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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-21
$4,000 PAPERS FRESH GARIEN SEEDS.

yTEAre in receip OF the most extensive Stock Of
w Garden Seed, embracing many neE aud valuable
sretiesA brought TO this market. hey all -
the gro and nom the following houses Of well
known reputation.
Dr. Landreth Sons philadelphia.
The Amer lean Seed Garden, Withe rsheld, &c.
Risley's, FTedonla, New York.
Sh. err Gardens, South Union, Ky,
Catalogues from the above houses ready for
gratuitons dist button. Call and get
In dition to the above, have large supply of the
most by the pound aud Beans Peas by
the bGshel.
1000 PAPERS FLOWER SEED.
Inst received the celebrated house OF Rob-
bfns Co 900 papers OF Flower The lovers Of
Waivers have larger and bstter assoftm mt from
xhcn 10 make their selection of oed than they have
heretofore had in this city. RAINS BisowN,
No. 10, sosth Iuthe square.
JanIs-sf opposite the Market houss
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;TEAMB0AT AND RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Jan. 20.-Cuba, Paducah.
Blanche Lewis, Paducah.
City of huntsville, Memphis.
DFPARTED. -----
Cuba Paducah.
City of Huntsville, Memphis.
River falling. with about feet water on the
shoals.
The Blanche LAWS departs for Paducah to-day.
The B. NJ. R,Dyan, new steamer, Is advertised
to be here about the LIST of February, to go into
the Nashville and Memphis trade. Look out for
her.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
HOUSE ANnIar EnR s.IE

We have also, Lots II, IS 10 90 and 81 in
Lncolr's plan of lots upon which is a frame dwelling
house. These will be sold suit purchasers
changed for country property good mules tar Va
uation. We will give bargain
ALSO, Lot No ., Houson's, Humphrey and Martins
addition to Nashville, fronting the Railroad Depot. This
lot is IS feet Franklin street, and l5Ofeet deep
an alley. II you want bargain, nov is your time
L. K. 6LASCoCK, Agent,
aug12. No 90, Cherry street.
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FOR SALE.

A LOT on Cherry street, South Nashville, near II
n Baptist Church, on which there is small frame Ter
emen The lot fronts 20 feet $50 feet deep. Apply
septzS. A. V. s. LINDSEY.
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NAQ4UIIIp QlIQIOn
Rates of Advertising.
TEN LINES OR LESS TO CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
AT PLEASURE.

RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE.
One square, year, s3A-Each additional squaie Slo
Advertisers exceeding the space cOntrac-
ted for. will be charged for the excess.
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SPRUNG VNADE.
Shelton's Marble Works,

Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
FVE undersigned would inform his friends aud the pub
4 lie generally, that he will continue the MARBLE
BUSINESS this city, hi shop next door to the ONCE
of the Csos (herry street, ami calls at
tention o the stocs OF
Marble Monuments, TOmbs, Sc,
which he exhibition and for sale, embracing great
variety hni he'd in the most superb manner. he
Uarei 10 manufacture the shortett notice MARBLE
MANTELS, and every description OF MARBLE WORK, OF
the finest American and Italian Marble. HIS work viii,
heretofore warranted and hs prices to SUIT the TINES
ian9-It. NJ Il. ShELloS.
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Ed&eheld.

AM now offering prices TO suit the times three lots Ia
Edgeheld just beyond Donilsons Store The lots
each 90 feet the Galatin Turnpike, and
deep, with street in the They
ineHhausible supply of excellent water, a rap
idly improving neighborhood. Apply 10
Dec ST A. V. s. LINDSEY,
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FOR SALE.

NHAT valuable business stand Market Street.
L ing the Warehouse Of A. Hamilton, occupied By
Conley clothing ore, Of the stands
city for retail establishment. Price very moderate.
Apply to
Nov. 26-i A. v g. LINDSLEY
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Rio FIGURING Mills,
For Sale or Lease.

WE have determined 20 retire from business ,
w therefore, wish 70 sell (or lease for term Of
yotrs our mill, known the Rio NILS at Murfrees
bro Tenn. We viii not attempt 20 give dcscrip-
tin OF the Mil in this advertisement, presume
.ay wishing "a buy or lease would desire tn see
Mills for themselves The Mil bgldiug IS 20 brick
NJ by 50feet, ~ stories high, covered with tin. The
tDer house is Of brick, 80 by 40 feet, covered with
Ho. The lot ON which said mil Is situated contains
about six acres Of ground with two Cooper shops
Also, a good dwelling house, with six and a
i..ssIgs, and good out houses. SAID lot is We'll
iapet 20 raising tstening hogs any lot ia the
state, having member az shade Trees in it, and
abroad running 70 toe mll door, arout 900 feet track
.ine gage and size iron the Nashville and Cha;tl-
nobga Railroad. And contract with the Nashville
ald Chattanooga Railroad 10 receive aud deliver all
ifeight going u from the mil, at the mill; thus
-zsving the entire expense II dray,ug. Five Of
let Burrs, everything in perfect running order
iaese mills have more c0nvenienees and possess great
adv antages a. u situation, &c think, than any
other mill IN the United States.
We Offer the Whole, as above described for so 900
$40 900 down IN cash good cash notes the bal
snSe In one, two aud three years
The profits ol the niil, Il rightly attended to- will
than meet all the pay ments Except of course
- dsyt) For what time have the mill this
s'aso will pay ~ the rates Of over 80 per per
u lGura. Two three energetic men could make
Nth these mills, two three forum :, while they
'Gld make IN California or Kansas. ~ we thiEg.
Those wishing T. bay lease Will please apply i'm
iaslittely, wish 20 dispose Of them,
" the other, by the FIRST OF January next. We
". have charter from the Legislature Of cur STATE
s1rporatng the mills, which the purchaser can
al sot a. lie thinks best. Address
HIGGINS & RANSOM.
ceiio-.riw2m Ngrfreesburo'. Tenn.
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CTcNFNtf<G {. t4rden h. tie t1inher trade,
= sii tise basine-s ~ the od staad No.
~ y s-4s~sVA ~a--4 ( Nj De pleased meet al
So tst~ess = p--sscessor and as uaay oteeTs
- f@se- ~sfA -atL
49, 1888 salts =aitirg Poplar aud Cesar
Ian - s<lsss s@ree ~appiy - wk a. aud yelisU
ftEs a - su~hH-g -ss - sell a. manufacturer
fFlrcs-
ttariag plreA. 80 a. sspks end aeeeunts ~ ths
arm AL Nha a. - heir indebtedness Nil
p1ease feg<aia sna 49, b tbs hrst Il sep
tralb@r. sr 4 eli pa thea ~ith ofacer
FER @ l-etien.
HasinE determined ~ sdheas .igidly 20 the Cash
syrseah. al srdsrs rnazl ee tacce-apaniaa wth the
uonsy er Be rssoctsds
sas2s-e J. = nAkpkS.
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A RE well known and eagerly sought for throughou
n the whole Continent Of America.
Never ltefOre their introduction could any Sc
res Ol lUuiar remedies Ice found trat equal Ia
any emergency, that always be- relied on and
within reach "f the poorest pei SOUS.
ever eEOre the berg Pills, coull you
Obtain h'T go certain remed! for Bilious diseases,
Liver Conplai is. dyspepsia. Costiveness aud Asthma
Never 4. efOre this Fever aud Ague renee Y
could anything be found that cured all cases Of Chs
and Fever for SOC.
ever Before the Green Mountain Ointment
Was there 10 be Il. for 25c. any immediate cure
for Barns, Bruises, Cuts. old Sores, Erysipeas and
lntiammations, either external or internal.
Never BEFORE Narshall's Uterine Ca
tholicon Mas Failing "a the n"nb, s.u other
Uterine diseases found to be durable. Now, ten cases
out Of twelve cured by this medicine.
as- IL any physician snpposes that this Is merely "A
quack remedy, would reply, "tuat il is prepared
by Dr. Pumer"y. of Utca,a wealthy and old phsyican
OF the All"pathc schUoi-thRt we Ill furnish amy
putabe physician any quantity Of IL gr tuituusiy
test its merits ON his patients; and Furthermore, by
writing To ir- iomer"y, he can be furnished with IL
c"ni"hei paris IL Il the greatest blessing 10 me
fea sex that the science oi medicine has discovered
in century.
Never { efore the Grefenberg pysentary Sy-
rup there "A certain remedy for bloody Fiux Ivy
Sc tery. Darroa or Cuolera-now. all can be cured in
Jew hnars.
Never Before the introduction OF the Children Is
Pauaced, cOuu mother feel the lille # her babe safe
fer DAY, while under five years Of youthful
diseases ara strong medicines carried them ol-now
this medicine them. after teh doctor AID
nurses have pronounced their Cases hopeless. Price
only 5rc-
Never Hefore was any Tonic Bitter 50 popular
the H ih Bitter. that Gusts 25c. Why shoGt,i the
world Suffer from dyspepsia or Bilious diseases .
while tbs simple medicine can, at al times, prevent
il!
Never Before was any preparation Of Sarsa-
pariihi 70 powerful as that COMPOUNDED by the GrG-
feub-rg Co
Never Before has the Consumptive's Balm
foun, IL equa.. how many are the now IA life and
health, who would. this, have entered Death's
dark portal, II they had pot been recommended 90
use this IN preference 10 many rostrums that are
loudly vauntcdy
Never l. efore were Files and kindred diseases
ceriain cure. We have certificates Of persons en-
urely recovered after Dr Mutie. and othe great ply
sic anS had asserted that nothing but the knife cOod
aiard relief
Never Before could in1amed eyes and weak
ness Of sg 4 be cured FOR twenty cents. The Eye
Dton docs Il.
Never BEFORE any Book Published that
cOuti.a nr iicIi know ledge the g. afcu-
berg Manual Il HEALTH i1r twenty five cents. IL
ought To b. ia Every family ma the land.
Never a. eforc hasan Almanac been published
valuable Inc Health Almanac IL = furnished
graIuItously by all Druggists. aud by
AI.iX. MACKENZIE,
oet2l-u II College street, Nashville.
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w. T.. CNlLDS A. cos
PA Il r Mt
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

TIVE undersigned purchased the state Right for
Il Tennessee II the above Tsatent about Que year
portions of the state. asks tie attention - build
ers, and the public genersliy examine superior
ity over athcr nlssies Of Roofing.
The material forms a hard and smooth surface. II
IL impervious % water, elastic aud flexible. II viii
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure 20 Are: Il y
cheaper than any roof Il the old style and sure
viii give better satisfaction as TO its durability there
Is question II il the best thing invented for
painting of old ieaks Tin roofs-
RS- The Cement will be furnished 20 those NJ q dis
lance with directions Tor using
Es- COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
r. Orders sent the undersigned, through the
Post Once Will be promptly attended 10
would respectfully refer o. the following gentle
men Tor whom have covered buildings with the &c
inent, aHe ssaay Others whose names are not here
ARCHITECTS xArEE xSaAncs NASHVILLE
Hal A. HE1NAN,
Messrs. HUGHES s SMITH.
COLEMAN & SPAIN,
wM STOCKEII.,
Mr. n NJ. AkEROYD,
WARREN 4 MOORE.
HUUGH ArCULLnlGH.
Col. il / 1SbfRsoS. NJ Co.
Rev. y. ELLIOTT,
d. p. WILhfN,
T. ]. HEiGS,
ENOcH ESSLEy.
SLAUGHTER A HEREFORD,
W. b, SHAFARD,
J ~. WILLARD.
A. v. = IINfrtEY,
Gen. Wash. BARffgW,
W H. GoRIs0N X co
JAS ~. kENDRfck.
Rector q. g. SMITH. Cnlnmbis
MAJ A. J. DOSEfsSs1S. n4xfizaa eeaniyf
Cd A. }. POLK. Aasry csanty
aS- TIE Nashviito A chattAnoaSa naiiraAd G. MIA
az have Aioftsd fsss Csnleat ths covering u their
ezrs asd s4hef Wofk-
AZ osrs.noasss 4aa tssssHasal4is fros cnelnnsii
and ~lseu here where the Cement has been general
for several years. BE exlihfted-
The unaerslxaed e-s been eagaze1 IN varlous modes
q Eerneas ruslng Tor uzny year, and nztters hlsi
thai ise h1s EAineA sans exPcrlr1ce aud knos ledge
dortng that tishe.
have mn is arrangements receive EEr@riar
irapsztef article q RaoGng Fsls frosn Epxisros nzO
xExRs. Ssx York
s4mplss 70 Roonng - b sssn a en.re.
J. 7. NATflTEfT,
OGlce Ne. n nessrFisk street.
msyl8-sm Naesrrssas. TExz.
k1 hoxEs roBAcco. various brsa1s. ~
OU ssp>s-z nZIoE 90.
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Post Once.

SssasfttE March 80. fsse.
V~y0a ssa after the "a of April. the fost Osce u
4 - og.rsee ss~szessat haif-f4sl A ~. ana
elase a A. n One again al ?. Abe elise a
p n On al ashsr DAYS ths 0airc ~ Ne sI<nea a
hah-fas1 a. ci11k A ~ snd claze Al 4 o'rtsk p.
r. T. ANDERSON, Ross Master
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Executors sale of Real Estate.
no Exchange or Sale.

A LIKELY Negro Nctaan, s. y~srz oid, Ahf hef
n nEr ehatreA TIE olierf bsy -, ths h~xt Etit
10 aud dsfsn isfsnt. 9ili b. ss,ia
rss4aree h. atlirr NsfFeez ifvinE Ia ~
e..ssssy 4as tizI ~ants ihesn lbsE u-s. and
aat ~ ss=ac ulstsss Apply %
anElI-f VIII. j. lulA
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Nesroes for Sale.

HAVE aute a namber a Negroes 0a hana for
i s.l-- nussrsssf theun "A exneenf seatnstress asa
Elaass L Alsos several sos Ceask< .sless,
A. Oh so-,s. Nh l. BOYD, IN.
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DIVIDEND.

A DIVIDEND of twelve per cent. the Capita
II Stock Of the Nashville Commercial Irslta ncs
Company this day declared by the Directors, oul
Of the prohts Of the last STA Inauttis.
Nov I, 1888. JAMES WALKER Sec'y
-
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Change of Schedule.
@ - go 80 Gs.z4z!s
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
E5- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS ~
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON aud aner SUNDAY. JUIY 18th, 1855 the Pas
~ scnger Train viii a : follows
Leave Nashville daIlt al A. NJ and 2:3O y. VI.
Arriving al ChattGn,og at2:-O /. NJ. and IS A VI.
Leave Chattanooga at A. VI. and 4 NJ.
Arriving al Nashville AT $50 7. VI. and $40 A. NJ.
Through tickets are sold az Nashville 10 the follow
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THE GREFENBERG MEDIC!NEs

beautiful TOBACCO at 20 cents, warranted
ID just receiV ed at
noy5 JW LANGLEY 4 CO.'S
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dissolution.
PATTERSON l. FREEMAN,

PATTERSON 4 FREEMAN,
II ANE new IN store and are consiAntiy receiving
u nn1 assortment Of all kinds OF CABINET fuR-
AltUkE, ~htch they determined SSH as low A.
aay 0thef i0uss "a abe city a. the time war
sahtg their farntaFs 81 be of hess
anu dash. Ouc Il the hrns has yasf rctarnca lFoea
the east, where be personally sseee The slock
whrh IL all ef hnnExr MASCFAcrrex nna Lass
STYLE Our STOCK CONSISTS Ia FaFt of k0ss~osra ana
Mahogany Far.or turnltare, sste u ~hicn Is yefv
ane, IacsleF alb Ca4nabss Setts, bak Cases wars.
ro6cs kssiaing cA@rs. Lounses, sstAs, k.sy ChAirs
freaSh brastr4sis, Aasie stands, Mahogany CaAifs
Dressing Bureaus, Extelsina tsbus ,eic., etc., and
e0Enplele assortment 1t al kinds %
Low Priced Furniture,
snd every varsity 81 weod aud Cane seas CHAIRS
We wln cadcasor 81 please all, aad nil take ustrh
pleasure IA shaslas stE<k those may eAyor
sifh cali
easls-S1 PATTERSON FIREMAN
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HATS AND CAPS.


An receiving direct from the Manufactures all
the latest styles OF Fall and Winter Hats and Caps
for Men Boy ana ChdTens wear, consisting IN Part
Of the best Cashmere, Soft Fur Hats Of all qnates
Boys Cloth and Glazed Caps. Also, large lot OF
MEMS Boys and Chdrens Merino and Wool Hats,
which will be sold on reasonable terms for Cash or
punctnal dealers at Nos. SO and SO corner OF College
and Broadway by Il. K CUTTER
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November 9, 1877.
Little Miami and Columbus and
NENsA nA7I4SOAgs.
E Egssy3 - H-@
EXCLUSIVELY AN EASTERN ROUTE
Through Tickets
VIA.
Wheeling,
steubensville,
Pittsburg,
Cleveland.
Dunkirk,
Buffalo,

Niagara Falls
To all the Eastern Cities.
& A. NJ Lightning FxPrsss, throaEh Columbus and
ID Cleveland wifhout charge % ears. 80 =. NJ. Eve
ming kSpress. through 20 Bciiar andPHtsburg without
change Of cars.
Four Daily Trains.
FIRST TRATN.-fleveana, Pisisburg Steubenvllle,
and wheeling Lightning Fxpres--ieaKeE Cincinnati al
O'Clock A. ~ for ali the Eastern ces also, spring
aeif
Tlsis train STOPS between Clcnnati and Columbus
LsvelaIid Asrrslv, NcflIt. and Linden only.
sftuNii ff,AfN.-firveand Express Mah-Ieaycs
ein,inbata 20 A. " for Alnkirk ufao, New York
Bvt'n, SC, Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadelphia. Wash
lngtuu CITY.
Tbs tram stops At all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus.
THIRD TRAIN. -Aoeonmsdation--Ieavcs Cnclnnaii
AT t'so p n for spFnr held and CoiurnhuF
This train also mskes Conucct,ons for Wilmington,
betsres4 ttgr.Rnsfi and CoiHmbus
FOg IriH fRAIS.-f1eV~iaHd, f1tfShUre and Wbecl-
ina NIGHT ExgTess-IraNre Cincinnati ~ $50 O'Clock
r. n for al the Eastern efies.
Tis train stops a. al points between CHennAti and
Colut<eus-
No traln a sundays.
Trans ran By Columbus ssme-seveu minutes Easter
For Through Tickets
AID al Information "a tucinnat phrase Apply az the
Illle Mlauai aud Csvingtcn and Lexiaetsn once aa
Barnett liouse ~ The Ola Oce southeast corner
Broadway and hout, oIpesiir SPENCER House, -
j. DERAND. sspersusenden.
z r. FIIIER, GenefAl nckst Agent.
nv GAfNIFus LINE o1lis fsr passeagers AZ an the
Fpe al etcis Tor each aud every traln ~ leaving
etss~t cl.hrF - me above orcs wil call for
~s-sngsss AL f..rts ~ the city Wshaut tati.
II
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Russia Iron.
4 BBIS Just received and for sale by
It noy5 d. d nICKFY
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open h0uT before the starting al each Irstn which
allows ample time for the purchase 81 ilokcis. II Is
open al no other tine during tie day. las-,iErfs
for the Eastern c9tics leave the : A. NJ. Tran
which connects throughout Niih Trains TIE other
roads. lime TO Richmond ~ honrs: Washington two
days; Philadelphia Two and a half, and New York
three avs This y the cheapest AID best route FRI
NASH He O. the East.
New Orleans passengers leave on the ESQ =. VI.
Train arriving AT Memhis 10 time o. connect for NcN
Orleans, ON the evening ~ the next day, and go
tn Ough with boats without dctertan az Memphis
Those fer McMnnyilie Sparta aud ersheba Springs.
leave Nashville the 80 T. II. Train. which
meets circclly ~ Tuahona n ifl the TRAIN for McNun-
SIlle, Persous having AcAnny vile in the morning
arrive II Nashville al $50 y. NJ
Al Nashville, there boats which leave daily Tor
Smthand and connect Nth b. ats Tor different places
the ohioand Mississippi rivers; also, das liEe Of
stages for louisville, leaving every morning the
arrival of the night express
by this chang. Of schedule. the Train from Mem
phis conneets direct nt Stevenson with our up aud
down da! Trans, causing 10 delay a. Nashv lie and
Eastern IEssehgers aud the t"uT D. gsiuc1 over tho
former = LedLle Ia g'Hug H. Men rhs iitn NashN lille
G. l. AM EhSON,
. 1T General Ticket Agent
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Lace Leather.
= n SIDES Sole Leather just received and for sale
wv by ID. ID. DlCkEY.
nov5. B&S
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Produce.
WE will pay the highest market price in CASH for
w Bacon, Lard, Dried Fruit, Feathers and Bees
wax, EWING X SPERRY
octI2-
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1 nss. y ssshsa ~sshssl asasV
s1s2l-1Ei.ss4D
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11

SHER1FF'S SALE.-By virtue of commits
- sion and order of sale issued out of the Office
of the Clerk of the Marshall Common Pleas Court
of the county of Marshall and State of Indiana.
and to directed. i will offer for sale, as the law
directs, at the court house door, in the town of
Plymouth in said county, on the 9th day of March,
scrbed real estate lying and situate in the county
and state aforesaid, to-wit: Lot number twenty
FIVE il, Neidig e. Thomas addition to the town Of
Bourbon, as the same<B designated on the recorded
plat OF said town, with the tenements and improve.
ments thereon, to satisfy an execution fo- 1899 on,
III favor OF Henry S. Louchiene and Adolph Lou
cheine, against David and Catharine BOYER, on
foreclosure of mortgage.
]. F. VAN VALKENBURGH, Sheriff
febl1 (prfeeS2) Marshall Co, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11
Washington. Jan. 81

washington, Jan. 81.
The Lccompton Constitution. which ar
rived last night. will be sent to Congress
tomorrow. The President has received a
letter from Gov. Denver. declaring that il
the Lecompton Constitution is forced on
Kansas, civil war is inevitable.
Governor Wise, it ia said, has also writ
ten letter. strongly protesting against the
measure.
The moderate men Of the South are be.
ginning to be alarmed.
A Southern member of Congress viii
wait upon the President tomorrow morn
ing 10 mike formal remonstrancc agains
the Lecompson Constitution, and to war;
him that its passage will destroy the Dem
ocratic party.
NJ. Buchanan, however. still persists il
his infatuation. He declared to-day tina
the Lecompton Constitution must go thro
Congress.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11

all previous ones will have beenme types
and shadows, and that law and order will
only be preserved by the presence Of the
Federal troops.
1t becomes the opposition TO be cautious
how they charge upon US improper mo-
tives in opposing the LecomptOn Constitu-
ton. If they have any logic sufficiently
acute to show us any Inconsistency in our
position, we will gladly listen to it; until
they do this. we leave 1t without fear, tc
the judgment of sober. thinking people,
whether we are not standing faithful to the
pledges of the Democratic party, ss de-
clared in the Kansas Nebraska bill, in the
Cincinnati platform, and in all the speech
es of our leaders during the campaign Of
SO.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-11

engrossed an undue proportion of the pub
lie attention, and have sadly affected the
friendly relations of the people of the States
with ole another. and alarmed the fears
of patriots for the safety of the Union.--
Kansas once admitted, the excitement be-
comes localized, and will soon die away for
want Of outside aliment. Then every diff
fculty can he settled at the ballot boy
besides. land this is no trifing considera-
ton, 1.-THE Government will be enabled to
withdraw the troops from Kansas and to
supply them in service much needed
They have been kepti Kansas at the earn
est importantly of Governor Walker, to
maintain the existence of the territorial
government and secure the execution Of
the laws. He considered hat there are at
least 9 900 regular troops acting under the
command of Gen. Harvey. Acting upon
reliable information have been obliged,
in some degree. to interfere with the expe-
dilion to Utah, in order to keep down the
rebellion in Kansas. 1t has involved ve-y
heavy expense to the government. Kan
sas once admitted. it is believed that there
will no longer be occasion there for the
troops of the United States. l nave thus
far performed my duty on this important
question under deep sense of my respon
sibility to my country. Ny public life vii
terminate within brief period. and have
no other object of earthly ambition than t.
leave my country in peaceful AMI pros
porous condition, and live in the affections
and ct of my countrymen.
Dark and ominous clouds are now i'm
pending over the Union. l conscientious
ly believe that they can be dissipated Will
honor to every portion Of it. by the admis
sion Of Kansas during the present session
of Congress; whereas, if Kansas should b.
rejected, greatly fear that these cloud,
will become darker and more ominous tina,
any which ever before threatened the Con
stitution and Union.
! [Signed.1 JAMES BUCHANAN.