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IN CHANCEBY AT LEWISBURC.
JULY RULES Is59

Felix R. McGaugh and others, jefferson Draper and others
appearing 10 tls satisfaction Clerk and Master from
the aiegat 10 the Compliments Bill that the Defendants
Drape an wife, SuSannah Drspu Coffee William
Cbfee, - CUnse, - Coffee, and - Coffee, the last six
being children Obedience Codee, Thoas Cuom and wife
Mary P. Cullom, John H.. Mcaugh Jahes H. McIquuh and
Thomas H. McGaugh, nonredents Of the State
that the ordinary process Of the law cannot be em
1t is therefore ordered, that publication he made for four
weeks the Weekly Union and american, ueErer
published the city Nashville Tennessee Urng ami
each Of the above named Defendants appear at the Term
the Chancey Marshall county, Tenn. he held
court house thereof the Of Lewurg the first elu
day after the third Monday August aud plead, e
the Compartments Bill the will he taken for
feSd ast he and down for hearing dT6 ak the next
Term Of said Court, A true copy. July 6, 1853.
prs fee s. +. X. KERCHEYAL, Clerk and Master.
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VOLLINTINE,s DIGEST.

VOLLINTINE,S DIGEST.
MEMPHIS, February Is, 1853
Supreme Tennessee, delivered
queu period which Mr.. Megs Digest closes, with much
interest me WORK EXHIBITS accuracy research ana aHhy-ne
printing and binding are we'll executed and It must prove vau-
able addition to the library Of every lawyer We trust you
amply rewarded for effort to serve the profession and the
4. WRIGHT, JOHN P. cARUTHERs,
HENRY D. SMALL, Judge Of the Common Law
WIN. T. BROWN, and Chancery Court OF Mem
R. q. PAYNE, B. F. MokIERNAN
GEO. DIXON, Judge Of the Grim Court Of
ED. NJ. YERGER, Memphis.
J. B. LAMB, Attorney General.
NASHVILLE, March 4, 1853
H voLLNTyE Esq-We have your Digest Of the
Decisions the Supreme Court Of Tennessee reported the
publication Megs' Digest which ten volumes Of
RepG. The points decided clearly stated
and great industry. 1t will be of much value Bench
and Bar and We trust that will receive the patronage Of the
NELL 5. Brown, HENRY NJ R. FoGG,
r. ". MACGAVOCK, RUSSELL HOUSTON.
W. F. COOPER, THOS. WASHINGTON,
MANSON NJ. BRIEN, SR., 5. YENABLE,
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN II. EWING,
G. VI. FOGG, JNO. REID,
JNO. A. MCCAMPBELL, WM. K. TURNER,
FRANCIS B. F0GG, Judge Of the Circuit and
ABRAN L. DEMOSS, Criminal Court
The above mentioned Digest can be at the following Book
stores:
Messrs. Lamb, Young & Co., Memphis, Tennessee.
Mr. c. II. Brown Jackson, Tennessee
Messrs. John York & Co., Nashville, Tennessee.
Mr. }. A. Bayl, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Inay4-dSswd II. yOLLINTINE
".TFNHE OLD DOWTNION.',-Just received fresh
supply Of the above Golfer Pot give salts
faction to those who try them
For sale wholesale and retail.
b3l-d&wu J. W. WILSON, Il College street
FOR SALE.
A PAIR OF GOOD CARRIAGE HORSES on very Ia
"A favorable They be Hammers '3Ts
Livery Stable Front street, below the Public SySSg
Square. N ~
jy3l-lm MCCALL. EANLEER q
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
decree Of the County Court Davidson county, rem
dered the July terms 1855 in the Of v E. Navaugh
Patrick Navaugh will for SALE the Court House
Nashville Saturday, the 4th Of September next Lot Of
Ground city, fronting 20 IS feet North Market street,
running half way back College street, upon which there
small Frame Dwelling Said property is sold for division
among the parties.
cash; the balance on and = months credit
Good security required, and a lien retained.
jy5I F. r. CHEATHAM, Clerk.
A BEAUTIFUL RESEDENCE FOR SALE.
OFFER FOR SALE House and in the town Of Tulla
homa being the formerly occupied by the late Colonel
Walker. There acres OF ground attached TO the premises
beautifully studded with Shade The buildings good
and porch; also dining room, Kitchen well house, pantry, smoke
house. and stables. good rich Garden the house I've
site beautiful elevation, about 800 yards from the depot
Rock creek There is we'll of good free water very
nien the house, and in all pretty residence be
found anywhere Those wishing TO purchase address at
Tuahua, call Mr. 10. b. Smith, the Lincoln House.
jy3l-liw JOHN BAKER.
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Nd the various affections consequent upon disorders
"a STOMACH OR LIVER, such Indigestion, Acidity %
he Stomach Cocy Palms. Heartburn, Loss OF Appetite,
pondency CUstveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all NJ
yous Rheumatic Neuralc Affections, it
Instances proved highly beneficial, and in others eaeca de-
cided cure.
This purely vegetable compound prepared strictly SCI
enhc principles, after the Of the celebrated Holland
Professor Because OF its great in most Of the
European States, Introduction into the United States
tended more especially those Of fsrland scattered
the face Of the mighty country Meeting with
great success among them offer it to the American pubc
knowing that its truly wonderful medicinal virtues must be
knOvledged.
particularly recommended 70 those persons whose cons
uons may have become impaired by the continuous Of
dent spirits other forms Of dissipation. Generally nstanta
elect It finds way directly the Of life, thrill
ling and quickenng every nerve, raising the dropping SPIRIT
and, fact nfusng health and VgOr in the system
NOIICEWhOeyer expects find this beverage will Be dis
appointed but to the sick, weak and low spirited it will prove
grateful aromatic cordial possessed Of singular remedial proper
ties CAUTION
many limitations, which the public should guard againt pur
chasing Be not persuaded buy anything else until you have
given Boerhayes HOLLAND Pers fair trial. One bottle
convince you how Infinitely superior It's to all these immit
ions.
NJ Sold at 81 per bOae six bottles IS, BY the sole
PrOprietOrs,
BENJ. PAGE, JR. & co.,
Manufacturing PhaTmaceut and Chemists Pitburg, Pa
Sold in Nashville by EEia Pendeton & Co., W. W. Berry
DemOylle Dr. A. Roscoe, 10. G. Brown, DemoTlls Bell
G. W. HendershOt Dr. 7. Wells, Wells, Hooper Co.. Beech
& Hunter, and Druggists generally throughout the State.
mays '55-dtr6-Wlyins.
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a Duel,

Duel,
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. A duel too place yes
terday between Major Henry and Joseph Howell
the former was wounded severely.
Suspicious Schooner,
A vessel at the Blaize reports having seen o sus-
pcious looking schooner, full of men, in latitude
20 co. longitude 1920. The schooner avoided speak
ing The had swivel guns and other arms on board.
Sugar and Tobacco AdVamced--COttOn Dee
Clined,
Sugar has advanced. Fair %; Tobacco advanced
/; Oats 90 cents; Mess Pork buoyant, Sl7 81.
Cotton--sales 200 bales, declined 4-ll4. Freight
on Cotton to Liverpool fifteen thirty-secOnds Corn
so; yellow 95 Wheat, red, 80.
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ESTRAY-DICKSON COUNTY,

V0AKEN UP by D. N Martin in 9th district Dickson county,
Horse 16 hands high, years old, white spot
the back small white spe both legs just above
the hooks, and small tie e jaw Appraised eth july
1855, 70 500.
iy3l-F9ts THO. q. MORRIS, Ranger,
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COTOOsA SPRINGS,
KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Louisville. KenfuckY.

TEyFE Lectures this Institution wiz Coumsnea On
sIo5.v in Novsu1ler and continue months DurtnE
oto,r nsv Isetlrss viii j. delivered a The Hospital aud
FAGUBTT.
Bepi. w. Dudley, N. D Emeritus Profsor Of oufssfy.
Henry N. Bullt n. D. Proiaoi o. -I'7' anu r''ls ..
Je5n Hardin NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics and Clinical lsd
cine. - 49, n.
Mar5sil 81. D., Professor Of Msisra Aeilca and Thar
iss,On Goldsmis u. D. Professor Of PrncpIss0f Sur
~ apd Clinical Surgery.
q W. Bsyss, n. D., Proioor q PTsoloEy and Pathological
Anatomy.
psTtd Cuunntns, Il. D., DemonsirasoF.
For full informati sddreH
y. B. MARSHALL, N. D.,
82R9 Dean y he Pae1F.
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CsVND TES.--Fresh Burmuda ArroWE Root, Pearl Sage
Puo French Chalk; Shoe Brushes seidle Powders, Basam
FL, diamond Clements, Bung COrkS, &o. For ale BY
DEHQYILLE & BELL.
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O1TRAYEU,..Young COW, with calf the owner have
them bv calling at this ofice and paying cost OF dyeTiss
sn Fpqnir Of james jackson, Bsnnaus Foundry, Cogl
1t-aas lmsy2s
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h. LANIER & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS IND DEALERS ~
Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
Ne s. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENN
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GLOVES.--We have Just received per Expressa Fresh
NJ stock Of Asxandre's XIX, SILK, LlsThread Cotton
Cloth Gloves. For sale BY
Maya J. II. MCGILL.
CfOLLAFIS, SCARFS, TIES AND CIRAVATS,
Z livery style. just received and for sale BY
MAJ - ]. II. MCGILL.
TTINE FARM FOR SALE.--I WISH To
sell Of the Prstest and places that has
been offered for sale Il contains about 400
tile land, with elegant improvements.
Also containing y acres, Eatsrsd and smbsrs
imprOF ements.
may I5-9 WILL. I. BOYD, Jr.
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NEATNESS AND DISPATCH!
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Book, Job, and Fancy Printing
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ETE would call the attention of Merchants Business Men
wv AMI Others facilities for executing with prompt
ness and in superior manner,
Job Printing, in all its varieties, qunIi-
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and solicit share Of their patronage. Having complete
Printing establishments, We are prepared to exc
cute all kinds Of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
In Black or COOred INKS Cold Silver or Crimson BrOnzes,
short notice, and in the
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-suCH As--
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Also, all descriptions of Printing for Rail-
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schools, Colleges, Academies,
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Is the most COMPLETE of any in the City and for either
Show or Theatre Printing, we cannot be sur
passed.
Our Establishment charge Printers
the country, and with facilities prepared
any Of Printing that maybe called for, with
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FThs Chattanooga Ga-ee The and other crops
that have not yet aEre in that region suffering the want
Of rain and that crop, which promised 50 fair few
weeks ago, viii be seriously damaged does not rain shortly
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~ Great Bargains at No. 22 Public
sskA-ss1s Sguare.-Ws ail oaer our entire stock Of
goods at cost for cash only few days, 70 make room FOR
Fall Stock Now the everybody to get esp goods
Call soon you viii miss the Chance.
aug5 L C. NICHOLSON 4 CO.
save Your HOrses.-"We take great pleasure in
Recommending the Mexican Mustang Imminent valuable and
indispensable article for SpTains Sores Scratches Calls
Horses Our men have used for Burns, Bruises Sores,
Stiff JOINTS Rheumatic Pains, all say it Ike magic
We use no other Eminent. J. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for Americans Harndens and
Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express"
GENTLEMEN 81 had negro worth Sl200, who took cold
from bad hurt and WIS over year. had used
everything could hear without benefit until tried the Mus
tang Lninent perfectly cured him. and can now take
the above price for him.
Respectfully yours, JAMES TORRANCE.
Every Planter Teams and Family, should have this invalua
bic article. Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors New York
For sale by RAINS & BROWN,
augI-d&Wlm Nashville, Tenn.
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1--WE learn from the Chattanooga Gazette that JAMES LUoH-
killed BY lightning, that place. on the so utmo
He going to town with Load Of wood, when heavy rain
commenced failing, accompanied with much lightning. little
boy was with him, who took shelter wagon when it
stopped The that killed the old man seriously aFsote
TIE boy, killed one horse. and iniured ihe raqon.
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To the Farmers Of Middle Tenn


To the Farmers Of Middle Tenn.
AVINGfor some been engagedin the purchase Of
condition. said damage arising insufficient storage, O1r
Hundred Thousand Sacks Wheat will receive and store
Wheat for months free Of charge for the privilege OF buying
at any time sample it, and show purchasers For those who
not sell their Wheat and who have not houses
cost To those who wish now would say always
buying and will the highest market prise for early dsTs
e20-d h 5. FRENCH q SON.
II. C. 1E,NAIRY & CO.,
HAVE received during the past few weeks, large additions
to their Summer stock and have many and desirable
goods adapted to the present season.
ELEGANT DOUBLE SKIRTS AND FL0UNCES IN
GRENEDINE,
ORGANDTES,
FRENCH JACONETS, sc.
Elegant Bridal Dresses, in SILK and Illusion;
Goods for Travelling Dresses, in great variety
Val. and Point Lace Sets
Linen and Piquet do
Lace Ahtts, great variety;
Kid Gloves, all sizes and colors;
Elegant Head Ornaments;
do Fans Suitable 1y, for the approaching ooDoeTts)
We have now on hand unusuy large of all kinds
plain and cOOrsd c90Rs for h9qs End d servants
All widths Linen and Cotton sheengs Pillow Cottons and
inen all g gaPf F9e Gi T0CiI T9RTs ' &c
We have now in store an elegant stock Of Velvet Brussels
ply and ply lngI9Yn CaTPets osener win Rugs Nst,
Drugget white and colored straw Mangs etc. etc We have
also largest and best stock Of Floor Oil Cloths brought
patterns entirely
ferior All Of which will sell the very lowest
sbIe prices for cash. prompt buyers on time.
DELENQD
rive hope delinquent friends who previous to
LIST January 1885, will be offended when they find their
counts in officer, feel that
very ndulgen and cannot will not wait any longer.
mayo r. @. M0NAIRY & co.
Executors Sale of Lands--On One, TVVO De or
Three Years. Time
WILL sell to the highest bidder, Saturday. the 4h day Of
September three Of land in the neghborhood Of
Pennington, Marshall county, Tenn.
The Home Place. containing hundred and
acres which there mansion neatly finished good water
and fine land
Pand Place by, containing hundred
Of it good land, the balance Of it COED cedar timber and
good water.
The Lund. Ewing Place, about two miles from Home Tract
containing about eighty good cedar land, thirty
and eabb twenty twenty acres Of which good
cedar timber, and will be sold in lots.
Sold three years time, with interest from 9aIei
the purchaser giving security and len on the land Tor e u
N-7 JAMES S. WEBB,
iy9O Ez. Of John l. Psrsey'' Will
SSTRAYED.-.Young COW, with calf the owner can have
them BY calling at ofe and paying cost Of dyeThss
ment. Enquire Of james Jackson al Brsnsns Ooa
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE.


TERRAss BROTHERS.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE,
Medical Department.
TEyE wentyecoud annUa Lectures will commence
in this School on the irst Monday in November and close
the last Of February under the following arrangement
LUNSFoRD P YANDEL, NJ D., Professor of Physiology and
BENZ r. PALMER, NJ. d. Professor of the Principles and
J. LAWRENCE sMfTH, NJ D, Professor of Medical Chemistry
ROBERT J. BRECKNRIDGE, NJ D., Professor of Matera
Mediea and Therapeutics.
y0SIGA b; fLIAT' NJ D. Professor Of Clinical surgery
LLEWELLYN POWELL NJ D. Professor Of Obstetric Medicine
J. W. BENSON, NJ. d. Professor Of Descriptive and Surgical
s. NJ. BENisS, NJ D.. Professor of Clinical Medicine
ARCHIE B. COOK, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Fees for the entire SlO5. Mstculation and Library
s9 s S. Practical Anatomy and Dissection So Graduation
full preliminary course Lectures will given by the Fac
uty, commencing the first Monday October which time
the Dissecting Rooms will also be opened.
Clinical instructions will be given twice week at the Louisville
Marine al from the LIST OF October till the close Of the session.
Cinque has also been established in connection with the
University at winch operations are and cases prescribed
For further information appiy to L. P. YANDELL,
jylsdlw&W9t Dean OF the Faculty.
NOR AUGUST-Godeys Lady's Book, Graham's Maya.
H. zine, and Petersons Magazine, just received By
Jy2O JOHN YORK co.
DERSONs WANTING GOOD HAMS CAN
jy9-f S H. FRENCH & SONS.
GONGEESS WATER. --Just received, a lot Of fresh
! and genuine Congress Water
DEMOvILLE & BELL
ANDREW J. SMITH,
NO. 4j, BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE Iron, CASTINGS, NAILS,
STEEL, WAGON AILEs, SPRINGS,
Nd all other arcesin his line business which he offers
"A wholesale and retail, Low for cash. above stand
SADLY
EsTRAY--DICKsON COUNTY.
FWyAKEN Up nv n Martin in 9th district Dickson co,n
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 5.--There is great excite.
ment at the success Of the Atlantic Telegraph cable.
Business was sometime suspended
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This work published familiar and oompe instructor
upon the subject Of the construction, fitting up, stocking
Insnainanoe Of the aquarium The work is fo sale By T. HAeAN
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NEW NOVELS.

Confessions Of Pretty Woman, BY Miss PArdoe.
Rival Beauties, do do
The Jealous Wife, do do
Romance Of the Harem, do do
Prize 50 cents each. For sale By T. HAGAN.
les Rl,rzst ztrest
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Fer July .--Graham's Magazine Tor July A splendid
number. Pnce only p cents three d5ar per year For
saleby tjel6l ?. HAGAN, Agent
Cooley for July .--Godeys Lady's Boa Or July. Tbs
beginning Of volume. Priea only = cens, S. pc
year. For sale By jsH F.HAGAN, Agent.
FRANK LESLTESs MAGAZINE FOR July.
The beginning Of volume, and splendid number Justrs
eeiTedby june "a 2. HAGAN, Market Street.
HarPeFss Magazine for July.--A splendid num-
Der, Prince only sc or Thres Dollars per Year.
For BY T. HAGAN, Market 81.
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FOREIGN WINES AND LOU

FTNE undersigned having disposed Of his interest
firm Of Conley johnson Mr.. A Conlsy, respectfully
tenders his thanks the citizens Of Nashville public gen
orally, for the very liberal support bestowed upon late
Conley johnson and cheeruly recommends his
gentleman worthy Of theiT confidence and patronage.
July %, ls55-eO3t L. l.. JOHNSON.
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CRAIGHE FAD CO.,
Hardware,
90 PUBLTC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
AMES B. CRAIGHEAD having purchased the entire interest
ID Of Mr. WM Il. MINCHIN in the business Of Crighead
Mncn alone authorized to the Of the late firm in
liquidation, continue the business the old stand No
- Public Square, under the title above. may24
NEW WHOLESALE BOOT q SHOE HOUSE.
J. P. COPELAND, J. N. ARNIsTEAD. H.
COPELAND, ARMASTEAD ~ CO.,
JOBBERS OF
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Straw. Goods, &c.
NO, 60, NORTHEAST SQUARE,
Nashville, Tennessee.
WE have associated Ourselves together the STYLE
Nv for the transaction wholesale business the goods
mentioned the LIST of August will be in receipt large
carefully stock, which respectfully invite the attention.
merchants visiting our market.
iyI COPELAND, ARMIsTEAD & CO..
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes.
ECEIVED additional supplies Of Trunks for Gentlemen
h Ladies. Also, fine assortment Of Bonnet Boxes
single and double top, very cheap at A College street
jyl7 JOHN RAMAGE.
Dissolution of Partnership.
TFyE Partnership heretofore existing between r. JOHNSON
4 and RICHARD OWEN, is this day dissolved by mutual
johnson, and all other Indebtedness Of the firm will be
paid by him. L. r. JOHNSON,
RICHARD OWEN.
Nashville, Tenn. % July, 1858.
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NASHVILLE.
FRIDAY mOHNING, AUeUsT 8, 1855.

BHave our contemporaries Of the Lebanon raa tuned
MoTmons7 Hear them;
soar friend Lewis Brnkey, will accept thanks for bag
full Of nice, sweet da1Rs. We exceedingly fond Of them
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''TFyEFE OLD DOWTNION.''-Just received a fresh
supply Of the above Golfer Pot warranted give
faction to those who try them.
For sale wholesale and retail.
b3I-d&wI J. W. WILSON, Il College street
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
FROM JUDGE CONWAY.


TOPEKA, April 90, 1853.
To Messrs. VIM. A. Phillips. L. Dwight
Thacher, c. B. Lines, B. B. Newton and
John P Wheeler
GENTLEMEN Your letter was received
by me last night. answer it at the ealli-
est convenient moment. have no hesitan-
cy in giving you my views on the points of
policy referred to.
To the first of these interrogatories an
swer, of course, in the affirmative. To the
second have to say that if the Lecompton
Constitution shall pass Congress in substan-
tally the same form in which it has already
passed the Senate, am unequivocally in
favor of putting the Government under the
Leavenworlh Constitution, if said Consti-
tuition is ratified by the people, into imme-
diate and active operation.
To your third interrogatory, answer
that, under no circumstances possible to
happen, can I ever favor the adoption, for
any purpose, or for any length of time, by
implication or expression, of the Lecomp-
ton Constitution, by the people of Kanzas.
To your fourth interrogatory. I do not
hesitate to say that in an issue between the
Leayenworth Constitution and new move
ment to change the Leeompton Constitution,
under cover of its own forms, I would stand
by the Leavenworth Constitution and against
any such new movement. remain gen
tlemen, very truly yours,
III. F. CoNwAY.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22

eheapest." The farmer who buys cheap
European dry goods destroys the home
market for his agricultural produce; and is
compelled 10 seek one across the ocean. It
Is not good policy to impoyerish ones own
customers. It is astonishing to. think how
little attention has been given in this coun-
try to the study of the natural laws which
govern mans progress IN civilization
w hlie every other department of science
has received attention, and while the most
wonderful progress has been made in apply
ing scientific knowledge to useful purposes;
yet social and moral science seems to be
least understood; and in the midst of the
most astonishing developments in physical
science, We perceive IN the most enlightened
nation of the earth, a rapidly .accelerating
tendency to decentralization. How crude
and superficial are the notions which pre-
Tail, concerning the influences which pro-
duc9 the growing wee, crime and immoral
ity, which we see all around US.
Industry is ever. the concomitant of pros
perity and good morals. Idleness, vice and
crime are ever companions. Is it not time
that we had department of social and NOR
al science established in all our schools?
The aim of the Home Protective Union
is to awaken popular attention to this Inn
portant subject; and 10 show the people that
all are concerned in establishing policy
which viii foster industry, and free our
country from the foils in which the craft of
England has caught US.
Every one must be aware that there is
something wrong in the policy which has
spread desolation over our country; and it is
time to go to work in earnest to find out
what it is, and then to apply the remedy
There can be but little doubt that the peo
pie will force the Administration to
change its policy, or they viii change the
Administration. But it is necessary that
the minds of the people De so fortified with
the facts which bear upon The subject of
protection, that they may be able to refute the
sophistries of English Free Trade, which
enables her to rob all who are silly enough
to be deluded by them.
Unity of action and determined effort are
Necessary to sever us from the grasp of our
old enemy. The heartless aristocracy of
England impoverish their own people, iu
order to enable them to prey upon other
nations. 1.-The price of liberty is eternal
vigilance"
Who win not join the Home Protective
Union 2-Ne0 York Paper. ,e