tAss county, says that inT Steamer '"tA'
Cant Hutchinson. asceudad. ON the l0sh
s..i..t..... .....,.,, f...,.,,.s,... ,.,fy
s,.,.I..
e'''a'''''
ani higher Ha' any "'l'f s'fAi"e' MS ''1
gone before. taking eft on lais her thai mp
a cargo OF $50 bales OF cotton
II may not ne u"iN''t's'''S L" '''''' W
our readers to learn 60" ol the iaci' con
n,ctsd with the enterprise OF navigating the
~,,l,l,,r ,i,er ybe, are briefly those -
49, ,..-..i Ron. ooo,,..e
100
c..,l,,,.. .ts,l aon,o.r,,t,d tie sum ol
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-29
FOR CONSTABLE.

Wn ! Nlsarr- i.r candidate flt rsufY
or at tt. ,nsuiur AHeut "i' f,Hu.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-29
The Kansas migration.


are warmly engaged ia Efforts to "res' the
Territory Of kau,a. from tho grasp OF
schemiag aud d,soreani1ng ireesollers
In South Carolina, Alabama and Georgia.
the subject i. cspoused with much ANNA
ton and ,ieor. aud men and means are
being raised with great alacrity.
Tho following letter, addressed by Nr.
Herbert. OF South Carolina, to one OF the
citizens Of Mobile, vii be- Interesting, aud.
we trust, prompt some OF our people TO
raise fund Tor the furnishing Of provisions
and some few comforts lor the use Of the
men who are on their way hitler, on their
route 10 Kansas:
Sruornrn 7. O Fairfield District, $. C.,
March 9th 1896
D,ar SIR. Having ia view the object oi
the preservation OF the institutions OF the
south. aud 'aylrg raised company OF
men IN our district Tot the purpose OF aiding
IN making Kansas Territory slave state,
by .et,l,iue there aud voting to effect this
object take the liberty Of addressing YOU
a lew lines with the hope that YOU viii
render us such assistance IN carving out
nut enterprise ~. viii ask, 10 Wit hat
Won would write ta some persons IN We"
Orleans favorable to cur cause, to render
II. afd hy which we may be- catrlrd up the
Mississippi, river with ~ little expense to
the emIgrauts as possible. have written
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MY SIKNENOI!

i4a y pl,-. - % candidate for Co'm'g i'-sa'
sr,r ai che siisninr Aususf rirtuan.
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I.ha = n ssrl b. il candidate for te election
10 She office pf St,,8 60 h,s ensuing August elr'
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o Headr,sl q. q candidate ior fh,f ltst.. nj d
pgsufue Ansust election
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a, ~ recent election for Mayor Of Iiufling.
ton. jDwa. the entire Black Republican vote
va fasi for negro barber, resident there
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tooKING WITHOUT Fins The las, in.
ven,ion is plan for cooking withou, fee
described tn the Scientific American. The
invention Is n combination NJ tia cookine,
dishes, placed one above another. the bot.
tom of one vessel fitting on the top par, of
the dish below. IN the lower dish OF all.
a small Quantity Of qeick-hme is placed
and then, by means ul tube. cold water
j. introduced upon the lime. Chee,ical 40.
ton generates intense heat. " hereby tho
articles on the d'she. IRE quickly cooked,
ready Tor tie table.