davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-01
.MIsCEL AN EOGS.

~ ~ 33y flaist
Fps SJsras ~ -
M, lssi sss es9s ssa
~
|,71s .aFs
Il theif Tor dc fn5 entet eee
cess vRieh have akrked tAe career tr slee
establishment the Capital and stimulates them 70
neWed exertlons to meet he R0t eciet ndafler, the
yinereaSng denand for rcesicls and
i5s course 6 SScredate trdiafap The practical
experience Of the Principal in heavy Banking and CONNER
csI Houses aslsted by educated aud accomplished gentle
has enabled him TO bring to degree of perfection
system OF COUNTING ROOM Instruction, oral exercises,
NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
student by this process drilled at the DESK iEdtUsd-
lV step by STEP he has the whole routine
Accountants duties gs thoroughly as AeEgh he ha9
Seree1l tlpprenticeGip III large CoIEns1csdt
HOuse; and titus all sTwarness faering and egrsg0ns
ilundeEs are, In great neAsntel dlS4p9ted-
In addition TO engagement Of accomplished Assist.
ants We have also secured The services OF Of tie
mos. eminent Ohio 70 lecture commercial
topics.
here but It embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and full discussion OF
It's Scientific upon History,
ography Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Eecnomy Mercantile Law, Ehics Of Trade, Part
I1cPs hfu he
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-01
THE L4IDTES' DFp4RTNENT'

IHl ILAlJIbS'T UI1I' IHENI
opened reception Ladies' No Institution in
Union iparts thorough or interesting course in
this Department. ~.
In conclusOn We would add, that aha put forth
best efforts merit stu eminent degree, the fa-
erinS reception with which enterprise met @
Ilsd9e oWseIrc to iaRPdrt more thorough, practical
cOuroe or Mercantile JSrcO dR etrS ed at ts'ay
ether siAHitdr Mercantile CVkSeGe. s-..-f.
Among the many Recommendations We give The follow
'We undersigned take pleasure in testying that We
personally acquainted With Mr. Grangers ability as an
Accountant Teacher of Book Keeping, which Of the
highest order. e has had great experience as an Ac
cOuutant, heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities in nparting Practical
EMotsledGe Of Book Keeping, and thorough Commercial
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28
VIRGINIA n TEN>usNrE

lssJ W sfs~-~5Sssa-H RAIL kOAD-Ou Thursday,
IHihof juno the Passenger Tram VIII
raaf4tnrc running To Sait Works Branch junction.
-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

n WARE IIot ~. 80 ii BoIIfNGBROOk ST. PFTFR.-
I'll H III nave established myself for the transaction
Grnera Iron. Ste and Metal Business nyne the ati,f
ton of Virginia and Nuh Carolina Merchants, visiting his
market 10 an examination Of large and varied neu
lay arrangements being such As viii enable sell at The
lowest rates Raj Roads Machnists, Backsmiths and tn,
trade generally WI find il to their to examine my STOCK
before purchasing elsewhere.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

"a IN HoUSE-A house without Music is like a Nurse
- without Children silent gloomy and desolatc Music
faon soul life hreathcd suggested every where in ua
nre ana only absent from the lips are
nj Tor treason strs-agems aud spois young nss
~ once upon gur Papa buying Piano from L r NASH
eef'bn although you may not be able play than
Peika Negro Melody, and Days Of Absence on 1t.
he above is good advice You find about
eet Pianos at the lowest prices with all the sye
patterns, at l. T.
fh" "te Narefooll J3 sycamore corner Of Bank Pc
crsburg. Va. aup pas
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28
KNur.u .ANrl.. nraN-.-. o. n.



NARIANIfp Ia a. n AND 40 nAAatH frnM gAfusaHf ],
OLD Price 50 remit per bottle
bgterrd a,orfdaR 4cI ef Congress ~, CrAs oFas N
fisfrtc taart far Rt feferu irtrf ~ s ta b. futl
co. Richmond. IA Goats fss
Ia ~ NV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28
.So. I,N-roxD. s.roec, aud .ommi...on

- NIRtHA NI. Mats SfifIT LffttHt nG-UtviaE HH=i
ftafn~d Northern tlttt hasn an band HnH
aofIHe daY largest aud desirable Ntuek ~ ta
Lf4uors bsfaTe offered by my oi
t.4efs hr public IarKe NJ stock consists
tlHIs keIt Tire tIrsrery Hur III M h,.af#n
- W sci e+sis cheap. Il not cheaper than
fsliru1urg twarau article HAT sell
eafe safe buy nothing t, sut4 lost
urk safes aud sall prah IN EVERY instance
AZ k4uls country produce taken 10 Exchange Tor goods s
.r+=a .tt Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

Come u our store got pamphlet aud rvpd terfi
81 performed Icy she Jun On oerutcHes Truth
our respectable and respected citizens and mauY etbe
here 50 whom refer aud yuu doubt vaur
medicine for ono ouusn OF 10 h. worth pound
other known 10 Try and you wi, Ice satisfied hal
Wei
TRUF TrRF ouL-Read the follow iur au1 come 10 ati
s1ore, aud vii tell you many obrrs vha have
cured
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

CHfsrFRffItn April 1ath tezG
Hrssrs lgrf a.CoH Having used sanf Iut Oh
ia be smell tue medicine, thin If dH, 90 that
thaoh know n Ny dRu Rhter about asa
ecker of chair and and bruised hsf tHFi very at
assumed th. form Of tod and became Ii H
aHcei uy rhkrrian- but that dad not f,nrNr il
running sota snd continued So far nearly Nesr- tf,I
every mr5eiue could hear 81 vtthua effect sas u
dueed o. uN hottie ef your Tut ou,r using hHttu
and ehalt Nus entirely hoaed IhRVr Hhr
ore sud found the same benefit yen a liberty
his as you think proper y tuAfkfA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

4'I''ah 'aIerF, in this place to Mr.. JAMES kEAtl'
P'tt'a} recommend him the favorable attention
as shllfni Artist and gentleman ON whom Inv
npoI,,f,r one. len and secure OF his inmale Ah
+, 49, "iieh can nly he procured of him in tins r
T 10y .eafe would return thank for the liberal r'H
- t Nina attention received from generous puhe a'
Us ,@'',''t OF oyer eight years. T.. f.. GIBBS.
ii. -L-tL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

~------------1--- Gallery Wal<m Canes,
Belts and Porte Monies Percussion Cups, Gunpon der Patent
SHIT BaIIs Powder TASKS Pouches and Bel Bud Bags
pplas aud Wrcuchcs. Washing Rods aud licklors Dog
Chains and collars Maker Maj Iiais. @e 81 ~ RE
yOIN Frs and FlN L SHOOTERS at Manufacturers prices
o. the trade. > ST lHEltlAND
n, I2 Main street opposite Eagle Square Richmond Va
A DIPLOMA
rHF FIRST CLASS WAs AN A1tpEn EY fHE VIRGINIA
NftHANtC> INSTITUTE FOR IlE foHoIIoN
or rbt MECHANIC ARTS 10
SAMUEL sNTHIHDLANB OF RICHMOND. NlRGA
Fora easeuf Ct rs. Il~1OI : and Ri LIS, eNhbiod
The Exhibition Articles # American Manufacture, he'd
90, CHA Of Richmond the 10th day of MY, Ie54
JANfs W ITwELLEN, J a BELNIN
Secretary. President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

WILLIAM ANDERSON
john . ADAMS.
TiiDM As - ANDERSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

sNN-tan. \ ...un..-, =. lsnnl..........-.-----

w sAII,T 'I'"''78"h a. jsooII- sArrp,r ar
,,Io1..ti W. ~ j. t.tai lJ house. uq "A vaiI.. mon
,iJ i .f'.." experience n mere .rfi.s hl,
.',1.. '..'' i saHtfsi u.ttul Cen give ,l ~,
sep 3dts '' " H. \ -Inau Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

TINS he Boa Zinc sold Leas FnTF VIM Iaaa y
Lead ard LthRrEe ia gallons Iusord gu lgl gallons ~pf
rafpentine re proat Paint Chrome and PARE eHes
all ether esers nsad hy Psiuers large s-saeHf II h
arsie Paint Brushes common PANT Bruth"s Nafu BrsIc
BADGER Benders sash toos a. BHaug,s end fiaia J..
best French Window Glass and Gszars Diamonds.
aaW by sVRoTHEk A NHiIHlfAB.
oct ff#uRr#Hf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

Mesgs p5rs Co Gentlemen i used portion If r
OF your Tru OF. winch you very kindly presented me- with
and take pleasure H sag ing thai found pGofud
a1v ing eruption 81 the skin ter winch had been raat-,l
upon ar eral year, by physe#Hs tyhout rasethE
/, asst aen'ni also recommended ii,ud ls who
Tor months had been RnnoY I'd tf similar ernpian 80
she skin and no informed Short since, that from
nse OF one bottle he had been entirely cured
Respectfully T. ". lrFTWItu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

u 4 10
SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS A.
wholesale and retail ia every variety and style al low ~
cash prices by calling at NOW La :, sign OF he IA e,
GO, No. a. Sycamore street Petersburg Va wber e.sx
you will save per cent. He has just re.lrn,d
them Manufacturers and Importers, with the large i and
fashionable assortment of Watches. Jewelry Silver
Fancy Goods offered in this ouid it not
yuu To- call and examine his magnificent Stock and
least 70 per as he buys all his Goods cash and
them at much les Than the regular prices for the same
Goud>. Non also have your Watches and Jrw,ir,
paired the best manner and at short notice and a,,a
the newest and most fashionable Goods in exchange faf @
s''
Remember the place, sign of the Eagle No a. SYeaor
street, Peters burg, Va. THOMAS NOWI AZ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

! ~ IIN0s pTII01 N000.Icrs,
l0 Sbl,S,
30 Bids Lard,
~ fair
30 Kegs prime "
2Ol Cauyasled Hams
Al ON consil nmeut, aud for sale at low rates
THOS. BRANCH & Sons
ear, I5-dts pot,rvb,..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

y informs the Ladies # Ivuclifrr4 a, ,fri.v fh9i
Iurtian ON the Piano ANA Ntl6I,o ON, al,, ta
-, NI1ersIe'i with Mr Tro Watrhm1kor. wilr..s}'
-. T. J''u'i'h i. FBEEj.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28
49, ,.lsGnNaA a rENNt..rn

sNS ~ ~tse'.'.s:isses r. ll.RO Ab-NpTItE 70 PAS-
SENGERN. CHANGE OF StIlEp.
ILFOu and the LIST of October Faeuear Irsn
vii 1nn Go Iirsto aud leave ynchbufg ar f4' A. NJ and
ftfr Al 10 T. VI L. II GIlla
p lm SUIT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

u -iHna TdIc.-EH>t Packet to sail with dis. -
laieh Ihr superior fist sailing. daubla ..ct - ,ns.4
md a. pp,' tl>teued schooner, ELLEN, Captain
WIS SrrW ARE naa loading and HIa,aua. above. isr
balance of freight apply 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

+ A'R's tSasS No. I, Ss0sEATED PER
/ M PHOSPHATE OF LIME-Ihe attention Of Planners
an ii"t's respectfully Gale to thu invaluable m
/ ia..#A ,3' tAtlf approaching spring planting
iH' Vi thutactanf tes to and patrons
l'E may always depend upon being supplied with aGfsu.
lNt AND NhoIM ARTICLE for he constantly superuraI
Tor safe 40 ~ 7
MS article has now been before the community ts1f
@ g. number OF the most rcputed Chemists in rrnt p-
hi'S o'rn tfei by various Farmers in nearly every
~ INV mon win almost uuvaryng success Perhaps IT
S' I"oiS OF lis value Is the greatly increased demand
'"rl IN the history of Artificial Fertilizers ual
4' 10y PERUVIAN Guano Itself over which POSSESSES
i''s N'haEe from the tact the ammonia So ya.aIea
~ tl ''a' IL tins preparation being chemically fixed
''N dIsSllaihg Itself progressively When iusorlu
i'' WIN the soil this available hate, amalgg
VII" soluble phosphate becomes ted food paffs
au7'i pu"us and j. by them readily taken up It viii De
P'te as active IN inducing early maturity
lafile. nc ~ INV sun ''' 49,
" there are large number of super Phosphates aret
~ '"ue OF which would like be responsible.
n.s'N '.luest all purchasing careful % Obtain te
'IINf AK Ii which will be warranted hv atrfdi
~" is'' an 81 whom are Of acknowledged res pecabI,
@ 'N' mold myself responsible the good charatttra
- o'f'l "'shhae All packages III be dcsnctty brand
80. "' Il anu dealers will be enabled to make uEe.
nor men supply on utable terms it'll my aEeufsas
NJ, ''hN H. c. HARDY & co are nv accredited arl
'.5 s,s'"'' Tor city Of Petersburg
4f',n'tral c5aatstand safe Pyo9ri7or jJi4'ams5ag
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28
Read the Trnth nbout our Turf Oil.

RlcnnoNn AprIl ION. ls56
During sleigh ride this winter past dscot.r,l nv horse.
eg and the skin OF place large than my hand from
The traces rubbing on the inside Of the thigh applied
Turf Oh and in day TWO he was vol Another ea-e
mule which was working to my dtsy became unabh
"a& On eSamioine his foot discovered ua' about two
inches oug w 10 the head Ny driver and the nrEhs sud
he would be- good for nohul de, the nat inserted
pecr II Nat aud Turf OIL aud him to
ever also horse badly nagsod the outside
inches wide from shch he was sin day Your Ien
Gil was applied audit brought them out entirely sound 1t
wr, and have lived in drug for several years
ii, a. yon link proper Very truly. ........
forssle by srEOTHER WHITEHEAD.
~ w prep""d 10 ill orders to- us.1LT
Eer;br A. sfe prices and Of Workmanship equal ANY
,ee a nu@ @T o sog' Of and plain designs can ty
them al their residences ~ a. a.. soy
GLoXEts. HERDsGRAA. ANDr,uor.,~
y SEED Just received aud for .sIeas
M *. b a r u NpWiIv
DINE Apple Chre-e.-f0 HoSes superior, ,,tu.
Il Apple eee,s' lust {" hand and f.r sal. 10y
augl4ts WILSON g,
NARPEr aud Game sca,chnirs, Vnroe, r,
- and Cane seat Paror Chairs, Of now and beaut w
ial patterns ~
UUsT Received another lot OF Ghickcr,n
- q Sons celebrated Piano fories ard fer sac by
aas lGdNets Bank Square Lynehbafs. ya
EhEssOLUTsON.-Thc firm efDitIsrd& Wal,
H is this day desovcd by mutual consent All peou
having claims a. sinsi will present them 70 DuiAkp
GRKENLEE for payment and those indebted will pay
the Tho Of the only be
in liquidation NM :. biLLAEn.
3.dis Jas. t. WALTON.
ENoR saLE.-SE0.0 900 virginia Registered
Bonds s3p1 south side RAJ snad Bonds 10 shares Va
a. Tenn. RAD Road Si.rk PLIERS, SPENCE 4 CO.
may 30
mn SIDES good sole Leather lust received
wv and for saisDy II. HOLLISS q co
EALL style. of Bo,s and Gear. HAS, Caps.
ese--l am now receiving my Fall supply Of aud
Boys SON Hats Caps Of every style aud quality very
NICE also ehoes Boots DC / J.. ARMIsTEAD
sep Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

NOTICE To EoAICCo Ean ciurcrs.
"a 80 Cases b + Mass Licorice
20 - d Co
100 Half Cases r
100 \ DC
All on cousi sumeli and for sale low b1
THOS BRANCH & SoES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28
no l.tAvn bedford county. Va Nov l. fssI

BIC ISLAND. Bedford county. Va. Nuv. l. hi.
Aassrs horf c. eutomouI used about one fourth u
bottle ct iufl oH upuu the back horse thu
back almost oirolN pl1r Large at
hand and Ibis single aHp, alton i unly applied one taJ
ii up entirely and permanently really surprised fhr
ckncss of It's cuiavcs properties aud tpk lmare prompt
md cit cac than ding ol thu iud SIN ami
purposes
theoretically, u utNI,t#p W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

A CAMD.-s,n.ingsol h m, in1er..,in,hc DE-.

'9' We VIII sell at about hall cost Of Salt in sacks
nc ana eheap article for stoeb and farming purposes
M '''7 PEBBLES & WHITE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-28

NEW fOHk FAokEI~-Ih4s ue" home s.-..ll.....4as'
4# s. e.. H. Irsa 81 following vessels. and sails
tf5a NV iors oes5s lAeo days Al asnd ln the e5
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09

IfThe St. Louis "Republican'' Of Sun
day morning has leader Of one column, in
behalf OF Buchanan. II seems 10 fear there
is danger Missouri will not do her duty
and stand up for old Buck. She has never
Ialtered in locofocoism, with the batteries Of
the "Republican" directed against that par
ty, but there may be some danger, now that
the Republican" has gone over TO locofoco-
ism, that the people of the State will re-
fuse TO work under it lead. Let us hope SC
at least. The party ought 10 carry the State
by twenty thousand, without the aid Of the
"Republican" and It's wing friends who g.
with it. We shall see how tn,ich strength
they will add 10 The defhocracy-hnd how
much reward they will claim, if old Buck
shall be elected.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09
River Items.

The river is about as low as it ever gets,
and is still receeding. In few days, when
the water gets in body, and cuts new
channels, navigation will be improved
Freights are plenty at high figures, but the
boats cannot take more than fourth of a
load
The "Jas. Fl. Lucas" tied up below JEFF
ferson, awaiting rise. Her passengers
came up on the "Aubry." Five days is
about the average time Of boats from ST.
Louis to this place. The down boats are al
behind time.
The steamer "Genoa" sunk few days
since, near Nebraska City, on her dowr
trip. Boat total loss. She had but little
freight, which was also lost.
The steamer Martha Jew cit" has beer
sold, and goes into the ST. Louis and Carrie
trade; she was an excellent boat, and al
ways great favorte.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09
Boone Stock and Boone Judges.

Boone county certainly has very excel.
lent stock, or the poorest of Judges. We
observe in looking over the list Of premi
ums awarded at the late fair, that the fine
young Jack Of our neighbor ALDRiDcE, as
well as his Jennett, were given I'd premi.
ums; as was also Mr.. john F. WILLIAMS
colt, "Effie Alton" Now stock that beats
these three animals must be fine, and we
hope Boone has it, and the fault is not in
the judges, as we have heard minated
Mr.. MILLER took premium on his fine
young Heifer, Fanny Fern" We under
stand he designs taking her TO St. Louis
and are glad oil it, as she will do to show ii
any crowd.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09
Premium Jeans.

Among the many articles eliciting admi-
ration at our Fair, was a piece OF fine jeans
made by Mrs. Stephen Gibbs, of Howard
county. 1t is homemade in the s,riclest
sense. The wool out VI which 1t was man
ulactured was purchased Of Col. Eli E. Bass,
oil this county, and is the fleece OF Saxony
buck purchased of the celebrated Mark
Cockril, OF Tennessee. Mrs. Gibbs pre-
pared the wool with her own hands; carded
it at home, SPIN it at home, and wove it at
home. The jeans is of such superior text
ure and finish that we understand doubts
were entertained, perhaps at the Howard
Fair, whether so fine an article could have
possibly been homemade. Juslice was done
her here by awarding her The first premi-
Jim, and great praise for her labor and skill.
: Columbia Statesman.
We venture the assertion that this is the
finest piece Of jeans that has ever been ex-
hibited in the State, irnm a hand.loom. II
was thrown out of our Fair, but for what
reason we have not been able 20 learn. Airs
G., we are glad to see had justice done hel
skill at Columbia.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09

H5-Whigs who support Buchanan, are
the purest Of patriots, while those who sup
port Fillmore are denounced as sectional and
disloyal. Buchanan wings, as general
thing, are those who were reioiced at the
dismemberment of the Wing Party, as it
gave them an opportunity Of getting on
what they consider the strong side, and n"
one who is three degrees above an idiot in
intellect, has the rematest suspicion that
they desire the reorganization Of the Wing
Party. Wings who support Fillmore, sup
port him because Of his conservatism, and
Union devotion, which SO eminently charac.
terrified him as a whig, and which he has in
no-wise compromised BY an espo,,sal Of
American doctrines. He is no less wing
than he ever was, and his Americanisin is
not 50 distastelul 10 wings who look more
topdt,otism than pelf as 10 induce them to
forget his whigeery, and run 10 the embra.
ces Of locofocoism. No wing expects Bnc-
hanan TO reflect his principles and policy in
the administration of the Government, in
any point Of view; such is not the case with
Fillmore-his line of policy, if elected
aside from his American Principles, will be
whig, as ever. Does not every one see
this? Where, then, is the excuse or apollo.
ey for wings supporting Buchanan? II
nine cases in every ten, there is none, and
it only slows a Ioregone determination &c
join the spoils party, to get share of plum
der.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09
Som ething "Drapped."

We have it Oh good authority that quite ;
number of Buchanan men retur ed from the
late Kansas war with fleas in their ears, and
have suddenly, naturally and honestly turn
ed up against Mr.. James platform" They
heard something "drap," we suppose
Lexington Express.
Several remarks have "drapped" about
tile Kansas matters which would indicate
something rotten. Will not some one, wht
is in possession of the facts, publish the pub
lie and private history of the two cam
paigns?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09

that the benign influence Of peace are being
shed upon It's.
Twill close my hasty letter by relating O
most interesting incident which occurred AT
ihs Executive Office few days since, as il
Illustrative Of the new Governors policy and
as in my opinion full Of hope Of better flu
ture for this Territory. 49,.
You may have heard Of Col. TITus, q
Pro. Slavery man whose cabin was burned
by the Free State men under Captain WALk.
Err, one Of LANES most famoIis captains -
In retaliation the Pro-Slavery men burned
Capt. WALKERS cabin and drove from his
claim into Lawrence. The most bitter feud
existed between WALLER and TITus. who
are both represented us gallant fellows and
the chosen representatives Of their respec.
tive parties. The ro.Savery men here
speak kindly of WALKER aud say that he
always treated their prisoners with much
courtesy and humanity. These men, each
approaching the Governor for different
purpose, accidentally met in the Executive
Chamber. Their start OF surprise and their
sudden flush of hate was only repressed by
the Executive presence. The Governor,
entirely conversant with their histories and
approaching their positions, with that ex-
quisite tact so natural to him, Immediately
arose and said "Gentemen you have been
enemies long enough; men of such generous
natures and true instincts should be friends.
l require the services Of you both 10 assist
me in restoring peace 10 this beautiful but
distracted Territory. For my sake, and
for the sake Of the country, you must shake
hands and he friends.
From that moment they were friends,
and it would have done you good 10 see the
manly tear roll do vn their cheeks as they
recounted the story Of their wrongs, and
pledged eternal friendship to each other.
The Governor Immediately charged Col
TITus with the duty of forming volunteer
battalion 10 preserve the peace Of this neigh
borhood, and Capt. WALKER with the same
duty for the vicinity oi Lawrence.
Such policy must break down prejudice
and restore confidence.
Let Justice he done though the Heavens
fall, pray TO God for help and push on the
column" is the motto Of Gov. GEARy. and
let me assure you that no earthly considera.
tons can ever make him swerve from it.
Yours. truly.
THE CONSTITUTION