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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-20
Ciaif,Orne's Machine Works,
4SVEvEgEE TENN
Removal.

TIVE subscriber takes ths method Of informing his
I old custom and friends and the public general
Iy that he has removed his Hardware store from tue
old stand on Market street No So in the large brick
building lately erected on the South side uf Broad St
where he keeps constantly on hand and makes 90 or
der the various articles embraced IN las line OF bus
ness He invites especial attention Ia hs large assort
rnent Of A~TINGS. IOII OW-WAEE, BRASS, Nc.. such
as Mantle and Coal Crates. Wagon BoNrs, lnw Mods,
stray Cutters. Cpru-Shellcrs, COrn-t trushCrs, Mill
Cruslsrs Balcony Work and Iron Fencing, Colce Mills,
Tea Kcttlcs. Brass Kettles Dog Irons, Candle Sticks,
aud an almost endless variety OF other articles.
Jan. 29-r ANDREW ANDERSON.
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llQ5l)uillf Patriot.


TERMS:
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Weekly, per alnnni, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 q
CES Weekly for two years or two Wee6lics
for one year, in advance, ....---.....- 90
When the Daily, Tri-Weeklg, Weekly Is 20 he
discs-1inucd (raid IN advance the time subscribed
,or1 the subscriber must order Otber~se II will be
csnIlaacd, option, until paid FOR and stopped
a paid it must be paid II the time Of disc"ntiai-
l1ce option. If the party good, Il VIII be
until paid,
Rcm.uahces by mall registered letters, at oor
risk
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DFLIN EN- 7 S

We hope "Tr delinquent friends who are in arrears
previous - Of january, 1858, will not he offended
when they ind their accounts IN the hands OF of-
GER Tor feel that have been very indugent, and
cannot nor willnOt wait longer.
unay3l-tf r. c MCNAlI1 co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-20
prp GOODS, rte.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
w. A. JIG. .McCLELLAND

RI ouerIng their entire stOck of Goods greatly
n reduced prices. Dress Silks, Bcrages. Nantes,
&c. greatly below Cost. Now is the time To get the
greatest bargains offered for those that will call
soon augl9-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-20
NEW TVEATENNENV.
Buffalo Medical Dispensary,
Established FOR the Cure Of
Dyspepsia. General Debility. Fever
and \ Ague, Asthma, Ineipient Com
sumption, InfirJnities OF Youth n nd
Old Age, &c.


w. y NHO - az SON
CasTer of Man, and Quay streets TuddIo, Nelc York
4 RI the only Physicians IN the state Who are mem
n bers Of the Royal College uf Surgeons, London
May be consulted from o'Uiock in the morning, un
III at nis ht, every state and y mpto OF Disease
Tn, treatment they adopt Is the result "f upwards
90 years extensive and successi vi practice la Europ
and America n fnra
A Most Scientific Invention
An instrument Tor tue cure of genital Debility,
Nocturnal Emissions more properly known Seminal
Weakness &c., can be permanently cured IN from NJ
teen To twenty days, by the OF TINS instrument
when used conformity with medicines.
Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DIR. AMOS q SON take pleasure in announcing ths
they have invented most important instrument for
the o the above diseases. IL has been subjected
10 "a test OF the most eminent ply soians Ia London,
Paris Philadelphia and New YORK Il has been deear
I'D the only useful instrument yet invented for
the OF Seminal Weakness or any disease Of the
genital organs caused by the secret habits Of youth
Or. AMOS q SON u order 10 satisfy the most
skcptcal A. the merits ~ their instrument pledge
themselves that fn any instance where u may prove
unsatisfactory fair trial. te money viii be re-.
funded by returning The ustruincut ma good order.
Persons wishing ihe above useful instrument will
observe that the price, with the accompanying direc
iions securely packed, and seat by mail express
Ian fll4a
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NOlls.e.

A IL PERSONS lndt essa - tisa fsfate e SAEAH :.
~ EwiSs are Frqaesesi - come sI Aara zHd r.sais
10 tnes.t and these - xtVm the estase = tndrotea
hs~eby reqsest- 90 psesent teeir etais tuf srt
t.efz.etst os tiscy sliI be fssfever barred
ABRAM /. ntsiosS, XXI,
sersao-tf farah :. ksiuf.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-20

No. Ia Union street, sssr Msfhst
II EsPEcTfuLLY anps uIces 10 The Ladies q NAsii.
II wife and VICINITY thai abe has ns:s 9neF Ter
,.,r inspeetOu, her les sts lcro! fAlI shd htntsi
p,tnets and Millinery tiOods. Her tniessl sili
be IL una nnosaaily ue and elegant s"npf"ihs u.e
-, s,racttxe a. y ell ~ iissluI at eiascssi Il
"a, sof the day Her supply ol bansets ana LosIiiss
Ir Iamings are especial well fsiscied. ana she nzs
10 erseii saaI nstbius can be found u ,e cry
n.sre m0ae.i, tasteful and eieealsi
ssps.s-isas
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-20
EIiNcn Goods.

WE have au elegant assortment OF Irish Linens
w Table Linens, Towels and 1uWelng Linens. and
Linen Sheclings, which Offering chez per than
thoy can he bought any where else.
augl9-tr W. \ ]. q McIEILAND.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-10

\ large lot II crockcry, China, aud Glassware
/, large lot OF Nails.
WN HRAnFItIp \ co
Marshall Jms 10. s3s
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Sanders X sears,
DRUGGISTS.

: N7f"FT ~ 7 y 49,
Successors 20 Mcdonald i, SANDER

Successors 20 Mcdonald /; SANDER
1 RE NOW recrivug nrgr supplies at fnsa
\ and Gcnuinc Drugs Oils aud Paints. Ak'
q sup rior article of Medical tan of- such "A
as the very hestVu,li's Ut togmc lawh "
Port VIM ami Old Bourbon Whskcy a. -
well as Nincgsr Fine Chewing lohacco Qiinif
Starch and tauj,S Ac And viii coniinae to
receive large supplies frsh ira'a New Nors All
Philadelphia, commensurate with their 'nls -,
crasng demand. They have now cn haist asl
will soon he in rcept Of al The porular rs'eO,
Medicines Pcriumres Powders. Hair oils, am
Cosmetics, Hair Restorative, Nc. Sc.
wn White Lead and Glass ane strictly can
dl,icl,s At low prices.
March T. -. M 2s-u
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WAFER IIIsE.

hR TABOR would respectfully annonagn to
~ his lfiends IN fexa. that ie hus rctftuai
after iigc years abRnca and 'iu,d ul pheasant
apmc iar The sick, 10 The delightful toWuof nan-
gsFael.i 'riiui county, whcro h will receive aHl
treat 8 limited nuinheI vi patients During big
sbegee h. hls been connected with larla ,stab.
lishmeuis 10 the East, where DC has had ppporn-
nifty II lrea,.ng al kinls If Chrome de.4e.
f0f eyerel wars be has leen making use of
Electricity and balranifn ia connection with
Water IN the treatment u thruuir de4aas.
Many Of TIN mlmele,s diseases with which tie
community "a afflicted are ihe result Of mineral
dragging and ! am happy 10 say that, with
Water and The Electro Chemical Baths have
hs'n able to remove ihr wfson5 and perfectly
rn1Tate the System. 70 thnsc affected with
Rhamsti-m Neuralgia Paralysis Chronic sorc.
eyta, OF skin diseases we gay eeuri We emu 10 you
good. Female weakness and weakness Of men
'nossssshilly treated
Tg.s~ @ Beard end treatment $50 ,sr month
so for boani without Treatment For ans tins
less than noaFh 81 pr day ilorse keeping
81 per woss
No trust
/ TABOR VI H.
osiageriied Texas. April, -5-
e<D- Texas Republican copy $ mon'hs ami
sAarse T. r
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODs!.

lIFSSHs. NM. RRApFlEIb y 20. wouii
vi respectfully inform the ciizem of Harrison
Coauty and the public generally that they have
ia., received an entire NEW and COMPLETE
stock 81 Fancy and staple Summer noods-
Their stock IS cltiraly pa and having BEEN f.
loei,,l with great ear they ,el assured that they
can oller Inducements 10 purchasers. 1ho~'' wish
ine o. purchase Gooi- would 10 well TO ei"
them O call snd cxaInil their Noc, and f"o
beiar, Purchasing elsewhere.
The following comprise portion OF their
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Executors Notice.

I EIrfRI testameniary were granicd 10 the
u Undersigned ON the estate of g q Crnin.
Sen deceased at the january term A. u. 1855
az being the 26'h day thereof Of the county
court pertaining to the estates ot deceased per
sons. This is therefore, to notify all persons
having chi;us against said 81 ~, To present.
them within the time prescribed hy Inv AND
fhose Indebted - make immediate payment
j Il GRAIN. FNr
Jane ~ Je \o I. o.
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Mrs. ROBERTS would respectfully morn
vi the Ladies' IF Marshall and vicinity mat aF
u prepared To attend to their wants N INC WV
Of
MILLINERY AND MA\TtA MAIN"
Having all the late fashions Of The \or'N'D
and southern cities, she is confident she can P'A'
the most Ers,idious
Her room is adjoining Nj c. +. ilynscn''~
idcnce.
March 90. lA5s 2p-h
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NiBIstsTl PES

INRI VAILED BEAUTY
cas- uE OBTAINED sd
4 c. NOESITES GfLLERf
over Sanders X sears Drug store.
Nysi VI fcraN
Marshall Mas T.
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LAW CARD.

ITAIL & MOSELEY i1orsgf md coas.
III uiar NJ lar
AnprF n j HILL Mlnhtl Te.4-3
7 Mpseev jefferson.
Feb g. 1854 ly
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WE have removed from our old stand 70 W
w housc next door to Mcssrs. Haynes ~"
ris, where we urc now receiving fall ''"s
sd,sery We shall h pleased to have ohf ,ss
customers call and purchase more and ~! ~
what they have bought. :,
j. H. EDW ARDS ~,
March 20, 80 ""
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Shreveport Advertisome.t.
tNtAli DUNN,
DUNN \ RITClliC.


DUNN X RITClliE,
Successors 10 ogleshy x Griswodi
DECElNINU. Foruundag, aud Comma.
IL Merchants, and Dealers ~ GRoCERIrs
BOAT AND BAR STORES, rLAXT,
TlON SUPPLIES. etc,
SiiKEN EFFORT, L.,
We have leased the commolious and fran.
Warehouse recently owned and occupel
Mcs-rs. Ogicshy Il ('riswold, and arr prpar,,
receive and store cotton, merchandise and H..
ducc.
We solicit patronage, and pledge ours.lyes
give piranp, attention 10 all business eniras,d.
our care
We shall keep on hand at all times conn...
stock Of plantation supplies boat and bar IT,.
anl groceries of every description TO which !,
heg ravc to call public attention
Our charges for receiving staring and sliprs..
coiton Is twenty-five cents par hale, for the sr,
epa-on
We viii make liberal { ash Advances on eo,,,.
and merchandise IN store
DUNN n hTCIHE
Feb 20 Is No 25-tf
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LAW CARD.

lfE0 LANE WemsQa ~ Marshall no
" rlaa county Iespt
September D. lesa.
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DIR. 4. NE RS.
Il. =. YOU NJ.

n0CrpRS A. $. q T. T. VI JOHNSON
- have associated th'mayoi 10 the practice
If Medicine
s-ay plir aver their Drug Store, west tlle of
,hn puh,.s -uiaie
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New Orleans Advertisements
Paper-iianging. Paiats, Glass, and
Water totOrs.

Paper-iianging. Paiats, Glass, and
Water toiors.
Nepwan's, Reere' u Sons, aeher~aa's
and OsbJHc's
Iter tseei,etf a ilt,e .i.st of ii.. aiaFs raf.5t
j Be- f,ka. sni H Nflafl4y aUl u s.s ESD hHfr..
sifh .Hrfs 3rf tefr Alsn. GerIelu taIars, m .akff
tsll Hst-s iHa .a.iif1eH..
OH|rH'ars. iu fU'.-s. Irs|i.H tHi Anrrean.
tt4ts.r fr rsltHtlif iH laiHH.. ~ -,iD Il 81 d.
taltas iu foiia nnm 81 l1 - s.ss ri''e,
~tfHf0 hets foe rfaFtses. u. EN- s#aHs.
li-4 iHf hHr sable tnA rIU.. Isif lrH.lss
ldG Iaift and yhrtti.f ar. BIS. 90 t.tet.
80 ff.ktge. rahl and .i.ttf Deaf.
i01 hatiis. dnich metal. Nt.fe tHi yellow
lIn 1853. FOO t-efs ami ha.is.
Iusrl nl ail iIie .Ia' tai.rf
ir-nrh aHI AmrfIHfu
fnprr-&langings, ttordci, Deco"
UatiOns. etc.
I1nH. Window saeh. aud A.laas of i.I sizes and
tt.frl.IIu fuf sait. Cheap
WINDOW GLASS. y.
sl0a .ei Amefasa Wafaq Gia.- aIl .i,,..
i5n io Engi.h Hni fraeh Ham +tiD Go e1,a0
Ha NaIts fine Plato fitH..
l.4F7-. ia3h. ihIs Ainsf. i1. $40 20 fnt5f.
800 HsHt raiur"i fllss
Itfffrr iauHHia
aiu huui.-a sIifirr NHs.
l1i.lt White iali go - i1 5a+ I. Eass
HHu ctaisies aat kfrs en'Hf..i l4I.f fa ot1f. Co.
lHp Gaund Gao i1e.-
600 l1s Zoe lfeufh trrn. dry ani ground 20 aii .
1000 lti- whining aud Paris atie Ensl.h Vsaa.
tsu Red afHl ,eilHf achri
fHni Wills ni nil ewes. lad every article usually
tHHtW b iaIut ni la' r.'Hr .i1fr SO d. faHui "a
T. CLANNON'S
Ma H2 is Y =, Canal st y Odesus
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HARDWARE.

i,'''' "'ff'l 7'''' ''.''-'
I-,,. fI.r.r. and To-, Chains
ur..r.rI -,r.fr1ar chains.
-i..l HIS
Gr,h Gla.-
-pl4 snd -bo,sl.. Long nnd Short llandlc-
eros. cut nra Hand Saw.
lemon a-,d kcy Hole
la.k -mooths anl Fore Plane.
.Jo.0ter mi Match plau,-
,bisl. t,,,,-.,,, oei,ll
Firp,r cbi4el..
Turpip,, and Gouges.
Br,o, and Bits
tgmr
Ranch Screws
Hand Xim.
Nnl.y Wrnches.
i,l'@a AWE
Ivory Handled Tah kunc. aud Forks,
Horn and Bone laadtl KNIVES and Fofh
Pocket kunr. 4 sorted.
Iur.r -ho. Knives.
Nal Tack. and Horse Shoe Hammers.
Butt. and screws.
strap Hinges and sal Irons.
CASTING.
p..,...al -Lo.,
In MAJ and color.l I,s,in, taiters.
U-'f.'....i tv;d,,.,, III
Iii M AMI Gal'r.'l L N r,o,s
Av.,l.....i s., ;,t.'., nj,
III tt.t ..i'.......' u,.i.t,,
Al III t,l.l..l at
~ ma ~, IL,
Ia. VIZ. 4 y, pants anil Sinner
IN, ',l; anal e,n,t WaiIing I'M,
Gents Fine Calf Pump Boots,
~ 90, -. ,,o'''
MP t""s
81" 7u's
"' "a 7i,"'7 al" ''''''l'
'''iN' On i'''N hu,,''N'
''" i',i 'V's''''7'
NY T'''' >"'''!'
Hats. Cans. and Bouucts.
i"''f7 = me ia'r ir'nir's l'nlrmilned)
hagil-h 9tra" bonmt ln'uNhJ
Gents Fashionable six Hats,
Panama l4ghorn and Straw Hat.
Cashmere Hats
a., Ac.,.
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!. Aw #, ARD

u FENNlNG-. H'apeg ~ i0~ Mar
-. stl Tc,aa ula aJ No.l N~i r.r
,e. Oh d. lnh.lt arr.
jannarE g-}.
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LESS CONFIRMATION.
Il. A. EIELI.. a, NJ, Prs.

" ~ IItslJlA a. VI, fffs.
Marshall Jan %, IS 2ln
Er,f@ Galveston Christian Advocate Ca,i,lo
oa2ei'e, South Western, Shreveport, Jefferson
nazct'e, pshur Democrat, copy four weeks and
send account to K A. Ezell Marshall 1evns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-13

Bibles,
Prayer Boeks.
Flss.weod's Christ and APOSTLE.
Liisis Israsi, BY Riehsrds,
Pilgrims Progress.
The Holy War,
Popslar History Of I'm li.h Bible Tss.slasioas
The Altar 1t Home,
The Two Sights,
Leetures 10 yssng Men,
kresh Thoughs sn On Thruss,
Thsodosis, Or The nssoiss Of faith,
1ethodist Family Manual,
Priseipls. and P;.esiess u B.p.ists, y Way
6eered Scenes aad Characters,
The Dairy man . Daughter,
Shepherd Of Salisbury PLATA,
Dihk Manual, BY Everett;
McTfsinss' Sermons,
Dicks Works,
Lofsnso Dow : Works,
Chsia u Sacred wsoAsss.
CunminE's Scripture ReadinRr, snhs.ets1
Mathew, Mark. Lsks ssd John, xxodss
Lsviticss, 0enesis.
Cummings Minor Works,
Cummingi Tent and Altar,
Cummings Voices Of the Night,
Sunming1 Voices Of the Dsy,
Camming's Voices Of the Dead,
o Cs..ass HsnssIet,o.a q y. Blessed Life
Cunmiug 3 Lectures on Romsnisn.
Camning's Daily Life.
Ccnant's kesnder on John
Consnti Ncandsr on Philippians and Jamss.
Shristian Lifs--Sociai and Individual;
Sermons for the People;
hali.mb Lectures on the Mornins Prayer;
Mr.. Marshs hailic, or The shsspfold 10 III
Wasers;
fhoaghts TO Help and Cheer list and a ssrfes,
Bucks Harmony and Exposition of orr Lord /
Great Prophecy;
~ rsS
and jude, Ephssians, Philippians and
Colossians, Thsssal onians, Timothy, ritus
Philsmon, Book II Revelation Epistis u
the Hebrews, kpistles 10 the Romans. the
0ospsls Of Isaiah, job, Daniel.
Rainbow Around The Tomb
For sale 1t Eastern Catalogue Prices, at
OGDEN, BROWNELL co. Is,
April b. 'b8-a AaiA asd End st. sets.
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! have oct trees from the fret Of May to
the last Of November, and had then do we'll;
but for several years past have como to the
conclusion that from tho Goth Of MAY to
about tn 1t Of June 10 the safest time
that 10, ~ very time the buds are ready to
-. - ZAP Il this stage II in full cir
cul6no1 3 the tree stas1e q onos to
grow, r 1qi1 taken d ~ properly set,
~ ~ make : I'D growth the
f1 nfdsr the most important
po1SH Sls transa csioa. that tho tree
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EXAMINATION " TEACH ERS.
A Lii persons wishing Certificates Of their quail.
n fcations ~ Teachers Of Common Schools 10
THIS county, are requested 70 present themselves
for examination stthe
Central Public Dchool Mouse.
In the City Of ksekuk, on Tussday and Wsdnes-
day, the 1sth and NH days Of Nay.
Hours Of examination fron . o'elock q m. TO
O'Clock p. N. JOHN "A. MUM.
County Superintendent Of Conmsn Scheols.
May7, '5S.d3w
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NEVADA TxRknoRY.-Thc Committee on
Territories have reported bill for tie or.
gsnisstion Of new Territory west Of Utah,
under the name Of Nevada.
The same committee Of the House report.
ID bill 70 make the right Of suffrage uni.
form and excluding non-natursli1ed foreign.
IN from voting in Ill the Territories Of III,
United States.
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We and al kinds Of naAsfAstssiss purposes,
wn,eh = will q alltin~ - psspsteA = supply ths
0kOvEk BAKIR nACN1NE6 ass Ne nees
st1pts 80 sellaAIs twe-thresA naeAinss IN ~.
80 ars - sesssd y ths entire North west 6
sasts!n psssss. guaranteed 70 give ntisfaetion.
Address oT1eTp .
. HUGH ALEXANDER, Agent,
xeelSoSn l6S LAke-st., Chicago.
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For the Upper Mississippi

q. SNAIL LINE,
- eek IslanA AnA keek ak Daily Pas.
rI,HE .tsau sCAMPBgLL -.
1 and rISHOH1NG0 will compose
the limo for the season Of lass. Both
Of these boats being Of light dranght =
and Of great speed, nay BE- relied upon for uaking
e1Ancctions ~ advertised. Tho
BEN. CAMPBELL,
GEo. II. MyERs, Captain A. l.. MILLEA, Clerk,
Leaves Montrosc ON the arrival OF the cars from
ksokuk, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning, 1T s O'Clock. The
TISH0MINGO,
Jons X. KEAca, Captain A. II. Coawrxs, Clerk,
Leaves Montross - above. every Monday, W sdnss
day and Friday eonnee,ing. u BurliD kton, With
TRAINS for CHICAGO, and NJ. Pleassnt, lows
at Muscasine, with the TRAIN for IOWA CITY ;
q Rock Island, with Minnssota Packet Company
Steamers for 9alena, Dubuque, and St. Paul, and
the trains Of thsChicago and Roek Island Railroad
Through Tickets may BE- procured on BoAad, or
Of o. q. BREWER, Agent,
May HID at Depot On Levss.
TJnap~ ~
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Ip one Of the villagesof Egypt, where the
|exAnination Of the question Of Slavery ia
not wholly forbidden, the Debating Society,
hoping TO streagthen ths decision Of the SUI
prcine Court in the caseiof bred Scott, has
accepted the following for discussion at its
next meeting:
"Whercas, The Supreme Court o., the
United States 10 said to have decided that a
"negro has no rights that white man is
bound to respect," therefore be ii
Resolved, That . mulatto, being half
white, 10 mot entitled to half the rights, or
the quadroon, being three -fourths white, to
three-fourths Of the rights, of the white man,
but that the faint Of African blood wherever
i can be proved to exist, 10, as it rightfully
shonld be, bar to citizenship under this
1oqsEaunsnt."
& ~ demand for the settlement of the
4aoot3enis imperative. The work of amiga
Ma4Nnis going on all over the South. Ia the
eou1an grain growing I'D eAttle raising
die1oSts Of the Slave States, pare blooded
AtSJesns are growing scarce. They linger
yet II che rice and cotton Helds OF the great
plonta1itns where white men are few and far
betwooa ~ the bleaching process 10 active
nevsfthslees. 10 another century, unless the
Slave Trade u re.opened, African slavery
will be unknown American slavery win
have rooted it out by the silent process nov
At work. Let Judge fancy hasten his decision
and fix the law Ut once. That Debating So
ciety cannot settle it without his aid.-fChi.
cago Trib.
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Over ninety years ago tho laFsA wAs intro !.
duced into Scotland from tke TvrAL bv the
Duke Of Athol, and he lived losr esoush 10
see war-ship built for the Bfitish nav ont
nov. from its rapid growth and great ynlr.
the most profitable timber tree Of Great
Britain, For more than forty vcn,s IL.
botanical and horticnlturul soc;eti.s. rurs..
rvmen. and land owners have ransasl ID az
atom 10 fnd new. rare ana yal.ahls nlsr,.
and trees. The forests Of L;hs,ss ~
plains Of China. the Himalayan -on.2rt ~
he woods 81 OREGON nd nsuS ~ Ssss
South Sea Isl.nds' and TIA PIP ssSS
Peru. Chill. Guiana. ana SsinI3 hs,s ~
oontr;hnted "a ~. :. ,hes ~ ~a.A.-. .sSX
shsc az 80. 49, sss.. II q y - 8
has hesn snoscss fnllv ss3 s~ten.,..is NM, ;'
ysted n tho R,;t;.h ;.iss - h,rd:.a .S'' :,
] !; s.; -:
S ssr sa ns n0'May spaseS H. nas aons
anil anil ya,ss,s /, a.. I'm. n ips
ssna. - sne.;a.as 80 nv, .;.s..;. 'aoss
wool ~ cal;sarn,a ,bs w..u sk."ao rsu'
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CIN AND ITS CONSEQURNCRS--A Religious
~ Book price Is cents; for sale By
aprl0d O0DEN, Bk0WNkLL . co.
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The Kaasas Cenaissaens rs.

1me AoW o0e 70 of1s
The commission - WHOM H. bfsrsnce
bill submits the supervision I Kaeses
election 10 composed Of Governor DGSr,
who was appointed to supsfssds Stanton
when that gentleman rejected the Oxford
fraud, Hugh s. Walsh, the present Secretary
Of the Territory. Mississippian, William
Wesr, the Attorney General, friend Of CAL
houa, who decided various legal question,
against the free State msn Of Kansas, G.
W. Deit.ler, Prssidsst Of the Kansas Sem
ate, and 9. w.DeAaesk, SPEAKER Of she
House.
It il supposed thag tkfss 1fst % ~
list are prepared 70 - sArougA ny frasd
that Calhoun, English, Bushsa1a and con.
pany may sec 6t 70 eonsoct ID ordsr 20 -.
sars the sstabliahseSf . SLAVE Constisu.
ton over shea Ksnsas. And it i.
calculated w : ~ sAss shs issss'
two consti - saly ! ninesily Il
, =. s...a |. ! !. ...'.,s :. !,
people .gsisss - ~ - syran
nisai psrsseusosE
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.l,ng clrI-

r1yHE ClTI-i
1 ss ~ 81
Ksokuk, Iowa,
are rsspectful
lyinforDeA
,ha4 the ssh-
soribsr has -
tabAishsA a.
Agency - No.
MLAs-strs..
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Tbs 1--WE Rrepsssssens.
To settle the kansss fnbroslio, enc dsy,
The House and the senate were worried;
The one answered fsh anA The other said Nay,
And "Oh 6aek eistrsssingly Aurrisd.
1nfoIds In his hands
~ snd snavs,y;
n m teenp,en t.ry,"
I. nyen q, Hll the IsafAoms Of - Nj y e..ab
Were shown BY the Spirit of Evft1S
seAN these viii give said the teast in1 old
liar,
"Only fan down and worship the Devilp
Guam STONE.
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