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The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05
Douglas Covers Under the Lash.
The Chicago Times. the home organ o


thr. Doagszss sas s:-.-
''Mr. Douglas viii not ask nomination
at the hands of the Charleston Convention.
II, In that bod.f, his friends should present
his name. and he be nominated, be viii not
feel at liberty to decline it; if his friends
should not p rese at his name. then the nom
inee OF. that Convention will receive his
support. The use of his name by any man
or body of men. as candidate for the Pres
idsncy, or any other Office. independent of,
and hos tile 20, the nominations of the Dem
oeratie parry, is altogether unauthorized by
Mr. " ougias, will never receive his sanction,
and Is wholly repugnant to his wishes and
desi res. We say this much with full
kn'owledge- of It's truth, and knowing thai
we express in this particular his own senti-
raents."
Mr. Douglas and his friends need not ap-
| prehend any great danger of his being nom
einated for the next Presidency by thu
/ Charleston Convention. It seems he has
!, lost all that pride and independence which
have characterized most of his political ac
lions, and is now on his bended knees try
| ing. to get back within the pale Of the De
mocracy, and the more he is kicked th'
more plant he becomes to the will of hi:
masters But all this will not save him
They want to kill him politically. and they
! viii succeed, if he continues his trucking
How different it would be with him if h'
would only pursue manly and independ
ent course. But let him go.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05
THE E,ish.

sd The rush for Pixies Peak in the spring
win equal that to California on the diseoye-
ryof gold there. Our exchanges. from ev-
ioery quarserI contain flaming accounts of the
gold mines, all agreeing that from s5 to
$40 dollars per day. can be realized BY the
miners, with. proper implements for obtain
sng the gold. The rush will be mostly
from the West. All our exchanges from
Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan. Ohio,
Missouri. and other: portions Of the West.
give accounts. of companies of from fiFe to
fifty men, who ara making preparations to
90 from different towns all over theirire--
spectife States. What busy scene the
plains between here and the gold fields viii
= present during the months of April, May
and June. Thousands OF men, cattle. hor-l
ses. wagons-ail moving on with hurried
tread towards the auriferousi aountains.-
The husband. the father and the brother.
. viii leave their families and ,their homes to
s seek their fortunes in the New Eldorado.-
many of them never to share the joys and
pleasures of the happy fsmily circle again.
Some viii leave their bones to bleach OF the
+ plains BY the hand oftdisasse. others by ac-a
eident, and doubtless many win fall into the
hands of the mercjless sayages, who win
lose no favorable opportunity 70 rob, plum
Z der and murdsrthsir unfortunate victims.
Bat all these considerations viii Lot check
j che progressiys. apd for.unsrseeking spirit
ct the present age. When gold fame and
adssature heckon men on. q they follow re-
! .gsrdiess OF consequences. = l7i1Hss
% Among the maay who viii GO out % the
new diggings in the spring. there viii be
thousands vAo win curse the day they ever
heard Of Pixies Peak; they win spend their
time and money. and undesgo the hardships.
! vithont recsiying any pecuniary benefit.
sad viH 6uslly return e their homes, used
sP - pesailess.s ss>s;~ =, fs..ssssss-
Hnt Aess is elsa-she gs-aAsad, hsra
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

working zaen-ths enterprising. deserving
men OF ske land-Hho., If success is within
the grasp of man. VIII have It insNhsisver
they undertake and if al the reports IS to
the quantity of the prseious metal prove
Iue,s ssey VII get rieb. Nay sRwho GO
enjoy the richest of Heavens blessings-
good health-and have their fondest hopes
realized IN obtaining plentiful supply o.
s-aust.'
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

There is still considerable excitement in
regard to the kidnapping case at Leaven-
,woth City. of which we spoke last week.
Parties of Pro-slavery men are still on the
lookout for the fugitive. and declare they
viii take him back to Missouri The Leav-
enworth Times of Jan. 99th says:
the satisfaction of those interested
in the matter, and to silence absurd rumors
and reports. we may state that Charley Fish
er is safe and see ure-where neither kidnap-
pers nor slase-catchers can reach or harm
hiuh.-@This may be relied upon, as We know
whereof we speak,
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

! FATAE AccTDEET IN QUfsDARO.--0n Sat
urday. the ] 5th inst, James RebitsiIle, ason
of Robert Robiiaills, aged about twelve
years, ,was riding a very spirited horse from
town to his fathers, when the animal be :
came unmanageabie, and be was thrown
from his seat. HE foot caught IN the stir
trup, and he Was dragged some distance with
great violence till the ssirrup broke. a hi
red man of A. Guthrie, vbo witnessed this
painful affair." was soon by his side. and
found the boy perfectly eoncioas and sensii-
BE. He spoke freely OF: his coaditina. and
said, sssomefhing IS broke herss putting
his hand to his left side near the heart. for
1 feel the hloed spirit against my side. |" i
was even so; the redeurrent Of life was turn
ed ont OF It's prssssr channel, and in few
momepts james grew pale and slspt his Iast
slsan.-< <sesdgTe GksSeussfz.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05
q. s. Senator's.

Ex-Governor Bingham, of Michigan has
been elected to the u S. Senate for six years
from the 4th of March next. Another Re
publican added to the Senate. t ~
Hon. VIM. Pitt Fessenden was reelected
to the U. S. Senate by the legislature of
Maine on the 18th ,uIt. r. ......
Hon.. Henry Wilson has been reelected
to the q. S. Senate from Massachusetts. !
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

Congress is stiIl wrangling on the Pacific
Railroad question. Bills, annendmcuts. and
sabst tutss have been introduced by the
score, and the question has become so com
plicated that Philadelphia lowyer can't
understand it. Nothing of consequence viii
be done j n the matter this session.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

The Kansas City Journal says it has
seen the prospectus of new paper to be
published At Cottonwood Falls, 20, miles
wesl of here, by 8. 1N.sWood Of Lawrence
TIE paper is % Be devoted 70 the farming
interests of ssuth aad Wet Kanass.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05
TEE AMER1cAn cor l!Rnp rba &,

The. AAERIcANs GeLD CRoP.- The Eev
York Herald sums up review of the gold
fields of the United States, with the foJIov
ing estimate of eur future gold eron. ..Cal-
ifornia gives rs . million a week. An ths
other fields. We can safely say. with wha,
fazts.we s.ready have,.Win give us haif e
nueI1s Our gold crop is therefore likely to
be. for Years ste, come, Ct the rate of mill
ion and half per week, or seventy seven
millions of dollars psr annuIn-equai to one
half the value of the cosen crop of the coun-
try. a ~.
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05

The telegraph is completed to Leaven-
worth and FeguIsE communication Vas es-
t@slished between that ptacs sd .ths eastern
cities On the aztk uss 10 = aes .~
The Kanzas news., 1859-02-05
Administretor'e Nohce.

NOTICE il hereby given thst lestsrr % :, Test
IN istzation on the Estafe of SaFan N1Iss.sssea,
lev. iase- Of the county Of Breckinridgs. ~ fre
have. been granted ths undersigned 9s y .se thiTd
bate Court of said county beanng ss-s -. al pr
so;s having ela;Ens against ssid es:t ~ en fssf
si ts exhibit them fag allowance ~lInln .S s.
from ti.e date Of said letters, or they ns 81
cIndsd rom any benefit Of SAID sssa.e .,s.r s
claims 81 not presented within sflees - hsIrs3
she dzss of sid letters, they VII . sz9s ~ rfEy
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Fall, 1865.
AUTUMN AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
STEVENSON, WADDELL & co.
Importers and Wholesale Dealersin
STABLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
+ ALL, 1865

SEAALE AMI rANSN INK GVODS3
PETERSBURG, VA.
our Stock this season presents unusual attractions
~ in styles and variety. Importatons are now in
store as also most of the goods purchased from Amer
lean Factories and those purchased at the Large Pack
are Auction Sales. The entire stock having been sc.
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deem il no presumption to say, that we can aud will
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regular establishments
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WIN. H. CROW, } Petersburg, Virginia.
Sept. Is.
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jacksonville Female Seminary.

V,HE next Session Of this School will commence on
Il the first Thursday in January next, and continue
i've months.
Terms the same as heretofore. The Proprietor has
10 his employ for the ensuing session full corps oil
experienced Teachers, and every pains will be taken 70
render this school worthy the patronage Of the public.
Young ladies will be conveyed from Graham station
or the Companys Shops, n. c. Railroad, 70 Watson
ye Tree Of charge By informing the Proprietor Of the
time Of arrival al lhose places.
f. F. WATSON.
November 80 So
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PREPARED BY DR.. !. c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, MSS

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!. Holi, Graham; d. A. Bradley, wilmington, s.
Hinsdsle. fsyst,syills. w. Al Santos A Co. Norfolk
n y. Rivss. Ps,ersbufg; Plsresil Lsdd \ Co.. Rieh
mond ard y eli Drsgss,s thIovghoui the country.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE

UyT Z Subscriber Offers for sale the Plantation and
Improvements uhers he now resides. Il located
i1s below the mouth Of biles' Greek, ia Csiswbs
county, near Leviss fsfey on the Csawbs river, ad.
joining Henderson shsfl. and containing SIS ACRES,
90 u which "a Ia eaitivtson and shout 50 acres Of
that i good Cfees and B,sscb BsIlom. The improve.
sneuts comfortable Log Dwelling hrsi rate Barn,
stables aBj stalls for 70 head Of horses Cow Sheds and
good Fences. There Is upon the place good GRiST
MILL tnunns PAIR o. Burr and pair u common
stones. Tie WV G. Railroad pssses through the
Farm sud The Depois locsied upon il. Il Is the most
tausbls farm 10 this section ofth Stale.
VIII be sglJ Iof Cash o. exchanged Tor Negroes.
"a. w. WILSON.
uct. I5. e.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL


ENzA, BHONCHrTfs, wHoOPfNo
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CfPIENT CONSUMPTION,
and for he felIf q eonsumptrs PATENTS IN advanosf
stagos q he dissass.
We bssd not ysak 10 ths pubilc q Ne virtss-.
7rUughoui every town. and almost every hamlet u he
American Hsiss ~ wgnderfal cures q pulmonary com
plants ksss msds q eiresiy knopn. Nay fs are ne
kmlliss IN any dsili1ed eguntryOB th without
sns psrson. snpersncs u ~ ese; and fsssf ytf ne
communities any where vhch have not among the1h
living trophy q ~ victory ths suitisand dan
ssruus dseases u fhe thruat and iunes while 4 the
most powerful sniits Jet known 70 fg the iormL
dstis and dangerous dsases a The pulmonary orsns
aiso he plssasn:sst aud sst remedy that "
floyed ~ Infants and yUunE persons. Parents shoud
bass u 10 stofs aranst The in.dous suemy hat steals
upon them unpFeIafsd. We have abundant grounds b
believe he CHfssr PEcToast lives " The
sumptons II prevents than thoss u eurs.. Kesp n by
you, aBd pour cofs vhs TIER eursbis NOT neg
ict them until no human skil master ths lnstosahs
esuksr that fastened On The vIiss eais yOuf Nc away
Al kngu he drsadfal fatality u lung Disorders, and y
thsy know too The vftaes u ts remedy, ned nO 10
faoss han 70 a~urs then n h sil made he bs-t ran
- We Tsfs cost, ekre III % pfuduos Il lhs
met PERFECT possllie and thus soFd tho.s sho rsy On
ths bot agent whieh skil afnish CO fhsr tara
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NEW GOODS,
FALL AND w Err
TIrcT tn HAM

FIRST rate large stock Of all kinds, and win
"A be continually added to 50 as to keep the assort-
ment complete to be sold very low for cash, or those
who pay once year. all KINDS Of barter taken 10
exchange for goods, such as Hides, green and dry
Flax Seed, Beeswax, Dried Apples, Peaches Damsons
Cherries &C.. Rags Old Castings, Corn. Bacon, Flour
Wheat, Plank Homespun Cloths Of all kinds, &c, DC
Guano for wheat now on hand also, Herd Grass
Timothy, Lucern and Clover Seed.
JAMES WEBB.
Sept. 20.
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II AYERS
II, Cathartic Pills,

~, Cathartic Pills,
- CsUGAR coATEDJ
~ ann MADE 70
CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND CURE THE SICK.
Invslids, Fathers, Mothers, Physicians,
Phiisnthropists, read their Efrsets,
and judge OF their Virtues.
FOR THE CURE on
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul stomach.
DRJcAru- Sir; have been repeatedly cured o.
ths worst headache any BODY have b. do.s o. two
they cleanse At oBcs n they YIN cure othsu they Do
me, the fact b worth knowing. -
Your WIN great r'-Pset I'D d WI W rhE ast,
Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints.
Eszs-. R Ps.nssrsi 3, n. l s.s "a
sR: kavs ind Jour Pills In my gepeFAl and hospital
practice since you NAB thsn, and cannot hesitate 10
afng tn krer QUICK and dscdsd consequent
~ they admirable remedy t derangrmenis q thsf
s s s a.. Is "a i &C. ,s sssS ,s ; sSs%
ffsiernAliy yoan, AL0SL0 BALL. " d
rAyna~a efas kusns HbPli
Dysentery, Relax, and Worms.
rosi orna, HlrIssD. Lls. %, NEn, sey. "a is:s.
7hsy have dons my VIE more sood thss can Ell yOs
she had ben sek and pinng away &c months. Heut
then commenced taxing your P vhich soon card hsr
by sxpeIIns iarss qssnfitiss q worms ldss fom bsf
body. Thsy ssrsars eursd her and ogr two children
ny wife cnred him with two Dos q your Pills, uhns
Others srvund pad from ave % twenty dOlls doetor
$ nd Sch 1s;a s ss1 y.s sas .
GEo. }. eMFFrN. Ra~asv.
Indigestion and Impurity Of the Blood.
PSua Rev. T. Mnes, Pls,0r Of A5s,at o,rra Bsauz.
DR Arz; have usd yOur pills with extraordinary
n nv srnlle ADJ
IN distress Torgalas TIE orFNns q Digestion snapurfr
The blood hoy The very 30, rsmsdy have ever
ssss 'Ad can ' Tea mn nns ~
wnssv. wronrg %, n. r OCT. u, lsss.
prls sn am u.ins yguf caihariis pm. :. my pr.e
~ ~, W. s IN ~. ~ $500. y X 49, -
JOHN O. MEAcHAn, MD.
ErysipeIas, scrofnin, Wings Evil, letter,
Tumors, and Salt Rheum.
Po~s a FrSarding Hr1laai u n. Lsuii. 10. 4, 1883
Sr S iSsr F ~, nv. sal ~ . a.ass.
q uicerv upon her hands and st st had proved
Incuralas io year. Her mother hss tasn long gsvgu@
XIV hsr. Gsr our shIli vs cured 10 s.e Ma yOar
Pills, and they hare cured her. ASA MOR0RID0k
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Gout.
Fpn a. Rer. Dr. Hs~iss, efas ksfAeala kpis cAsrsA
PuusEi Houn, savanna, o., Jan. q isse
H0anRfp sra. should b. ungraisfai ne the rebel yoM
SKIN hAa brought dh not report my case 70 yvn.
cold ssited N my limks and brcaght on ercfueAiinx
sss.ls paw. ss ~. sss.s 2 shsSss sss ~ Alien.
grew and uoFus, unt ~ The siscs q your snes
but as.ni 10 baltimore. Dr. MsrksaIs. trsd yOur pm.
Tsi. eject, rs.s slow y, .sss ny pss'sAs IN NE
eESAfs cn.xsEn, BGfos Rorar, Ia, Dee, 1855
pn ARM hase ben sniirsly euIed " yoar nls q
Es;s%.s d; s 's,l ri ssp si ne
Por Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred Come
plsints, fsquinng an active pufsa thg are a. sasss
lent remedy.
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A NEW ARRANG EMENT.
le South and aThe States
TO RE CONSOLIDATED.

a N arrangement has been concluded between r. A.
- Pryor, editor Of the Richmond South, and the
proprietor Of this paper the States, BY which the South
and the States are be consolidated into paper,
10 be published in this city. enlarged form, and
be under the editorial control Of Mr.. Pryor.
The paper will be the organ Of no person or clique,
but devoted 10 The general interests Of the Democratic
party, in accordance with the principles Of state-ghts
Democracy.
Mr. Pryor win undertake the editorial control Of the
paper between the 10th Of this month and the LIST Of
December
Ii will be continued under the name Of The States"
and Published on the following terms
Daiiy-one copy per year So 90
Two copies per year 10 90
Semi W eekly-0ne copy per year SO 90
Weekly-0ne copy per year ? 90
q Five copies to club 90
:. Ten copies TO q club Is 90
g Twenty copies to one address 20 90
SESSION PAPER.
As the proceedings Of the coming Congress will be
of great interest to the whole country, The States
vill keep its readers fully advised upon all subjects
which may be discussed by that body.
The price of subscription for the session will be a:
follows:
Dlily-one copy 90
Two copies 90
semi-Weekly-One copy I 90
-Four copies 10 cius 90
Weekly-0ne copy so
Five copies TO club 90
Seventeen copies TO one address 90
II Posimas;ers who will forward rs club Of sub
settlers 10 our Weekly for year. at the club prices
will be entitled 10 copy Of the Weekly States for one
year.
~ All letters in relation to the new arrangement,
should be addressed to Pryor Heiss Washington, ID.
g.
~ Editors Of Weekly journals who will give the
above few insertions will receive our Dsiy in ex.
change during the coming session Of Congress.
Nov. n. g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-23
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

y BOXES PINE CHEWING TOBACCO,
- 1000 Eain fins Cgsfs jusl received and for sale
'''a' DRUG STORE.
isnust, ~. 70