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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS
sALE OF VALUABLE LAND In Ro.noL,

a. Ale OF xAlUAHiE LAND !" Ro.nekc
~ CouNTY-By virtue Of power Of Attorney given me
By William NJ who absent from the state VIII
offer for sale public auction the Tract OF Land known
Whiitens adjoining the Big Lick Depo' tho Virginia
Rail Road In the county Roanoke Tharsday
tAe 18th day Of August next, for Cash
The laud believed to contain 200
will be made beoI. the Of sale The character Of the
land reRara fertility Is the with the lands the
ueghhorhood paverhal for richness OF soi There IL
Dwelling House tho place The oyersoer Mr. setugg
the undersigned viii show tho place NJ time Will also
sell ~ land immediately adjoining the Depot, In lots
suit business THOMAS 4. READ
July ~ rtihup thendNcttisuv
flNRl~U ssLE az n VALUABLE TOBACCO
I FACTORY AND FACTORY FtNruREs-By virtue
decd Paul Jones Warner l. Jones and ben
the Goth Of March, t1 mud duly recorded In
the Clerks the Hastings Court of the CITY of Lynch
burg the The Trustee therein named Will saur
day the 18th day the prscnt month (Augns proceed upon
thu premises sell public auction, the piece Of ground
conveyed by said deed situated the corner of sixth Alley
and Eighth Street In tho city Of ynrhhurs with the Large
trick Tobacco Factory thereon
The subscriber will the tune and Place ael In the
the personal property also conveyed by said deed
consisting Iron Presses Mills aud avafiety OF other
Tobacco Factory Fixtures
The real Will be aeld liberal terms which will he
made known the day of sale and the Fixtures on eep OF
Four months for all $50 aud under that sum for
cash Negotiable papcr alphabetically endorsed VIII be reqn
81 uu deferred payments = .
aug dtl6aug GREED I WILLS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

MONTGOMERY SPRNGs.-These delightful retreats
are rapidly filling up with fashionable visitors from
all parts of the Union. If there arrivals cont niue us
they have been for the last week it will not be long
before they filled to oyerilowing There are now
700 at the White and IN equal proportion, according
to extent of accommodations, at the Allegheny and
Yellow Sulphur hristidnsbHrg Herald
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

AMERICAN Mass MEETING.-It is proposed to hold
a meeting of the friends of Fillmore and Done
SON in this place on the 2Sth and 10Th inst. \
Der of distinguished speakers have been invited to
attend but are unable TO say vet who will be
Use to attend if possible; Henry Winter Davis, Of Ma
ryland, and Messrs Bolts Pendleton, Stroller, aud
Alexander Riycs Of this State-Siauntoa Spectator.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
JOSEPH LANE.
Hon. L. -. Campbell.

THE cALWoRNIA kEsOIurIoN-MESSAGE OF
THE PRFsIpENF.-The President on Wcdne sdnv
communicated to the Senate reply Ia the reso-
luton of that body calling for information rcla-
tive To the state of affairs in san Francisco, Cal
ifornin, together with the correspondence on the
subject
a letter from the Gouernor of California asks
the President for three thousand stand Of mus
kcts rifles, fifty rounds of ammunition, two
mortnrs, three hundred shells, and two guns of
large calibrc, with their ammunition md nPpli.
nnces. promising TINT they shall be paid for
retained. lie likewise asks the aso of the mill
tary and nayal forces To suppress the insurree
tiun.
The President, eonoeiving TINT there were in.
superable obstacles tn the action now demanded,
referred the subject 10 tho Attorney General.
whose decision he approves.
Mr.. Gushing argues that there is evidence
in the Goycrnnr's statement or other authentic
Information, that III what hns occurred nj San
Francisco, there was committed or threatened
any act of resistance or obstruction to the con
stituton, nws ar official authority of the United
States. The President is only To be moved to
action by the Legislature of the State in which
the instruction exists, or by the Executive of
such State, when such Legislature cannot be
convened. aud when imminent and extreme pub
lie DISASTER enn be nverted only by such intcrler
cnce of the Federal Government. He snys TINT
the Who'll, constitutional power of California has
not been cXerted. and IT does not appear that the
Governor took my steps to convene the Legisla.
ture ath ugh that remedy might have been
adopted, aud had its etiectnal application TO the
evils, long before any such remedy could be de-
handed from the President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

CoSDucroR knLED--A man by the name OF Ayers,
conductor upon one of the freight trains, was killed
east of Martinsburg, Va, on ednesday night last
1t happened during the thunder storm, which
had on that evening, aud it is supposed by so ne
persons that ne was stunned by the lightning, and
falling off the train, run over aud crushed to
death
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

Slt:-lu The lea afflicted with troubn.
eruption # the skin which extended tsef
v IN h. and of cd
depi rom the itatnn and burning sensaon which
produced hads confidence from previous knowledge,
the healing properties OF the waters OF toyners Springs
then the property atty mile west of Lynch
burg Immediately the Virginia Tennessee Railroad In
Of confidence the healing virtues OF HE waters Of
hec Springs determined avail mysc Of abort visit to tho
Iiure. nv the effect upon this annoying
eruption, aud ny satisfaction found entire relief In two
weeks and satisfied that II Ind stayed there sometime
he would hnVc been thorough aud complete aud
was have been trouhed only with few pmpes since
but not 10 much extent
II my brief trial Of the value of thcgo
similar cases VIII be Of any service you and of benefit 10
other nyaldH afflicted Ike myself suffering similar
causes yon liberty the statements YOU uay
hink proper. Most Respectfully,
AINtINr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

G. D. r. HUNT
HUNT 4 BRO. General GOmmissien Mcr-
CHANTS, VIRoINIA ST, tbetwecn Cary at and Il. &
- IL Dcpot) solicit eonsgnments Of Tobacco, Wheat.
Flour and produce generally, Tor sale.
They also forward all produce and merchandise sent 10 their
Prompt attention paid all business confdcd
h Them
Richmond March o6iby 1856. ina cots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

n hkea COMMUNICATING second NJ
nnhl Session of this Institution VIII
Monday IN September next 1t is expected that by that
the new College Building progress of erection will
feny for occupancy The location Of the Institution
accessibility and healthulness of the
entire south and the of instruction thorough
nt any College In the country In addition complete
Classical md Scientific the directory of the College
have established school Of Design for instruction the
branches of practical Engineering and Architecture.
Tho College areaay furnished with
elegant Apparatus adapted ull illustration depart
mcnts of Chemistry Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
Library OF Standard Works has also
Ing Collegiate year.
The young whose Parents Guardians desire will
be rgan2ed ntph Military having its proper uniform
and practsed in daily manual and drill.
ENPfSsEsTuitlon for Annual Session Of in
the Collegiate Department. s50n tho Preparatory $40
Hoard % per week washing Sl2 per month fuel lights
el2 session.
Catalogues Of the Institution he obtained by addressing
Rev. Samuel X. Cox, President Lynchburg, Va.
FACULTY.
REV SAMUEL X Cox President, Professor of MontaA and
Moral Science and If Bellies Leres.
WILLIAM CAHHoIL, A. Professor of Greek Language
Literature.
LYcuHdus q. MATHEWS, A. NJ, Professor of Latin Ian.
guage and Literature
JAMES MURFFF Graduate IF V NJ. Institute Professor
Of Mathematics and Natural Science and of the School of De-
signs.
SAMUEL GARLAND, A. NJ Professor of Constitutional Law
y LANGHoREE NJ D., Professor of Anatomy and Phys
ioiogY
GIUSEPPE ADoLfo SARToRI L. L. D. Professor of Modern
Languages
= = SMITH Graduate of Y. NJ Institute,
u. b. SrASARD, ~"
Associate Principals of Grammar School.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

DrEl. PEERENrFp.-J. II. liendren late Dep.
uty Sergeant Of Norfolk city, appeared before
Recorder Shield and required to enter into
rccngulnncr in the sum Of ! 900 Tint he would
not within the next twelve months send challenge
to i. +. Mayo, ar any other person, To fight du-
cl. The security was given and Mr. II. was dis
charged. -horfok Herdid.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

HERE THEY CONF twenty five Democrats.
in Fayettc county, Tennessee, who voted for
Governor johnson last August. hive declared
Donelson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

takc pleasure mentioning for the benefit Of those niet
with dyHprpa have been entirely relieved Of that
distressing disease by drinking tpyncrs phur water have
abornR under dyspepsia Tor greater
the deicl bread and milk, which frequently daor
iercd much conhpc my bed
nra days up toynors last sumner ntter
several other celebrated watering places without being bene
fitted feehc be beto walk to the spring
remaining several dny and using the water freely
imInt Ire able to take long walk he top
adjoining mountain have been improving gradually
m moderately Of whit please and attend
v domestic business without suffering all from the
MAlALA1f KNIGHT.
LYNClIBl1RG September 2lst, le5G.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

CONGRESSIONAL >hing,on. Aug. Sen.
"'s.-'n ,'''""" VI a'' " o''e'' 'pf : i'S'af"'
vas !eqa'S''' 10 COMMUNICATE "''y '"'oi."AR,n
l" ,"' ''i"@"' "a '.i""'"N W '''''F' wv
my" '''''s No.'" '''o'ai NS'n"'
'i' ''",'o" I'll Mr. 9'""u' me i reSu'h' "hS
''qu'se" 10 communicate any 'niornr"ioo win
''gN'o I" we 'AP'u'en'y o' 's'ao"a"'n5 Coh'
Son,e al Tue LOO moo ISLANDS,
nv Ia n'"a , men 'o'N up '1e "'nE "Ppr"PIln
|,, NH, was ''.''i ,o
N'l"''''''' wal" II" "il'"ein'n' Su'N'"s ou' s'';
az, nlan "'''H9'"n' q, July T''''' WIN ~ 6e'u
u H""H"s P'n "n'en 'o'S "''"', '"su'u'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

a KSoTrY CAsE.--"Is the squire at home?' enqur-
ed Pat of the LAWYERS lady who opened the door at
his summons. He was answered negatively.
"Mabby then yourself can give me the necessary
information well the Sauire, seen you his
wife.
The lady promised to do So if on learning tie
ture of the difficulties, she found it in her power and
the other proceeded to state his follows:
"Spose you old white mare, and should
borry you to 90 to mill. with grist your back,
and we should get no tarder than the first HILL when
all at once you should back up, and pitch up, and
hnee backwards, and break your darnd old neck,
who'd pay for ye? not |, darn me ifl would
The lady smngly told him as she closed the door
as he had himself passed the sentence on the ccse,
advice would be entirely superfuous.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

New Coal Ben has been recently opened on the
lands of Thos. shannon, Esq, of this county. 1t is
AS good an article of biuminous coal we ever saw
ana the bel from which the specimen sent TO was
taken Is believed to be ineShaustbie. 1t is about l6
hH!es from Wythevillc and near the Wythe and Taze-
wei Iurnpike- Hyttera& Telegraph.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

Rt1y-The recent rains seem to have extended all
over the State
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

A. D. Dickinson, Esq, OF this county, had twom mules
and "A horse drowned on Monday, by high water in
Briery, a stream running through his plantaton.-
His oyerseerNr. Foster in attempting torescue them
came very near being drowned himself--Enmri8e
J0uya2l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILRoAp-The North
western Railroad Company have commenced laying
their track and expect to have their road in running
order by the middle of September. The work of lay
ing rails has been commenced at both ends of the
line, which viii eAable them to complete it within
the time named
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

NORFOLK YAmETIEs.-The Norfolk Varieties is to
be opened on the 18th Of September Among the
company engaged, Mrs Cappell, Miss Capped.
Mrs. Monclli, and Messrs JAS. Gappell, Stout, Allen
and others. Among the stars engaged are Miss ince.
and Miss Eliza Logan, and Mcssts. Condlock and
Scafe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

RALEIGH August Woke comfy is heard
from in all but ) precincts, and shows demo
cratic gain of Iu0 Tie voiciu this cify- Gil
mer (Am,j }5J; Bragg (Dem.) 2G3' 1t is rumor-
ed that there isa Democratic gain in Granville
and Frank lin, and that the whole Democratic tick
ct for governor and Legislature 10 elected in
Wake county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

TRAyEb.--The travel through this city is now very
heavy. Ahont 400 passengers went mp on the Va. *
Tenn. Railroad Thursday, and 300 the day before,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

GLOVER, HERDS G RAS - AND TIMOTHl
" SEED just received and for sale by
ma a5.ts JH &B H NowLN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

NEGRGEs WaSyED.-Ih he subscriber con
~ tuuos In market NEGROES of both sexes, between
the ages Of 10 and 30 years. including Mechanics such
Backsmt- aud Carpenter and win pay the highest
kc prices In cash lls office newly erected brick building
on lt Lynch street Immediately in Of the Farmers
Rank, whore hois prepared fayiug erected buildings with
that View board negroes ynehhurg for sale
cvise moderate terms aud keep them if
they were placed in the jail Of the Corporation.
may 19d&cly SETH WOODROOF.
SA nssD~ New Orleans and -. xico sugars,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

~ ans Co.'S Express, very nice assortment of Ladies
Wet Shoes, Rossett Kid Slippers Buskins &c Children
aney and Pain Black Shoes in great variety; also,
line daers aud Mems Brogans suitable for the
expect arrivals OF such goods in demand this time
nearly every day for several weeks
who may favor us with call.
L. L. ARMISTEAD.
aug 2ts lRep.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

TRIPLETs--Mrs. Baily, wife of Mr.. Cyrus Baily, Of
this place, gave birth to three daughters yesterday
morning. Mother and children are all doing we'll
Since their advent into the world the little trio have
been thfrecipients Of numerous presents in the way
OF dresses, &c, from our citizens The same lady,
We understand gave birth to twins about Is months
ago. Progressive country, shis !--UpoiecUe 2is-
Qr8Db.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

ESAtToRS FIkr&KEs FOR SALE.-E wish to
u dispose, private sale Of the Fixtures of the Tobacco
Factory r.epy Carried on by o. Deprics Campbell G.
H. Thrl - al the necessary fixtures for well
rlced cstat..trt comprising aud presses all
In good order, and nnuly wing been used but
season fhcy VIII be disposed Of liberal orms
mud the bD'1aR also for sale opportunity pre-
secuted for nuv person wishing engage IN the busns Of put
ting t9burgo. JOHN D. ALEXANDER,
LII q LIA-nL DI,DIll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

I'VE VFFsFH TUX ANElE.-b Wi-I, 10 SET
es the cntre TYPE, BORDER. CUTS. CASES, sc. be
longing to the Tynchburg Republican The type nearly
and the quantity sufficient for good job Oice
being sixty different fonts Of type.
HENRY d FLOOD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

LAME STICK licorice.-:sJ q ~ - ri ann,ellm,
u genuine Caaba warranted pure and hne We
have IN Store the favoriie brand n different brands
OF Mass Lieorco IRBY d. SAUNDERS.
July ~ d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-09

YNCnnuRaa COIlE1E.-Thc second mn.

Ns KID Shippers and Jenny I.ndsat
MCDONALD H0OPERS.
mny ~ Ia nearly opposite McCorkle 4 oJncs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-14

In this great contes, Indiana has an impor-
tant point to perform. and her efforts are looked
to with great interest. She may decide the
question Will she prove rsereani 10 the
blessings conferred upon her by the ordinance
of 1887? We do not believe great an in
fanny is to be hers. Ii is important. however
that every effort should be made TO prevent
such result The friends Of Buchanan
manifest great confidence in carryin. the State
A bet was made on Friday last in this city.
Of S.. 600, that Indiana would vote for Blu
ckanan and other bets have been offered aud
taken Irnmen.e amounts Of money will be
sent there from this city TO carry it. and The
Republicans should use every honorable means
to bring gu; full, free vote. II.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-14
NM HT-T ,ws. August 8.

MsS~R- ErIfoR Tie 9th wa glorious
44E ter The K publican. 81 Eastern Indiana
t"e weather ~ most ausplcieus-th- sun
h ..4-- s~-@ - ausIng lie 4tesser part IF the
dag, eieaf r-ndef4n-sf II compare !, ely pleas
l. "a> such day the clgizen~ oil
H~"ry county never before Witnessed, and
pg4bebiy never viii a-asu. From fifteen to
twen4 thousand persons assembled 10 rarify
tie nominations 81 Fremont and Dayton a.
tte standard bearers at the great Republican
party, which. like the avalanche among the
mountains of SNi zesiand J. destined To
sweep everything before them on tie An OF
November next hurting from place and pow
er the present corrupt administration. aud re-
placing 1t by one which, regardless OF South
Carolina nuifers aud Northern fanatics. will
govern al parts Of the country as Unit.
thereby preserving the union OF the States.
which i. or should BE-. the = eat desideraum
II every man whose heart puI~ates with one
patriotic tArob for tie country 50 loved BY
Washington.
a an early hour the cannon BROUGHT from
lie Capital doomed forth is almost deafenng
reverberaeipns Tor freedom. TIE mind re
Var ed 20 Lexiu y'on. IL Concord. to Bunker
Hill, Sarataza. and other helI> Of carnage
whore the Colonies struck hands for freedom
from taxation without repre-. nation. and
wHere the fna1ie-d blood o tae North anI
>~su n was drank BY no Her earth bonn
to liberty. Blu bow different tie contest Ia
be decided now. In =. ofuni ins a, lh-y diI
against common eutn3t.
common country divided into sc loe. and
arrayed against eacH aher; and a. there
orie~ in the Revolution. there are doug h faces
now in the North miserable. coutemptn ous
objects that they are who. with souls about
the size Of gnat.s heel. having fattened a. the
public crib. hope for a continuance Of favors
should their party succeed IN the approaching
election, Bur from the fact that our country
Is see1ionali-e1 ii were and arrayed-the
North opposing. and the South, aided BY the
Government. endeavoring with might and
main TO extend slavery into the Terrl,ories-
from the fact that civil war in ali il. horrors
has been and 10 some extent Is still raging in
Kansas, whose plans smoke with the martyr
ed blood OF fr-emen-and because Southern
autocrats tire, ten dissolution. if We do not
submit % their encreach slents, shall the North
with its freedom stake. permit tie fierce
Moloch of Slavery % extend lis bhghtin :,
blasting. wltberIng. scathlag curse into Terri
tory virtually frse-nade SO As an act Of con-
Citation to the South. and By Southern votes
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-14
Border Ruffians Invading Nebraska

We have startling intelligence from South
ern Nebraska The Border Rutiiaus. rom
Missouri. have invaded the Territory and up
to Sunday. had arrived within go miles of
Nebraska City. They are over one thousand
strong, are composed of Missourans, South
Carolnans and Gorgans. and fully armed
with cannon, &c, prepared for wa7. Their
object is to stop the Free State settlers on their
" ay To k~ns". tsre4.epl. - T~--:.a-.
he news of this invasion reached Nebras
ka City on Saturday. and caused great excite
ment. About 50 men Immediately volunteer
ed 10 GO to the assistance of the Free State
settlers, and messengers were dispatched to
learn the true state of affairs. Some 80 men
We're also raised to go to the aid of the Bor-
der Ruffans.
We gather the above facts from passen-
gers who arrived in the stage on Sunday
evening and We presume they are in the main
correct. Persons from Kansas, by the same
arrival, report most disastrous state of affairs
III he Territory. The Free S are men are ev-
cry where being driven from their dwellings.
and compelled To leave the Territory The
pr slavery party seem 10 be determined now
TO make clean work If it. and drive every
y 7ftbern man out ri Kansas
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-14

EF- Polk. 5. D.. is elected Governor OF
Missouri. by majority of about six or eight
thousand
xs- Iowa. has covered herself with glory.
The majority there is upwards of SIX thous-
and. Two Republican members OF Congress
from that State.
North Carolina. has elected Bragg. S.
ID, By large majority.
irkansas.- Conway, Democratic candi
date for Governor. is elected bs from 5000 10
5000. Warren Greenwood Dem. is elected
TO Congress. and the Legislature is largely
Democratic.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-14

r. For the purpose Ct making capital
against jesse t. Williams. We learn thai th4
BUCCANEERS in Il e Northern part Of his c4un.y
are circulating The report that one of the Ger
tlhers o. Hurst's statement Mr. A NJ
Davis IS a brother Of ours' We have M
disposition 10 deny our ..Kinfolks." nor DO We
will ar D. 10 understand hat We place our
self, by an emphatic denial of any relationship
Whatever existing between him and ourse!f.
. ,ove him. Neither do We wish 10 initaga
that Pharisee who thanked his God that he
was rot ike other men. but we do feel good
In being enabled 70 saw. thar we thank God
We have not brother belonging to the Save
drivers party. or one Who ever engaged in
the Lit.-. Watt d Co business IF certifying
as % how many drinks Of whisky 20
litiesl opponen, imbibed within one hour. in
order to make capital for political friend
Mr.. A II Davis may bs a very clever gen
tleman; but he don's belong to the same breed
that we DO. That's his misfortune, and no,
his fault.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-14
ORASky1LL. Davis Co. Iowa, Aug. 1 h.

MEssks EDrroRs:-I seize the present mo-
mem - drop Iae To in regard % things
in the Far West Politics Is al the tage
IN this par OF the moral vinegar And as
10 day j. The das Of the An u-t Election, It
viii D. strange III. erei- not -one r. cuffs.
for thi. s ale i, bound 70 Z, r publican BY
large majority because the Borier Raffisn
Democracy are 50 t1'remrly sensitive on the
Devil given Rigsts Of the slase-ocrsts Of the
south. and Of The glorious reputation q ne
Border Rlfian Pilgrims. and Of the embofI.
ment of M, d-rn Democracy. Tie laws Of
Kansas uhich not only make slaves 81 the
Negro. but also Of every lover OF Freedom
who NAV wish 10 se;il. il Kansas have
lust travelled from Old Wayne about six hun
drsd miles over Indiana. Illinois AMI Iowa.
and every where the cry Is Fremont and
DAYTON. and Buchanan and Breckenridge
But M. Fillmore, Of Fugitive Slave noteriety,
seems to be forgotten, and gone 10 smash along
with the Know Nothing Party. So that 10
the North there il but the two candidates in
reality One for Buchanan. Border Re- tilan.
ism Laws Of Kansas. and crushin. out Frss-
dom: while the ether party is for Freedom.
Free soil. Free-meu, Free speech. Free Kansas
and Fremont Your. for Freedom.
HARRISON OGBoRN.