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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

EAVAL sTOREs-STiTIi
et be close hugh bb In shipping order psced
al i7c cash Crude Is n moderate request and with eht stock
prices stesdy O. SCI S. by 80 10 the receipts
irnne pospc. however Common Rosin ~
in light srppy and ses5y with good dsrnspd sor fg.oe de-
yefy 90 bbis arrive st 60 = $40 10, deyere
tie al reported yes.erisy s brought 81 81 the med
R ades are rsher quiet; sses OF lo a. ssG
u $50 b Tar Il plenty dull and heavy sses Of come yo bols
n Job los al 62l for Wismon aud s7 ~ lls for
Wellington and Wmnston, which shove he rate Tor whole
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

POIAANA-~- NV 80, - tr5u,
the Long 10 Ile 70.
80 br srp~arancs The receipts abundant. s4les OF
Iorx Island Msrc.rs soG69 basket, Jetsy
Dyckmsrs a. 81 81 g Dbl
SUGARS coDirus steady And moderate dems,a prevails;
be sses are So hacA Cuba 7de ana 80 hets Poro Re-
usipvs &c. f5I reai1s; sso lOi boxes Havana o. We
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

FEUITSsna sales have beer made a. but former prices
Lsrsuedoc Almonds are selling a. i5l:. Adcsn Peanuts
8 81 brsh Delaware snd M,ylsnd Peaches a. sld+! 81
A. bs,het Geeu Apples ga S3 - & bbl Al the Wes aud
Generally the crop of Apples reported sh5 Newtown PIP
pins are oking better and will be sblnlsnt than
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

NOIlSsYs There chsls7 notice prces ,iya.c.
r, ,.r.,isly 81 Mes Oe21s 10 s2eI have been r1sds
eICThs probable effect Of The yellow fever Chu .stoa
mon ,be uiosp. b. impaired al e
rsc,e n doir a. sac. cf 90 tcs. SSGs3 IS = leo n.
FEATHE Rs-Puie Wesern Se steady sAes II so q a:
5os-. cash ,
.Ss y m BE- auA.tsr ;hrd ices iAsn sveras y-A tie
S,s, receipts vii arrive aeui September J. .ld tae crop VII
] forward IN about the Quantities An 3s.ss ti las
,.,.on We quote 1875 .. sass.
IINE-Rocklsrd quoted 7o fos Cornon. There have
- no receipts Of Lump for some line.
IIfHs are steady q. ~ Is ~ days
NAILS Al. unchsngee We quote Csi a. 81. csh, sai s.
ak mop.hs =,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

Notice TO Mariners. .,s GF
n. ,,o,u RI issaes TEN BY Cso. Brown - - " -
K,,,..r are me L-uar. ssa l.saI.n I..-.-s ~
lst publIaAsS b. E& 9. W. b.sra
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

nouinsl.
CssA In mate ~ B u Pepper do. lin bd. csh) % 81
f}ins,y a PimeIto Jam. (cash).. a
flfnento bo-cnj
Nutmegs, No. l.....b5 doo Gloves tes<hl'..s's. d
Pepper. SumaTa...... SO
ffAS-In view Of the suction ss announced for the nue
d. future very little doing p Of ali kinSs steady
LIZ d.na
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
Ry TELEGRAPH.

CHARLESTON, A8g l7-Tbs q. 8. H. sssrsS,p ssvsss,I
CspL l.. b. Murray, a.T!ysd here a, ococt Je''s'1''
,f--irooc. -, itSst
SAVANNAH. Az. l1-The L. 8. IL s;etn..s.s< q .
arrived a; Der 1hsr Ia g hcuI from NJ ~ fsss
kEN-ORLEANs, Aug l7-Arriyed, 'hips Oss.i ~ IOJs>h
Lslnlel Dyer and d. H. Wi,zeD, nom Llysrp,oli .N
Eom Nes Yoik; bark 5rszisre, from Ro J'2sLoti 81 "
POSlOS, Aug. l3-Ariyec, bark DenrJ ~ + rrs-Y Ys-
:jns; bs Lsusnls Lavender, Cap. Ha,ion N.'. Cssff
Rsn.dlo.; James Crosby Clifford NALsnz - Lsrs+
J.ckso,yiie: A,bntus Bsk.r, Ancrossan se5n =
F,.nsn Port Prays fssl.ss Adam. Aug O.yi, q Or
SAVANNAH Asg. l3.--Tae steamship haS"ss
v.,ps "a. arIyei q. i.e bar q; o'cocs tnl' no'-''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

Frcn l 20 5tuns...to
From S 10 10 :lrs...... o.
Hrcn II 70 - tuns.. g, dfste Hsyssk U casA
Frn 2 20 - tuns..... o.
- A. 70 40 turs... s0-S ssys tsn sa.s II eslvsry
- st 10 e .urs.... 5o-5 .ays rcla ea< 81 tei7sxy
~ 100 ara urw~rt. Go lays ron 3A.e CT delivery
sIiss-InerioAn Window ' '.nns 9: sdisc7rnt 81 4S y
-. Irsnsb 90 q 1895 sent e rerS card
syOTI uclra.e h4li-ess - I;ssf, rs.: 81. :.
p.,. j. no, ga q Bs:l n IT., ~ 2 ses; ssaA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

Markets.-CARTTvLLY REPORTED Foi TIE N Y. rnisrNE.
"WEDNESDAY, Aug Is 1859.
ASHES-The demand 10 A for Pearls e6d % oo. P,ts
esSy and saabe So SAerxus firm ., Sc TIE s,cck
hand consists Of Geo bbls. Pots and SCI eos. PeaTA
BSESWAX-Anerican Yellow continues 10 reques. .. 3.q9
SAc., cash
COrf0N-There 10 tone and iits activity The
2Co0 bales tgAcs.u. The
s'oo bses including coo in gsns;a the export l6 bie al
10 Liverpool We quotes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19
RypOpr

AkPCRT.
rorAI EEerIITs or cArTLs KINDS Fos -HE WIZ.
According to ihs reports from s various uskeples u tie
;,y there Lave besI received for 10:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

We ouo:s the Providence nsrke::
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

RETURNED-Bask EhIa5e;h. Young hence Tor ssa - .
Aus T. for pairs having tb. 18th 70 Ia. IS -, 70.
s.is fsoEs ~ 2. sPrars ne head Of the rudder
Z GoocirT BGo..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-19

s,ss r Heavy Csra aoe fs -. A.s, .ac.s
.ys.,ss s.d q. q s7. Msss: d. Abo-: so nN.
he. 20 day.
Gss 'eDow ;ss :srs:t 6 sss :ses.sS " k--seI Esu
pryeyGS;
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30

II am going home, George. VIII you 20
with me y
"Crrtanly," returned the husband. She
took his arm, and they walked home in silence
When Emma had taken off her things She
sat down in her chair, and looked at the clock.
"Ion are come home early tonight, remark.
ed George.
The young wife looked up into her husbands
face, and. with an expression half smiling nnd
half fearful. she answered, i will confess the
truth, George: have given mp the experiment
managed TO stand it last evening, but could
not bear it through tonight. When thought
of you here all alone, | wanted to be with YOU
IT didn't seem right | haven't enjoyed my
self at ALL | have no home but this
Say you so ? cried George, moving his chair
to his wifc's side and taking one of her hands.
Then let Inc make my confession. have
stood it not whit better. When | left the
house this evening, ! cond bear no longer. |
found that this was no home for me, while my
sweet wife was absent. ! thought | would
walk down by Uncle Johns and see your face,
/ if possible had gnzcd upon your empty
chair til my heart ach,d.' He kissed her as
he spoke, and then added, while she rccnrd
!
good lesson. Nonr presence here is like thc
bursting forth Of the sun after storm aud Il
You logc me as love YOU which. of course
| cannot doubt--Wy presence may afford Som'
sunlight for you. At all cNcnlS, our NEXT cN
pertinent shall bc to that effect will II,
and see how much home comfort we can iinc
Willie We are both here 10 enjoy IT
!, Emma was too happy 'o express hcr Joy y
words but She expressed it nevertheless mt
: ia Il manner, too. not TO he mistaken.
The next evening was spent ~ nome NY boil
husband aud wife, and i was season Of mneI
r'lioymcnt. III short time Gcore' began L
, realize how much comfort WAS TO hc found il
I NJ quiet auh peaceful home and the longer h
enjoyed this comfort, the more plainly did III
see and understand the simple truth that !
takes two TO make happy home, aud that
, the wife is one party, the husband must be III
other
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30
No. 10. Old LEVEE,
NEAR NANAL ST NEW ORLEANS. |

NEAR CANAL ST. NEW ORLEANS.
[EsrABIiSIED ~ ls31.1
AAlfACTpREls aud Dealer in every dcscrip-
vi tion Of Camp Furniture, such TENS. all sizes
and qualities. Portable Cots, Camp Stools X Chairs
would particularly call the attention Of Eng-
neers, Railroad CONTRACTORS and Others to my recent
~ patented PORTABLE CHME BED THIS article
weighing only ahoht eighteen pounds, aud which
larns completc easy chair, is easily transformed
INTO complete and comfortable Cot Bed with all!
the advantages OF mattrass and pillow without The
cumbersome weight Of either. To the sick it will
he found Invaluable as the occupant can be changed
to any position without delay or trouble.
also manufacture superior article IF light or
heavy canvass betting for gin bands, AZ, do, do,
hose Tor railroad or plantation use. Those using
gntta percha or india rubber betting or hose, and at
ohe-haf the cost and made of amy size or strength
required.
l'arclar attention paid to getting up in superior
etyle, every description of plain or embroidered silk
Iags or banners for military or other companies,
Flags of all natioss, Jack Pennants, nc. Flags
neatly repaired.
Plain and fancy goods for awnings, light and
heavy canvass French and English bunting for flags
&c., for sale in any quantity.
y. B. find it necessary to state that no person
has succeeded me in my business as it has been and
is stated by persons in this city II, CASSIDY,
No 10 Old l,evce, near Canal street, " o,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30
HEINIBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION

OF
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND ELulD
EXTRACT BUCllu,
for Diseascs ol Me Bigiir. h8pryS Gra'd. DropW,
Ij,dhntsSes. OLsiruaohS Sccrf DiSotSes.
Ema,e t6mpteint. and M diseases q @c SeJmi o,9ans,
Arising from cxccssrs and imprudrnccs in life aud re-
moving all improper discharges from the hliutr KID
ntys, or sexual organs whether cNlSt'ng u
MALE OR i Il VI 4 II,
From whatever cause they may have originated
AND No MATTER OF now Long STANDING.
Giriag hedM und rjyor 10 ho t,diac, dnd bloom 10 @t
paiiii tHeh.
JOY TO TlIE AFFHCTED!i
II curcsncrvous and dcb.limtcd sufferers and removes
all the symptoms, among which will be found
lndispositiun
To eXcttion. loss of
power loss OF memory,
difficulty OF breathing. gen
eral weakness. horror OF dis
ease. weak nerves. trembling. dread
rul horror OF death night swca's cold feet.
wukcunvs> dmncss Of vision. langnor, uniNcr-
sa lassitudr of th" muscular system often enormous
appetite with dyspcplic symptoms, hot hthds
flushing OF the body. ,lrynrss Of the skin,
pad countenancc and cruptionS on
the face, pain ia the back, hra
yincSs Of the cyclils. fire.
quently black spots
flying before
the eyes.
with temporary sulnsun aud loss Of sight, want oi ti-
ltNInl, great liINlIlN, fiFllH~N'rN WIN HlIbl ~
society Nnll ng il more desirable io suel pa
tiunls than solitude aud nothing they innlr
dread for fear of themselves, no T..
/ pose OF manner. no cnrncsHes-. 30
speculatiOn but hurried
transition. from one
question iu an
otlpr
These symptoms II allowed tn 20 on which thi.
madeleine invariably removes Soon follow. In~" bF
POWER. FArtiTi AND ErlLECTlt FlIS-in nnr
If which the patient may expire. Who can sny hal
hrsr ryrr.-cs are hot frequently followed ~ tha-t
d'rcul diseases INSANITY AND tONSl MFrluN
The rocnrs uf The INSANE ASllIMS. ami ilir me
lnucluly dcnth- by tpNSl MpTlON, boar ample wit
np.s ~ tl truth of these assertions. la iHnac asy
um- thr most melancholy exhibition appears. lhc
cpnutculnrr is actually soldrn and quite destitute
neither mrlh grci ever visit i. should sound
ul Tie voice occur. il i rarely arjcIlatr
with wolul measures wan despair
luw ,ullrn sound, hi- grief bcnird.
Debility Il most terrible! ana has brought thon
sands upun thousand, (" untmul, grayc. thu, blast
ing th" ambition ul many noble youth.. 1t can l'
cured by the use Of this
Infallib bic Il M ".
II you are sull, ring Win any 81 The abny" hi.tro,
sing ailments. the FLl'ip EXTRACT ECtHU vii
cure yuu. TRY II and he Convinced Of its efficacy.
BEWARE ~ orArh NosrRrws ~ urACk pucrpla.
who lalsriv boast ui abilities aud y l,rcnco. CITIZEN
Know tui nvod them, AMI save long -uh,riH man
- and exposure. by >rudiHg uf cnllu- iur a hottl
nt this popular and SPECIFIC REMEDY
II nllay- III pain ana inflammation, u perfect
pleasant ~ II taste aud odur. but immediate ~ il
action.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30

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do hrnaoic
do citric
do muria,ic
do nitric
do oyallc
do phosphoric
do prnsslc
do pyroligncous
do suIphnric
do t,rtalic
Ether, acciic
do chlorir
do sulphuric
Aspltaltum
Alcohol
Alors
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30

RA WFORD,
Il DEALER IN DRUGS
", CLINTON, La.
n large and complete M.
&c.
,g direct from the mann.
u large and varied assert.
,hcmicals, which he Offers
rms rs can be had In the
II few of the articles al.
Y store viz.
Morphine, acetate
do sulphate
do muriutc
Moss, Iceland
do Irish
Musk, grain
Nipple shields
Nursing bottles, ass'd
Nu,galls
NIX vOmich
Oil Of almonds
do annisced
do bcrgamot
do black pepper
do cajcput
do Carawuy
do cassia
do ccdrat
do chamomile
do cloves
do capoitn
do crOtOn
do crgot
do frnnel
do beliotrope
do jasmin
do juniper
do lavender
d. nrrol'
IA olives
do orange
do r,iIanumi
,o paichouly
DO violet
40 ponnyroyai
do poppermins'
dO rosemary
do sassuirns
,lr sa,ir
do sncciM'
do yrrbcna
do wintrrgrcch
do wurmse,d
OTTO Ui roses
Paint. chrome yellow
do ehrom. gre.R
6o tiihargr
AZ saria gpeca,
40 Plm--ian blue
do rbite had
30 rcd lead
Paint bvu,hcs, assorted
Paper, e2cry drscriarlou
tatrnt medicines, viz.
Arabian fpiiprrs
Ayecs' rathmtS pills
Ayers fts"ry prcioral
pr. Jaync'- family mrG.
lew David. plaster
court Plaster
Lyons hailiairrn
Nrlan.'s liver r,lls
Mclnncs vermirugc
Mustang linimcnt
ladclibIc ink
Darry's 'ricopherou.
Brandrcth's pills
Brown : css, Jam. ging.
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30

SNuFF-4 doz, Scotch 6 doz Macaboy, and doz,
~ Rose "Dclphlt," for Gale by r. WALKER
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-30
ARTHUR WORD,
NrItOl,ESAlE Il RETAIL DEALER IN DRUGS
w t\n MEnIttINES

M TIUIESAIE KETAIL DENLEK in DRUGS
w AND MEDICINES,
No. ,, BRICK ROW, CLINTON, La.
Keeps constantly Oh hand large and complete M.
soltmcnt Of Paints. oils. Pertumcrics &c.
lie is constantly receiving direct from the mann.
factories and other large and varied assert.
ment Of Fresh Drugs and Chemicals which he Offers
for sale on rs favorable terms rs can be had In the
Southern market
The following comprises few of the articles al.
.unN. To Ln Lnnnl ~ his Drng StnrC VIZ
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1858-01-06
Kansas and the Administration.

Il now appears that the newly.
elected members Of the Kansas Leg
i.la,u1e have been T6pckoi-ed BY the
proclamation or Acting Governor
Stanton, and ths. il i, to readopt the
Topeka Constitution aud place it in
competition w:th the Leconptor Con
vehtion We sNeuIj think it difficult
t. draw 4 real distinction between the
lsga, p.ocec ding. which resulted IA the
forms,.an ofths Topeka Constitution
sBt those now resorted 20 By Mr.. Stan
ton through the premature calling to-
gether Of the new Le2isisture. Mr..
Stanton lad nc Authority to issue such
proclamation tie initistory step,
therefore. was Illegal and void. The
members Of the Legislature have no
rights as member. until the lst of } ar
uary, 1850. Their assembling, there
fore, is Illegal, and all their proceed
ings are E;nrpations, end hence null
and void. Whist, then, if they DO Il
sGopt tie Topeka Constitution and
submi. it to tie people 10 he voted f7r
in competition vita the Lecompton
Constitution? Upon the principle in
tue Arkansas case, and upon the prn-
ciple recognised by the report Of the
Committee on Territories, made on
the End of March, 1856, the applica-
ton for admission under such Illegal
proceedings must be rejected Caiicd
together GHdorgoai-s& as il is, IL IS ao'h-
lag mare Dca secoHd eGitjon ofthe 10
ycta Coarcr'ioa. No enabling act of
Congress is asked for-uo valid terri
ioriai 'eo'ajative act is to be passed,
but tho Topeka Constitution is to be
presented tbs second time with no
better or higher sanction than when it
was presented before.
Washington Union.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1858-01-06
Gov. Wise's Message.

The Virginia papers contain very long
and elaborate Message of Gov. Wise. IL,
dispatches Federal Relations in few words
the following paragraph containing all:
"fEpEKAL kElArloNs.-During the las
year an election for President and Vice
President ot lhe United States WAS held
which portended results of the deeper in.
terest 10 our reople. They were saved
from apprehended evils. which ! will moi
rsrsplulate, in order 10 avoid irritating
the temper Of the times, But at one mo
menta dark cloud shrouded the heavens
Of oar happy country, and seemed ready
10 burst over and destroy our many ric h
AVID glorious blessings. Then it was thet
! felt called on TO address TO certain of the
State Executives letter of which the ac-
compsAying Is aeopy. Its objects were to
defend the rights and liberties Of the State
OF Virginia. = protect her people and to
save the Union. Happily the eec lion it.
seti accomplished these objects, and there
was nothing more for me 10 do but 10 re-
joice with every patriot ia the result. The
omens Tor the future are far better than
they have been; and the warnings OF the
past are poteat to dispe the clouds which
we're lately 50 dark and threaloning Our
Federal relations are now in sale hands,
and with abiding confidence ! leave them
there, to be watched and guarded by
Jealous vigilance, but not 10 be disturbe q
by mere faction or TO he destroyed by the
selfish. sinister or sectional spirit of disor
ganizatioa. | recommend that We all. in
all lhe departments. unite as band Of
brothers, 10 attend. undivided and unspeni,
for this one session at least, to the business
relations Of our own blessed common
wealth."
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1858-01-06
Later from Eapsas--Election.

ST.. LOUIS, December 29.-Leaven-
worth dates to the 25th have been re-
ceived. At Leayenworth, the vote
for the Constitution stood 235 for, and
0 against slavery. There was great
excitement. Many Missourians were
present. Some took oath that they
were inhabitants Of the Territory
Several OF them were arrested, but
Judge Lecompton issued writs ofhabeas
coryas for their release. Calhoun was
burned in efligy. Ely Moore was
shot in the leg. 1t was rumored that
Gen. Denver had issued orders for
the arrest Of Lane.
ST. LOUIS, December 30.-Later.-
The vote in Johnson county, Kansas,
was 1000 votes for slavery, having a
majority. In Oxford, 1900 votes were
cast. In Wyandotte, there is ii aati-
slavery majority.
Denver gives up tie territorial arms
to the militia.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3O.-Kansas ad-
vices to the 2lst say that civil war is ra-
ging In Bourbon county and that there
had been several conflicts between
the prO-slavery and snti-slavery par
ties. A number of prisoners were Ia
ken on both sides. The United States
Marshal, with a force Of so men, de-
manded the surrender Of the free-state
party. They were answered by a
vollcy Of musket balls; the FIRE was
returned; the fight lasted an hour
The pro-slavery men finally retreated
with the loss Of one killed and and two
mortally wounded. The Marshal
was dangerously wounded. Lane
was ennenched at Sugar Mound, de-
tcrminec to fight il the Dragons at
tackled him. A battle was regarded
as inevitable. There had been excl.
ting debates at .he Lawrence Conven-
tion. Speeches were radical and rev.
olutonary.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1858-01-06
Washington News.

WAsnISeroE, December s4.--The Senate
and House have sgreed 10 adjourn to the
4ih ofJanuary.
Requisiion was made on the Treasury
for $3.50. 900 for anesrages due members,
sin ce the 4th Of last March.
Contracts have been made for engraving
the new Treasury notes. they are to be is
sued in about two weeks.
The President has transmitted to the
Senate the correspondence in reference to the
bombardment of Greytown. in which Count
Sartiees, the French Minister, asks for m
indemnity for the actual losses sustained BY
frenoa sahjectA. AIR. Marcy deEies The
right and equity Of such a demand, by !
letter to sartiges. who made no sespc use
but says he vii seni Nsrc-'s letter 70 Ii.
French Govsrnmsnl
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1858-01-06
Late and Important from the
Plains.

The St. Louis Democrat Of Thursday has
the following:
We are in receipt ofa few items, Of
later Intelligence from Utah. than that pub
lished by US on yesterday. Monsie ur
Mageau reached here last evening, having
gotten On the steamer Edinburg. on the Sd
instant, at Kansas City. He is just forty
days from Salt Lake City. He reports
having met the government trairs blocked
up in the snow--the cattle dying. the Off
GERS and men gloomy and dependent
The Mormons were making the most active
preparations to repel the troops. Brigham
Young had stated in public council, that
he would harlass the United States forces
and keep then, out until they received re-
cruits enough to overpower him, and then
burning the city; he would lead bis people
into the mountains.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1858-01-06

The venerable widow Of the immorta
Calhoun visited the tomb Of her husband
on Sunday last, at St. Philips Church. af.
ter the congregation dispersed. accom-
panied BY one of the elder members of the
church end vestry and two ladies' The
visi! was siiec ting-the widow never hsv-
ing been in the city since the demise of her
iustrioas husband-and her simple and
unaffected exclamation OF. "And is this the
tomb Of my husbsnd!" brought tears to
the eyes OF those who accompanied her,
while her own we're streaming with recol-
lections Of the past, and cheerful hope Of
a happy meeting in 1.-The better land."--
From the graveyard. The widow then Wis
tied the statue. at the City Hall; aud, after
contemplating il in all its bearings. in mel,
ancholy silence. pronounced it very
good likeness!-Chsrleston Evening News,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1858-01-06
Death o. Gov. 2unnsls.

esiefday morniGg an express from
Houston to his son Ia tais CITY brought
the sad Intelligence Of the death o.
Gov, ilbgap O. Runa<ls, who expired
IN Houston day before yesterday, az
ter a sickness which sad confined him
TO bis bed for several months, with a
gradual decline for several months
previous to his confinement We IN
derstand his disease WAS called by hi.
physician, the consumption. Gov.
tunnels had beeo a citizen Of Texas
Tor about Eileen years, having previ-
ously been one Of the most prominent
ciilzens OF ofMIssissippi, Of which State
he had been Chief Executive, and
welded for years "A strong controlling
influence in public affairs. During
his residence in Texas he has not
sought public Office, bat he wa. elec-
ted from Brazoria conniy 10 the con
yeAtlon, and last Au~ust was elected
State Senator from l!arris county, bat
was prevented from ,akiag his seat b,
sickness which ags terminated in Lis
death.
As q citizen, Gov. Runnels was a
man OF the stricIc4t honor and integ-
rity in all his transactions, and a,
public man ni- position in The Demo
cratic party has always been bold,
consistent and unccinpromising. We
have understood that ri, public ca
retr in Mississippi wa, somewhat
stormy, but, as we have understood,
his political opponent. always appre-
ciated his hIghto bearing and
honorable character, and we know he
leaves many, very many, warm and
devoted friends 10 lament his loss.
GareSioa Ncws, dee. u.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1858-01-06
Important from Kansas.

ST.. LOUIS, December ss--Advires
from Kansas to the St. Louis Republican
says that the State Constitution with slave.
ry. was carried by large majority. 1t
was reported that large body Of men had
gone to Lecompton to seize the territorial
arms. A letter. dated Lawrence the 7ist
inst, says that Gen. Lane has gone 70 Fort
Scott with the avoWed intention TO destroy
tha. place and exterminate the pro slavery
settlers Of the Shawnee reservation, and 10
carry war into Missouri
Gen. Denver has assumed the Governor
ship Of the Territory. Nothing authentic
has been received from Fort Scott.