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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-29
Kansas Gold Regiops- g.

Governor Denver, writing to the Sec,e,,,-
Of the Interior, under date OF tho 18th inSf
says that the late news from Pixies PIT
leaves no room TO doubt the correctness g
the reported discoveries Of geld III that zi.i.
nifty. The explorers IN that vicinitF b,-,
found gold on the Arkansas. on head. Of ii.
Kansas and on the south fork of the Pl..,,
river. embracing an extent Of country more
than 300 miles The richest mines yet found
are on Cheny Greek. a tributary Of the SoyIS
Platte, directly north of Pixies Peak.
Judgc Bowlin returned TO Wssbinr,o,
this morning to await his final ins,ru.t;sn,
before setting out fer Nicaragua
The Eurrey Of the railroad from Hulsor -
Supe, or Bay field and Wisoczslu. ,!:s,,rn.
Of lC4 miles. has been approved ay the So.
re:sry of tie Interior, which secures 70 ,bs
Company large aud valuable sr.a. cs
lsnd,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-29
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS

Will be held during the present week. at the
following times and places, Wis -
inst. at o'clock, P. NJ, and en- the evening of
tho same day, at Plott's Hotel. Susquehanna
township; at St. Augustine, on Friday, the
Iss Of October, at o'clock, P. M and in the
evening of the same day, at Loretto.
Able speakers will attend and address all
81 hs aboYs Meetings.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-29
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE.

THOMAS MCCONNELL, Esq. of Samrnerhil
Chairman.
Allegheny, James NeGougk.
Blacklick, Joseph Mardis,
Cambria, Thomss O'CpaRsll,
Carroll, John Buck,
Carrolltown, Henry Scsulsn,
Chest, Washington Douglass,
Gaes. Springs, Montgomery Dosgl.As.
ClearfeId, Edward r. Donigan,
Conemaugh, David Williams,
Conemsugh Borough, john BrswlsS.
Croyle, VIM. Murray,
Ebeusburg. T P. Fenlos.
Gall,Zin, John Trainer,
jackson, Joel Simmons.
Jshnstown-
First Ward, J. F, Barnes,
Secogd {. @. Nelson Smith.
Third = T. l.. Heysr,
Fourth 4" Nathan w. Hertdn,
Loretto, James O'Donnsll,
MUuster. John Thomas,
Richland, GeorEe Orris,
summitville. James ". Condon.
SusquehannalI, Charles Wcsklsni,
Washington, Joseph Bnrsoou,
Taylor, George kurtg,
White, George Walters.
Yoier J.. B. CIsmer
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-29

A Nlcs CHARAcTsR AT the Sp,-,
Court of Vermont, Mrs Sarah !. siot. &c
divorced from her husband. Mr.. Darxir,
Mot. The Ruiland Herald gives the fcJ-
lowing biography of this worthy. which fo,
pith is rarely equailed -
We kuow that man. Darwin Mott. IL
came to st Albany with long face, silvsr
headed cane, ara Rev" Prefxed to hjg
name He preached QUE faith fev mouti,
ago. and suddenly changed it. He preached
aud went bunting the same day He preacs
ed on temperance, (and the people were as
;ouished at his stolen lectures snd friVneI
honesty.) and got drunk. lie lectured 70
the young ladies' and played the sdplterer
He kept had sehool-edited reckless "a.
per-stole money and charged she tbef, up
on the servau, girl-goS the office of Depq;v
InsPeetor-got drunk upon Fmuggled liquor
took one shiFt-another mans wife, std /,
bundle Of auusoript sermons, and ran axsy
from his own wife. bis paper aud crowd of
orcditorE'
That certainly is q marked example Of
condensed writing. We wonder hop the
Rencsred Darwin Mott likes tue style
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-29

Er Positively the most wonderful thing
discovered in the nineteenth century is fro-
fessor Woods Hair Restorative. 1t restores
perfectly gray hair to its original color, makes
it grow on the bald and viii preserve it per
fectly to any age if only used by the young
twice week. Dandruf and disease canno'
exis. on the soaly where this is used Sea
circular, and We defy doabt
CAUTION Beware of worthless imltatlons.
as several are already in the market. calico
by different names. Use none unless ths
words professor Woods Hair RestorstIfe.
Depot st. Louis, No, and New York; ars
blown in the bottle. Sold by all Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers Also by aie
Fancy and Toilet goods dealers in the Uniteu
States and Canadas. See advertisement sh
another column. fSl5-44-3:
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-29
Grm ahurrtiGrlllrnt5.
70 THE INDEPENDENTV0TERs OF CAM.
BRIA COUNTY :

BRIA COUNTY =
at the urgent solicitation of many friends, l
offer myself to my fellow citizens OF Cambria
county candidate fer the oihce1of SHERIFF.
at the coming election. Should be so fortunsts
as to be elected, Ipledge myself TO discharge the
duties OF the trust reposed in me honestly and "
the best of my ability. X =. LSlSpN-
Jehustcwa, Sept. -, lsss.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-29
Ohio Congressional Nomination..

Tbs following are tn names o! ssnai!s'si-
for Congress in Ohio. s. lar as the noHliBa-
nations have set b.tn made
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
MISC ELAN .
TIE rouREoLD DREAM

~ ,l,.r.. bend. .1v oehed U'pNosi4rj
,a'o~ tbe north western towns Of Eng-
L,,l 1.t,t.L thsre vnithr went I've
-, 49,, ..ac the 1taimn hung Tie
name ul.ler which bc suffered was sup
,,sp1 to ha injAugd Nuei l'' t'h'
tyhirh d.. cxnnt,d SEQ. thli q ititd'Ii
t,. .l..v.p4 sf h. wa,l,i WnI hH hri"-
factor ms ha s..r ior th0 akut % F."
sum or money wHeA in ,ai uuNal uitA'
ba ui,rl,t hav. had tor tae Assisting. nn'
IL IN 81, atrocities. tn give reason i'f
which hahl tAe sidlr@i 4 human hA.
turo The defence set up ior AaN'rahe'
e.as nst OF moaulty; there hclue ~"
d,nll whatever "a, 90 hlT having com
mi,tcd the decd: hnl TINS plea was w
nv oninian. very properly sci aside
Ills advocate happened 10 he an intimate
rr;er1 uf mine; and it was through th'
iutrr. morbid and rcprchens DE am
,,ell nN,,fe--wiih which he bad inspired
ne in thp unhappy criminal, that iouhH
nv,elr among this, crowd ~ ifnhl al
Hpneslord Jail | heard something
.so'no. an near nae. "a l.lt'r too locose i"l
The orcas.on
Cyan crneLh.artcd rufian, if you dare
=, ,,,,l, ,b, no,r wretch like that again,
,.rinJ a deep low voice, I'll save Mr.
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Selected poctrp.


ships OF the line and war steamers arc
for foreign. not domestic purposes; but
the question constantly recnrs. for VIVA,
Is Napoleon III. strainin1 hi sources
IN getting such gigantic navy ready
Tor immediate service, at the same time
that he Is iortiiying her Whole coast and
marshaling gigantic army
The English people, as the most ex.
posed TO "a sudden attack. are naturally
most sensitive The Government. in.
deed, officially announces in Parliament
that the late Understandings have
all been satisfactorily adjusted. and that
entire concert exists with the Govcrnmen,
Of France But on the theory tina, there
- no harm in being prepared against
the possible hostility of the best of
allies, the Government has been making
great preparations to be ready to repel
Il sudden assault, has put all the deck.
Yards and navy yards into activity in
getting thu whole navy ready for sea.
and strengthened the coast dcicnccs
sui, there Is u large body of the press
aai 81 the people who seem Ia think
that these preparations are not saGcient-
~ decided. but tina, extraordinary lcvies
should he made Immediately to put the
Kingdom IN a state to be able to resist a
sudden invasion hy mighty French
army; and that the French Emperor
should be called upon. directly, for an
immcdiate explanation If what his pur.
poses are IN collecting this formidable
war force IN = tine ot perfect peace
they believe the taci,urn schcmer who
governs France is revolving. and capa.
hle Of attempting, by any pcrlily. a
ssani foap to obliteratc the memory Of
IN" Mo and O. avcngc Waterloo.
The suspicion - a very cytravagaut
oic, but scarcely less SO than the other
explanation, that there is secret ALI
ancc, which is soon to be developed
between France and Russia to die.
tstr now laws for Europe, or that
other idea, which is favored 10y some
Spectators. that lac means - reconqucr
= ppmlngo, occupy or assume protcc,
tprato over Central America. aud estab,
hsh French supremacy in the Vest l.dics.
the Gull of Mexico, and over the transit
routes.
To all these couiecturcs there is olc
common answer, that they are hight
Improbable, and one common consent,
that it is Impossible to judge of the in
'rntl0ns of the French Emperor from
anything he permits himself Ia say. or
+ pronounce anything impossible to be
)ndertakcn by him, merely because i'm.
Probable from their extravaganza or
DER pasiidious character still the
treat mystery for Europe is, for what. -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS AND A HALF A YEAR
X. W. lou CHERRY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR


TINT TrXAs REPUBLICAN is issued weekly \,
rN u ILABS AND 4 IALf per annunl II
paid IN dyanre II paid within siv months, tn ~.
Dollar syment be- sYed until ,iirr 81. 81,
nonh-, the - ,rs VIII be Four Dollars Single
copies, One Dune
Advertisements at z per square, uf ten lines or
less, a 30 cents per square Tor eeerY suhs-qent IN
seriiun.
Anh-nl discount made for yearly Advertisement
Announcement Of candidates. Ten Dolar
Twelve PER cent will be charged on advertise.
ment- pad IN advance
" obituary notices over ! square ~ III he charged
az advertisements
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

\ CfNrgy AGO The Boston Mass. }
Gazette and County journal, Of July
Eth. lbs. contained the following.
just impo.iei irum Africa ald 10 be
n 90 board ;he brig Jonney, Wm.
Ellery. commander, now lying at New
B,sion = number Of likely Negro boys
and girls, from l. TO IA years OF age.
lngulre Of said El.cry, on board said
hsl-, where constant attendance - CAV
en-. lNofs The above slaves have all
had the small pox. Treasnrers notes
and New England ram viii be taken as
pay
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

The editor oi Robinson Crusoe wrote
TWO hundred books and ten pamphlets
aud then died insolvent This shows
how Just is the definition Of an anlh9r
AS Benevolent being who, have nothing
N his pockets, gives away hts brains
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ter, IN a solemn whisper. his thanks t
Heaven
rs the sailor and were borne alonl
T together by the rcsistIess human tide
sand Ia him, secured of svmpaih,
Tins IS sad sight, my friend, indeed
but II might have been worse
How sof' said |
Well, it,. a long story be- REPLIED
" but If yen like to listen to il. and I,
take a cup Of tea with me. (of which
feel the need, at my lodgings. shall j.,
pleased enough Il will bc relief Il
me, feet to tell IT even to stranger
- We went into a little room over
looking the scene and which had been
let rs had been agreed upon when n,
took the apatimout throughout that
morning to party OF Eve gentleman
aud lady ~. who had onlv ju-t eNac
udled H. And there ho todd th.s story,
You must excuse ne If nm It'll,
slow 81 FIRST. tor you throue has fairly
dalzled and caul1uudtd ma ! ana quite
Now t7 gifts of this sort. thank God
n"f have J over seen so great crowd
before ] live upon Tee southeast coast.
where The folks are not SD many as ina
thcsr parts and my own employment Is
a particularly solitary one: ANA leht.
lonsc man. | sometimes p.t~s whole
wrecks without Srclng amy other hcc
tban mat ~ NY Wlte without hearing
any other voice save his and that a the
scUgull and of the BAIL 4 vaye which
beats forever against sur rock Even
: D.. !
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
"' fou dreanpt that p exclaimed he,

h"liSc.
Ny father rose in haste. dressed him.
self and started at once. in the mon,
light, for the flashing village over aonins,
',' rpcK. winch was nay lonely dwelling.
p'',c II was a good ten mile walk
'"' W'eh No had been about two hours
upon MS way, aud It was b O'clock he
''' me coming heneword, with a dis
V's''a ana hnwnnted look. Little did |
u'',o'7'',u why he wrung my hand, and
N','c'i',a me so heartily without even
''N'hS no" II was That ! came 10 be-
'P','' t"e ch'ik-l"Whlands. there. at such
an 'p"'' instead oi at my post. | had q
~ !" zen hlnl' which | was, 10y that
~ 19''il,eu 10 feiate; although had
-, "',s'' 9'd !, have done fool
'st'' i"'h 'uWaFdlS thng
''"ie'' replied Dee, ! forgive NaH.
"u t'.i II 10 me. J am tuo glad
"'" a." 'iiNr ahd "'d iof rsproaea;
o.
nav luaI'eiled, itll~r with the
''''''' foreigner although lac has
,.'' ''"'l va u nave given INN l.r
G''',i''iE ''''' VIII A't Ice his mate IA
any iih2'i
LOU" '',"N'" 'iI'd the go man.
N", 7ii 4l''i tHphEh, bat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

nrArt % . MlsTN \ man died, few
aavs since aged % in Cambridge Mas,
who had lived very poorly, aud was not
supposed To own any property, except
the house and lat in which i.c lived, lis
heirs. however, IN searching the premt
scs, discovered specie Of various coun
tries aud denominations, to the amount
OF $50 01o
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

rrArn Of MuulS kosrA. Mastin kosta.
the Hungarian refugee, who was rescued
from The Austrian authorities in 1883.
Nv Commander lngraham Of the United
states Navy, died recently in very ihdi-
gent circumstances, ca sugar plantA-
ton, near the city II Guatemala.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22
AETHUsELAH

! a., -. =. 10 ~
,.,.,,.t,,. - :, ''iii' III
w. L. ,,'J ~ are no"
{ It..,l -, a.. ~ ~ i''"" 'l'nea
- ,ro f,,..,,e,,,1,. Ii. '"'H' '''i'F
..t.c.i,'l1.' ',9' 'U' "'' always
r.. ~.
I'll, in.,.c..;,'t - s''i''7
.i.,,~,. - w.. ''''. t''"'' '' V' Garner
lIvra :, l,a, H., ,'''" nun nav.
given ps sound reason why thcs
should not We have ua,.r vet Ia,rJ :,
scientific reason a. the contrary
DE- Aleutt the celebrated vegetarian
who is So often accused Of advocating
% bran bread aud saW-dust puddiuus =
hut who ia reality docs not recommend
bran bread At all. and who l. oppo-,d T.,
pnldiugs Il all kinds. argues than If
Aethusclah ouilived All. ancestor. nj.
desc. ndan@ might have out lived bif,
had 'hey been As usi,!!y oi,er,an al
tm conditions ~ health
AID why not We should ike 10 $50.
the medical min or tlc physiolo yist ,.6o
can give a reason WHY 20 is iHpos~ib,,.
for human being to i've a Thousand
wears We nraB # course a ulula.a-
phical reason Al the argument that
can hc advanced AGAINST TIL. m,si,iou
must be- drawn from human eNper,rue..
the hatran r,n.l, 80. t.irs,s
loss Ana If ~. lax :, H.. -.
which ARE d,...ro,ip,a ,b. L,,..,..,.
this monep, ae VII as ai,hr,.,'',..'.
tine p.,fef,I t..,,..l ,v;.,..,....
't.t W may
ta I've al In
40 enc will ,,p+.5.1.lst N.a,...t.i.
lived almost "a tl,..r.a,.l ,.....,. ....'.....
fa I'LL lav...f ua,nr.. .i,j Il ,.n
III nrirt, ...rr,it ,..... 49,. r..
lanr. vii, VIII not H.. .,,,. is,..,.''.
other pprsen. ned,, sit.,l.... .,...,.',.
cea IT, 'lye. q. b,t.- ~ t.,,..c,..
n trao tl..,, ,,ill. .f..tt.
hafH rt. ;h. world s..sr,. ,...... az
vitalu, .v0i nt FL. ,.,., H.. -.
the n,ri.l 1f r.t,,.,e ,..;..,,,,.
born oitl A., l.,,, y, ..r ,..,,-,,,'.,.'
"A .,.a,to, id. a., ,..l.l.
to tan, ,oatar. ,o..b.'..1 ,,.., MI ,l ~
most favorable ci,,npi-t.,,,.s IA
those Va ba bs.y,. m. r.,.,t',ti.,,. - r.,
Of cd acre their va.,Fs .n.,, lin. ,',.,.-
bpr thrae-scare and ,.u
Wa. Nlcflu..l,b s,, ala mas. 90, ct,.
or sixtv2 VA. be u,,,.h.'..t.'i I
snnerai,uratad AT .,yts.,,i,,.s ".
k,...,v, agoo,.s ,,,,,, ~ Ia .
mine bnndreI v..r. A. H. 'a' '''
vannr man "A tlree bga1,.J -
hundred wears h. wa. hu, l
mot sn eid hos aiiher sut % well grown. i
firmly dow, r-.l aad ~ alssoss4e bn,
Ng'4eA .i,v I'm was the country u
( 800. tu,1 .g,,t, it,. p.,i.ai,ons miasus
W ''''' Il. ill.ries, cns
- - -, 1'.nts aud &
-. III. Wa uie food q
~ ~ Ut. 80 .'''0 N'''"i"d
=, - - ~ ,,r' M. IL aa,,e
~ - ,.,, nais,a tb.
- ,l.,'.,,h y,t3, ,,v..
,ali Az. y n,r.ban,e ,l.y hees,ne
III l,..,,,.,.l n,.., Il, hos. aay~
ia, l,..,,' hi,.r .,,l ,l,alf1 wiz
ca "a ...,t.,,i.,.. f,.I. .,l bev.f.
%". 90. ,.,.., ,..v,nit,el as u,v
~ .l,,,J .,,l NM a.. nsis,n 81!
49, M. M ,ie ,tu,a9ph,rc
"a nj ,,.i,..,b st,.,,.tb
-, -. INK. oof,r ,t.5 GOOD el@
- ~. a.l ~ 49, IA ~ Ne.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

James Richards. frcnchman, wankcd
100 consecutive hours last mouth. in
Bangor Ne
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

Lane. alter creating the disturbances il
ponlphan, on his next visit to the town
entertained rs with magnanimous and
conservative speeches
LANES sAcRuEGE
II was 70 be expected that the secret
rIotcr should appear in public a. a con.
Servatur NJ the peace; it was in keeping
with the character of the man who once
IA Indiana las an eminent citizen 81
that state friend Of his. wlo knew IA.
fact, declared went from the hed Of a
common brothel where be- had passed
ihe night Ia a Christian church ia the
morning and partook of the holy sacra-
mont Of the Lords supper.
LANE 4 CURSE To KANSAS.
! determined now, after had thu.
seen how ho had intended t. ruin me To-
watch him with ccasclcss. untiring viz.
lance, until could obtain legal proof
against him Ia use it in a court Of
Justice but privately 10 compel him To-
abandon his hopes Of high office IN I'll.
party he sgraer- and degradcs. and to
Ic0i .Hr Territory which his pre-enc.
excepting ON two occasions only ha.
been q great and almost unmiiieafad
curse
But found that there is danger while
watching an anaconda, Of being crushed
W rs iudth-lme folds.
J asa NOT ife only Young man whom d.
has tried 10 usi flI his coward, scheme.
OF secret and criminal revenge ard ~"
may ihd' t"o. that he has reckouol with
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

\ NV tnMNu psrteuyE Frcdcnoh
" kochlrr, young German was ar
rested up SATURDAY ter attempting % pass
a counterfeit bill at the icwelry store q
Tiffany a Co., Broadway New YORK.
lseE,le his arrest he was seen to pat
something into his mouth aud swallow
H. Being taken 10 the police head~luar
tiers, and no further counterfeit MONEY
being found in his pockets, Captain W AZ
llnu extended the search TO his stomach
lie took two cmctics very reluctantly
and threw up sour ounptcfieti ms ni
different banks On the strength 81 TIT
proof thus obtained, koehlcr was detain
ID for examination before police mag
Isllatc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

Wnu ll. ENsmr. BAY Belt, special
organ a Galveston the News Is com.
3. ll,l H. admit in IL. issue of The lst,
,hr t.aeirE
W. have known Judge Buckley iar
MANY wears aul it is bat Justice 9 sag
thsi we have always n~teejuod u as
ppasyssin. Gee NeN highest order oi lc-
eH usium,pls. cmmsfig qatfHHe h'n
tar fhf aMr . ha4 sspts
Tne Nn,rcare between ino two ls, thai
Rir> Ams rsst simply upon hls Qip~
siNnn ii, iaiitial nominations. and o.
Tao, as sst forth hy late Victoria Al
v1catr that the setting aside % h's nn
tneraus ar,isinu. is evidence 81 the inca
raeip %. ihe present >Hwcme Bench
while. a. thc News i- sercod h. adn u
aflef an acquaintance af many yeats FLA
lsars % In3r BHahlcy rsi UpU Ny,
m1re eiatlo nnuAatiaa that bis tsaf ~
f.saasa's ,atssaifs qm''3g hsm far re-
oga o. nAtb ~ asfra" Sfsf, q ;eie
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

Jsnas Bcfaeg The Coiufal0 t,t'Eu. in
an article criticsins Judgt Buckley rs.ni cir
ru.ar saw. Their IS one charge against judge
}aekles shich b. cannot and ,inr' no' reb'te sisi
TINT i thai he j. an iaismp'rate man, AMI that
while he was a District sludge be- Was IN ne
habit ct getting druak Nov IN r'rs 10 this
"a. ,lo noi wish to b, Understood "a. saving that
Jadae y, 8 by ans nean> a ie,"ialnf l'al tins
much We io s.sy. that II hc Is the inchraie rrFc-
.n,.-i b, To- Tilinn il hss so happens that we
have nivf seen any cvtsehce of i, although
;ai;;s.;aT wih hiia stT s's;se iss4fs or hissa
y,ars III presided in our District iaf years
and W., have never ~een mm touch the ininNiel-
eating bowl ouf co,etupornry ,hpeld dssiV the
elevation Il NJ. iaeFitc. JIdge Hell, uFs'a hiS
merits. Il be- has any other than being born %
TesaSs rather than upon say deinefB ~ach
Judge Buckley may b. presumed 10 po~scss
Here. ~hcrc Judge Buckley has hsen eng anl
Nrn known whore BIZ bearing 'lnsssss sial a.
a man has hc,a admitted 70 tls crgeloic Of a
hubble opinion. sllieh mv.f fails 60 detect The
Ar,~s VIZ assure aag oonfnve OF i'r citizen b,
win get an alaset unanlfno1s vote tes,l Ia'
ifran
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-22

Lame organized club ct panlics ~
noniphan county became a member
1T il Although he could have attended
n. and was expected to attend il, he at
tempted on the second night 81 It's
meeting. to make mc the agent % induce
Inc club 10 kin Bob Kelly We saw that
nav nnluekv Indebtedness a. him DID not
give him sufficient bold over me that
some day. If be- again dared 20 attempt
to rule nay editorial course, would
throw nay property in his face and DEFY
hua lie wished therefore, 70 rnsas.
tne ia criminal enterprise; then monia
be his Slave forever ! never hated Lane
TN be- asked ne to 30 this deed. did
indie despis hin i.om ihe bottom 81
my sunl but lid not not htiieve hun e
he capahle of scheme 50 aiaboli 81 p
10 involve Young man, without any
cause. in criminal act Of private =,
,enee. Ii was So COW ardly. contempii
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