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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
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Dated Wacoota; d1s5s.a Fas45i;-tf
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
LOOK TO YOUR TICKETS,

LOOK TO YOUR TICKETS!
See that every name on them is spelled
correctly. Don't let the Republicans come
their old game Of "eel skim and alteration
over You. If You are uncertain whether
you have the regular Democratic ticket or
not, go to some we'll known Democrat and
fud out. H"., Pr =, 7.t@.' T. et@sa
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08

KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE
That the Republicans have no hope Of,
carrying the coming election fairly, and have
resorsed to the most Inscriptions means to
accomplish their base designs, by importing
hundreds Of votes mo the State from the
borders VI Iowa, and Wisconsin. au .n a'-4
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08

KEEP Bl 2 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE
s1That the Republican policy is to place
the negro upon an equality with white men,
and make him their equal in tn. c,m;lv
circle. f'is'i'' - az ~ te stse Lex,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08

BRING OUT YOUR FRIENDSI.
Take your teams and 60 around aud bring
your friends to the polls, Every man whn
has right to vote should do 50 at this cleo.
ton, for it is to decide whether Minnesota
the brightest star in the constellation ol
States, shall come out Of the battle with he,
Instre dimmed. or shall bear on her bannc,
the motto Of HONESTY. ~, .s...., 1000
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
is&Sls ~ tElttt - a't&h Ett ~ tSsi" yt-.tftf
G A S H T r AID Rs

9l3t n ItNHa039 IfIIH !tF3V1E 10 IGillI Z
Of Goodhue ,ane: adjoining counties, at prices
never before equaled in this market. Thank
tn. for past vors, he hopes to meet acontin-
nance OF the same. - qsa-I.f, s. b. FOOT. 80
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
MARRIED..

On Wednesday, the liih Of september, nj
the residence of Col Mat. Cartwright, 10y Rev.
A Kimblc. Hon. A. ID. McCUTtHAN, to
Miss AMANDA II. CARTWRIGHT, both
Of San Augustine.
Honors ,hickcn upon our young friend Re
rcn,y elected TO the Legislature, he has been
successful Immediately following in another can
Ass where his tenure Of Office viii he OF rnore
permanent character We congratulate HIM
upon his success, and if his wifi is hall "s ne
complishcd and lovely ~ she is represented 10
be- land We have NO donb, shc m'lN merits al
,hc cncomnm. bestowed upon her he must be
among thc happcst Of men. May th' star of
hat happinc7s never set.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
WILLIAM SHlEll)S 4 CO.

-
MOULD say 10 the plssssn ssssssaS ~
w they ere now manufacturing Coos 0tos
Of IN Improved pattern, vhicA f. IigAts0 q
ere ussarpassd b - 0ias "a, o.
Nor.l q 9ossl. H jc,ruas Il L. l,,s1ns
run 70 vaaas Aoes lissd viii Dabeittj 0g1a,
thashy 1slag sway With Atesies alnese seslbe
iy. TIE brusA ahah ; IstisAst - 70 hsn1 q
brush, 20 = 10 prevent cotton Wtslkae asosod,'
frequently causing tbe Gin 10 take IRE.
We also manufacture Corn Nina lsf any siss
AID quality which have repeatedly been pro
nounced to be the best Horse MIN in usl---
They are all gearej to be run sl.hcsi crossing
tie band aud are bolled down. so there can b
30 giving way a IS sometimes The c-sc with
those that are Only yedge fastened.
Orr Factory is located at Minden, Claiborne
Parish, Ia. where we have ample facilities -
making from two TO three hundred stA,a3. r.
annuls aud Us many mills. Should planters = -!
sire TO try our Gins for they are oil warranted
they can address US si the above meutioop1
place where their orders ~ill always rceeivs\
strict attention.
We are sou,her, men. snd ~. in ~ ~
manufactures.
We would refer those unacquaintcd with ~:
Gins, 10 the gentlemen named below
J. VI. Taylor, t'uncle joe Marshall Texas
Judg, Jo-.pb Mason,
p II, james
Res w y Hill
Roy Henry War
Lemuel langley Glade SPRING..
Msj " A. Tuilo.
Col. John NJ Jones, Jefferson Cas- Co. 1..s'
W II fueepsn Esq4
: +. Moseey, Esq.
Hon j B. Henderson, Cas- Co.. Texas
Col Willis Whitaker
3 T AIiridge Tpshur Co, Texas
John Ellis
DR.. Jonathan Adams. Harrison Co. Texas.
col VIM. Clark, Murry League, Harrison Co.
Texas.
April ! $50 In2e:Gml
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
B0otH and Shoes.

lust Received and for sale by q. = "regI
ID h Co, 1900 pair Men and Boys hest I.
double black tan knact brogsn., No. to ~
800 pair Men and Boys best Kip Slogans 10
Syin Ilsnihrr 1850 l~'rs iAdsss M.s'~ sn'i
thldcns ShSrs embracing 81 quAi'tse" am,
styles with and without nSe.. 10 ca.r~ o.
Men, Youth ard Boys sip ann Vsh hoon
W. have received d large lo' o 'ns' Am.
old Philadelphia made ca' bo1' 'or "en' a, MI ~
and winter wear, the best article ''f SUI" III
this markc' 49,
August - % N''' WV
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
A~niuistrat~r,s Notice.

T ETTERS Of Administration on the estate
/ i Of Moses and Mary \ Brown, deceased
were granted to the undersigned, by the Coun-
~ Cour, Of Harrison County. pertaining to the
estates of deceased persons. at the April Term
\ u l-i9
TINS is. Therefore, 10 uo'ifY all persons having
claim. against SAID estate. 10 present the same
for payment within.the tu.e prescribed by laS
aud those indebted, To- make immediate payment
". &. -W MANSON,
JAMES iARkt\~
administrators.
July 2, 1859. 2i'''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
Geuis Furnishing Goods.

lust Received and for sale by g G Gregg
u 4 Co, Gents |. e. and Marsecs shirts and
collars Brown audjBcached Drawers
". Cotton and Merino under shirts
"' Drawers
Crava,s and Ties, Socks. &c, a.. AL articles
in the line TO be found in our stock
August % 50 \o-5o Am
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
TO CONTRACTORS.

OrrICE or $ Y. II. 4. COMPANY.
MARsH,ti TWAS, sept II, 1859.
I1NrqL the Goth instant, scaled proposals viii
l hc received Ut the oehr of the Company IN
the city Of Marshall. Ar the. grading. masonry
and cross-t required on TWENTY-FIVE
MILES OF ROAD. IT,, work will b. let in
quantities to suit the fore. Of those desiring to
contract A profile Of the line. aud specifications
for the several kind, ot work together with The
form ~ utilization wll.hc exhibited at the Office
nj the Company from tins date torce OF
thirty hands ). wanted by the Company for
repair Of 'ack Sc Apply TO The Geueral N.
pcri6tendcut
T.. A. BLA\Cli,
Ctiq Eagporr.
September II, fs59-lf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
EDUCATION At.

MISS T. r SfRACilA\ has declined
,cAchn. with Ms. liDnfry and viii con
.tinho "a give lesson, n-'iu-ic Singing and the
Languages. upon her own responsibility FERNS
van De- known lponn app irltipu in Ni~ -irachan
al the residence Of Mr Edward NQmack.
Marshall AugH.i "a. so '1m
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nOvs' and NOuth's Ctathjug,

lust Received and for sale by u. q. Gregg
II Co. a large bill, including Register FrocAs,
Sacks. and over Sacks, Vests and Pants 10 fit
boys and youths from three 10 twcn,. years old,
TO which we call the attention Of oil the boys.
August ~. 50 No5u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24

OrroslrloS STATE TicKrr Monday,
the i2th instant, the convention convened
In New Orleans The following gentle
men were nominated For governor
Thos. J. Wells, Of RapidcA. For lienten-
nm, vovernor-Iion. John Ray, of Qua
rh;,a. For auditor--Adolph Oliver, OF
St Mary. For attorney gcncral-Thos.
, Dprant. Of New Orleans For treas.
Moor John Perkins. of East Baton
Rouge. For superintendent Of pnbic
cdncstioi-R. II. Curry, Of Catalonia.
For secretary of State -C1as. y Drcuy,
oc New Orleans Sxih- l'o'erH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
a. q. GREGG L CO.

ARE now in rcccp, OF their entire stock OF
n F,ll and Winter Goods in which may be
fnn,i IN. greatest variety in all the dih'nn'
branches Of trade tina, We have ever offered IN
ia
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
u.orr Is,o JANA man named Smith

R.oxr ISro JAIl-~-A man named smith
vas arrested and brought 10 Canton, a
day or two since, for being little two
sr.c and familiar with horses belonging
10 other persons. HIS trial comes On on
Wopdar prcximo. We don't know how
his case will be- disposed of The 3" voS
nopulir is much against him rs tlaiimqn
IivdM
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
" \1t,i).

1 NEGRO WOMAN who is good COOK
y washer, and roncr For further 'nlorma'
ton apply 10 ..,,,.. a.,
Sept, -, 500. 1'l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS,
yrSrRECETrED

NOW OPEN T. n.
TUE bss, selected Stock Of BDsinG' snd
j Susamer GaodA consitirg n -sa;sa'
Drc.s Goods 6pc Orgasdrs, Muslim. Lssss.
Barcg,s. silk Msntillss, Gipghams, Prints, JAG
onet, swiss and hpe Bonsots, Aho . h 1t
Of Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Csps, Brown
and Bleached Dcnrstic,, Co,scnadss, LiursYs.
Hardware. WOODWARD. .snd Crockesy Also .
linz 10, q Saddicry, lie = satis6ed y Goa
please YOU all The Good ~ q aew aad AssA
and purchased With the srsale4 eese. Gu -
examine ttr yourselves.
MAY sth. 1891 -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24

lust RECEIVED and for sale, DRY
u GOODS by O. u. Gregg Cot CON
plc,c assortment, composed OF 700 many a'mr'
EN-, articles to he advertised ia on, t"y paper 70
all If which we call the at,cnnSn OF our Old
friend. and customers, and the public rener"'ly
August -. 81 \o-5o I'm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24

nsn- Also. q new and beautiful edition Of tine
uEIN BlHLE printed from tSriHrY NV
-rgnro.irrp PiNrn che type Of which was
made expires y for l'i' edition. The marginal
ree.repces arr in the centre Of the page, thus
giving it r. open and clear Tppcqrance The
text is thu mos, reliable being carefully REVISED
and-co ,ed according TO the Osf2rd edition.
aad the "A merican Bible Socie,ys standard u
Is printed in the very best manner on 'ne whl'e
paper. Of uniform quality. containing the Apoc-
rvpha, Concordance, and Psalms, Index Tables
Of Weights and Measures. Illustrated with fine
Steel Plates illumina,ons. and Family Record
Bound in the mos, substantial and beautiful
styles and ornamen,ed with new stamps and De
Signs.
\ beautiful work entitled the LIFE OF
CHRIST w Fleetwood comprising an account
or ihe Incarnation Crsoi6gion, and Ascension
oi ihc saviour of the World
Published nr l.. c. \EBHUT,.
ropAr.lAnr TcNas
tirrr., Din. ,~Sg -t1rf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
MARSHALL. UNIV ER>ITN.

'INlIE exercises Of this institution Will be re-
/ sumcd on Monday next, September i2'h.
In the shor, time that has elapsed src the
appoip,mcn, Of the Prcsid.n, n, the close OF the
last term i, has been impossible to engage teach
crs and have them at their pos, AT the very com
meuccmon' OF the session.
negotiations, are now pcn'lrv to place IN
every d,pnrimcnt gentlemen Of high qnalfca-
non.. and w.Idttcd up'h'hy education and eN-
presence. o. i,I THEM po-lu9u,
y, pain. NJ cNnrn-e snail b" spore1 To make
tai. INSTITUTION ouc pl tu' first 100 tht ~an'HNe-
Fal particular, will bc given ma iH'ln aa
NriivmrHt J. :. BA@N
S.nt 1.ig-i9U Pv- dent.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
ClTAT1ON.---N0. 81.
TIE STATE OF TE\AS,
CotSrY or li,RRis0N.
Samuel W lillian, IS \ taron

Samuel Williams vs. \ taron
4, aag Lar'ui on P'lni County. G't-"e
\-OT are hereby commanded 10 summon. \
l Carou. hy publication ID the fcV- Rpnb-
loan for thrrc successive weeks, To bc and Pcr
.onaly appear before me 10 Precinct No. on
SATURDAY the ?lth day Of september \. u
ls5e, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to answer the COM
plaint Of Samuel Williams, al the school-hoast'
near Pcr Caddo Po-tofiice in n plea Of debt for
the sum Of seventy .fve dollars, principal, due by
note. briefly In follows. to wi, For Sventy-ive
dollars
Herein fail not and make due return .: this
writ rs the law directs
Given under my hand this thu 9th day OF sep
tcmbcr lNia
CUAS + Rtptll.
JoJrc NJ rle Fc1-e
Ia and for said County.
Received aud .>surd same lay ~ banding
Che editor or the Texas Republican a cspy ct
thu within writ for publication ith sept. s'9
G. W SLATER. &. IL G.
Sept 10. lS59-3t
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NEW WORKS..
SHORTLY no be Is8UED!!
A g e rs NTE Di

AN42vv w
SHORTLY no BE IssUED!!
A @ NTs NTE d!
THE subscriber respectfully IN -
/ forms the public generally, that
he is now extensively engaged 10
publishing some very valuable Books, and odess
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS
to engage in the sale Of them by Subscription
rs his works are sold in no other way.
Those wishing an Agency, can lind Specimens
a, all times u, the Publishers Office.
One Of our mos, valuable Books is
THE PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK OF THE
REVOLUTION or, Illustrations by Pen
and Pencil of the History, Biography Scene
~. Relics. and Traditions of the War Of indie
pen.ience-by Benson J. LOSING. Two Vol
um~s Royal Octave, containing upwards Of
F,ttssn Handyed Pages and Eisrm Hundred
Ehgrap'ngA
The preparation OF this work occupied the
Author MANY years; during which he Travelled
nearly ten thousand miles, in order TO visit the
promiuent scenes Of the Revolr'ion, gather up
local traditions, and explore the records and
histories.
The prime object Of the Suthor was to repro
ducc The History Of the American Revolution IN
such an attractive manner as To eullce the youth
of his.conntry to read the wonderful story aud
become familiar with the FOUNDER. Of our Kevab-
lie and the value of their labors. The manner
in which il has been arranged md set forth rem
,}ers /: no Tess attractive 10 The general reader
than TO the ripe scholar Of more mature years.
Explanatory notes 1re given on every page
and also biographical sketch Of every man dis
tipvuishfd in the events Of the Revolution.
4 copious Analytical Index. is gives =, the
close Of the second Volume, embracing eighty.
five closely. printed pages. This Is, in itself
complete synopsis Of the History and Biog-
raphy Of the period Of our Revolutionary History,
ami will be found exceedingly usehi for reference
The work contains all the essential facts OF
the early history ol our Republic, which are scat
h.f,rl thruu4h scores Of yuiamir oftDu.Inaccs@s-
bic To- the great mas Of readers, II forms a
complete Gtlif Book - the tourist seeking for
field consccratcd by patriotism, which lie scat
tered over or broad land.
Upwards OF THIRTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS were expended in the preparation OF this
work The exquisite enrravines prepared under
the immediate supervision Of the Author from
his owe drawings, required the greatest care IN
printing. To this end the efforts OF the Publish
ers have been directed, and they take great
pleasure il presenting these volumes ~ the b'ss
specimens Of typography ever issued nom the
American press.
Printed by Harper 4 Brother, for
7 y. NFWUT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
T.. :. 81 uREss \ CO.'S MILL

August Gth, 1859 i7rf
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14
Hedrick & GilsasDie.

We are pleased to announce to the public
the formation of a new partnership composed
of our highly esteemed friends, J. NJ. He'd
rick, & j. E. Gillaspie, for the purpose of
carrying on General Mercantile business
in this city. They occupy the premises
lately occupied by J. & J Gossagc, to whom
they are successors. They have completed
their invoice and on yesterday received per
Steamer Clara Hine, direct from st Louis, a
very large and bran new Stock of Goods
The Gentlemen composing the above firm,
are both possessed of means, experience,
and business capacity of high order, be-
sides enjoying a very extensive and desira-
bic acquaintance in this County. We ex-
tend to them our best wishes.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

which southern society restsg Instead OF
having our mouths muzzled and our minds
chloroformed, do not the EMERGENCIES of the
times demand thorough, patti mt and candid
investigation of the whole subject9 think
so, and so thinking, shall act as every free
man ought.
am off the fence nop, but though my
views are changed, still l am the same man
who has hitherto subscribed himself,
H. On THE FENCE YET.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

Hereafter our intercourse with Burlington
will be frequent, it is so trifing matter to
get there and back, both as regards time and
expense. We can leave home in the NOR
ming, spend a business day there, and home
again the same night, cost about what the
stage fare down used to be This must en-
courage travelling in that direction, and it
gives us an interest in the business facilities
of Burlington and will be a stimulus
to that city to bsprepared with inducements
to the deniz ms of the Des MONIES Republic
to 60 there to trade, especially to buy at
wholesale.
We spent day at Burlington last week,
and avaled ourself of the occasion to look
around the City quite extensively, and it az
fords us pleasure to say that the merchants
of the Orchard City are very well supplied
with goods, and that our dealers might go
farther and not fare any better. We advise
them, anyhow, when they 60 east, to call
on the Burlington dealers and see what they
can do for them. ..-... ....-..
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

- Halifax April g.
The r. NJ. steamship Canada, with Liver
pool dates to the Goth ult., arrived this
A. NJ. .....
The news by the Canada is important.
Austria had consented to the proposed
European Congress to settle the affairs of
Italy. The other four powers, England,
France, Russia and Prussia, had also con-
sented. The Congress would probably meet
at AK L. Jhappelle. Piedmont and the
other Italian States were likely to be admitted
1t is reported that Napoleon will represent
France, and the Earl of Malmesbury England.
The debate on the Reform hin was pro-
crossing in Parliament. The Ministry would
doubtless be defeated on Lord John RUSSELL
amendment. Lord Palmerston had, howev-
er, promised to support the second reading
of the bhl, thereby probably saving the
Cabinet.
Count Cavour had arrive in Paris.
Liverpool Breadstuffs dull, but not essen
tally changed. Provisions quiet.
The Money Market is more stringent
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An Overwhelming Majority i'm
the Legislature. tr y
LARGE MAJORITY ON THE POP.
ULAK VOTE.
A CLEAR GAIN OF Two MEMBERS OF CONGRESS !!

That tell the story for Democracy. All
hail to'the glorious Republicans of Connect.
cut. The following are the successful can.
didates: Governor, w. A. Buckingham
Lieut.. Governor, j. Catlin; Treasurer d. j.
Hendel. The following are the candidates
elected in the Congressional delegation
First District, D. LOOMS, in the place Of
Ezra Clark, Republican. Second District
J. Woodruff, Republican, in place of Samuel
Arnold; Democrat. Third District, A. Burn.
ham, Republican, in place Of Sidney Dean
Democrat. Fourth District, o. s. Ferry
Republican, in place of VIM. d. Bishop
Democrat. ....t
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Ott,,rnyy:, Courier.

The Courier certainly deserved favor
able notice from u.s. for its encomiums upon
Fairfield and the newspapers here, just after
the Printers Festival. For it's kind, person
al notice oflast week, its editor will please
accept our best wishes for his own prosperity
and that Of the rock-founded city. Wewish
Dttumwa q happy, creditable and early ter
mination of it's present railroad pcrplexities.
fairfield Jeffersopian.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-04-14

PROSPECT OF THE WHEAT CRoP.-Since
we referred to the prospect of the growing
wheat crop of Michigan, few days since,
we have seen and conversed with several
gentlemen from different parts of the State
upon the subject, and their uniform testimo-
ny is that it never looked so promising, at
this season, as at present. 1t has in no
instance, so far as we are informed, been
winter killed, and everywhere looks rank
and thrifty. Unless attacked by the fly or
weevil, the aggregate quantity raised in the
State will be larger than ever before in this
State. This encouraging appearance of the
wheat crop cannot fail to exercise a favorable
influence upon the business Of the State. 1t
will induce those who have been holding on
to last years yield in anticipation of higher
prices to relax their grasp somewhat, if it
have no other good result. But this, ofitself,
win be Of no uncomfortable advantage pro-
vided there is any wheat in the country
Detroit Advertiser. rl-s..t a--....r,
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Proclamation.

WHEREAS the past winter has been one of
special trial and restitution to many of our
people, on account of which we should hum
BILE ourselves before Him who directs us in
ways and to ends Unseen by human wisdom,
according to his own pleasure; and whereas
abstinence from food. accompanied with re-
ligious humiliation and the prayer of faith,
in seasons of public distress, are recorded
among the general duties of all Christian
communities, therefore, would respectfully
recommend Friday, the 22d of April next,
to be observed by all the people of this State
as day of fasting, humiliation and prayer,
that thereby we may propitiate kindlier
Providence and ''befed once more with the
heritage of jacob 8a
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand, and affixed the great seal OF
the State of Iowa. Done at Des Moines
~, this 2sth day of March, A. d.
T. - 1859, and of the independence OF
L. D. the United States the S4th, and OF
~ this State the 18th. .-
By the Governor, ... ..-s.-. ....
RALPH P. LOWE.
ELIJAH SELLS, Sec'y of State.