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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

sew FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

Harrison county and the public generally, sl,s
they have lust received aud are now openin
a, th.iv new store IN Marshall, All entire ne
and complete stock OF
FANCY AND STAPLE
Fall and Winter Goods. Their stock comprise
every Article ayHally found in eOuniry -,or
and having been purchased IN the norther
mafke, on the most favorable terms, by onc I
the partners who has Ind many year. eSperiene
ms a merchant. they feel coniid.it that they ca
ofcr
Great Inducements
to purchasers.
The following is portion Of their stock
Fancy Dress silks.
PLAIN black and s.oreautiqne Sias,
Black dress six stnpe< -at plss.
Florence do all eclora,
LADIES Persian six seafis
ChMuile
Sils pocket handkerchief and erasa,-,
Benne. snd -a-h TlibJu,
SATIN aud la,lrns "
Velvet aii aidih,
SIX friurej dress trimmings.
M0reatiqu.
ladir, Xix aud maflno vests,
Ladies' black aud pearl s'.s hose
gorr-,
Jaeone; and Swiss maslln.
Check
bishop and yiilona laan.
Embroidered and dotted -x.ss
Swiss robes for party dre--,
Jaeouet and Swiss eoging and inserting.
bands.
i..~ras .s,ff4r.
si-eves,
Linen printed,
l.cmbroidered l.. G. handkerehiei-,
ilcmstucbed
Irish iieiu. supcrline,
White French bonnet cord.
All wool and Persian deiainc,
liluyk six warp alpaca.
tulurei
Black and colarcd cotton velvet.
Plaid and .ohd colored gin,l,an-,
French oil ca!.co,
French maruo all eolors,
Ladies' plaid wool -ha"ls
\ large lot Of prints,
Goats spool thread,
kersey aud l.owel thread,
Table AMI stand covers,
Bleachcd and brown table damasA,
Black rrea-h cloths AMI cassla'ere-,
Fancy cashmere for p. Is,
Saiiinet of every description,
Tweed and Jeans, all sorts,
Red. white, yellow and green damned,
Susey flannel,
White Ill. warp sauns,
Iinsu toweilug-,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

cards, ~ all sizes se9es.er article Of book
payer, beside. a fac o, Of fooi.cap. folio post.
and letter paper: a very pretty assortment Of
note paper for printing ball tickets; funesal
note psper etc etc. His work is no only Wei.
executed. bu, is done withou, delay.
PAMPHLETS. FUNERAL TTktIs.
CARDS BLANKS. 1T al! tsnSs.
BALL TICKETS, EilJ. HEAus.
STORE BILLS, HAM BILLS,
BkIrFs HORSE BILLS. ,,e..
wtil be printed at the shortest notice
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-18

oa tlauBtcn bic uf Der aurcrn Setts aue nit cinoncer
hunter bis ins Sbal.
SSte ian9e i'd 70 "a unser sslrscn bate, Sos wec(
i'd sic nihc, renu ih mar pbnmabtia eeweIen. sSis
i& abcr nfna@c, is mel Critics, cas i'd nab mciner
Nurt'lte lude. Nh, Sas Mill i'd tcrncn Ntcrfhen mid
flnlhen 81 erltten - fnScn ttat ib meinc &ufc
t3'"' ab'r mte! 0a lag t. mid nett ppn mir, atcr le
se"f 'e'nsn MuttS nib mstr; Der &rnnetinrpet rar
n'9 10 5iemlth 9oni. oter font morcn ~2lufulten allie
&nr%en i'm Sebc sntSmec. Slit scusn gGprt: SUITE
Sndelmnnn, 9ebcrrnr 8reBi6mern mar
an loren Eraneltnerctt 9efpttsu.
pier enSet Suctslmonn lsine ~trourisc @r3Gbluna,
ce Mir sur Snrnat9 fir aUe nil &finplincu ua6 Ter
'~adpli'hen ShmciS rsien mplsncsn Damen birrmit
mabrbrtttgctrcu pierer 9etsn. n
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-18
@illiam 81 per,
8lehI&mieb,
6. VI enhItnscr,
Serren< & eiberma6 G r,
l46 Mainfr.

Sm Ssrlagt YIN Syn. ScbIer in philadelphia III lurben erltie-
mex sa0 elr1 ). .. Stefsr's @u6HanrIuns in &iGmono ~ &C.
M. 9uppis Spfader'S
ipeiIanb 9far,rr in &dinssbautn in aBlrsmbera
8rebistem
fnS lille SDnn Self unD 1riertaae
nebf
einisen Subtassprspisten unb @rabreben,
spsiterPsn @itbsilmassn aus ltineun dueeren unb ipneren
&tbenssan9e. ""
Wftt bem SilbniRe bes SerfalarS In Stabl oeapdeu
sad1 Der S'p'Iften (nnsgetsn) ,auFa9s %soafanbis beraussessben.
900 Sst!sn in srp6en Druid.
SplfssSilberbibel, bic 9roee allaemeine. pber bic oap,e
Ssilt9e Ssdrift. bee @lkn unS Neusn 5enaments mad 81. 81.
s4l sinss assss5isnn siSa;,S S[as,' ,hS sas mir 100 ls5nsn ia 5sn
faNans. auf lh5nsm Druid % pier. sSIiS nit gdI ii..s
Gisls Silbel matt ben Support ~tlrOpdilder Slber>9iesln emit
ibefrl6 uno ssidnst F3 i~nsbeionbers nod bmb leltene goahan,
SSisktt aus, tnssm ls bic @pofrpg9en .sans bann bas 8. unb 4.
ruipsmS epn Sol. SlaSius entbdIt, melhc arbEtentbeils in an ~
bfn Sibel.aussaben fsbIsn. :"
arncFs, S., feds Bidder pom ,patren @6rtfentb,m
lem, mad ben Scnn~ unb Seisrtass >esanselkn imb Gsisse tt
hatt elmer or1satlt4sa SausPSidls su seb1aadsn. Wsbif g. fsi,,
2sbtrbanb nit Rarnpridnitt itnp Dpppell8lisbsn.
9 tm%pIfen's, g., bimmlil6es @erenIaen in Gjptt. pber
S~OQfanbises @e6stbu6 fur ale 8eihn, nsblf Der 0eiSensoeibifte
Initrss S 2s,!anG SSsr aaO a MT ne aesnbanta6ten in g}erifn.
ScpreIi&leFen. :" "
Start's, S. ST., taSliheS 5anbbu6 in a,tten unp 6Sz
fen &a9sn, %srtpaltenS @n!fmunsrunssn, Gsbete unb Gelanee fur
@ellnbe, 1rante, Setrabte unb Stsrbenbe, nsbit Gebeten ,tnS
gelan9en [Ir SdNwanseTs nnS @sbdrenSe. 72 Seien. Wrpber
Druid. S40nsr, iOltber 2sSsrbanb nit 9pppeIiNlrfen.
@pBncr's, Sob, SGabfalden, s~nt9altenb bibltIde 8ez
trodtunsen nit erbauliten 2ieberr auf ale 81 c res Gabres.
Serb. &uSsa6e. Fl. s. 657 g. Sert. S66n IiGer Grid
SOliOsr GeSerein6anb nit 9pppslfhlsben.
Singer, Der, am @rabe. Cine auspa Der ann
@rbraude bei Acknowledgements tie aud Srpiltro, fir SS(de.
bic unt 9elh6te 3pbte traisrn. lSmD. 24O G. 3er Sf6ner
Nounelinein6ano nit Gplbtthl.
5a6ners biblil6e Siltprien BON benz @ltsn II. Neuert
O.1-...I g. 81. C,,os,S ,A q. ne rY
6. q. &0rner, Sdt letdtfaBlifen Srasen inter benz 3erte, 81
Sitbern unb einsnt 8arthen bon @aldfina. 46S g. SdSnsr
btutiber Druid. 2eSerbanb nit 9pppeIblie6sn.
Da0elbe gSerf en9lii6.
aBitl6el's, 8. s. So, @Ur9ens ,nb abenbopfer, neblt
anbsrn Geldnsen rO einsnt &nbans. ait einem Siklfupftr.
genan mad Der Srisinal>&ussabs, 1Snap. 1913 g.. S65n in
RpuGeIina %eebunben.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-18
eNnunasz&er1nncrun

2srunterisihnete mad ietnen brutj6cn @sIbafts.
%ireunpen utc DEM 9utljtum I'M ~Nl9emrincn bic an-
5et9e, pap CT letn Grocery, etquor< unp Nrppifcn<
VclGaft indA einem 9roben Store IN Der IS. StraEe
jiptlthen Matn lnp Carp perltst bat.
Santsne Ihr pas mir nabrenp Der lsbten ~finf,ebn
NfSnate 9el0entts Ssrtrauen, lpft AUDI fir Die Solae
b%aIelbe gu p~crpienen g4 NJ. s.. EsIer. ''
IL. Ctr, ,ipi1dcu Stain n Gorn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-18
9erabIcbuna Der Nreile BON Srerubnf,

pa ID, wtlsilS bin, nit BEN 6ertIdritic Der Sci. e.riGen Sdritt
lS!9rnesr sSttle perabiuepsn: 9as tslle Gi&tnbpGs su $50.
anS &0nnenhel5 gu. $500 per Gprb, boS fret ami Souie Scs
yer ilnirrirttnets auf saRlrri&e Ssltaunsen, sic i~dr,suiisns aus aug.
sSlugtt hno bel Den 9errtn 0obnp II. 9pdc, Srr. Is. 81. SmrpIep
pcrbsn fbnnen. c. NJ = ST SIP SIP S."up'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-18
Vermischte Anzeigen.
Oeut16er @rpcrrp @tpre.

&lsat eeutldcn gutIifum cyIautt f6 Ter Untsr;eittnete Ir,n,r
all NarlH0lira6e neben bent Srtel Der 6crrcn MiorrbalIGrn - Gn
%9t,egsnen GemtIY- @rrcSrp<Shre III cmpftbcn, in Sen, allie in ioI,
den WEll@aTtn seflbrt %rcreenec SRonrcn in tener Sualitat unb NJ
En pustSlisn gtarittprctlten iu haten iinp. lin, S~ablrtidrn 8ulprudl
lctntr 2Oaosltute bitct f~rtunbIi6ii Z. 50. QTss"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-18

Natbbar, mas Der S@miepeneeter Oietrib is, Drei
etlerne Bai3faBreefen sstoOft lin bic in
ben &ranelinsrOd ssna0t. gfa, pa 9Srt bod wertlt6
aaes M!
SIM DamPfwassnfubs9 mar Sizes po6 70 enne in-
famiSte @eiai6te, penn ba mar nod Gene andre Dame
mt d Sranslinrofe rf ~berIelben Sant, I'm pabrllm
8in8en ooA mit'n Soften Biasn MID me9r ais pie brei
SerIonen neben'nanNer, no bod eesentli@ fnfe fsen
ntnBtsn. Der &pnppttebr MAR Sie b~espr0en pob ers
i6redlt& 9rpb I'm lielt MID e9er 8uge, bis neine Qus
tulte I'M Die andre Dame jspeS nod 4 Billet ael5f Gat<
ten, sic fsnnen mer's sloO6en, bas ma4te mid fhpn
gang radris, absr = adj! eS iolte nod ptel I&limner
%tO'mnis't, gan, le9re l4ltnm, las' i9 @iel
Sri9 t9aten mer Bios Bis mad &rippenbOrf fa6ren,
I'm BON ba feBten ner iber be @lbe I'M ma6ten nuff
mad De Safst. Sa, bu mel ltebes @ott6en, aber bas
mar Sic nu pOA fapn 70 ane idledte @aGs, Senn
oben ipi'nntslPs BON lautsr &ranelin's, IN tpenn gener
MID q bisaen rs4t srDb ipar, fpnnt' ct BON ber 2lus,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-18
Il nDertaftnd.

Der llnkrNidnste 1T jebt int Stanbs, isten guhrao in rs;n,m
Srl3afs ~anSSufNbren unb snar 70 btni9 ais m6aG6. ""'"
Cine &usWabl Spn Sar8en 1T ~fortp69en0 pOrrStGta.
snbistn 9ferctn. fur epai9sn @ebraud. "'
Ei6!et auf feline 9rpBe &uspabl non Watrabrn. ""' W.
Susbehsrnn9 pn SppBas, Stablsn unS Sprino- gPotrotsn ruirs
prompt belpr8t. GranriS QambS.
Srcabitr, spiI6en 2. unb 3. Ctr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-18
o.. s. pttcs.

Broad Strp 5tpil4en 6. II. Z. Ctr, ne6et q. @dob,s
n9Sil6elm Sell Sars".
9erislbs sMpEsselt Dem 9ief9cn nnb bur&retienSn @ublifum feline
amts SelHnlaGgNAlisf lnSert1lste Sarbirltube, uno ifmeiGSrIt nT%M'
DAP siienSiip leinta SRpp onbsrs, als b56t ;afrisSsn iSsr Ss s sg,
ssst!pafts SsranDsrnn9 scrlaRt bic ibnt unter ieincn unb ieinsr Sc.
Allfen panpe Su &pel ptrS. 8erner s~nnpfsblt er lid III dir,roi.
f4sn Sperotionen, alS 8abnaMsnebmsn, @berlantn, SlateSsIesssn
S I'd ssEr9.' &C. ' sf, ,1 9srltles faNgt elm Eager Der telsn @mfinnerisna
amp tabristFt enle alis9etthnete GinftIr 9escn b5 Gjrauperbrn unS
&nefalen Der 9aa!e. I'm NeBiaen 3ulprul bitttt 81. Snttss a"V
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-18
Yin bas Nublifum.
Sartsbprne'e CURE-ALL

5artebprne's CURE ALL.
(9rdperirt boa einsm GSemifsr.)
Dielee @ftttel betlt aqe SemerSen. - Das maotIb
gBunoer u~uierer 3ett.
Dtelt5 ~rpertbsclc SelmitteI ipro inuerliD urS dustrlib oro,.
!panbt. GS bci!t lc9lei9 eE
Saturpeb, Sopfl6ner3,
Ncrrerttln9en u. SerlebunScn, Sfitsnicden,
Sbp!sra Mereus, GrptbeuIen,
Srtaltln9et, &alttS SSiebcr,
Gsural9M, SbrtnlhmerSsr,
1eehnaalsnuS, Sranbpuneen,
5lbnerau9en, Cholera.
@lieoerrtiBch, GeitenIdmer,su
RasenIharr;sn, 9uitltnlcr,sn'
OplentrY, Grfrprene Siies
9Dunbcn SalS, Rippenbridr'
SHglpmsrSen, Observation-Disclosures
8utenibmer;cn, ,QeibI6mer,en. ""'
SbpaGen 8ruifalrn.
% callclbe ,u9letb ein sutcS Stdrhmitel III, 10 lit ts beIpuSers
bi gtaSen,NwadNe, S.C,pSpsplta ub alseneintr SGipdtbe ~ EN-.
pfeSlen. SerIanft nirb bicIt5 SeilmittsI 0" Wv
III 5laiAen an 25 unp so Gents.
&c" SeHs 6amilie, &silenbe unb @rbitsr ioate fur .iusn Fl.
fielen @etlmiheI tstS bel Fb fiben. o'4' y"
Nts~ Splttt Oh ir1eno weldbe Sdmermn bobrn +, hr,,5,.u,
elslsn, 9Nre-ali, une Du !prt ausentlidlits 2inbertIra rnS
brtIur9 fretn. gu taten bel -"
g. M.. 8a6rillOn, 81. 85brfer unb
bel alien Nrptbeteru in Stidn,enb.
Nprtclf nS HeterSbura.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-18
Verrnischtc Anzeigen.
Scbn 6rieeeri6,
Mhnufacturcrs mo Supporter Of Supclrp CIR. 1S3
Goit=Snltimpr ezStreet.
Baltimore Wp
Nancrs Bier alpn.

SNeitt'ln' oc %uMlac, rB g. III Der 10. Strait, ;piItsn Npo;r-
Sne UronEIutityce, e;a .S"GborieS Sctrt N%aesnbsr, tintn 9Sorr.
otet[SHIu cToEntt b2tlro CT SESem nil ctnem suitu @loS y;;tr
IN Ee!t SFit 2NfyutHar'tu 9tHrntt. iusteib out dEttn Sdipei;tr,
MO Gtn,tHgssg !t5l: Ill Hc.9enb pebit Giengren unb SnkoG II Pm
@m b6n6pru.
Snlat0l 0'rlis, Statts, &a6sc-G ditna, Glcrplape,
%crFauf lei Is. TifSrr si,SS "'
SpstG'' srbolten cine frifhe Ssnpuns Surntns Stub
Es.nss MIR gu 20 Cts. bic @aucne umb is Gts. SaS Stuart sre
iauler, neblt elmer srrBen @ue,pabl sn lerflmcrell. gSlrisu,
SaSh'en II. Sel. III. 81 rem biaisfen 9reiisn.
gEarin8 Ii, 0earct, @pctttfcr.
SroaSitr., SmilhCn Der S. \. 9. Ctr
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ICE-CREAM
rno
M ufif- Gafpu,
SrcaNlrnbs, nabe Der Gde Der 2tcu Strafe,
dCNalttn Nrn N~lernnhrr NRera

I'"V' "F' FF SWt UT XVII SITuEe,
9cbaltsn ern Nleranter gSerR.
0e steRrtsn pclildrn DAMIEN umc Ssrrn mcrScn baTi6t cinos-
tr eslFeil 3Ett, leipNbL ipdbrsnb tes cages, oIs aud in Der Ntcnt.
.aaes, mas Su ben 2etens- S~aBisFsikn ssb5rt, wirt bier ssrab-
ssi@t. GrFldfttqn9sn. ipsI6e benz @ntrpia unb Nwar Der alien
9ettsr 70 IStNlltp 9leldtrmnsn, wcrben ben ,pillfcmmsnen 0I5Hsn
sinsr tleinsn Sip bier aufssldagsn umS ldbt feline bs,aubsruS Sa
AWE purd' lu9eneltde Hunlher gu gbrtn Ter ScutIhen NiGShsn
rne Traucn e~rtinsen. "'N" -"'N'"
ord, ltbsn bic btutIhcn ARdb&en unS Grauen.
gu sfpt Sae!rsIheni Ssiuhe Label gang ~frunSlidIt en
&ttnrne, 8a, ben 80. Suit 1858.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-14

was made on the 2Sth. The ships again separ-
ated and proceeded slowly. At 6oclock on the
night of the 10Th. communication again ceased,
and az IL p. NJ. the Niagara stopped paying
out. She soon after proceeded to Queenstown,
as had been agreed upon, where, in week, she
was Joined by the Agamemnon.
The vessels composing the Telegraph Fleet
finally sailed from Queenstown on the 18th of
July. The world looked on the enterprise after
so many failures with incredulty. Not one
man in a thousand believed that the cable would
be laid this year, while many despaired of its
ever being successful. When therefore, on the
9th of August, dispatches were received announ-
cling the success of this great enterprise, men
looked on in wonder and astonishment. They
would not have been more startled at hearing
peal of thunder from clear sky, than at the
announcement that came over the wires.
On tic 4th day of August, 1892, Columbus
lost sight of the highlands of the Old World not
to see them again until he had discovered the
New. On the 4th of August, 1858, three hun
bred and sixty-six years later, the Telegraph
Fleet saw the headlands of this Continent bear
ing with them bond of instantaneous connec-
ton.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-14
The Atlantic Telegraph.

The completion of this great enterprise-the
union of the Old and the New World by a cable,
through which almost instantaneous communi-
cations can be exchanged-marks an era in the
worlds Development The invention and sue
cessful introduction of steam as a motor in oce-
anic navigation practically shortened the dis
tance between America and Europe one half;
but the completion of the Atlantic Telegraph
has, as it were, eliminated time from the account
A result so practical, so pregnant with conse-
quences which the future alone can estimate,
and so fraught with omens of peace and happi-
ness and progress for the human race, must
forever stand out as one of the mile-stoncs in
the advancement of the human intellect, as
monument Of one of its proudest and most sig
nal achievements. One of the most gratifying
considerations connected with the issue is the
fact that to American skill, ingenuity and enter
prise is the world largely indebted for this gi-
gantic work. FRANKLIN brought the lightning
from the clouds, MORSE harnessed these unseen
coursers to his chariots, and FIELD has prepared
their track to and from foreign countries. And
NhdO duuo NOHucI W IL all is lndJ lneSe several
results have been worked out during the re-
collection of individuals now living.
With the history ofthe discoveries and inven-
tons that have brough the Telegraph to its pre-
sent stage in the great process of perfection,
most of our readers are toleraby familiar 1t
is but twenty years since in France, and eigh-
teen in the United States, Morse first obtained
his patents for the american Electro Magnetic
Telegraph and but fourteen years since the
first telegraph line, Chat between Baltimore and
Washington) was put in operation. To aid in
the enterprise Congress contributed $4,000
towards its construction. From this inception.
the work has advanced until the present dav,
when there are more than Mnty-fre thousand
miles of telegraph lines in the United States,
spread all over the country like vast network,
and connecting the coast of Newfoundland with
the shores of Texas and the great Lakes with
the Gulf of Mexico. In 1850, submarine tel
egraph (the first of its kind,) was laid across
the Straits of Dover, and connecting the coast
of England with that of France, distance of
twenty-four miles. From a recent number of
the London Railroad Journal we derive sum-
mary of the work of the same class, which has
resulted from the initial attempt of 1850:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-14
Examinations by an Antiuuary.

To the Editor Of The Permont Phanir.
The following documents, which unearthed while
recently prosecuting antiquarian investigation for
another purpose, will be read with interest by your
Newfane subscribers, If by Others Daniel Whip
pie by whom the first paper is signed, a citizen
Of Brattleboro, and man Of note in his dav. Both
he and his subordinate exercise an economy in the
use OF marks of punctuation that would have delight
ed the heart of Lord Timothy Dexter.
Daniel Whipple Esquire High Sheriff of We County
Of Cumberland 10 Nathaniel Stedman of Fain Consta-
BILE In Pursuance Of Warrant to me from his Excel
lency the Right Honorable John Earl of Dunmore
Captain General and Governor in Chefof We province
OF New ! ork bearing date the 10th day OF January
III You are hereby Required and commanded forth
with TO Number and take Account Of all We Inhab
itants Within Your District Distinguishing therein the
Age Sex and Whether Black or white as in We Scheme
ut We foot hereof which you to Do with as Great
Exactuess possabe and to Return the same TO me
under your hand as Soon as Conveniently nav to
gather with List of the Names OF We head Of Every
family within the same District-Given under nv
hand & scale at Bnttleborough in the County of Cum
berland We 25th Day OF March III
DAM whipplc Sheriff
Sir have il in Command from we Secretary to Re-
quirs the Constables to Execute the part Assigned
them with Due Care & Attention and to furnish me
with your Return as quick possible
A true List of the Name of the Had of Every fame
ly of the town Of New fain
IIezekiah Boyden Thomas Green
Josaph Dyer Ebenezer marrick
Josaph Dyer Junr Jonathan Richardson
Ebanezer fletcher Samewl Richardson
males under 10 70
males above l6 and under 60 IA
Femails under 16 IA
Femails above l6 10
males go and upwards
Sur have gon through the Bizeness Asned me In
your Warrant With much Care as posabely Could
x If thare BE any Arrows pleas to Excuze them from
you Humbel sarvant Nathael Stedman
Constable
Newfhin Aprel We 90 I'LL
somewhat informal return, ii must be admitted
bu; probably containing Arrows sufficient viii
ate the proceeding. 7. H.. W.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-14

THE KANSAS ELECTIoN.-Lecompton junior,
or the English Bride, was submitted to the peo-
pie of Kansas on the 2nd instant, and we are
happy to announce its defeat by an overwhelm-
ing majority. The returns come in slowly but
in every precinct reported, with the exception of
Kickapoo, the vote against this miserable COM
promise is so large that the minority are COM
pletely oycrshadowed. This is one of the most
gratifying results of the year. as it demonstrates
the fact that the administration have not the
power to fasten slavery upon that Territory
Kansas will be free. The Washington Union
accepts this result as an indication only that the
people of that Territory do not desire to be bur-
dened with the expense of State government
Perhaps the Union will be undeceived when
they come before Congress next winter with a
Free State constitution, asking for admission
The result of this vote is another evidence
that at any time since the very first settlement
of the Territory, the majority of her people have
been in favor of Freedom, and that it was only
by the most fraudulent means that any other
vote was ever returned. 1t is about time that
the administration had its eyes open to this fact,
and ceased in its efforts TO force servile insti-
tuition upon free people.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-14
Success Makes the Man.

Such is the popular judgment, and we are
told "ror popui, ror Del" If man devotes Il
whole life to ardent investigation and repeated
experiments in order to render the laws of ma
ture of practical benefit to mankind, and dies
while yet in sight of the land of promise, but
without attaining the ultimate object of his de-
sires, he is regarded as a mere enthusiast, and
homilies are written and preached to show how
his talents could have been more useftIlly en-
ploycd. But if, on the other hand, success
crowns his efforts during his lifetime, no matter
If that success is the result of the merest acct
dent, he at once becomes one of the great men
of earth, and he receives the applause and hon.
age of his fellow mortals. Take the case of the
man to whose skill, energy and indomitablc per-
severance we arc chiefly indebted for the pres
ent existence of the Atlantic Telegraph. Had
the weather or the elements proved unfavora-
BILE, had some careless or stupid employee neg
lected his duty-emergencies against which the
greatest wisdom and forecast cannot provide
that great enterprise would have, this year.
proved an abortion, and the minds of most men
been discouraged from a repetition of the ex-
pertinent. But no such contingencies arose and
the enterprise has succeeded. And now, the
name of CYRUS w. FIELD has been made i'm
mortal. "Ilis praise is in all the churches"
and on all tongues. On such slender and brit
tie threads hang human greatness as measured
by the popular standard. We would not de-
tract one jot from the need of praise that is be-
slowed upon an energetic and ehterprsing man
but we would bespeak more favorable judg-
ment for those who are equally deserving of
success but sometimes fail, through no fault of
their own, to secure it.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-14

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