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Oemtihe Nrtefe, III.
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MiB 9cuile fGoniiu, DtiB Marb; Daniel,
WiB emma 81 DupaI, aRiB s. 56fder, g;
@aprousfi Wlrs $ sc; @oloimitb, 2Aj
@resg. Wtr8 = lSartrnau, Caroline /; 5aoen,
WiB Sulia; Sufman, Wtr8. Gar; Sutt, OeiE
s s; Siloebranp, 6 q &0tbe, YRiB Wtinna
Heut, Wfrs @arab g; Serdner, Nnna ";
Wiaer,, NfiB annu; Wiaer, OiB Warp rs
Weper, OtiB 8ar6ara ; Naper, WrS Wearp 8 F.;
9ioB, Wtib ~ 0toomun, Mrs Marp u; Straz
minsfi, $; @tiu, Oii6 Spa; SdmiOt, OtrS ;
Willou. !Nrs;;18 alter, Dtr8 Sabina; Belz
ling, WtiB, Diarpz U q. ..u IS .aI
9~errenltfe:
Nructo, Org u; 8apen, S 8; @onS(er,
Wm; Correct; 81 s; Gprr, Sobn Coleman,
Gapt. S IS Coleman, 9 ~; Danner, @Dw ;
GmeriA, 2uomls gdaro, S.; @n9lano, gSm ;
Slider, Capt, IS; @olo, 4i a@rlmn, Oiep s
S; Sammen, W3; Suliel, Or S Us; S1rOer
Yeter Serbert, Geo /; SDpe, Us u s; Surs,
s ; &eirirf,, g'spo;; .&remel, So aeonarO, Wat1 +;
Waper,;S Sc !; Wtaplano, IS; Warldel, 9
9; Miler, Searp lRiler,, Slaac Otulen,
N; WtuQer, Scnrao; Yef, @b f Bitner,
st; Bpiie, S s.; Ienocrf; Steele, 81; STIFF
man,. s. 9finIer, ST; Rutb,y GbD@
.Sdmiot, ISM q; Spitman, s 9; @tOru,
Gam s.; @Stein, Safob; Gbcma8, Samuel ;
Golma9er, 6; Wasner, Wm; Walters, Gb;
Warren, g Us @etB, Safob; Wernmas, s.;
gBieIf, Safcb !; Bull, Smttb & 60. q
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ttmOre's ansassisrn, bhs er fein @afbans am Ubsn aenannntsn
70 d IL sinGertGtsr bat, UNI GeIelf6aften. incline ben Spmmer
ibsr &~rcurfpnea peranfalten wDlen, etnen dnsentbmen Nuf.
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{ Gin rtiabatttser 8tf6tei& Bsfabet d am SaltGea Gnbs
bss Ylases unb febt Beuaern, pel&e f3 nit 8ti3fans arna'
Fren woltn, tets pfen. - S,
na- Qpsr msin Il glas befuden min, tdttt nit Der Gifen.
fobn Bis uIeIap 61us," no er ltnfB an Der Gtlsnbapn atlegen
IN. 8u sablrei6snn 8elu6e label eth a
SpbmSpfepb 9eI1n a mn @tstntbIraer, :
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3riiVlabr unD esmmer inb gu babsn tn benz Rlstberlapeu bes
Serrm sen. Wc& Teal, an Der NUr0wef.efe BON Baltimore
nno TreberiffraBe. Die i65ate MuSwabl BON @tpfen fir
MSds, gDeRea iOwie Gaffmtert unO IuGer &c. %beRdnDts an
Sinb mnD perben ~bieielbtn 1ur bic 8uneen anfs bette unb
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bidsaaen Yreilen. 8pmmt unO prifet felbn. &!13.2Mt
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@usen S6Snin s
beribmtes
SdbtueDiScbes Sitters
aus GbihazNinbe

BELT aeberbeIbwerben, @elbIubt, GispcpFs, T6runifde maj
nerp5fe S4ipd6e. Manssl an gerbauuns, Slabunsen, Afbras
tnnerlibe 5dmprrbctben, Observation-Disclosures, Qunaen8eIhpure
anb 9uneenleiben, pel1e BON 9eber- Dber Observation-Disclosures
berriprsa, unb aIe Srantbetten, wel&e burG siaen f@paQea
8rauen !. y. wcibltas S&wa9e, Sawtnuet, YIutanerana
rad benz 8Upfe, aclDene Aber, lalte 8use, Stmtrsen tn oee
Das idipe6iIhe Bitisrs pirb is6e gerappfuns res Nfasens
bsfehtgen, tnbent es benlelben FART, ibn tn Gbatt8tett erbah
anS aas saars aus esmls \. snifsrS str,u w MARI Sss s st msrS S'
0iieber. has Spbtrsnnen unb bic S3mer3en Ses S&mupfeas
%sstSrs ,sa, sis D. gsF aaanms If bt et s st S aDiaS. mas s @ssa slsG sSi,:
tn etntsen Mueenbl.fr mta9r lunt8, sristNtert ete2calterluG'
ttssn, rstniss pas s1Issssrt Ss Strsu,aston ssHsISsT,
artrt nnnerht1 nno Inc SVmerss", peaH MAJ" DIE p0ppelt
portion bdppn ntrtrtt
Das lSpebiias sttttrs If elm anssesst9nstss IstttsI sese
bewteien bet bea fransbff&en unp en9Ifaen 3ruppen IN tA
9rtn; neil burd ben @eSrau& %eehslben, Der auf 8efspl be
Stabsdr3te IN b.tben 3ruppentbetlen ~etn8efubrt wurnr, ben
Stsrbliden ter Sclpaten, bte bteien bBsartieen 8rautaeiteY
~ausseiegt waren, fS ssr 50 bis auf2 9rpsent reOuetrts.
DGs f&wepilde Bitters TT unffreitt8 etnes Der befenarsAV>
mittel, bas nod ie spr has Yublitum lam, unb TRACE i@ Do.
BewuBtIein tn MIR, bab Elm Sseer pel6er mein ausseeiGnS
ties Sitters eianiaI oebran9t bat, f9 cine YRt6t unb Wfrenk-
gen bdraus maNen wtrb, baAelbe gum 9Dpble letner Ictoeneetr
Nebenntsnihen wetter 3u e~rnpseblen unb befannt gu ma9en, me
lem e. aas be 5stltrafts beFst bic i TIM SstT i, sasslqF'e0'"
un 8etrleereten pber ytadabmuneen peTSaoengsmF aoeiV
In tsoe 5Ial9e mstnen Nanfea etaeiaitI ~ tan u,sirs y !. rnSSr!
bise 8amensuntsrT6rift pbns nsiAe sss wttttsl MOI GOT
BET iebcr 8lafas. II clue peutars i lgn neutrality-suspicious. Srrtsa1nsrn
om Snts i@ an Ssn,erien, baB it auser benz pben beftriebtuti
saNssi.tn . stfes as,,S SsS IN ng Sote els a anSt Siefa aassa mem s ssrisn
i ssa'm ntrS nm NM ansae;et9net sssen Dsspepfa anb 1iasenlctSe,
." - Mrreis ser aiafbe 80 Gents G6er D 5Iai6en fir $2.5O,
u ~ 3 nssrtauten BET benz aattuisen Werfertieer
&usen s. S4Sntna,
s.Deutfdem appttetsr unp G~Gemtft
n elmer apptDste, MSrSef-edsb Der Sterten uab 9BbarisK
= 6 9btIabeIpbtn. t3
~ ) gen en-
WbaaSeIptta, y. 4. Smith nnb Co., Mp. 149. @traf
unb 294 unb 296, @prb 2. Strase Dauatu, 8afer u. VF
SO. 3 Slb 3. ct. unb &de Der q, &alpwptl.
steps gert !&lbert Dung, Gpptpeter, @fs SOwerp uSS Q
~nalfrdee.
ct. paul, MtnneIata, ct Duma. NDentr-.
sa~ Sn Baltimore gu BADEN in @.pR. utt
&Iiein>Terfauf in Der Sffice be8 rgSedec" 10
me and bel Wpcre & Olefenbad, .&de ~,
Sin. uno 9anCperfr ss3W. SeeltoA. ZIP $
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am Der 8a(tincres unn Ohir.@ iienbabn.

an Der baltimore unD Sbip<@ iienbabn. .
Der unttr5eth nete bat biefes 6ptel unb Comm sr rtrtpb1dtt
aSernOnmen mno III berstt prtpat @eleafbatten, icwie SSSsH
uno @rcurfpnen dut baS bette All beptrtben. Ote GneyeeegH'
TN unb f6Sn a~nseleeten aufwdlb6tn, fOwte be i9bns perrii {.
DE @esenO bteea ben befsn Seranaeunssplss taf smS Mrs .
urb &rcur6cren BON @e@eaf6aften uno SUulent uHo 1pt'
| pel6e oern etuen 8 aa tn Der freten NGtnt 81 perbftngen nun
fasa. Ianfraessn, am ben pas fur nn er ,sslpsm 81 ia a seanSsa,
aatTTSnbsn ION. oema6t werben. - Die bslten Spetien anb
GetrGnte itnb fets berett. an o.. e..uu.s3wn. q.
Mpr3o, 2Nft ~ w. @p~'' ~'e'"''""V'
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~, MW Die &ellertrupPe bat unter
alsemeiuem 8eifall nit i9ren Sorlteluusen
be9onnen. @ir fSnnen ben 8eIub pcr'elben
penn funltliebenoen Yublifnn ni9t b~ringenO 9e-
mug empfeblsn. 2eioer 9ebridt e8 uns beute an
Nauln, Die 2eitunsen Dieler = SGnitlertruppe
peitldufiser gu beipreden, Wir merOen biss
aber iii eilier ndddlten Summer tbuu. 53.57i =
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ny Dr. 9 ID anne 3ul1mmen9eleB t
Wilpfir(Gen.Ssrp qeilt pprtrsfFta bartaaft8en 3aten, Or.
taltaneea, Stmtfpeten euftrOprene1tsanpnns, aeberbef4wer-
stidbufsn, iopie ale &rantbe item bs 9alies unb Der 8eble,
bee Brut Dber Der 9an5e Otsie Arsat retntgt suslei& unb
lauter oas 8lut. SIN GrpB. unb &letnSsrfauf 3u BADEN In
Der Office be8 ,QDefer" su 81 per SIalAe. tas
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gDsum ibr fAtebtsn Safss unb abe Dertraa5t, fp 1T e'
cure scene sS9!S b., r SSf !s sIhs' s ssSs 0G IN b IN I stS gnStI
G6tnelea @fe non 8a%ltt Sre- une Brebertdfr.
aawp her @btnele BON 4ipntag Wtorgsn btS Sdmifas MaGt
Inb Rance 3u faufen. 4-Fs. aIg-rsrer Nfdt0tI
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Office Der Baltimore WaHer>@ cmp.
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DaS @efeb trtrb nit Stsenee ee9en ale Yerfonen ~onaetpen.
bet nerben, wel6c behm 8etreten bts BITE &eIerpptrS umacben.
ben @tnnbtefiBss Der StGbt, Dser bet'm Baden. 5il@en u. 1. ~.
tn ben @ewdhsrn ertappt r.rOea. Dte Ypltset BAT befpnDere
Sntrufhpnen, a4e berdrtt8e llebertreler su Serbaften.
Wat8 ,3mt SGs. S.ESMter, Waifers Snaenteur
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gH- @u9eon Sdontn9' 8 aus9e3elps
neten 56webff6 sitter subereitet aus G6iaarinb,
elm nntraelt&e IRittel, seeen Geberbefdwerben, sc ,biua1
DsspepIe, llaperbaulthtet, N~erpenl@pdpe, Afb ma, Neru II.
~tranfbetea unb alien aus etnent tn unDrpnun8 %8eratbentn
% asen entfebenben 8rantbeitea, 1T sa 80 8 Die Blaf&e u
nj, A nor Nf6pe he'd YNeGerS. gee
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|~4t LLLE -Hl-lt-424 N.'Ha4iHE NlfelaA 1888 EeF -.LHf.# rtf
Stabtratb. 46eno Eoe8 Fl. Wai.
@rlter 3 M Ell g.. a@S liefea mebrere 8eti :
ticnen nm 9eltattuag pes NulternbanOels i'm
CONNER Elm. Der Geridt Der betr. COME,
ren5>@Dmmittee iber Die Srocnau5 fir grneu-
runs Don Nsenten oes WlcD ncusbs8ermi6t-
Mites DurOe ansenomm1en. Die Sroonan5
betrefs Der Serwilisunsea far pas Sabr 1855
purDe an4enenlmen. ast8a1B msd sia s5u tiEq4ssE
3wetter 3weis, Guf ben Gntras bon
6tnt5e pirb Der 3Stabtanmalt erfu4t, benz
StaOtratbe Die @ntideiDnns bes SteuersMp-
peuationSseridteS binltdtlid Der 8etsueruns
pes 8ir4eueiseutbums por8ulesen,r
Z &irf rief bic Srocnan5 fife AuSbebnuns Der
Scdioaptr. auf ; bod rpurDe bielelbe erit our
Gasesorpnuus fir nddlfen Wecntas sematt.
Der Beridt Der GOnfereu5sG COMMITTEE iber bic
Orbcnan5 betreff5 be8 WfcD cncnsb Serlnddt
mites purDe ansenommen. Siernad muB baS
NscO OnruSbsS nItitut innerbalb Der Staot coei
IN unuittet6arer Ndbe perlelben erridtet lpcrs
pen, Der Sermaltunssausi9uB fol- aus &c
PeriOnen belteben. ,s sau sis6 Ia a,s5.s e 3
.vStabtratb. 96enb bes 25. Mai..3-
@r t er 3wet9. Sin @eludo bcs Seoltt
@cmmilioner nm $3.50 CUR Gntferuuns cine
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Ocmt1be Mtmiif!

SD empfne fpeben pom DfatiNIan6 enc 0rDBs NuSmdbl &C.
bfeoener MQunt fur Yianpfprts Vipltns, HIDte, &C., uno empteblt
bteielbe ben s. rren MuHfebrern, fowte benz mu ttaltl9en Pub
itfum iber baupt 3nr ~eefaaisen Mbnabme.
Mai1l-S sns9 80. ". d mtbt, NS. So ". 9a9fr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-06
MARSHALL GROVE ACADEMY.

'l1lE fourth session viii e"uu"ur" a"
/ Mumilt. itr iw.ui, eighth dN "i Gem.
h,r. and cos, on Taur>dny the thricenil day
e NaD
TI,., Arny,rmV j. CONNECTED with the rc~-
,.uer of III, Priucipai, riua, Il ~ u b"nu''.
,nl forrest grove. ouc halt M. south 81 The
, 'ourrhuu~,.. on an ruliirnee os, Hooking The
riiN
tn. S,hnultnom j.. imply furnished with
"a H., and tsbies whlch the bows ~, l. d'''i.
d..i imri",, u-ut an h4"d trenches AID hn
desk, la thu, mrm a'ranron,rnt. b"th 10"
h.y,lth and comfort Of pulai~ are considered
Tia. water /. .Acrilri Its good ~ the ~ II IA
the city,
RATES or TuiTIn>.
rrman Department. pei session, Sl5 10
s,.,nd 20 10
,ani"r - 10
S,.u,or 50 90
Incidental .Nprnre-, W
The exc rl-c- will be- commences ever,
morning h, r,.ains AID prayer The morals
oI the -,liuul 81 | be maintained ut all hazards,
tax .,,-mi--ing every pupIi wln rann"i bc
hrnnrhi u, der proper discipline. Pupils dis
mn ,,,d tram other ,chnul- iur unmofalt, Ne ,
,,l not hr admitted. without sal,Jactp Y
vouchers 81 good ctnrrier
II IS nn,rd every reading pupil MI he tor.
ui-h, d with itlc, ~ ~ vii u" dtliy needed,
rup,l- will he charged fr"in The time "i
,nttnnc- to the Close "l the session
Unurdrt. ran he accommodated ~ the Arnd-
em, wuh board, washing, aud iurl, at t"chr
duiiu> per mon'h
"a, ,.,-f ,e,,i ,i,.,onht frT adNauc. payments
FRANZ J P\ilLtO
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professional Ior0s.
NY. y. ~ 4 ~

IAS removed to MARSHALL. sr.'S MA
viii continue the pnm'snr "' Me"'''"r
Nrdu,fry, aud d-ea'e' OF ""men ana
Children, will, a, usual, receive ms .a'e'"' AZ
tvniton. t.it j..
He is prepared, with a variety OF su''ao'c :"
strumrnt>, 30 perform l,I ,nf.'sa ",r' =,
rIRO\IC eases particularly attended To.
Dg BEALL. iron h'- offensive oPp"''"',V
81 ,,,,,,iny Diseases. IN almost ever form. du-
,;,, j, n,a,t,ce of more than quarter "i a
century. hopes To be able 10 render 'a'n"o'e
aid To those requiring medical or surgical treat
O,lic,--Room formerly occupied by Jn'ge
rran. Re-id.nce-1'hc building Opposite
.Iudr, Adsn,'s, near the college.
Jan 81. 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-06

lmpuienrr sometimes hnfdefs on the suh'
hmr For eool. deliberate. 'us"ienee, the fol
loving 10 slue.t an-aussl.d.
The editor Of Western paper owss a
b.nk about = 900. t'f which they hold his
cote The d.'sul'i'g Nse snno""r's II
,bns Ia his paper +" thtr. il n istgr mud
ts,. coll-rIlo" " the autographs IT d.'i",
pn,.h-d individuals dstos''.d io' .si~ keep
rs IN III. crhns. oi tie Farmers aud M~r'
chants Hank each sccompnni.'l With y note
IN the haud whiting oi the ,n'oe' S:t'',
Nv. lean they have coat the hsnk sre",
sirsl oi money, Ih.y paid ever Thousand
doIl.,s Ia, outs. We hope crest cate Ia
,sk-n In ps~s~,s~ these capital aud '"'s'~s'
i.x ,~liS.. ~ ,houti they b. l"s'. W doab.
~h-,h., thu, could he eas'iy collected agar"
Sheuld the b.nk, however, be ." anie'ta'
nate y. to los~ ours, We u lei them have an
other ~ h.li p''c~, IN eons.qa~ncs OF ths
vsrv hs'd iin,~s.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-06

". ,,. ss.n,.d ~ n friend. who 10 per
.onsll, corn'znnt OF what he states. that
the following piousnt cosrp.pondenes 10
renuiue A v.,jl,men wLo.s business
cali. bim good denl from home. 10 sccus.
TONED In civ. The custody Of his cores.
ponJ.nee to his wife. M intelligent lady,
aim Ina ob.d,eue. TO INSTRUCTIONS, opens 81,
l.,,e,. ,bs, come in he, husbands ab,enc~;
answer. such nj Them as she can, liks =
confidential cle,k, and forwards tn. te.t to
her neae lord. During recsn, sbssocs N
her husband III. lady received n letter, OF
vhseL III. following tom,tt,nR dates, na,nes.
and rl.ces ,eu, COW;
NJ, D,ar SIR; Jaw a 6ne picture
Of Won Yesterday. aud fell IN love with II,
~ DID with the original W lsss
u,.,e, uh.n l,nv Won mora +. att mn hour.
,bouuh | suppose YOU did no, see me among
a., many I,..r you will think me forward
IN Tim. ,dd,-,,,np Won; hut | trust you
a.. =. noble aud u.,u.pe~ting as YOU ~.
handsome aud brilliant, Perhaps you would
TX. to know something sbuu, me-your
.,d.u, sdmi,.r, WEI, sm not very good
at description. hut | will say | am not mar.
,,.d Though ,nu nte. | sm tol1) Nv
friend. tell NE have not y pretty lace, but
anly n good figure. | mn ,s,hs' petite,
having black eyes. bsek hnir. aud dark
eomp-s,on - ibnt il, | nm WIN, is called
brunette. | mn stopping Tor few weeks
viii, my bro,h-, iu.isw and sister. in this
town. and des,l, wish YOU would meet
me ,p@r. before l f.ia,n to W Al
.n, rate. do not tad Va write me n, lsnst y
l. "A 4 Il.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-06

4 most shocking and brutal mufds' ~rs
committed ~ Red RIVER couniy. stou, 10
miles East OF town, on Friday last The
urinftuusie 'ictim "" Ms. Valentine.
tn- wife oi NJ, 4. Valentine, formerly OF
Mi,s3s.ippi, Who with hi, isir ,oung bride
bsd ha, recently settled in our coun,y. with
men, catering prospects, Of ahfish, iuiute.
The iehumau p-spo'rator was nrgrr
hoy. fourteen or hit.en yrsrs OF aye. ths
f.et., rs well q, we have been able TO learn
them. sre b,ielly these. The boy II s~ems
was de.uous OF returning 10 Mississippi.
and -. he acknowledge i afterwards. having
heard hi. ms.,r, ssy that IT he had TO fam.
NV he would return thilher, he determined
10 Kill hi. mistress.
De- the d., in Question. no owe being
s,,ou, the house but bims. II md mistress.
he no..~..sd himself oT = shot gun, b~lora.
inr In his n,s.,er. and fred upon Ma Vsl>
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-06

hv"uvh, 4" light some very r",ion. c"n,.
n.rc,al experiences. sud revealed III. exile.
i~nc~ Of ,on,sn,,c snsrals nMong III. plad.
ding n~,rhsn,. ii E"ginnd and Sro'lnnd.
whose exploit. in trade s,- ~l,nos, n. en-.
,n,niug md .xcl,ing n. the histories IL III.
hurnn~~rs in the days Of King James. ~
III. nay gentlemen Of the rosd OF the ls,t
c.uiv,v.
Among ali ,hass brilliant traders and
.r.rulsto,s who h.v- roni,lv"d 1" live Ike
p,,nrs. Il, swindlnr operations i" con,
,ne,e-, IN mos, remarkable, perhaps, was
ds.hinp rnl,-n p,int., IN GLASGOW, nnm Il
John Mnn,.;,h. who In. ,h. credit III hr-.k
ing the N.,,-tn l,ank hy his killing ',s"s-
actions With ,hst rt.n, ,n"ui-h institution
I h. marvel 81 Tia. .suln,r. Of .urh cI,nr,
ac,-, is TINT they should hav- b-.n -nHci.d
la Gl..vow. snd that hi, dnp-s should
have been cautions, pru,ieui, psins taking
Srnlrhmen cls.s of m-n who nre p,o-
y,,tr,i Ia, their ..pscity IN mercantile
Transactions
That b,il,,n, rogue. with good i,.n's
AID nn ute, d-s,,lu,ion Of p,inripl.. should
h- nhl.. orrss,on.ll,. To succ..d in such \
wh,,lpoul ut bu.in~.s n. New York. where
sT.ns ~. 50 ,srdl, conducted that ,h-'.
l.. ~ time to step aud inv-.,,ga,- The ch-'-
nrtpts or t..ronA,hiliti-s 81 men, IA not n
y ,hinu 10 .xci,. especial wonder. hut We
,houli bs,dI, hsvs unsigned ihat charac
II, like John Non,eiih could h.v. flourish
ed to such An extent ~ h- appears 10 hsv-
dnn- in the commercial metropolis Of Scots
land
This ,erkies, fnsuci., appears to have
carried ia. busin.ss oi making scron,mo-
,in,Ion pnpet np into the regions Of the
.ublimr Ills o.teus,i,l, .mplo, m~ni WAS
,ha, Of "A calico PRINTER. but his teal husi.
mes. wa. iha, 81 drsminp hill, mp.ily ou
6et,,inus p.i.on. IN vs,lcus pats oi the
world and the N..t.,n Bnnk app-at. to
hny, .ou,In,.d nearly al t- capital ia dis.
counting al. accommodation disn.. THIS
,.ma,k,bl. p.r.ou couu-rc.d Lusiu.ss il,
II,.,nw ,n.n,,.,vo ,..,s spn rs u calico
mint, and .h., ,our n, five wear. uf uu.
.urc...,uI ,,nh.. he faded Tor about two
Luud,.d Thousand dollars. aud paid but u
yer, small dividend +, Ia, creditors.
IL. u..t ui.d Ia. tottuu. in the same
Lu.iuss. ,p Manchester sud .stl.d there.
nb.u IA. t,lutu.d 4, (,l,.pow aud content.
,.J Lims.lt win LoIJtu, . .ubo,,lnni. pn
.,,,,u u , ,,I,co v,,,b.u.e t,om which
IA. v., si last inrpsJ AVA, ON ,ccnunt ni
h,s .,tf,v..,ut m,nu., ul living but hi.
,m,J,e,. commemorative hi. ri, pet
...,, d,,,on m.d. INN 4. u,...ut oi $500
Af., ,,p h,s debts. IL. had about two
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The Elsettsa II 8as sas To-day.
This Is the day assigned by III" '."r"'np'
ton Convention Tor The election 81 "tfic~f'
und.s III. Constitution ~ kHnsss. Az
Stat. officers ~. 10 De elected aud the new
gov-,nneu, sei regularly IN motion. The
election might hrvs sou. IF well. and the
government under The Constitution have
begun p,op~'ly, h.d !, no, been iuf the i"
i-,n~l Abrli ,ons,s there. who are resolved
that the Kansas difficulties shall not thus
qai~,ly aud speedily r"d.
The r@crut Legislature convened by See
,@,aN Stanton. has usb.fed into being new
law passed by presions Legislature aud
suih"'iz. ii by III. propl~. und-r which law
III. Convention assembled Alter repeating
his law. they auih"rix-d vote upon the
Who'll. Consultation. which ,ole IL nn'as"n's
Tie to ihat o,d.f.d by the C"nvrnito". The
1 Convention had Submitted ih. slavery f-n-
,u,r alone to the sur. Of The people q" the
2ls, December. The sn~mi-s Of the Con.
yrpiiou sail lhst und-, this i,rm OF vote
80 one could vot- Tor or against slavery
without iifs, voting tor the Who'll. Cousiiin
tIpu. Bu' inst IL MI
wa. not III. Intention al the Convention.
aud surh WIS not the meaning Of the l.n'
rurp. in which the ioru IL vote wss couch
ed. rh. form Of the vote ordered b., the
Couy-ntion was, Constitution with sin,
very" or Constitution without slavery,
,hc,.b, m-nuiug that he who voted C""-
,,m,iou with slavery wanted the slavery
cans- png,sii.d in II e instrument. while he
who vo,.d Constitution without slavery.
wanted The slavery provision suicke" 'om
/ th. Instrument The Convention submitted
the slavery clause alo"e. snd did not design
having III. people vote upon the whole Con
.iiiu,i"u.
The ne, Of the Legi-l.,u," ordering the
vote 10 day upon the whole Constitution, l.
pretended to h- d.s,su-d Ia i.in.d, tie. evil
complained oi III III. vote ordered b, the
Convention. The people VIII ssy 10 day
h., their votes whether they will nave the
L-comp,on Constitution na whole. Tbs,
/. To- say. they wiIl vot- Tor aud against lb-
,lsve,, rl-us., and Tor mud against To. whole
Constitution. 4. the Aboliflonisi- h-v"
,wn,u 10 their wrath that they would vote
dawn the Consultation. though !, were -
p.t;prt instrument. We take IT Tor gthul-d
that they Will le ns good rs mar word.
i,y the help ol Their Emiera"t Aid S"eIe-
lies. md sharp. lilr,, aud the MILITARY
under ia. command OF Lsn.. aud MI 'n~
,sscsii,i-s they ~sn p'artir., they VIII u"
doubt lie aide to accomplish their wicked
ru,po,.. They will npof, votes. sud ho,
vo,.., aud .upIs... Votes, and "s.f'""-
,..,,, .j..,.,
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LAW NOTICE..

AL Ii\lt. ArorHsg a. he", M'r~'"'''
VI. Harrison county. lrNa,,
Wdl prAcI,cr IA III the "',ileN ~ "h'e' wv
,L ann h,rci.lnv praciiccd and ~ the M
o..nr and Fclrfa, rourt- at fsl"r'
t.hi ~
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4 oeoA Jake

~" WIS IrI' Wv one WI" kheW, h"h
who aid i, wxs ali un-.
4 r~s,s,n ,ou"p msn /" search Of \ vii.
bri"g -" c"u'''"g expedition. \. !. ru-'"
mary "ih ,"nns n,-,,, RAM" late -" sunday
svrning, and Ia "d-r To- keep his '~r'-'
from h,- ,"Ung acquaintance. Determined
to lie NJ ho"- -" Monday m"'n'"g. b'igh'
sod -s,l>, ~ thu, h.. absence w"nld Ne, h''
uo,ir~h. Hut hi. nli,uc.d lived sever
MITES ir"m The town ~ ah,cn h- s"jooru.d
.uJ 80, IT, uv-tr",,- the di.,snrr required
The u.- ut u h,n,- Mounted on III. h",.-.
dr--,.d Ia h. In" white summer Ps"'s. ""d
"ih-' iiSmgs i" prep nan. h- strives ri III"
,-.,d-uc- III hts insn,"'at,. where lac Is
kindly ,erpiv-d mad h,. horse p,operl,
taken cs,-oi. Il, b.iog TUNED 'uto the pas
tue Tor lh- n,ghl. The evening yes. the
"gh, passed away, In, hnm IL ""h"d.'-
business lh,-e oclock Ia the morning
Arrived Oar hero w.s nwak. msy l.. he
had been 81 all eight, hut II m"',r'. mt -
,h,-~ O'clock !. III. ,in- to' HIM To depart
50 that he might s''iv- ut h""- l'eioi- his
co""s les were s'''tmg Not Wishing to
disturb the .~mily ii his hdy'l"ve. who
were then wr~w in the arms oil Morpheus.
M. ..Ii,.d t,,,,, n, ,h. ,..,.,. IA ..,,,, ii.
horse but here WAS difficulty tn. gt..s
o., IN, h,,h u,d I,.a.d w,L dew To
v..,,.,. il, ,,,.,. ,uh hi. .y,,,. man, .,,o,.
voulJ ,n,,., ,,k. m, starch ont o( ,b.m
and lead /, d.,.r,,o, 1, w,utd ma, II, II,
put on his Whit. uum-uii,nrbi~s SO he
o,ckly mad. - ,,.oly. II wa, ,h,..
.'',.I.L IL, ,i,.. ,,,,,,,,, .,d ,,,,,J, .,;,,,,,,
,,,. ,.,.tuil, d,.r,h,. himself Of hi. y,lna
,J., :. ,,,,,.s .,t ,l.,.. ,l,,,, u, ..,..,, ~,
Ia. t,.,c. vbil. IA, ,i,.. ch,.. with mn.
screened o,d,I, ih,.u,h the v., p,as. s,,.,
tL,. h,,,. U,, ,h,. ,,,.,d v.s ioud ,f clo.
y., mai t,J No, ,,,,,io, a., l,,,,,,, il PINT
an, her, AVA. uo, Ia hs ,hv,,,.d .l,bouph
L.. L.psn To ,.sI,x. tia. lub Of the old
,J,,. ,l,,u, ,h. RAMS. ~, ,,u. In,. &c
Email, III. hos. WAS csttu,.d
K.ru,nin, TO IA. i.nr. were b. h,,l safely
.u.u,.,,l,d h,. hly whit. ,,uurut,nnsl.l..
On myabije d,ciui What . horrible
.ipl, met h,-.,r., The field inio which
la. horse had been turned was not nnly
., b,n,, pasture" hu, csli on.tu,." loo.
mad nnul hy calves. all,nc,.d b, The Whit
Il .. on III. Lace, hsd almost .sten then, nj
only Irw well rhew-d fragments "i Ia.
one. sHlushlr nf''' remain only n lew
'hf"His--Jn.' ."ihci~"t (" i"hc''" what
the, had "ncr lr-r' Nhst rcklr thu
MAS to' n ne" ,"uns m'" I" he 10
II was NOW dryl ight sud thu udusiii"u.
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An Act suppl msu'rl 10 ae net TO ioeor>
pofa,- Colorsdo College.
An Ar, to create the couaty Of Montague.
An Act to er~sfe the ecunty 81 Clay.
An Act inr the relief 81 W. IT, KY.
An Act FOR the relief Of Matthias Ward.
An Aci for The reiisi OF The hers " SEQ.
DnnIee.