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NOTICE !!

A IL those indebted TO the Undersigned, either
N by Note or Account, ale earnestly requested
to come forward and settle, as money NEED. and
money MUST HAVE All thost who fail to
comply with this request by Return Day may expect
to settle with an Attorney. -!
a. G. TEAGUE.,
Jan !, 1t 81 (
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Fair Notice,

A IL Persons indebted to the Subscriber, either
~ by note or account, prior to the lst January,
1856, are requested TO come forward and make
payment, as am desirous Of closing all ou,s,and-
ing debts.
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Sfraycd

ERoM tho Subscriber on the 25th November
Il last, small brown HORSE MULE, nine
or ten years old. A suitable reward will be paid
for any information leading to his recovery.
JOEL McCLENDON.
Jan g Q So
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
F,M, JENNINGS, PROPRIETOR.

THNIlIS popular and well known Hotel, the most
II centrally situated in this city is now open
for reception of Customers. The undersigned was
for number of years, the proprietor Of the Globe,
and fatters himself that he has still the ability and
disposition to afford to his patrons the accommoda:
ton OF yore lie will take this occasion to say that
he has secured the services 6f NJ. j. V. CLARK,
us his assistant, and will guarantee to the travelling
public, who may pairunise his house, the best Fare
that can be furnished in the Augusta, Savannah,
Charleston and Northern markets. The United
Suites is now open under his management and su-
peryision, and all he asks Of new or old customers
is 81 CALL if they are not satisfied he will not COM
plain. ,.
Board 81, ,bsf day. :, ,,,>,>.,,os
F. NJ. JENNINGS.
Nov. 81. 1855. IS Am
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Brushes, Brushes !

TN Store n fine variety of Paint, Varnsh, Grain
i ing Blenders, Tanners, Whitcwash, Crumb
busting and Hair Brushes and Combs-Flesil
Brushes and Hair Glovcs-NaiI, Tooth and Shaving
Brushes, &C. For sale by
A. G. 6 T. ]. TEAGUE, Druggists.
MAY % IF lH
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To Hire,

TWO Likely Negro Boys, who have worked two
L years ut the Carpenters trade, can DO hired on
avo rabe terms by applying som 10
GEO. A. ADDISON.
Jo,e 81 50
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Notice.

Notice.
"A IL persons to whom the Estate Of James
IN. Weathersby, deceased, is indebted will pre-
their claims, and all persons indebted to tho
said Estate will make payments to the undersigned
w. l.. ANDERSON, Administrator.
Nov. 81, 1855 If 40
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The Last Dun!
Notice..

Notice.
A IL Persons indebted 10 the Estate of Col. r.
n 3. Bouknight, decd, arc earnestly requested
to make immediate payment. All persons having
demands against the estate, will present them pro-
perly attestcd. ---.-
aNHH MaRT 1!D!FI, HoUKS,cnr. As'o''
Dec 10 ly ~
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Notice.

NOtlcc4esr
RS. .HsrebEgiven esilaoacetsA, that final set
i Element will be made on the Estate Of Daniel
Smith, decd, in the Ordinary's Office at Edge6eld
Gil, on the 4th Monday in January pext. An
persons indebted will please make payment by the
above time, and those having demands will present
them by the same time.
JOHN p. MIcKLER, I rx,o,,
C. SMITH.
Oct IS, 1855. sm 80, AZ
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have on hand, and am daily receiving large
STOCK OF GROCERIES,

And other articles adapted 10 Planters use, which
will be sold at LOW PRICES to cash customers,
and those sending orders will bear in MINI to ac-
company Them with the CASH, us that is IN essen
tia article in carrying OH business.
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THE
EDGEF1ELD IkF0R1dEk !

" Here shall the piess tho,people's rights mahain,
Enawcd by power, and unbribed BY gain"
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The annual Term will commence on the first
Wednesday in February and close the middle Of
November, with an intermediate vacation OF two
weeks commencing the last Thursday in July, thus
corresponding with the Term and Vacations in tho
Furman University.
Any further information will be given on aPplics-
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Hamburg, Jan. I, 1856. At So
% Anderson Gazette, Laurensvillc Herald and
Abbeville Banner will each copy times, and for
ward their accounts with paper containing the ad-
yertiscmcnt to Is. 5. II.
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Edgefcld, S. c., Jan l, 1856.
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NDI TES F!

EEIlE Undersigned have formed Partnership
IL fur the practice Of Law in l;dgefed District.
W. C.. MORAGNE,
H. w. ADDISON.
Dec 25, 1855 If so
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Medical Notice,

nRS. READY & KENNERLY will practice
~ Medicine together on the Ridge and neigh
boring vicinity. Office at DIR. Rcady's
Oct II 6m 40
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

IN HN0NU NJ nj TUihI IN-NI
During slekh rilr this winter past dscov my horses
lax raw, and thr slim on place large than haud, from
TIE traces rHhhng on the uade OF The ith applied your
luu OiL aud la a day two he welt Another ease
mule which Nas working ta my draN became unah, to
WALL On eNanionE his foot discovered mil about two
hes loug up the head My driver aud the neshhars said
Ire would hr good pr uuthnr drew the nail inserted
pVco of lint aud Turf on aud set him To work Mt
and from thu moment he has MOI lost hour hut good
also horse hldty snlE2cd ON TIM ousjd,
s thigh ia wo places about inches deeP aud four
ishos wide from which he still day Nour Turf
III was applied audit brought them entirely sound II
truly nj the greatest remedies have
known and have lived drug several Use
Iris as yun think proper. Very truly,
Ru Mcsers. Dove Go. II MElS1GER
lnr sale by STRoriIER MIlITEHIAp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28
Vs,st.g,SNN s.S>..%4tzI.

Es7s VI I7r-NNsS Raj. ROAD-'m Thursday, the
lHlh of Jnue the Passenger Tram will
commence running to Salt " orks Branch Junction
llu" II 81 II. GILL Gen SUIT
H.. g., ss=saa,- ssssssENsA saNNS-Ass
$50 - st-..i'.iseA RAllRDAD-SI MINER SEIZED
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

NV e|OoDs.-lhe subscriber has por received his
~ complete Stock OF Spring and summer DRY GOODS;
10 which the attention Of his friends and the public in general
is respectfully called. Having taken vantage the dc.
pressed STATE OF the market in purchasing his Goods he will
be hlle 10 oieI great inducements 10 buyers.
The articles numerous mention. there can la,
found all the articles which general Dry Goods business
embraces, besides fe assortment Boots Shoes Hats
Caps Umbrellas, lrasois, s., Country Merchants are es
peeay invited to call him before go further Fast ho
is determined to Sell Richmond Prices Strict attention
will he luld to orders. Come and all!
ATS NATU'I, GIGGENurINrp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

These the fist tass, hunt IA Tie eA "l h'
llr, espress trade and have superior aeuHno
dous passenger, They conmandedby experienced
Captains quah,d tor the trade aud VIII" VIII aia!t no
orion to accommodate They will be towed up aud down
r rivers ty steam aud may be relied on to sail promptly ~
aHVcrtzcd ,
Merchants going North ordering goods from Ae" YORK,
m lind fbclr interest 10 ship by this line, a Freight WI"
~ as. bs any other line Of Packets, ana
,r, effort be made by the agents IN Richmond ana
York t. eiFe satisfaction Insurance can be t'eted III
t edmond irc Association by this line at per cent
We rspoel fully and hope 10 succeed in obtaining ui
slprc OF patronage . .-.,
Goods shipped y this line NV York will be forwarded
free of 10 New Orleans Mobile, Charleston no
,.unah or ans. other southern 81 Northern port
Tue vessels in Richmond IN the Dock, IN New olk
III Berth W House Slip. foot of " all street
DAVID & MM q RitlE, Richmond, ,ropts
Z II. IIERSO&, y y,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28
Hu"0RTtTEaN.-I spo.,.r

D. " Fs.0s R.-s superior LOT of H. r. Eo,c,
- Extra Flour just reeciv ed and for sale Inv
''' -''' WILSON & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28
6taoyE. sEEp SHEAR A..

y superior Clover Seed;
New Orleans Sugar:
Coffee do
Clarified da
Lpaf and Powdered Sugar:
In Gun Powder and Black Tea.
Mitchell Candies Tor sale on accommodation ,o-r -
ma lis =, 1, M tt ms bH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

RNoS NEW ORIEcA Ns.-ssr.inia Hnd s.OuI-
u ~iunn I,inc.-FHat Packet Ia sail with Dis = 49,,
patch The superior sailing double detkrd a.
and copper fastened schooner, .IIiEN, Captain
! Nta sfHAAl NOW loading and will sail as ahoYc For
baIucc ut freight apply to
DAVID & WM l.RRlE,
Rehmo nd.
pS>ldppcrs by thi, Vessel viii get their goods port
of situation At oncha rate 81 freight cheaper tban by any
uthr route. aud in less time Insurance can be eiecrd ON
the best terms. u v. G..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

Tlur aud Win Lead Nnzhea and Paints of every
sIptou \ Root stnck TER sale At low prir"s By
NIHOIHER & WHITEHEAD.
Juno 25is Druggists, Bank square
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

ns.5y NSlas 81 uumcioiuG the lth Ut June
L---@s9 aud during the repairs to the Aqueluct in
iE"chhnrs the Packet Boat fer buchanan,
wa lraye Ahahhug Monday. Wednesday, and FRIDAY. at
\ NJ Returning leave buchanan, STAY Thursday and
saturday al 4 NJ, and arrive in l.yuchuurg at T. ii
BOYD, EDMOND ( DAVENPORT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

haye ON hna aud for sale Sly pair of thcs superior
Nj sfours Those would do well call soon.
ut 4jts. LIE y JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

John f. Cook The War Path The Attache The Tongue
ct te The llnenenot ENcs Life and Travels erodntn
m vols Wilson's Western Africa, Memorials Of his Time
b} Henry tockbufn The Earnest Man, Eaies Commentary
on TIE t""Sau> Martin OF Gro Mastin Appeton Railway
aud steam Navigation Guide Also the following Magazines
kHHherh"tkcr Art Journal Brahwaits Retrospect uousr
hold Words Chambers journal, National Magazine BLACK
wood BHlou, New ork Journal Crst.s 30 Snpy r.
a., Jns' received ana Tor sale at C. MORSE'S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

viii fa m tr,F hofse power STEAM SAW MILL Which
Ter An, ."1 an me running gear is in complete or
~. my ' 'rhatnn concerning il VIII he rb,arf,ti,, -,
''''9''" 'PP"''i'on to either of the undel Signed
afl2ts \. WINSTON.
! "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28
"EsTEHN SIDES and sieOtIDEW~.
w 65 llhds fef sale hN II I. HARDY 4 to
iuiV


NOu GAN utN NsTtHts. - NEUN,
u SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS. ~
holrsnc and retail la every VARIETY and style a Inv n
cash prices, by calling AZ NOMLAN s sign ct thu Il IN l.
gle No "a sycamore street Petersburg. Va where fak
yon viii saNo 20 per cent He has amthe Not
thern Manufacturers and Importers Wh she largest aud most
fashionable assortment of Watches J,N.lr SRH aud
Fancy Goodscsef ocrd In TN, state Would not he better
for you to call aud eNamino his mamhrrt So,h ad
beast % as he buys all his eods cash
thom at much less than the regular princes the quaint,
OF Goods Nou also have Matches aud lestr
paired In the best manner and at shet notice aud always
The aud mast fashionable Goads exchange your
Reminder The place sgu Of the alc, Ne n S,eamor,
Street Petersburg Va THOMAS NDNIAA
srpNts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

WI IiI.---I N-,''.S y I'FSC WssOftmcut q
m" u hand and Tor sale cheap at ~ anu 'o' stones
GADDESS' MARBLE NORKS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

. ean'r} STOCK Ne, 10 Alr l. Collie most chr rfni,
@ 49, nun 10 iAeif afer rud, aud PATRONS as prlatt
lied upon tlNtNrs n. W. 49,. 's
July Am - ~ ''''''''s>
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28
ruNuOuas W. RONsTEN's Clothing a bar-
II NlsHING STORE. F5TEnsHuba- Va
No. ,.Amo>,ArHD .urrn


IL PHOSPHATE or LlME-fhe attention Of Farmers
aud Planters respectfully called Ia the above Invaluable
pound for their approaching spring planting
The hos HE friends and patrons that
they always depend upon being supplied with aatA
Usunss ARTICLE fef he constantly superiaend-
person the entre process 81 manufacturing and putting n
for sale
article been before tho community for the -"
years during which time il has been aoatfrd by
number the most repnied Chemists IVA different ns
and has by various Farmers In nearly teHfy STATE
In the Jnea with almost Perhaps ah' 81
proofs the gTeatls increased demand
unprecedented the history Of Artificial fesfrs and not
cqualled peruVian GuAno itself whie FasHesr7
much autsRe from the tact Of the ammonia volatile
Ia this preparation beiuR chemically hAfd
agent only dssAHng Itself progressively When iheaif"
rated the es shis available salt surhaiet hmhgh
soluble phosphate becomes fitted food for plants o
all descriptions and Is by them readily taken II viii bf
quite inducing early maturity bnhn",
much durable and ufsinF L. the soil and ess -"
lRtile.
there large number Of super Pbosphacs IN market
for Of which woud moi Ike to he responsible
request all purchasing Ia be careful 10 Obtain thc
AkT1CLT which viii he warranted by my arrfcdi
agents all Z whom Of acknowledged respeetaby,
and them hold myself responsible for the good character q"
Super Phosphate All packages viii h' d"HiheA brand
cd Consumer and dealers will be enahod :" make afrnfr
their supply luahe terms with agents ~
with myself
MEssRs u Z HARDY 4 CO. my accredited and
ole Agents for the city OF Petersburg
Agricultural C1su,s, and sois ProI,aor. Williamsburg
ap 5-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

HpAIu LEAF F1Ns.-auothcr Ia, eft s.,,,,,
u L'.i ans Jus' l. haud j \. SilGLLR 4 60
Rep copy. ru'v1nt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

nia ISLAND. neiGsgl county. Va. Ney. /. ls,l

ita Island. NedlaHd county Va, NeNsl, lsal.
Ns9s Hafl a e. Gouleman used about me fourth of
hav ct hoae lHrt upon the hae utml hos, The worst
Ak ltImaHt etet saw, entirely INV rilcr as larRr my
and ana tls uglo apple loa 1 eny applied II onep cured
ID MP ouuroA hnd permanently 1foalN was surprised nj the
gnrhur# iaenatNr~ nU"rtf mud thuk 1t marr prompt
aud onracsla Than anything ottte kind and
hive s'I oaHu DE- of o'tI, II ather preparations In similar
pWp"Ies
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

~ I'd tr Sew hurl aud have now reidY fnr cAh1n, n
supply the beautiful Lawns aud Ilounted
Robrs htuilRs Ribbons and Trimmings with another sup
French Needle Nofi Collar AlerFe aud magnificent
worked laiuhnr and swiss Band
"a q A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

Al fANtiIONSFOH 1s5G -sTlrIftt eiltmiroduco "a
the spring STYLE hruss Hat the FIRST saturday IA March
Tor the Inspection Of his customers aud The public rauctly
Which viii ho found 10 snfpRa any Hat m lsnarkut In beau
a. style quality aud flush Also lot nf beautiful new style
s Hats Tor young Gents All those desiring dno Dress -
90 eeHfse any thing this market VIII pease emil n the HiBn
ui The HI l. NAT
All kinds Of Hats made etdcr with noatneas and patch
Customers Hats dressed usual
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

,w..INI.r.I>Eof nichnond AND i

NEW YORK PACKETS-1his new homo 80 e.,
luc Is composed Of ihc following vessels. ah" .ai.s
uu NewYofk every three days All o"n,d IA Tue cry
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

" Is NW'i tihe another. Stock OF NV cash. - ~
r. l ~ >"nd Blue Barge, Cotton Draper Florence Sit
~ -" Mathnm soap DC,
Rpp. copv - = 'i'i'I.h a u,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

Tie Medical Examinations of subjects for Insurance viii lac
ma At the orc uf III Company each day between the
Of -LLL 1 n.--.-. i NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28
ITALIAN uERRs<Gs.
81 This M ! Ont

60 =" Gross.
- hif nhls No Cut,
Direct from the British Provinces. daily oNp'
july 3lts u { H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

~ AMI Caaec SuRa all grades and prices Imperial Gun
Powder md nin,k Tea Na aud haakesia beautiful
loot ct nfisd beet which vii take ireanfa AZ sruF idt am
lies Orleans and Cuba MoA.ats Cutting aud lue Alldo
theraa sperm Adnmantue Fancy Calarh aud Inlow Can
dies Virginia Uormrts ally scaled Peaches surnr Pop
tarn Candy dne lot Al hruoma, homemade, Toilet
and naf snap. LnFulra. RIO and Java COLE
have Hap added u ftpok beautiful lot Of DRY
GOODS sneh a. summer Cashmere Plaid BnRhpmg Ifnis,
rsIa aud striped domestic Bcached and atb.aehod tot
tsu. which | VIII solila Tor Cash
- ] II SOLOMON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

SlLNEkTUOR& & clIFT
l-nrLMlrLA Il SLI..rtL.,,,-
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PRINTS, lf,ueH " rl and
worry low rates. fot. sale -,
a1' -.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
For the nsIaMars Ronnhlioan.

TO TEMPERANCE MEN.-I appeal to you to stand
by your principles on Tuesday next The crisis has
come and must be met Let not the finger of searn
be pointed at any temperance men who voted party
in preference to principle. In the two tickets for
the State Legislature there can be no m stake. The
Democratic Party stand Voluntarily pledged To re-
peal the law for the suppression of intemperanoe,
the American Party stand pledged not to repeal
less majority Of the people will petition for ii;
those are facts and no man can mistake his position
If he votes the democratic legislative tisk ct he
for repeal. Temperance democrats will you do this?
Are you willing as men, as christians, parents as
good members of society, to the state flooded
again with the legal sale Of rum that your party
may gain triumph? trust you are not
II is said that Senator who will vote for the law
may save it. Look, we'll, then who you make that
Senator. Can you trust Mr.. Abraham Boys2 He
was member Of the memorable democratic legisa-
ture OF your state which repealed the Sunday liquor
law. Let no temperance man trust him again; We
do not ask you to vote for Americanism but for
peranco Teach the legislator thatpo man whether
of your party not can't receive your vote if
he is not in favor of prohibition Defeat the Rum
Party now and they will not again make it a party
question But let the Democratic Party get into
power and repeal this law and my word it they
will receive In two years hence, such defeat as
they got in Mains this year on the same question.
There is no mistake the great majority Of the
people of New Castle County at least wish to Sc
the law fairly carried out. Let them then for the
sake of that wish vote to do Are you Willing ia
sec thoae outlaws who have SGT the prohibitory Law
| at defiance go unfinished? know you ara mo-.
have not heard decent man express any othe
opinion that such men as Charles M Almond, Hen
~ Witsil with others oil like character, should be
punished for the contempt with which they havl
injury they have doue to society; 1t not for tL
| sake Of the living, could name to you the dead
the victims acknowledged such Of this horrd traffic
In this city it need not be done we all know thel
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-10-30
Correspondence Of the Delaware Republican.

eNAsHINGroN, Dot. ~, 1896.
The day approaches which is to sstt the question
whether Kansas is to be free state or slave State
In other words, whether Mr.. Fillmore or Nc. Buch.
ansnis to occupy the Presidential chair during the
next four years; to Fremont he Ia wholly cut Of
the question, not having as has boon alledged here
tofore of Mr.. Fillmore, "a ghost OF chance to. be
elected II Mr.. Buehanan is elected shall look
upon II as settled that the area of slavery is to be
extended over Kansas; if Mr. Fillmore Kansas will
unquestlonably be free state Those therefore
who still vote for Fremont because they are opposed
to the outrages that have been perpetrated in kan>
sBs by the Border Ruffians," and opposed to the
extension Of Slavery that territory will do all
10 their power to defeat the very object they profess
to have In view, for every vote given to Fremont,
in Delaware, diminishes the chances At the election
OF MT Fillmore and increases those of Mr.. Buchan.
an This s as plain as A. B. c., to those blinded
by prejudice ~.
And yet suppose there will be considerable
number Of votes cast for Fremont in New Castle
county, by men as pure upright and honest as any
10 the Union, and whe really hope by thus voting to
do all they can to rebuke what has been done in
Kansas not dreaming that 1t Is the very means 10
bring about seeming sanction by tho people Of the
United States OF all the outragea committed there,
and of the injurious and abominable laws enacted
by the "border rufhans'' legislature For, should
Mr. Buchanan be elected, IL will be considered ns a
verdict Of the people in favor of all that has been
done, In favor Of the Kansas Nebraska act, and in
favor Of the establishment Of Slavery in Kansas II
they do not know this they ought to knew it, and
bitterly will they lament their mistake when it is
too late to remedy the evil they have aided to per-
petrate. We shall see whether they will do all in
their power TO give the Ele toral vote of Delaware
to Mr.. Buchanan. '' OLIVER OLDSCHooL.