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All Amour A WOMAN, AND Mas
RED OxE at 1mSLl-Up at Portsmouth
Ohio, they have had All ss:i .ising lawsuit
Three ladies were passing a sto:e before
which several gentlemen were stand.
ing. The stofekeeper said one e the
ladies', whose face he had not noticed
was not Mrs. H. One of the party
said it was another said it wasn't. The
merchant said he would give him a sack
of coffee If he would GO and see. He
went, saw, and returned and said The
lady was Mrs. H. Of verlety. IN the
morning he claimed the sack Of coffee
sending over horse and cart. when {
little sack holding an ounce or .'-.--, p. g
pared for the purpose, was-laid on thu
cart aud duly delivered dy the cartmar
to the astouished Holmes. Holmes re
paired to the store and claimed
regular sack of coffee; it was refuses
He brought a suit; jury was impannel
cd and rendered a judgement agains
Hyatt, ordering him to deliver to Holme
a fifty. pound sack of Java coffee, wort
eighteen cents per pound.-( MemPhi
Appeal.
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FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
CHANCELLOR BUCKLEY.
EDIroE CLAmoS; Our distinguished Repre-
sentative in Congress having departed this life,
il becomes necessary for Us to seek q suitable
person to I'll that high position. I know Of
many who are worthy q the homo aRd smang
them Chancellor b. @. BueKLES, ofSt5ndee.i8.
General Buckley san accomplished, dignt6ed
and ehivalrous gsrilsmfn, having olen shown
hrs devotion to the cee nlry both in the com,
ellis Of toe State and l,e Ieulad. fslss ne iS a
DeinovrvEu urine States Rights school. and would
prvo a wOSlhy socscssor Of his illuslriOus pre-
decossor.
A CrrzES or cOviSeroN coUNrY.
williamsburg, Aug. 10. 1858.
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Y mas, GUSnINGHAM MARRrED.-TbeN
- : sunday Atlas says that the lannon's
lor ,ntamous) J. ]. Eckel, has mar -S5
s.s M u! Cunningham, and that thew are
n living together. as Of old n Us a,o
r 10TH GUY. Eckeli is proprietor of q,
y been indicted as nuisance. '"''
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A western editor having published a
long leader on " hogs, "a rival paper in
the same village upbraids him tor ohlru-
ding his family matters upon the public
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An exchange paper tells of a person
who prelaced his sermon with, "My
friends, let me say few words before
we begin" This Is about equal TO the
chsp who took 9 short nap before be
went 10 sleep,
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If petticoat government is not more
oppressive now than formerly, it is Ger.
tainly double in extent.
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MAMMOTH GAYS OF KENTUcKY---Tbc
avenues in the cave, thus far discovered,
number tive hundred and seventy-five,
1851 and their aggregate length is es-
innate at two hundred (2O0,) miles. Mr..
Holston, who was in the cave when the
iron lamp was lost, still resides near its
mouth. He is now 90 years OF age,
Stephen, the old guide, died ast'year.
The Green River Barrens, that fifty
years ago were covered with grass and
Strawberries, morning glories and
other pretty flowers, and the resort Of
imense hocks Of quails, and a multi
tude Of rabbits, are now a great forest o
oaks. hickory and chestnut trees. This
great change from field to forest hai
been made in less than half century
The germs Of the oak, the chestnut ant
the hickory were in natHre-unles
we give the great colony of squirrel
the credit If planting the chestnut, tn
walnut and the acorn, from their white
stores Of these outs collected in o,he
localities. a
The temperature Of the air III
cave is at fifty-nine degrees Fahrehheil
I the air dry and salubrious. No thunde
is ever heard or lightning ever see
within the cave. A current Of air IS nor
coming outof the cave, and Of suficier
tfarce Ito DOW out The blazaOf
sesi =, Sszak.ia The cave combs sio
% thfHa g8t5 - lssgVIuu e ~
Hon y Soy. Darkness sizere.
- ok that it can be felt. and slid
proto and as(to be impressive Asy5n
\ desert ption.
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BRAHDoE REPVBLIcAH.-A. G. MATERs. Esq.
loF some time editor Of the above paper, has Pur
chased halEIntsFSSl 10 the establishment,
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DIR. ]. g. CRAWFORD.
We the undersigned citizens fJssper Coupiy
Mississippi. certify that having had DIR. t. G
CRAwToRD in our employment as Teacher FOL
tho last eight months, would return TO him ouI
sincere thanks for the faithful performances Of
she duties Of HE station. and upon bis leaving IA
we tender him our kindest wishes.
Rev J Terral William Stay
Rev Wm Mccormick w Deem
Up Morrison c Blue
A Bell ID A Morris
T e Heidelberg. ST A ID Campbell
&c HARRISON David Row ell.
DauisriRe, Aug. Il, 1858.
Lord John Russell recently, at pub
lie school, after recommending the study
of Grammar, advised them to read De
Foes Robinson Crusoe, as q model o.
clearness and simplicity Of style.
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haas
From Jasper 10 San Augustine.
From G.lmer IN Upshur eouoiy TO Sulphur
Springs, (Brighs Star r. o. IN Hopkins county.
From Petersburg on Like Soda 10 Harrison
couniy, 10 Marshall along the railroad.
From Alto 10 Cherokee county 10 county tltslf
Angelina county, OF Jone.yille.
Fseu Logaasport Vie Trairs Store. Hilliard's
and Buena Vista 70 Nacugdochss.
From PARIS 10 Lamar county 70 Moubi Pleasant
10 Titus county.
From Crockett via s!slFs Lrodf-s 10 Centre.
vile.
Fron Fors ssilivas via oamsroa 10 B,nso1.
From cunningham via Iesshurgh 10 Lexington.
from Seguin via Post Oak, sutherland SPRING.,
Chism's Crossings o Helena.
From Bstten 70 0aiesvtlle.
From Cenfrevilie 70 Magnolia
IRON n. MarY's via Rsiugo 10 G3'iad.
From Magnolia 70 CentreVilis.
Fr0m Fort Davis 70 Preside del Norte
IRON haraball via Gilmer. onisman and Green
VILE 10 Dallas.
IRON some pOin, in Tszls to San Diego IN Cali.
iornia
IRON Tyler via Athens, Constance and Drssdsu
10 Waco.
from Columbus 10 George Waldman's.
VERMONT.
IRON Cabot via Walden, East Hardwick and
GreenboFo 10 Barton.
IRON Barton via East Cnfisburry and Crafsbu.
~ 10 North Crarsbury.
IRON Readsboro', Vermont, via Monroe 10 Flori-
do 10 Massachusetts.
IRON Caaileton via Hubbardton 10 Sadbnry.
Frnm Hancock 10 Addison county via Granville
" Warren 10 Washington county.
VIRGINIA.
IRON oakland 10 Homeland.
Ffom Beaver Dam DsDort via ChilesbuFz Apple
Wood and Hippo'a 10 Thoruburgh.
From North River Mills, 10 stonesvlile IN lamp
shire county.
IRON Grsenville, TO Mount Airy, in surrJ county.
North Carolina.
from Manniug'oa via Eogenius Wilson's TO
West Union.
ron Keitorman's In Hardy county via Mallow's
Settlement, SWedln illtl, Brakes Run, Oak Fiat,
Sugar Grove aud Palo Alto 10 MeDoNell 10 High
land county.
from Russellvile via Springvale, james Tally's
Ford tie Nolaehueky river. Dritkolfs on Slate
creek, Evans Cross Roads 10 ParrOtisvile.
Fran Bolton, via Gorby's, Isaac MilleF's Abaa-
lon PoslleWaiia, and Benjamin Jo5nstous 10 New
Marunsvllle.
From wyllisaburE. via otter Hill, Medon, Greg.
ory's Sore aud Thomas 0regory's, 70 Boydten.
From California 10 Smithvilie.
From Upshur {. H., up French creek, via Wal~
ksrville, Jacksonville, berjamin W. Haymouud's
Store, 10 BrAxt0n county, 10 0ilmer q. II.
From Jsasfsonville TaIsWsll county, 70 Mellow
81 Q. u.
From Lebanon, Russell county, via Sand LlsE, 70
Buohanan Q, II,
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NORTH CAROLINA.

From Nswkurn 70 Adams creek
From Atlantc and Norih Cafolina Railroad
10 Adams creek.
From Newbefn 20 Bay River
From Lssohsiis in FfankfoH eounlyio Head
Of Purge
F,om Bssufort y Portsmouth
From Baulebora' 70 William ,. Lewis, Of
Prospect HM IN rigecomb etunty.
From Mosley Hsii in Lenoif county 70 Jeri'
From Mossley Hal via Hookerton 10 Green
vile.
from Nahaunia in Wayne county to Boil
Head ~ Green county
From Midway Viz SANDY Ridge 10 Folion
From Columbia 10 Gun Meek
From Isachhurr Johnson connfy n Raleigh.
From Niyohsh on ne line Of tho Blue Ridr,
railroad through he valleys or Chevo and TIE
cote o. Hanging Dog to Murphy
Fiom Thomas creek Post Odios via Douglas
Ford aud Green Harder TO Dobron
From Madisou IN Rockingham county 10 Mar
uns Line Kiln. in Stokes eouniy
From Loskvio via Martin Grogan's Gfogs
eanvils 20 Horse Posture IN Henry county
From Jefferson 70 John Eldrgo. ssqF, IN Ash
couniy. Is
Prom Thomasvills via Eden. Nanees Afllls
salem Church. Tasseter's Mills, New Hope In
sttuto, Bsnoy's Mills 70 Troy
From Jackson 10 NeWborn
From FnLkinsvillo via Richland creek u
Sinue Lick
From Walkersvills via Stewards store. D. ID
A. Belk's, and Jackson Slognin's, 10 Please
ilil. lsouth Carolina
Ffom Kinsion Lsaor county 70 Eichland
Ouslow couRiY
From wsynssvilis. Haywood vi
Csuahooshe creek % Daadrides. Jea .fson eoun
/ ", Tennefse
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County Of Grand Traceyse, AEch;rnn e..
Mrs. Josepha n. Green, bein9 JnIv
sworn, deposes and says, tina. the Ia,ter
OF DIR. John Morton, hereunto amend.
cd which she has read. is strictly time
SO tar at 1t goes, though much oeibe his.
tory OF what occurred at her bro,ber,s
(the late Mr.. Hayden house il omitted
and thus she deposed of her own
knowledge. JosEPnA H. GREEN.
Sworn aud subscribed before me n M.
tary Public, in and for the conn
y OF Grand Traverse, and State of
Michigan, on the 25th day of Nav
A. D. 1858. nay
JAMES TAYLOR, Notary Public.
County OF GRANp TaAveRsE. MI
cHIGAN' ss.-James Hueson, being dnlv
sworn, deposes and says, that he. in corn
pany with Geo. Green, Albert j. Railv
asd hcnry n. Smead. on the first dav
OF April last past, in the afternoon Of
SAID day, did go to the house of VIM n.
hayden then deceased, and they found
upon the ftoor Of the loom, in ,,,b;,h
the body OF the said deceased Law ami
near the door of the said room. The mn.
trid remains of human cornse.-a e..
male as the 1eponent verify believes
an9 AYERS; and that they carried aysv
Inu buried the body of said Hay1en
ueeeased and found the grave Of rhe
"He OF said Hayden, DECEASED !, ~
monIh OF August last, onen :, ~,
mead OF saidgrave; and that sa;d - eno
was empty OF the body of H., sa;I
"ie OF Hayden, deceased be;na u ra'e'
from said grave and that thew Ts, -
ca 70 SAID house wherein sa;S H.. 8
Ecu G.eu ana after removing the furpitnra
,iom SAD house the deponent ali -
.ne request of Mrs. Green. s;s,sr - =
sara hayden, deceased, and Mr. c. -
" f,in-iaw OF said Hayden. deco
eo' set hre to said house. ana ,bn, eaas'
mousse was thereby entirely conSnn ra.1
WIN all that remained in said Su.'.u
and burned to ashes. This ! - $50
my own knowledge. '0' OF
w. JAMES HUDSON.
II 7 aver and solemnty swear TIA, n,
sooVe affidavit is strictly ana en,;, ~
Tue' OF our own knowledge
GEO. GREEN,
H. X. SMEAD.
A. j. BAILEY.
sworn and subscribed before me NJ
tsry Public, in and foa The countv -
urand Traverse, and State "a Mn;
gan, on the 25th day of Mn,- a N =,
1905 JAMES TAYLOR,
Notary Public.
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NEBRASKA TERRITORY.

From Brounsyills vie Nsuaho city, Afehar
falia city, NonieFey, salem, Pleasantviile anc
PaWnoe city b Table Rock
kfom henaha city via salem. Plymouth and
foshaiian 10 Topska. IN (Kanas)
ffom Omaha city 20 iowa city, (lowa)
tfom Omaha city vie Cedar Island, Eighi
Miie Grove. Mouni Pleasant and waservi.ls q
Nebraska civ,
FROM PlaHosmouih 20 Pacific CITY, (Iowa)
Irom Foaionells via LsNisburg to Do Wit
N Cuming county
From Nebraska city vie Helena. Kinssion
tb.s,aiiies; and Blue Springs to MsDsvIlls ia
ffom Blue sprinrs 70 A,ehlsou. CK,nsls)
From Nebraska ciiy via Hambura. Clafins,
And kedlotd % Charitan ,(lswa)
From NeoIsska city va Qaincy, Red Oak
Junction "a Winisf'sll flawnl
ffom CoVingtou 70 Sioux city. Iovya
ffom Monfoa, Monroe couuiy. via Clovs.
lad, Columbus Blehsnan. Emerson. Nos,h
Bead, funisnelie. Cuming city, Medal, n
Of soldier liver 20 Nagnolis, Iowa
from believus We Fairview 20 Plaitford
Flem Bellevue We Junction city 70 Council
nluds (lous1
F'oa Bellevue Vi. g. M.'y'..o P.oiao city
(lows)
From Bellevue via Iiazshoa. Eik Horn. Pre-.
mont spfinevllle Frauklin. Emsrioa, Bnehan
a., Columbns. Monroe, Grand lslsnd city, "a
New Per- Ksarnsy
Prom Bellevue b Larimes city
From Omaha eily Va Musoud river 10 o.
Joseph. Mssouii
Fiom D.ho,sh city Vi, GsIsna 10 Pacific city
% ne Niohfsran river.
FrOn BEovusylls Vie FsDshs cry, Pwu
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NEW MEXICO

From saula Fe via Cnasda. A,tqaisF sid
Reio, 10 ne county Of RIO Arida. h dan An
tonic. Los CorsIos) N tha oouniy n Tsos.
from Pert unlon, va $updAlupiis, Santa
Gonfnds. SIS AnDuio, hkda Nsgra, Rinconen
Canionment.l Boa via 10 Rancho 10 Farnan-
DEG Dc Taos.
Pom Taos via Arroyo Hoado. Rio Colorado
and Calsbra 10 Foot Massacbussts.
from Albuqusrqus via Cbolss aBd CuvsFo
20 Fou De6ance
Frem Albuquerque via Porala, Mahzano 10
Fofi Stanton
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From Taunton. via Raynham. 10 Btidsewate'
Fsam nalhnaham 10 Wuonsockn FaIe,
fRhade Iiland,l
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From Msmpbis via Uniontown 10 SavannsR
Davis county, lows,
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
From ossipss. via OssiPoo Centre and IVES
10 Tamwoiih
From Msrlow via East Lempsier 20 Lsnpste
From Manchester via b, dford. Amhersi. MI
ford Eaat wilton and Mason 70 New Ipswiok
from Salisbury 10 West Salisbury
NEW YORK.
From Maiden Bridge 10 Riders Mills
From Dansvills via South Dansville and Ste
phens Mills 10 ilofnellsyille
from Uuion vie Vstial and Ferry creek 3
Little Msadows, (Pennsylvanial
From Brooklyn via Third Avenue and b
Ridge 10 Fat Hamilton.
From Cameron va Swalo. sTalhotrs Sout
IIili snd Hedgessilio 10 W0odhuli.
From Sinclairviiie via Elhngton 10 Falconer
Ffom H0rnsheads via Sullisanville 10 We
Cayua
From Couesus Ceuirs 10 Seoiisburg
From Grahsmssillc. snlvan eonniy via Cla1
vile and Debfueo 70 Psrksvle. Sullivan eoui
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Prom Herman, in Gasconada county. vi
Ffaara relafs % SECOND Greek. Maunt 5los
lnr ladn D. Coopsr's. 10 Ossga esaniy, A,tE
andef 3 Rogers. 10 Cdlowayis prairie, 10 Pa.
nnwn. VI Madss couniy.
Fram lsnaroa City 70 Emporis, kaulas.
From Greenfield We Horse creek snd Lamar
90 Forf Sect. kahsas.
Ffnm Jsnsfuoui city 10 Monoka, Kanfai.
Fram Little plnsy via Wright and kaichum'
Store 10 Dent Caufi House IN Dent couniy
Prem 0feen6sld. Dada county, via King
Puiut and Davlsbufg, 20 Car'hsse, IN Ja'Pa
counY.
Fsom osars CITY, via Toes. Castle Rost
Wssiphalis. Msfiea 10 Vienna.
From Pilot Knob, IN lron county, via Charlie
cfnsf'', u Reynolds eoua'y' 20 DoniPhan'
Won ns,.hGsli 10 a. Lake.
FROM Cote Camp. via Clinion. 20 Boiler.
Ff6ni Nrosha. via Sparlsnrills. and Gilsifap'
Fsuy. % he Grand Sabine, IN The Cheroks
nation.
Fram Vienna 70 Tu,oumbls.
Frum storlsIlln % Ceutravils.
Fsom naiivir W Pleasant fiopo and Pa
Grove 90 Marrhhad
Ffam Chester. (llllnolsl sis 81. Mays Len
dag. h. Mills Plsasani Valley. Cross Roads
Mics ~ Naits. b. Frsdsrichsiown.
FROM Fsreuc via nnnkar 900. 70 Sturgeon.
Ffon nguusviek vie Elk spungl. Lscliis
Ilussas. ssoii.vilis. Muan, Jsehson Corner,
uuisntf'a. 81 Csnfelillo (toHal.
ffam Somerset 20 rrineeinn.
Ffam Mecca Civ Vie a Piaia. Krksyills
Hfsruiap. Inlsfnian. Laneaster, t.aginah, q
h'opmisld. fioaa.l
Flom Cbiileoths via Tfonlon. Mlddlobsry Il
From shsbysins vie Newark 20 Edinls
Ffam ntnissills Vie Fen Hear. hreckin
nils sui Mare collrgs p h'oaa''Hfion.
Flan uaanriIis. "a 1aan.holoi . Cd aseaa.
ffum raaiaa " Maailosls. haWafk W.
-. k.lkgliIp, Niaassh, GIssasl|lf, Milaa L|nd'
~ nd Tfauton, 10 0allann.
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Fram Lakesville 70 Bishop's Head.
FFnm snow Hll 10 nrfickson's Gross koad''
From snow lIn. via Newton. 90 Pfinso-s
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From Bddrawaicr, via Wars I'LL, Letter
&c "spd Maple Grove. h. For, Fais6ait
From Bndrciafd, via Sa1o. Buxinn, Stan.
diuh. Baiisin, stbago, Denmark. and Frysburg
g. level.
From kiurfsld. via Iorusaloui. and Stra,toi
brook 90 Eunis' Mills
Ffim East Eddiuglon. via Gillian. and OTIS
~ NafavNo.
From Phillips 20 Ranaclty.
From Bradford 70 Dover.
MARYLAND
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From New Road, via Morgsnzs, .uayou Caiawha,
Cypress Point % simmnport.
ffum Vernon, via Brush Valley, and sparta 70 I'm
Fei1.
From vine Platte 30 Hickey Fiat 49, ..,f
From Shreveport o. MAnsheld va ~ i'
sou, fdvonla, via Point Coupes coarth 70 F'h
Nuupra rusi nniur
PROM flnniw1fff a. vernon, - 49,. a..
won ustnn Rouge % Henry - "~".' '''''t
parish Of Asceusiou. - MT ~. -. a Nh.
prom priurnurfVlllH - NaFeN hirffp AAA ana hte
- L - 80. Il A--nmu--.n.
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craft . q -. a the North
editors' =, ...,s'T1 Il. 6Iidcisns who are no
isof tbok 4 ~ Asnnot conclude this ar
icls 20 King the following from
the Rlslkl0t.1 % s Journal which needs nj
endorsement q ne ton to Southern Rights
A TseeRl deelsrkiol of regard for the Union
By Isf Davis. AID 4 81 later speech of cOnseF.
vativo temper By feugor Hammond have ex-
posed bbth lhess leeEslt parsons 10 the repFoach
Of aposiacy lou ~ faleTesls or the South. The
charge agaiuA siliia Nfhes8 gentlemen 10 too
absurd Tor ssriau Fslalatiou. Nobody really
doubts thaif levoii - >she south, and vet BY
cOnlFaSis. - II ans-epininus with the spiF
Of spUeches len hey delivered under differ
enl eiEcumshnces. laphous critics have con.
rived to fepftssh VEN In an inconsistent atti
tude. ~ fI
The grousesf 81 paasal philosophers has il.
Illustrated toe seemed Of siatesmanship by az
anaisgy teonihe scielcs OF navigation' The
mariner kespaa aIveaobiect in view, but TO al
tain il be mnii shift 6s course in aeeorda nee
with the cha Zee Of IL winds and the driit oil
the currents IN ia Q SINNER while the politician
steadily pu1ues the public good, he is offer
compelled tamOdifg M Views OF oXpediency by
. supreme FsuFd for ID Welfare Of the country
Thc essence Be consiusssey in statesmanship il
an nndeviai fg devotot TO the general Interests
IA obslinau peFsislsffe in a policy which
change Of circumstances makes ffus' rate or mis-
chisvous ia ~ sary masness OF Inconsistency.
Eighteen eohths aed.lls popular mind Of The
south was sid uneasy gffm9he excitement ofIh'
recent Presidential ssef During that fear
ful contest nm hid acinaomed themselves Il
anticipate ditnniun a. asefy probable event.
90 Imminent indeed sato justify preparation
tor the evil day. Wild he Inauguration o
President achanan's Administration. more qui
q sDd hopes ieeliugs began to prevail but
unfOFtunatsll. the Eansa eantFovoFsy soon aiie
assumed = hape Of alnmag poftenl TO The
south The prospect 4 expulsion from 1h'
Territory blythe tinwarlanizlis Interference o
the Federal Qovernmen eat sgeh sEaspeFsted lhG
people Of thesouth, and eomtelled them TO me
date upon ths means q selfpEOtrctiOn. Hep
PLY, howevsa this nnesg lsnpeF OF me public
mind was nospf long duniionf for, bVa policy
law, the AdmlnlsHalion Atisasd he south thai
lie rights wou)d not be sfribcl1 b. the nsnrpa
tons or The eiimiud dsh auensy Of The ksdsFa
GoVsFnmsne From % ~ nothing hes 90
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nuy Ira tnri.t -. g1osirf L. aot. ..,... =.
Grssa, Cedaf tslsy. Otrauio. 8hel sock City
WAInu Lsks 60 blue Earth Cityr
FROM Chahs.d va. Pisassdt Grove, High
Ferrat 10 Ausdn
Frum Minneapolis. Wyssta. 'Wsisuon. Win
stead. nyfun and Cedar City. 20 Kindiyohi.
Ftum Minneapolis % lludsau on The West
side Of Mianuuafa river.
FROM Char Lake wa Clearwater add Faifha'
ven IN freat Cry.
From Fanbsult via sWauzsy and Iasoo u
Mankaio,
From Owaiunna vie Cloar Like, Lace u
Mankafo.
Fruni Austin via Geneva. Boilin, Otisdo, WI
t,n losco 20 81. Peters.
mrruTgAN
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Frau Au4esvifu -vI1- IlcsshurE,=
Ifshrfii. ffffir - saudr AlL
frors flo1a1a ssburg 10 Niisans77,
NlUfpai - lIsual aiisoufE
4 7 $50, 'isalsrhouss n Titusalie.
Frou Buaustan IN Philaislpma By The ByUsftI
| r o. 70 OAklord N Bucks conatT.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
FROM Mouks Corner via Cord.svills Hugsr'.
L Bridge aud Brick Church 10 Cz'uhoy on the Wau-
do river.
From Charleson n Curtis IN Johns leland.
From Kings Tree N Potato Fen on Black river
From Spartanbufg q II. via CraEiordVlle and
REID gille 10 Grssnville 4. II.
From Unionvle via kslion, Mount Joy ana
Skull Shoals 10 gowdysvie.
From Charleston 70 New Orlerus BY The way o
Fernsndna aud C.dArkey ths route TO 20 into ope
raiioa " the service can be performed 10 sixi
| hours.
From Uniou G. IL daily to sparsanburg.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-08-14

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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07
The Spirit In Kansas.

We have received, SAYS the Free Democrat,
the first number Of the Kansas Crusader Of Free
dom. edited and published by James Redpath.
ut Doniphan. 1t has strong, bold words for
freedom. in accordance with its motto, Right
or Fight" Itsays:
RIGHT OR FiGHT.-As we claim to be the
Organ vi the Free State party, as we'll as an
independent anti-slavery journal, we have rem
iered in three words, and adopted rs our motto,
the meaning and the purpose of its spiri,-stirring
creed, and these three words are--RigM or
Fight. To this complexion has it come nj last.
No longer standing immovably on the defelsvs
as it has stood since it first assumed name aud
form, The Free State Party has at length obtain
ed, and will infexibly maintain its tr;e position
that of majestic and irresistible Power
neither doing wrong nor submitting to It.
As a party, it has never dono a single wrong,
but has patiently endured multitude. The dog
Slavery, has had its day; and innumerable are
the evils it has wrought But lis day is over
now, and it must submit to be muzzled or-shot.
Foreign interference with our Territorial cleo
tions-the original cause of our troubles and
disssters-will be met in future, il the attemp:
TO control our affairs is renewed-by the rifles
| and artillery of our admirably organized and
now iegatized militia. Invaders will not mere
ly be repeed but pursued. TIL State which
can prevent such barbarous incursions, and re-
fuses to exercise the power will be punished on
|
souri, do her duty, and we will not modest her !;
| bur we will teach her that we can chasiise her.
and show her that we defy her,i she renews her
insOlent and tyrancal aggressons.
| The Press shall be free here, now and forever.
The Forum shall be free here, now and forever.
The Pulpit shall be free here, now and forever.
al men shall be tree here, now and forever.
Thus speaks our party and its voice is Fate
All laws which restrict the liberty Of the press,
the pulpit or the platform, shall be repealed al
once, never to be be enacted; all judges who
sustain, all officers who execute, such Infamous
statutes, shall be Immediately removed Their
decrees set at defiance, We will not endure
another Twelfth Section, We will not permit
another press TO be destroyed. No clergyman
shall be tarred and feathered again, sen
down the river on a raft. No man of any race
or color, shall be boue hit or sold soil agar
Right has Might ,oih it, and Fight IN it now
and it has been resolved that these atrocitie;
shall cease