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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-29
4 WORD TO MOTHERS

The young are the most frequent sufferers
from Internal injuries, and therefore eyery
mother should have this healing preparation
constantly at hand. 1t is an absolute speri6c
Tor sore breasts, and quickly removes tbe en-.
erusted sores which sometimes disfgure The
heads and facaa of ob;l1.or oN '"S
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-29
ALT RHEUM, FEVER SORES.
S11ER IhINTa

In cases Of Salt Rheum, where medical wa.
ters, lotions, and every re dpe Of the pharma-
eop@a have proved useless, the Ointment will
accomplish thorough cure. Fever Sores heal
quickly under lie influence, and its relaxing
effect upon contracted Einsws is truly wonder.
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ATTACCNENT NOTICE.

a AIIAUONENI NUIIUE.
,Slas Potts plaintiff vs. Thomas Peterson
defendant.
Before Thomas George, Justice of the peace,
Of Fox tp., Carroll county, Ohio, on the Both
of November, 1883, said justice of the peace
issued an order of attachment 10 the above
action for the sum OF seventy dollars and thir.
tyone cents. SILAS POTTS.
MOchani6stOwn, de1. %, 1856.
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RATES of ADVERTISING and
JOB WORK:
AS AGREED UPON BY THE NEWSPAPERS OF
CARROLL COUNTY.

u Twelve lines OF Brewer viii be consid-
cred Square.
az Business cards not exceeding ONE SQUARE
with the paper, will be charged Sc per year.
6rAdvertisers must be particular to mark
the lumber of insertions on the face Of their
advertisements, or they win be published unit
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
SSs- Advertisements should be handed in
~ MONDAY MORNING, to insure insertion that
Hske
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-29
DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
IA UiRH APPOINTMENTS.

RR, DELLENBAUGH respectfully informs
- the citizens Of TuscaraWs, Stark and Car,
rollcounties and the surrounding country; thai
he will remain in the following places. Al
persons affected with any complaint Of chron
ic nature, are invited to call for gIatuitOus con
sultation-
Cleveland, corner Kinsman and Vine street
Let, %, Sd, 4th, 5th, 9h, 18Th, I4th, 18th
l6.h, l7th and Sat of January.
Portage Co. Garetsville, Norton House Janua
ry and7.
Ravena, Collins House il
Palmyra. Servis House, Is
Hudson Hotel, 10
Summit Co. Akron, Empire Uouse, I" IL
I" Macedonia, ii. Pile 80
Stark Co., Canton, Stova House, 81
Waynesburgh Hotel, 25
Minerva, Yengling House., IS
TuscaraWas Co., Mineral Point, Ia, m. to
Up. m. 90
New Philadelphia, Nelson
House, 23 and "a
Carroll co. Uarrollton, Patton House, &c / 81
Trumbull CO. Warren. Caskill House. s
Holmes CO. Mlllersburgh. Empire House, 10
Columbiahv co, Salineville, IIellman House 2S
DR., Dellenbaugh aatters himself that he
can cure Chronic complaints Of the Oldest and
most obstinate character. He uses no mer-
curial preparations, and only medicines that
are purely vegetable.
DR.. D., of fCleveland, is the son Of the eel
ebrated DR.. Belenbaugh, late Of Georgetown,
who so successfully treated and prescribed for
267, 900 patients during s5 years practice in
this state.
All diseases pertaining to Women and Chill
dren treated with great success by Dr.. Dell
enbaugh.
Where DR.. D. preacribes for patients, his
charges will be satisfactory: There is no tne
practising in Georgetown on the Dellenbaugh
system.
N. B. DR.. D. speaks the German language.
About two years ago my general health
became much impaired, and in short time
there was an eruption made its appearance
on my face and body assumin the very worst
type Of skin disease, $50 called by the Dr's.)
My husband being physician, tried different
remedies, but availed nothing. l then applied
to other eminent physicians, but got no relief
By this time my head and face was mass OF
sores: l heard of DR.. D's great success in
treating chronic diseases and diseases of the
skin. applied to him and in less than three
months he had the eruption removed, and my
general health improved under his treatment,
so that nowenjoy good health. In conclusion
would say, those suffering from like dis.
ease, should apply to DR.. Dellenbaugh,
Nov. Std. MRS. A. F0GEE.
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GROVER. a. BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

405 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
58 WEST FOURTH ST., CINCINNATI.
I54t SUPERIOR STREET, CLEVELAND.
Fg These Machines are now justly admit
ted to be the best in use for Family Sewing,
making new, strong, and elastic stieh, which
will NOT rip, even il every fourth stitch be cut
Circulars sent on application by letter.
march, 4, '5S-l3g,
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CarrOIltOn Academy!

The first session OK the OARROLLTON
ACADEMY will commence on Tuesday, Ftbe
tn Of October, A. D 1868, and continue
twenty weeks.
Commodious Recitation rooE.s have been
secured in the "STIDGER B DI Nc b
TERMS OF %UITfnE
Rsadlnss, Lpaalman:ssiip, arithmetic, Mental
and Wri::;sgu,J Geography, English Gram.
mar, and Analysis of Sentences $500.
Algebra, Geometay, Trigonometry,
Surveying Physiology Natural Phi.
losophy, Chemistry, Intellectual Phi
losophy, and Elements of the Latin
and Greek Languages, .. $1,000.
Lessons in Yo al Masic given at moderate
fee.
The charge for Tuition payable, one half at
the middle OF the term, the remainder at the
close. No deduction for abseIce except in
case of sickness.
Coed Boarding and Rooms.
can be procured cheap-price varying accord
ing to locality and cost of provisions.
The object of this Academy is the attain.
ment Of an Elevated Standard of education for
young
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
And those wishing to acquire good English
Education, or who wish to complete their
Preparatory Studies with view Of entering
College, can have as good faculties here aselse
where.
LOOA LITY &c. DC,
Carrollton has a site as healthy as any other
Towa in Ohio, and its inhabitants are hospi-
table and social. It contains five Protestant
Churches, to wit:-Methodist Episcopal, Pres.
byterian, Lutheran, German Reformed, and
United Presby terian. Due attention should
be given to Social and Moral culture, as well
as the Intellectual training of the Student.
ATTEND EARLY.
It is important that those wishing to attend
during the session be in attendance at the
opening,
For further information address the Princi
pal at Carrollton, or at Harlem Springs.
WIN. MCCOY,
PRINciPAL.
A. J. THOMAS,
ASSIST. TEAoHER.
ADVISORY BOARD.
Rev. Wm. Eaton, Hon. E. r. Eckley,
:" r. M Smith, J. Weyand, Esq,
DR.. G. 4. BoeJeI, E. McGuire, Esq
Dr. D. Il. Aeter, Mr.. James Haston
G. w Barloo, Esq. Dr.. San'l. Stockton
Mr. Thos. Lyons, Mr. j. p, Cummings
P. S, The Harlem Springs Academy mas
been discontinued. WIN. Mccoy.
Sep. 22.-4t.
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AD -VERTISEAEYTS
- -.
mo SUCH WORD AS FAIL"
A REsIsTLIss EEMEDY.
H0bL0WAYS OINTMENT
CIRCULAR 10 TnR eIcK


These are among the most terrible and ago
mixing diseases Of the muscIes, the d Shy 66re
and the skin; yet in their worst forms, and
when seemingly in' ufable, they invariably dis
appear under persevering application Of this
soothing, healing, antidOte TO pain and infa-
mation
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-12-29

By S. NJ. CBAINE, Attorney.
December lst, lS5S.-6w.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
Mems and Boys Clothing

To be found Wes. OF Chicago. We shall also con
tinue the manufacture OF Custom. wots Gail .-d
sc US: We Offer our present store Tor rent OF the
most liberal terms.
Febldtf RI pARvas ro
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
Buffalo 4 Lake Huron Railroad.

CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT.
Al the above once tickets Tor New Yorh Boston
And all 4tstinns ou the New YORK a Erie and NJ,
York Central Railroads can be obtained.
wARRACR,
Agent Of Il l. II Ralruod,
a.rShly.fHR No Do Dearborn st., Chieaso.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
For HAfP or Rent,

KOr SAFE or Kent.
'dk BUILDING known as wssisy Chspel, y
with The furniture IS offs- - Tor sale or II rot
SOD soon will be let permanently, for pubic lee
Lures, concerts, &c.
Also, foT sale or rent, the three StsYy Store ard
Dvsnifg mouse e1Jcinina, together with the furni-
trre now in the dwelling house Known a. . part OF
Forests Bio I, Perry street.
Applyto JOHN FORREST,
sune4-diw No. !, Po.resi's Block.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
Singers Sewing Machines.

krnk ~ manufacturing purposes, Singers Sewing
II Machines are ce-med ind spensitle fhe publSo
insist uTr,n having their clothing &c MAZE BY then
egers Family Sewing Mach inc 10 thu latest pr-s~n
ted for c"rnptiitn, and. being arYang a with fuIl
know edge ~ the defects other machines FOR aiul-
lar uses, has avoided % rews-iicd then all.
u 10 The Lsndsnmest Swing machine ever ma1s,
and the easiest r. operate
Its excellent mschsnicsl principles and quaiities
ave slsdily Apr ecisted by the acquainted wesh
sewing machines and give Assurance Of their -
coming universally sdsptef Apply 10 y 0tnGsg Z
Cosj0szatte Copies snpp&tsd gyssls.
Weef~rn ODce 1l0 LATE areet 0haeasa
mrSa6nCH0 VIM Dru6sftck, iaens
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD

Of NADIA
G5-A DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC RoCTYxY
FROM 1Hs wEsSIo
boston, New York aad the Eastern Aessas.
Wa TIE Michigan Central Great Western. Oodesa
burgh and Vermont Central and
Grand Trunk Railrsad of Canada.
Passengers By this route have an opportunity Of
Waiting some 81 the gran. est and most vouie ful
sc'ntry IN the world, including Toronto Hts01ya
f""s, Suspension Bridge, the Th0us0nd LsssIn6s.
HGIid@ % the A. Losorenee, 0uebnc, AonfrNsL
"hfe Hounfdfns the Tubular Rrid0e. tneariv 2
"nEs M iengtl, Lake Cham plain. Fall OF kcnf-
moreHdi, Huds0n Riyfr. re &c.
On aud after MAY L. ls5s, b.gg age will b. CHECKED
through from Ohicsso
The Mammoth Steamship
1.EVIAT HAN.
or 1850 foSs, AND eco pxET Ioso
Is under contract to this company for one or mora
tfiys e Portlshd this Tourists return tcA.ts
from Chicago 70 the chief towns In Europe vii .bc,-
" Dr. issued. Ticsets from Chicago for I'll p,Iuis
.Ast, Also Tor the LeviA han, for the ~ o. n T.
Cos ships csn be obtained at the once Of the Gr.oA
ifnnt Railroad, No. 80 Dearborn street: Chicago
ENHANCE ON HUROPs.-9ght Drafts on Luodou
~ 1vo dollars pr pound Sterling may Be- procured
81 the thace Of The Grand Trunk Raaiyood. IN on.
cago.
wARBACK,
Agent q Or. Trunk Co. 81 Canada.
sprlSdtf-CRs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15

TNWENTY-THREE eligible Building I.ots, aituatad
i on Harrison, fairi Ripley and Bondeace ssSee,e
Will be sold or leased reasonable TERMS for Dar.
ticulars enquire Of OoRDIH Dow, or
(su9dtN ANRANAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15

viii here ind . arse and well assorted stock az
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
which will be sold by the undersigned 1t ten TO
twenty-five per cent less than ever before ole red IN
this market
Country dealers can buy At this store at a. low
is.es D. ~ St. Louis or Chicago. Gail and examine
before purch asing lsuxhsre
15tdtf IT wAaEarpN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
FOUNDRIES.
TOO N LII ED.
Chicago Type Foundry.
--ANn-
Printers tt-nrthOMse.
NO. % WASHINGTON ST.
CHICAGO....

Type, Pre- >scs, Ink,
And every article require. in :
NEWSPAPER, BOOK AND JOB oy9ICE,
IN hand and for SAFE at the loves, market price.
'HBE improvements msde in the JrfJGyG.iDr OF
Metals, give 10 the 7.J>e manufsctu red at this
fouHs'I great reputation for durability. The sub
scriD-r Is drerared with greatly increased facilities
r. supply the wants Of the Trade throughout the
Vest
He will continue n r. ep in Store large Stock OF
Hos 4 Co.'s, ane RUGGLEs' celebrated
Printing Prcsae0l
which tosether with nc.e off any other maker, will
be furnished az Manufacturer Prices.
ne has recently made arrane aDenis With =
VIII hereafter keep on hAhi large Stock q his
Wood Type,
the best l. the market. Parties wishing 10 order
largely OF Wood Type, will be furnished with Nh
WEBBs Specimen R5ok.
lnks Of . Superior Quality AIways -
Hand.
AN ELECTRO1YPE FOUNDRY.
Is connected with the establishment, and work Of
this kind Il executed in a verv superior manner.
ANEW specinfn Book Is now ready for delivery,
and will be sent TO parties wishing TO order.
mayls-dH DL DODGB, Treas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
Stolen.

~ the night Of the 18th inst, from the levee b.
" tween Iowa ard the Junction Of Front with eec-
end street, . SCow SAIL BOAT Carrying Jib and
Main Sails; sixe-1S 20 feet bs ~ 8; hull black
dsck, light blue. whoever retuEns the shove d.
scfbsd boat win b suitably rswaz6ed spon saling
= ~ Do1teo 0euDe @Avlo-du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
For Sale.

ONE hundred and twenty Building lots In an
Addition 10 the town OF Port Byron.
Tltse lots are eligible and handsomely situated On
she Tank Of the Mississippi! They vii be sold on rec.
Tor able .erIns.
For particulars inquire Of Nessrs. Dnrfee Pratt 4
CO.., Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, BeQ LeClairs
Ooio:A Dow Davenport, Of the subscriber,
JANIS NAY
n The subscriber has nnrnherlees desirable Pie
oeof land In aud n.e- the cities a Davenport and
Leo a!re, Amp near TIE Port Byron that he
~ hses 10 cell (Octl5tfl NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
For Sale QYl.AaSA.
For sale or Lease,

TrOUR LOTS situA.ei on N and Scot, street. 10,
T. particulars enquire Of CORBU Dow, or
faug1kdtfl JAnue NAV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15

H: F. MITCHELL, Agent,
For the following well known Companies
PEORIA MARINE 4 KIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF PEORIA. ILL,
Capital. 100000.
rIIcE In Nichols New Block CD Brady and Sc
I'd streets. co9idf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
ROOFING.

W. E. CilLDS l. CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Yire and Water Proof
CE.NE.VT KOOFZ.V'G!!
VNTE, the under.ieneu, are prepared to con,racs
w and put On 1t the shortest notioc,ou
Elastic Fire d. Water Proof Cement Roofing
II being the only article yet invented that will suo-
climate. 1t perfectly fire and water-proo and In
point OF durability We believe 1t 10 equal IL sup<-
rnr, any metallic roofing. We can pu, 1t Oh over
old tin, TAR iron or single roofs II making diff.
ference Low fiat or steep the roof may be. This
faofDg warranted TO prove above represented.
We VIII put Il on for So % bsr square. 40 feet
squsT-.) We Will Apply II upon tin AID roofs fr
" 90 per square, being on account Of its durability,
the cheapest paint that can be used.
W. invite I'll who are hiding, and those who wish
their roof. repaired 10 call 81 Office opposite the
IeClare House 9, Davenport low ard ex anime sam.
pies, and satisfy themseve. In regard 10 the durab.
ity and pfsr,icst ;y u this roofing.
B.-We are prepared 70 fiji orders for Co
m~nt to those residing At distance, with printed d.
Yeciiops for iss use.
tssv md county Rights for Iona and Ainnssoso
fs~ sale.
JBvAE BKn0EN 4 BIO.
o. A. BESJAHIs, Genera! Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI
Ar Ezra Bailey, smith street, between Fourth md
Mr. Samuel ogden, No 424 Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, No 81 Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle President OF the YAfay ette Bank
Dr. John Law. Agent Of Royal Ins. Co., L,ndoa
ard Liverpool
eesrs John Shilio Co., DRY Goods Dealers ltA
street.
itchell and Rammelsbssg, Furniture Mas n
dealers 9Th street
tles Greenwood, Esq.
"a Hinkle.
DAvUFoA1
Geo Davenport,
Dr. James Hall,
Goats Z Psichin, Builders,
kw Wheeler, Architect,
Peck, City 6Ie,k.
Geo n PARKER,
CLINE, Painter,
Ar Paterson, Locust sereee,
famine. Donslly 4 Les, Davsapesturn VssA
81, Adams
Hakes Riggs, Jewelers.,
ROCK IaIAND
PL Michel, Danke
iona Woode
Lewis n Weber, postnssess.
CHICAGO.
Hubbard. .Ae.ns IagaSsAee,
6 . Hooker,
Ira Poote, BaildeV.
DssSs, Wood o.. Ds,stsad Naau1ceasiAGOs. Ne.
line
Reunor, Clinton, Iowa.
Henry O Wisnsr. Wholesale .Oroeoesye 0aaD0s lsUs
City.
0aD9eAW
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-15
For Sale.

A superior article of Terra Gotta Drain Pipe Or
"A ramen'sl Chimney Tops and all fancy work
the sane msterial.
Ais T. y Baker's celebrated Iron Railing Ard
Fencing Bank Vaults, Jail Cells, &c, from the Gin
cinnaii Ira Works
suTiher Information a. to specimens, prices, &C
may be had at the ONCE u
". L. CARROLL, Architect,
mchl9u 6rigg's Block cor 81 AMI Perry IT.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-18

or at present engaged in repressing h. dian hostilities. Upon the subject of Ex- penditures of the Army, the Secretary says:
 have attempted as far as possible to meet your just wishes in reducing the expenditures of the army, and the estimates of the next fis- cal year are less than the appropriations of the last by the sum of S9,160,4Ss 32. They are less than the estimates laid before you at the last session of Congress by the sum of 3D. 7S5, ,408 55. They amount in the aggregate to $1S,000,090 28, and entertain strong hope that the expenditures may be still further re- duced in the course of another year. ,..,
 It affords me pleasure to say that notwith standing the Indian wars in Washington, New Mexico and Texas, all of which were unfore- seen and unexpected, still, unless there shall be further and larger demands for expenditures in suppressng other Indian hostilities, addi- tional to those already incurred in Washing ton Territory, New Mexico and Texas, there will be no necessity for asking appropriations in the shape of a deficiency bill.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-18
MEXIC0-"THE SICK MAN" OF OUR
 CONTINENT. .eIaf.i iiWt

A very able article, in the December number of DeBow's Review, concludes thus: [" We have but to will it, and Mexi- co is ours. She knows from the past, how utterly incapable she is 10 resist us. y Ever word of this declaration is patent truth. Mexico is deploraby fallen, inn beetle and helpless. Something must be done, and will be done by others, if not by the United States, to preventsthe fatal pestilence, which scourges her people from becoming irremediable. She now stands !" lion in the way of the path ol progress. Without responsibility, and without tie will or power to remedy any wrongs she may infict upon other nations she is a living cancer--a fostering sore upon the body of civilization. The spirit of the Monroe Doctrine requires that oul Government should take immediate steps to relieve the world, and ourselves par, ticularly, of her diseased and plague-gene, rating condition. gG '@sI
 She is emphatically one of those cases that would justify intervention and guardi.
 
 and the interests of enlightened progress: cry aloud for statesman-like solution o her destiny. Have we no great living statesmen, who can seize the helm of hel destiny and pilot her into port of safety Have we no plan by which we can avoid entanglement with her anarchical factions and at the same time cut the Gordian knol of revolution, boodshed and rapine thai has bound her limbs? It is not ques- ton of fillibusterism, but of simple duty, that devolyes upon us. If the United States has not statesmanship, vigor and .sagacity enough to solve the question England and France will, and thus colo nize and subject to their sway the faires' portion of our continent. Let our states men bestr themselves, and set the ball in motion. IL is a question of great import worth thousand Kansas questions. Where is the sagacity of Southern states manship that it slumbers thus long2 Will it ever exhaust its energies upon abstrac- tions.--T Memphis Appeal.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-18


 FouR OVERLAND RouTEs TO THE PA. cIrIc.-One feature of Mir. Buchanan.
 policy is of unimpeachable popularity
 This IS the establishment ofa set of con. ltinental mail roules-not d single one. but several of them-through our own terri tory 10 the Pacific. Each of these lines IS not only happy and enduring band of interstate harmony, but it is the cheapest and sorest means of Indian repression. Every regularly travelled route IS equal to series of forts. and are ten times as val- uable, and may be had at twentieth the outlay of regular military post. .se
 Of the four overland routes now settled upon, the St, Louis Republican says the Southern-o one will be open all the year. and the other three for summer travel. These routes belt the continent in paral. lels so judiciously distributed by the care Of Postmaster-General Brown that each great division of the Union is now brought into stage and railroad connection with all the others, Nations have sung Te Deums" for infinitely less valuable tri- umphs. - Washington States
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-18
Citiscm OMce For SnIe.

.0THER business claiming our attention V makes it necessary that we shoul disposs of the Citizen Office. The paper has been published over four years, and has payinr patronage. The subscription list, advertising job work, S1c., is inferior to no establishment in the State, for the length of time the office has been established. Possession given on the 1st day of January 1859.
 agy Persons wishing to purchase are inyi. ted to call and examine the material, Re- Those at distance will address the under. signed. J. c. MORRILL,,
 t Des Arc, Ark.
 GW Also, half interest in the building and premises occupied as the [" Citizen Print ing Office," will be sold on reasonable terms.
 sept25 J. c. MORRILL,.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-18

MARRIAGE OF KINpREp.-Abi bill has passed the House of Representatives of the Georgia Legislature, by a vote of fifty-six to ffty-two, prohibiting the intermarriage of first cousins, heritance of issue. The preamble to the bill asserts that many deformations of mind and body are of congenital origin, from the prac- tice of near kindred intermarrying with each oth er Fls
 - The Governor of Texas has forwarded protest to the Governor of Louisiana, against the draining of Cross Lake, which lies in the latter State, between Lake Caddo and Shreve- port, as injurious to the interests of Eastern Texas.
Des Arc citizen., 1858-12-18

TIE SLAVE TRADE-REsoLUT1oNs AND SPEECH OF MR. MAzYcK-The in- terest felt in the case of the slayer Echo, about to be tried in the Federal Court in this district has made itself manifest thus early in the Senate of the State, in the 1 following resolutions introduced into that body by Senator Mazyck: .G
 Reso{ued, That the Constitution of the United States contains no grant of power to regulate, prevent or restrict commerce among foreign relations; and, therefore, all acts of Congress purporting to prohibit or interfere with the slave trade, between foreign countries, are unconstitutional, and have no rightful force or effect. ss.
 Resolved, That the act of Congress de- claring the slave trade to be piracy, if it be understood as affirming that it is piracy in the nature of things. and in the sense of the Constitution, afirms whatlois not true; and inasmuch as it purports and in- tends 10 convert into piracy what is not so in the nature of things, and in the sense of the Constitution. the said act is uncon- null and void. b.sai
 By vote of twenty-five yeas to fifteen, nays, the resolutions were referred to the Committee on Federal Relations. Co.,. lumbia Carolinian, Nov 27th. ali