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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
TIE
Farmers Union Insurance Co..


Farmers Union Insurance Co..
At Athens, bradford County, Pa,
AEAD8 up to January LIST, 1857, to comply with
IVl the Law to Regulate the Agencies Of Insurance
Companes, not acor rporate BY the states Of Ohio
Illinois and Iowa
The name Of the Com,any il "Fsrmers Cnion
Insurance Company. '-located at Athens, Br .d-
ford County. Pcnnsylvania.
4 She amount OF III. Capital Stock u 1200 000
which II all paid up.
%-The assets Of the Company are
1st-Cash on hand or In the hands OF
Agents or other persons, 137,138 SO
2i-Rssl Estate owned by the Company
NONE.
3d-S4 Dnnds secured by AortGage, q
per cent Interest. payable annu-
alys. $lAl,3I5 70
10 Bends, security ample,
interest per cent,
payable annually, ],6e5 90
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ETY. Of Asxasines aud Newspapers os she Missie-
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for sale 81 our counter.
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Harper,
Cooley, Graham.
Putnam, Peterson, Enick k-YbockeY.
Blsrk~ood Household Words Balou's folDarS
United States, Mrs. stevens New NJ Z. Journal.
waverly Monthly. Gsre',s Of Fashion. iavsasess
Yankee Notions, Physiological Jourpsi
Working Partner, Water Cure Jouyosi.
Hunts Merchants Mag., London Quarterly nsvtsv.
Dtnsmore's X X GUIDE, Edinburgh
Applcton's T. Il. Guide, North British"
and Westminster Review. "A
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Herald
TribrDe and Times,
nAv BOOK and Sunday Dspstrh.
New York Ledger and Ledger Of Romsses,
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HArpsr's weekly. Inst Hsvss
Porter.s Spirit. I-ish Anrsisaa,
Police Gazette. scientinc Americas.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

6toamor duo at Halifax.
Ne .aa! Halifax, Sept 25.
We learn that the Cunard steamship Jura
YVES p leave Cork On tiSe slSth or. l4th inst
for St. John, n. f.. where she is now due,
and where abe will embark the 10th regi--
ment for England She may bring over two
days later news from Europe.
.s..saa Htesnsr sunk. wtss,e
Louisville, Sept. %.
The st@uner Rescue 10 sunk at die Creek
Rock, near Flint Island She will be tot al
loss ;,insared in the Citizens Co., Pittsburgh,
for s. 900. No lives lost.
The Steamer John Tcmpkins has been
raised, and has arrived here.
~ It il stated that arrangements have
been consummated by the Merchants Sa-
wings Bank of Chicago, in connection with
q German Banking house in New York, to
forward one million bushels of wheat in
bage to New York. via the Erie Road.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-28

STATE or H1RHsyLvAHlA,l
OouAsy Of 1ra1iord,
Athens Jan. Gath, 1857.
fereeoally appeared Francis Tyler prestdeat and
J. :. Canneld Secretary Of the HarDess Unioo lnsu.
rance COMPANY, and made oeth that the foregoiug
staenens b. then subscribed b tsus 70 tAesf best
knOwle4se and bdaief J. D 1DDvH,
Justice oS the Peacs.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-18
A SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT.
A BURNING SHAMEI

The Raleigh Standard in giving an account of
the late State Fair and Of the proceedings of the
State Agricultural Society,". calls attention TO the
strange fact that there sixteen prominent officers
Of the State Society. and not of them is me-
chanc! When it is recollected that one Of the pri-
mary objects of the association is the encourage
ment of the mechanical arts, and that the Society
was founded by the iberality of the Legislature,
and is upheld by an annual fund from the State
Treasury, the wonder certainly grows no less. Why
is it that men who neither farmers nor mechan.
les are allowed to crowd in and monopo!ze al the
oficesf Is there no mechanic in the State qualified
to fill an office in the Spcelya Yes. thousands
qualified to fill the highest Office in the State But
when an Office is to be filed which pays salary,
in the State Agricultural Society, mechanics have to
stand aside. es
The Standard is justly severe upon this state of
things; and We say to it. 90 ahead-give this sneb
spirit its merited castigation and will back you
till the work is done, and thoroughly done-Ashs-
ollie Nesos.
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S,l II,I,,,s,,i. a,r,e1.

NIstSss 1atetl1A ls1lrqea. -
The Directors q Ab Brad held special nseting
in this City on Friday ~ ~ Of f1m but fWo BE-
ing il sttepdapes he bseip s saspaeted
Nth The dsfsis of de .opsrstieas cf ths ecubany
MAS transacted, bat nons'of public importance,
8. w ere indebted to one. Of the Directors (Gen
Saandefs) Tor statement Of the comparative re-
ceipts Of the Road for the rst four months OF the
gears 1856 and 1851 from whichit appears ths to-
tai amount receiyeds from passengers freight and
mail for the menths Of July. August Sepsuber,
and October, 1855, wss one hundred end hight
thousand three hundred and seven dollars and sey.
enty cents; and from the same sources and for the
same months in 1857, one hundred and thirty one
thousand and twenty -four dollars and seyeptyseven
cents-showing IN increase Of twenty two thousand
seven hundred and seventeen dollars and seven cents
over 1861. fths rate of increase should continue,
the receipts of the Road the present year will reach
four hundred thousand dollars.
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Wilmington and Weldon Railroad.


The stockholders of this Road met in the Court
house in Wilmington on Thursday last, and organ
lied by calling Col. Owen R. Kenan, of Duplin, TO
the Chair and appointing Patrick Murphy, ESQ. of
Sampson, and William F. Dancy, Esq, of Edgcombe,
Secretaries
Col. Owen R. Kenan appeared as proxy for the
State; and T. D. Walker, Esq, President of the
Wilmington and Manchester Road, represented the
stock held by that Company.
The Reports of the President and Directors, of
the Superintendent Of the other officers of the Com
pany, and of the Auditing Committee, were SUBJ
mitted. The Report of the President and Directors
was referred to Committee of Stockholders, who
reported in the afternoon. The chief matter dis
cussed, was the measures to be adopted towards
ranging the bonds Of the Company to the amount of
$222,000 held in England and payable at the close
of next year. In regard to this the advice of the
stockholders was requested. We understand, says
the Journal, that the whole matter was referred
back to the President and Directors sa ss
The old Board of Directors was reelected, te-wit,
E. P. Hall, P K. Dickinson, A. j. DeRossett, DR.,
Gilbert Potter, John D. Bellamy, W. W. Pierce, and
W. c. Bettineourt The Directors on the part of the
State William K. Lane, Of Wayne, William A.
Wright of W ilmington, and L. H. B. Whitaker, of
Halifax. The Hon. William S. Ashe was reelected
President of the Company, whose affairs he has d.
rected with so much energy and success.
We have no room to-day for extracts from the
Reports of the officers of the Company, but will
copy in our next, from the Herald, statement Of
the receipts and expenditures Of the Road with ex
hibts as to its present condition and future pros.
poets.
Any man who has been in decent political com.
pany and then levels himself with the Locoforeign
party richly deserves the fate of John Q. Groome.-
Rinston Advocate .s q
That is mild moderate, systematic, dogmatic and
judgmatic; and trust the Adooeats editor feels
better, as he ought to after getting such dab Of
unwholesome matter of his stomach. II the editor
ever gets to The level of political rsspeetabilty be
will command more attention than be has ever yet
done, and it is well kr own he has been Dsns slf his
lIfe-minus, fer some years pat, decent political
company. -
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Neao Xork Ezectiona..

ALBANY, Nov. 12.-fhe returns, thus far received,
show clear Democratic majority on the State tick.
ct Of - 00ll and clear Democratic gain over the
Presidential vete year since of nearly "a, 0OO The
Republicans have 10 members Of the Senate to 18
Democrats Americans and Independent: and 5s
Assemblymen to u Democrats and o Americans.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-18

WALKERS EscAPE FROM New ORLEANs.-The fol-
towing account is telegraphed from New Orleans to
Philadelphia paper, under date of Thursday last:
Gen Walker started off to day. He appeared in
the District Court this morning, and gave bail ap
pear for examination on the 18th instant. This az
tcrnoon himself and staff, with over three hundred
men, embarked on board the Mobile mail boat, via
Lake POnchartrain. The steamer Fashion, Capt.
Caughn. with portion Of the men, large quantity
o'clock this morning. having first submitted to
search by the United States Marshal The Fushion
cleared for Mobile but will intercept the mail boz;
outside, when the whole party will embark on the
Fashion for Nicaragua - ---1-@ECY@ 81
Capt Fayssoux remains here. Gen. Remington
is expected this week.
The U. S. steamer Fulton which was stationed
SO as to intercept the departure of the expedition,
was thus outwitted .5s f'i5 'fiss'~ Hsa,;
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FfO,g2 Cazif0rnin

New ORLEANS, Nov, l4.-The steamer Granada's
mails have arrived. The Granada is at quarantine.
in consequence Of having the yellow fever on board
The news from California is unmpo,t aut The mi.
ming operations were encouraging. An arrival at
California, from the plains, confirms the statement
that train consisting ofone hundred persons in all
had been slain by the Indians All were killed ex.
cept few children, who were said to the Mormous
It is generally believed that the Mormons are It the
bottom of the affair * - = e 80 - p
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The {" UnemnZoved %,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.-Five thousand unesn.
ployed persons met in Independence Square this a.
ternoon to consider the important question Of bread
and NEST. Every thing was conducted in peaceable
manner-the speakers all advocating Law and order
The issue Of small notes by the city, also advo-
Gated. ..,s .HFiG rg,t;J - II
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Cotton and .Stsrlino AZ th1 SOUTH

F MOBILE. Nov. 11.-Sterling bills have advanced
SO par: Money is easier and trade generally brisk
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 11.-Cotton advanced 3cts.
per 10. from the lowest point reached during the
panic. Prime sterling is par. Fzsssfsz
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DsmoeraticS8 Nseting, in 0eoroio.

MnLEDGEvnLE, Nov. IA large Democratic
meeting held to day endorsed Mr.. Buchanan's Ad
ninistration, and urged the removal of Gov. Wsker
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Afairs at New York-Bxoyancy in Stocks None,
y, -.-.- ~ E0su dc. - 800 E.t

New YoRK. Nov. 70 Stock closed steady to-day,
after the most exciting market experienced for seve-
raj days. The purchases were nearly all fof cash.
Money is abundant and offered at Eve per cent, on
the security of State stocks. Exchange on London
is nominal, and domestic is improving There is .
speculative demand for staple dry goods At hepes-
ent reduced rates. ~ ssss9 -ses
The Arago on Saturday will take but little specie
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III NBw Y0RK. Nov. l4.-Flour Ia unsettled-State
brands have declined ten cents per bbl.; Ohio has
{dvanced ten cents; Southern -four ia unchanged
Wheat ID buoyant; sales Of Milwaukee ct 81 06.
Corn is firm. Stocks are higher. .ssi fG 's@a'ia
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=
M0rning Sun Male and Ee0AIepAnVs
'9' MR; mo NO; E; BAI!Ex ~ s -; s Ell,

WvHE EXERCISES OF THE PRESENT SESSION OF
this Institution will close Wednesday The 9th Of
December. and the next will tbs 18th u Japua-
~ following, and continue q weeks
essrgetic snd nA We have bad hsir ssryiep
sessions consider ourselves foft1nate il hSax Md
them and rejoice ut the prospect q their hsin
ags S sa.;s:,s pen En- q
hope that he may succeed in getting is ladies'
ct 81 per month"; His bdtldine Is 70 Water
9strate and he will refer those Who have nth
him for Information with reference to his pro-
The female portion of the school viii wstsr 1u his
WELL spend their hnurs NJ mostly in his house
and yard, and b suffered 70 - 4afgAeeetUrnt Of
the Academy only when nqg44 ~ = RFNjRlED U
experience seo,.sss =, tsssSr sh
from the disadyspt 81 II 5, esszssssss1E
.;s s * %'ss . u "a
" brs sD Tbon.. and Benjamin Has Is aa
.,sss raA sfsHxznssa stsAr
Tuition per sselionata psmary bresehss. gary & 80
Sf e. ~ st f.pd q. 49, d 50
osfs:J sgf ,bsa r. - algebn sna A2sysyng. sraa 80
~ g. ss latin. and az A., "a. 60 GO
month. lights Iseladsd and o.hss : iii s.
The teachers viii board only y % u. sr;s, =.
hope that knowledge Of their RelitaF - osE h1 rd
VIM secure ''f Us RE lee sSaE sna
81. ~, ~, : Dr. THOMAS HICKS, 10 | 81 ssts,rx
WIN. d. HOLLOWAY, IT,
-y4Ery7s,y Il ROBT HALLABURTON,
ar.,, ,o.z G. J. ROGERS, sse rssJ n e8sssS
--..----l- .
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=. PUBLIC DEBT OF V1RGINlA.-We learn from the
Report of the Second Auditor of Virginia, that the
actual debt of Virginia on the 1st October, 1857,
was $27, 1872 915 GO. About fourteen millions of
this is registered debt, about eleven millions in
pons payable in New York, and about two millions
in five per cents payable in London. Virginia has.
therefore, to place annually in New York and Lon
don about seven hundred thousand dollars in specie
its equivalent to meet the interest on he: debt at
those points. The interest per annum her entire
debt is about one million six hundred thousand
dollars. ..-.. .. ..4s.
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!, PETERSBURG HAKKFT.e

.se4s ~Ss4[ tN0g1ypEH7 "A, e9b7.
WHEAT-Thare was q good demand 9o-dsy 81 prime
white with sal3tt 81 IS, but for common and madam
lots We b4sSn6 change 10 n01sis fFi6stl NNtH
aHf TOBACC0-A marked imps0veaspt histtk6h ta0e in
this article the past week s1 III Ood Old . seadi
y taken by the trade fsom l9< - lS sho1gsenly
slight decline from the Highest point fsuch Eugs
range from stos We saies of leaf = and
pr1ninps ~ e3 ID AZ sFtrs, baRea Ars sesgefAes
. CoTf0NTbe reeepts have bses eAt ssssy inths~eek,
but at sheelose better with kgcd demand the sock
does not accumpate. we quote 4he etk4 to1y 12H
10 sone holders are not offering their stocks g pre-
sent 9sssi g ss9fridaf
coRN-A good dem.sa jsiiisf esy.ils and thseasusss
are readily tskensskase. Tsa.sI5E .:.,pz -
a..p3 gas ds%sed = :. Swing
Fl FL9gRa i y. little " to
BAcoN-v.ry little stock II va qdois fdes
II, Shoulders IS and Virginia aound ~. -
LARD This artice Is scarfs; bbls 17csnA keGs1 to
90 with but little in the marheti fse .iil ,eisss,sgs
GUNNY CLOTH-The market tending up Sales at.
1SA TO 16s fHss9Ns -tBssp5.is8s sssIi.i ssss9e
Reese's Manipulated GuaDo as . tou..s s4 85gsy1
FISH-We quote Mackera - e11 80 143f Kos Hstsisgs
1t ~ te 51z and Trimmed 1t " sS.s ~
APPLE BRANDY-We hear Of hut Ettle ll{Ae. There
is f.ir demand At IS 70 SOC for Iast crop head
at $11@1H - 90, "a <zr 80 sss,sss -
SALT-Market we'll supplied with 49, ataS III in
large lots from ship, rs from stores--ma9sts Aelf
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W.,lker 10 be Puys,led.

WAsHINGroN Nov. IA special despatch to the
States says that the Government officials at New
Orleans have ordered the charter and fitting oa 81
asteamer With the view. Of pursaing Wslksr ;sthst
revenue cutter has also heen ordered ont 81 lsss
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Democratic Mestiao,

MnLEDGFvnLEr Geo >. Nos.. IA ,larse peus
cratic meeting WAS held here Tuesday night. n
meeting endorsed Buchsnan's administsseion. ia
urged . removal of Gov. Walker. isos I'D sase5@
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l..e-.e i 4 For the Standard
MEssRs. EDITORS ALLOW me to express not only
my concurrence in the sentiments contained in your
Editorial in regard to "the Virginia Senatorsh5p."
but my qualification in finding those views in your
columns As Southern State's-rights man, am
proud to say feel quite SOLICITORS for Mr.. Hunters
reelection not because belong to the ultraS. or
fre-eaters; as some are pleased to term, them, but
because have long known and observed the course
Of Mr.. Senator Hunter, and consider him not only
possessing talents Of the highest order, bpt
eminently useful and conservative member ofsthe
body to which he belongs. And IIregret to see.the
war which is waged against him by the Richmond
Enquires. Il take the liberty of saying, the course
which has been taken by the Enquirer is highly i'm
polite, and, as consider, unjust. and that is
calculated to do mischief rather than good. For
concur with you in thinking the sentiments con-
tanned in the letters of Mr.. H., recently published
meet the appreciation of ninetenths Of the Democ-
racy South; and 60 farther. and say. should Mr..
Hunter be prescribed by the Virginia Legislature, it
will excite feeling in the South which the Editors
of the Enquirer little dream Of. Mr.. Hunter occu-
pies place in the estimation Of the, Democracy
South not surpassed by any man in the community.
say not only what think, but what profess to
know. / use this language not by way of intimida
tion-because have too high respect for the true
Democracy Of the Old Dominion to employ any such
langnsge-but to let them know they assume
great responsibility should they suffer themselves to
be misled in regard to statesman SO universally
dear to a large portion Of the Democratic party
South. For l return you my most cordial
thanks for the independence with which you have
spoken on this subject.
SOTITuEPN DCuOCpAT
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AUtcSs Ole1Su NeWS-f0l Oh Delhty
We give below the latest foreign news by the
steam ship Arabia. Delhi has been stormed and
taken by the British troops.
Cotton and breadstuffs have declined
"The British troops assaulted Delhi on the 18th
of September, and effected Judgment after SIX davis
obstinate resistance and the goth had entire nos.
session of the city. Great numbers of the mutt.
neers escaped, and among them the King of Delhi
and his two Fifty British officers were killed
General Havelock. reinforced by General Outram.
had started to raise the siege of Lucknow.
Fears are entertained of new outbreak at AS.
sara conspiracy to restore the ex- Rajah had
been discovered.
The news from the Bombay presidency is favora.
BILE, although few cases of dissatisfaction had &C.
CURED. A serious plot had been discovered to MUIR
der the Europeans at Barrachee but it was thwart.
ed. The markets at Calcutta we're very dull but
active at Bombay ~
LIVERPOOL, Friday morning.-Cotton for the week
closed irregular at general decline of i'd Sales
for the week IA. 600 bales Quotations were nominal
Saturday. Estimated sales yesterday 1000 bales.
The market closed with holders demanding an ad.
vance. Manchester adv;ces we're unfavorable.
Breadstuffs had considerably declined. Flour
closed very dull, with decline of Q s. Western
4 canal 81 2ss.; Baltimore and Philadelphia, % a
3Os.; Ohio 80 31s. Wheat closed dull at decline
of 4 Cd. Corn closed dull, with decline of 3d. +
Spirits Of turpentine dull at BIS Cd. a 3Ss.
Rosin was dull at A.. I'D a Is. Cd. ,s..s-s..,.,
Sugar was heavy at . decline of Is. Is. Cd
Provisions were very dull
Monetary difficulties were on the decline Ameri-
can securities were unsettled, but closed with an
improving tendency. Consols, s91 for money
THE LATEST. =s
LONDON, Saturday.-The funds, on yesterday,
closed firm, at an advance of under the influence
Of American news by the Fulton The crisis is be.
1ieved to have passed. and there is an unusual de.
'mand for money at easier rates. s -tss
Large transactions have taken place in Illinois
Central shares at improved prices. 80 #af
ID Several Of the strongest Manchester firms have
suspended" '
The Arabia brought out one million of dollars in
specie. Heavy failures had occurred at Liverpool.
The bullion in the bank of England had decreased
during the week el54, 600. ,.s..
Gen Casaignac, of France, is dead. 5as.ta
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Notice.

The STANDARD conducted sricy upon tie CASE syste"
AU papers discontiHued IT the srpratoa Of the tas
for uhch they hacs been paid Ssts71ers s0'No s notified
FOUR before their time ont, By Cross MARK on
their papers unless the subscriptions Is 'eneoed the pa
per will be Discontinued This rule from Uhch thers
oU be departure Watch the cross mark and se"sD
your subscription. t = ,,-.
Weekly Standard 90 per a~nuns, in adcanee.
Semi Weekly Standard a per aanuna. do
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
the Post Office from, yell the to- which
they desire the change to be made. ="
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Senators from Tsgas 9

1T .s o's3 = Sendt0rs from 16D0& '1s'r t'srF'
New OR9EANs, Nov. I4.-J. P. Henderson and j.
w iHsnphir have been elected q. 8. ss.ahass I'm
TeXaa. : I
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az The New York News is Of the opinion that
there was necessity for United States troops in
Wall Street, under Gen. Scott or any one else, to
guard the government funds against the "hunger
mob" That paper insists that the funds are in no
danger-that there has been no serious outbreak by
the mob, nor is there likely to be.
~ Hon. Thos. L. Clingman, Of this State, has
been selected to deliver the annual address before
the Agricultural Association of South Carolina 1t its
next yearly meeting.
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q 81. IS Sale of Lots near Beaufort. 20
We learn that the gross amount of sales Of lots
which took place last week at Morehead City and
Carolina City, Beaufort in this State, was about
$50, o0O-$la 600 for Morehead and $4,000 for
Carolina City. -a.Ia es oa9 ~ -
The Morehead City lots are fifty by one hundred
feet. They averaged about 1920 each. Those Of
Carolina City are much larger, and the average
price was much below those of Morehead Ia,
A barque in port at Beaufort on the 18th, found
not less than nineteen feet Of water across the bar
at lou tide. ~ =, r .,,t ..,,..- +.
Now who promised to bring Kansas into the
Union a. q slave Statel The Democracy.-Reg.
A mistake, neigbbor: The Democracy promised
that under the provisions Of the Kansas Nebraska
act slavery ight 60 into Kansas that there was
chance for it to do while under the Missouri re-
striclon, the repeal Of which your party opposed
slavery had no chance to 60 into Kansas. So
By the bye, the editor of the Register charges US
with changing "specs." What specs" does
that editor lock through different from those he look
ed through in Virginia? There he was in favor Of
the Kansas Nebraska bill; here be is opposed to it,
Has he got other specs, is he surrounded by
atmosphere of different influence? :
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a BE- Stan0ar1, .

HOLDEN WILSON. STATE PsmrERs,
AND
urHoR1..D rus1.sH. 0, nm LAWS o, ru. us.D