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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16
THE WAR IN ITALY.

From one Of Tie Taes leading articles of May
we extract the following;
"Iu our long list of kilograms The public has we
fear an earI est Of what mas. be expected for somo
tine ye, to come From among all these items, upon
which mo actual reliance can bc placed, one great
fact is evolved: Europe has entered into state OF
war. War is gone forth IN his usual guise, and is
making himself kuowulby lis ordinary deeds
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16

FIRE ~ CEsTRE SrRrEr.-Last evening hre
hike ont in the building No. 100 Centre street, lower
par. occupied by Artemus Knapp as lamp store,
and the upper part by several families. Tue nie
originated IN the at,ic, and the damage susts'ned
Estimated at 1900. Insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tie following is from The Tunes City Article,
May 2:
Two more failures are announced. and the ap-
proach of the consol settlement on the 5th Of May is
regarded wth great anxiety. II has been suggested
,hs, in any disposition should be manifested BY
principals to sacrifice their brokers' the names OF oil
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16
Masonic Celebration.

NAsHINGToh, Sninrhny, may IL, io~' =.
Tie De Melay end st. Johns EGcamPnent of
Knights Templar- from Boston aod Providence,
arrived here t6is Afternoon, and stop at the Ssi,ond
Hotel to-pigbt. They .-reLsded the Preslisnt, $50,
retaiy Cssr. Commander French, Mayor Berrett, and
others They leave for Richmond on Monday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16

RIVER Du LoUP, May l5 ls5s-s:3' p. IN.
There are yet no signs Of the steamship Nova-Soe.
tinn from Liverpool on Wednesday, the fth inst, aud
fully due.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16

Tas wlscossls EDiIoRs.-we learn from not'oss
in our Western exchanges that the editors Oh sass
State are to meet in convention at Milwaukee on 'As
10th ut.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16

sr,crpr.-A man named John C. Allen, Ie''ains Al
~ on Ninth ayeEue, while in u f, OF delri im tre-
,re,, m Yesterday afternoon, threw himself INTO the
No-tb RIVER. foot of Twenty-second street. ana was
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16
" Cav. UBALDiNO PERUZZl,
" M.ss. ylNCENZo MALENCHiNI
e Nxxg. ALESSANDRO DANxiSLs
DEMONSTRATIONS At ROME.

Accounts from Rome, dated Tuesday evening. state
that on Easter Sunday after the PaPal beoe.iic,oe
bestowed ep the people and tue French aud Pmti6oS
troops the crowd sauted Gen. Guyon and the u IKE
d. Gramnont With cries Of f" Vile la Fravce," 1--WE
PEnperrur," and "Eive lItalle." The following
evening the manifestation renewed in front ot tho
palace of the Duke DE Granmont.
b., Reuters advice inform Us that proclamatioa
bas been issued by Gen. Guyou recommending the In
buhiarts to rcuain tranquil, disappearing Of say
Manifestations even Of pacific nature, and rclnnling
the porulace that the assembling of street crowds has
been airvan, forbidden
Trims in that town.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16

ment that Tie nance Of the Provisional Govetnmcst
would BE- given NJ The earliest moment
AT : the Grand Duke, with his fsmily and q bad Il
otcers 10 s@e him safely to the frontier se Fore.es
by The Pora Romano, and, crossing the iron brlxs
above the city, made the circuit OF the walls asd fS
lowed the road 10 Bologna from the Ports Sss 0ss.
AZ III o'clock the most perfect tranquility rSgnc4
throughout the city.
APRIL ~
AZ an early hour this morning the following procle-
msiion appeared:
"Thc Grand Duke and his Government rather thsa
satisfy tie Just demands uf the country manifested 10
SO many ways and for so long tme, have abandoned
il 10 itself At this crisis the municipality Of Forence.
the only eleen, f authority that stu exists wshiag
to meet the emergency Of Tuscany lett without .
Government have dominated the aforementioned -
act prov iSioIally; -
Cav UBALDiNO PERUZZi
Mag yINCESZO MALENCHINL
Mag ALESSANDR0 DASxiSL'
dispatch from Florence says that the PfovlslonA
Government installed in the name Of Victor Enm inuN
Cares on its business regularly. The country 10 per-
fecily tranquil.
steamer from Genoa brings the text Of prools-
nation addressed to the Tuscan amy, inviting it 70
body, IL, eco strorg, to her aic.
A SIMILAR proclamation has been addressed to The
troops il the Romsgna.
At review held at Florence, the troops, the peo-
pie and number of volunteers from Roinagua VIE
were passing through, shouted on, 4" Down wah Aus
tria 90 Piedmont for ever r. The whole mass Thea
wanted TO proceed to Lechorn but persuaded V
wait for the signal from Piedmont
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04

MARSHALL. TFNAS.
MOULD respectfully announce ~ 'lc ciii
w zns Of Murshall, Harrison ntfs'y. and
Eastern Texas that they in addition 20 tfe,r
iorn~r larry stock Of Mrlitir,e. etc. lmvf rnr-
chnss-f The ,lHr-e stock Of 4. :. .ic--s6n y Co.,
consisting Of new and well selected stock o
Drugs Medicines, fhrr-cus, Glsss, 6i'. and
Paints of every description. ms ~ell - Station,
cry. and every other article arpcriaiiirg TO u
well conducted aud well balanced prug business
which they have removed 10 their old stand on
the YVES, side Of 'ie square, where they viii be
constantly receiving during the winter and
spring fresh arrival. for their WHOLESALE rs well
a. the innnner,bc ,.',ails II a retail and pre-
.crip,ion business. Remini'ul 81 past hvor- We
fc.,-p thanks to nas old customers. hoping anil
expecfiag to sc aisi furnish them all IN due time
with aycryiitise % our luz, that their mcecssiie.
dcmltr1
y - Il rru. =, rolarniirnpl and understood
tina, i'aiai. oils aud tila.s are honcchrward
strictly cash artie.,-. lor We hay, To pay cash for
them therefore. If we supply the market Al Guy
present low profits. We must have cash. Tbpse
II our customers who have hausld thu ai,o,c ar
iic,.s Of 49,. on short space must cuwr i''rwar'l
aud pay up
JanuaN sth. 30
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04

THE Csss- tuAriiuN Mr Morphy.
SAYS the Illustrated News of the World.
may now fairly take rank as the chc.,
champion Of the Old World as well as
the New NJ EugIislman is found 10 Do
him ha,ilc and every foreigner of note
has now, with the exception ut Den l.uia,
falirn an easy prey to the youthful Cots.
quercr II Is question whether ae b,
moi thu finest PLAYER 10 whom the world
has Vet given birth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04

\ q and Texas + he rcsor,ed next
Time.
OF tnsse, t5a miles open aud 90 graded
are connected with Houston rs Il centre
Besides thcs- there is now here aud
shortly Ia arrive o5o0 tons OF iron, being
the amount required to ron % miles Of
road aud making the construction Of
that amount sure within a year, The
progress since our last report. about slN
months since has been
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04
BURNING A NEGRO AT THE sTAIE

uupSrSg A NEGRO AT THE sTAIE
\ cerre>p 'uient ol the NaNsNiilc
Elglc gives thr following particulars 'i
tn rccen, burning Of a negro at Toy,
ky. Coz tbe mnrln, o1 ht, MASTER
op Nv Years d'H, the annual negro
sales took place ~ J t'H' me county
scat, and there was 1"ite = '"d'c''n 81
people there's everything went "n ~m""iii'
Is until about o.'t"rN /" lhe evening.
when Mr. james 'da"ay, bf'thri".
law of tine dcr,a.ci mounted upon am
obi ruai>-hoN hclute a store DIOR. and
addressed the people i2r about hltFh
minutes II S'd u tar mass al tir
people irlt as h' I'D. ANA 'u'd ia thelr
daty which hr believed ingf would
tatt they would 'ak' the black mor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04
FONT cADt>tA

: HAVE yla~y ~ w ipN* ~ Aerrans. h
! ths Aa,rl II Jshn ?, WiJakasse. n NuvsAaf,
Harrison county. TcxsA ii insMslinAs ce1lssl~.
u, is ai.o s",hcri~.l to IA nv Stauxkn~sr = 1
Dwelling rcrsmw iuhh'rl iaiiisg h r~y y
January, lisa viii " s''s, East Aofie<.
irN : i1em VII el1kEv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04
Black smtth and Nrxon >h0U.
4. T.. llNNND<.
A gen, for N. {. GMlet, New Or*ans

VIII I'VE, co-iear'ir on hxud recl aSsort.
nc-, oi the l-rs, flot oR> and WINES ever
otT.r,,i lot sait n this market, at \aN Orleans
pri~s, with fright a,i,lc
hose wishing TO furnish their bars. vonh do
we'll Ia call aisi examine bcforv visiting the ci's
as rlgshsaa. % swh.rs
fau.sry -th 80
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04
RAILROADS IN TEXAS.

As ''Snal we give the statement Of the
present condition of our railroads. from la
test accounts, six months having elapsed
from our last report. 1t is as follows
no Aps. MILES urgS. eHNpYp tSpKR ,oS'r.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04

Ngv AuAXnr Trlrnp,rn The Paris
correspondent Of the Boston journal
says that in an interview few days
sincc with several English capitalists,
the Emperor expressed his confidence il
thc proposed laying Of Geographic
cable between France aud America, the
termination If wlicii * to lac the city OF
Boston. The company is being formed
aud the whole affair viii bc carried into
execution as rapidly as possible
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04
tiusiss.frMtor's Notice,

I EIsfEE~ ii Administration were granted
IL - She urs-.ipars en the estate Of liins
r-.yr. dcc,as,si AZ hf November term. 4 j..
$50 ii lsiug the 2sth day ih,nS,fi II thu
coeH,y court pertaining 10 tbs estates ~ de
erased rersons. This !. therefore 10 no,ify all
pcrsnn- having claims against -ali estate 10 pre-
an, ihsm within the fms prescribed lay iaa
arsl thts.r mi,hh'sl Ia make iahssfa,c INy-
meet.
= :. SMITH, A,lfr
January :. lsiT sis,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04
For the Texas Republican.
sONNErs RErLlCArORY TO '''''.


FAREWELL.
|.
Responsive tn thine offer thee tcari,
Tho souvenir. 81 dtssois 4 love. which years
Had not subsidized set kc AN evil star,
When al the heavens ~ ,ui'tudr -linn''
uec,lle.-lt rushing from 1t. burning throne,
with cruel shock aud unrclerting jar,
impaicd IL. splcudpr. ~ planet e"
Interior. Tell me what can atom"
For that uild ,,a..ior, WHO'S fury lieh,~d
n,mn,ii,c hr'- to consume ny heart
or W, tha, hla-iyc guilt which bligl''cd
I'll, Young heart hudlus ent that thou depart
The, know thou 4l,,ak It ~, lcnnanec and u. vet
le, me bear IN The gnnlt farewell! linweli
/ would pot pause or o'et the decd ponder
That write. u,r wet he'd hut snul,i wander
In the fruitful grausry II the peet.
Aud frem her .rcp long memory r~>aprr.
To be happy In thy embrace once mo~
not t. rcs,le the Joy. tao friil ta Inst
Yeti wlnli feel iinn confidence aud fast
I'm tir,.. f,nd vow. that wnn ms heari fond st'fe
If. gold. Il. wealth 81 love. uh, would hing.
That ,feam II Vi taly. TINT might thiak,
Thy love. nov a. thra. genial spring,
And f-,ni IT, fnnt. upW - ia past time, drine-
n. stream of jos, that ever upward we'll.
t.at eth,'~ wA,c i. miue farewell farewell
H., me .,n ralI thce friend the waning isht
ufl,,s. .i,au iisuj. uar ,'cr knoga early hlisli'
ia that mos, kiul', word wi0'-e firm rcncnt
b.. "a ssatI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04
WIN. 8AII,
WHOLESALE ASH nt-tM.
Druggist and NOOkscllcf.
lVrraudah Drug Aad Beck SleveO

TrVts STREET, SHREVEPORT ~,
Not Id respectfully inform merchants, plrss
W tors. phy-icians and the pubic gctz rxs,y
that he now has IA store AID is constantly rsesiv
ing direct from the manufacturers. importer. sAd
t..lI1L. = 10. 4 4. l.-...,l a..ll,i MIMI Ii
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04
DISSOLUTION.

'fNiE COMPREHENSIVE hesctaAAs exist
! III ixsw.n !. Il. Edwards I ~. : this
DIZZY Dissolved By mutual ronscni. ], y Elwark.
sloee i authorized 10 sctih thc hasiwss. Te-e
indebted lnns' positively cc,nw AxxaNi AMI sctte.
A. ve ~an' nrsrs, and massry ~ nssazt have.
J. \. kt,W A R)bH.
6. n ltYNSUNa
Marshall, JANUARY I, 1854
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04

Tho 'oads IN operation are MI DONG a
good business We heiir,c. and give PROM
~. "f being fret rate Investments 10 the
,tpckholdcfs HaHs'on Td,rrgId.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04

DECElyI\G, fo,ssrdsar and Ccmmiss.on
IL Neretaais. ami dealers 10 Groceries. Boa,
and bar Siers Plantation supplies, &c.
Corner Commerce aii Il dan streets, Shr.yo-
port IL.
April q. s5s. no L-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04
THE FOLLOWING COMPRISES A PORTION o
HIS STOCK.

TIKI FOLLOWING COMPRISES A PORTION OF
HIS STOCK.
French and English Mrrino.
Mnusu dc laim-, lall wool hsnrdnnd PLAIN
Figured taahmefc-
cashmere snl.S % N1rs 4 Ao'Incsd.
Mou.n H. s,iis. 7 uion.i prir.ed and plaid'
Figured Cashmere shawl;
Black Grus de Rhine SIN
Figured black
Narcolinc and klonnoc FIR.
Cloth Cloaks a large assortment.
Wl..tc .r'si vney 1;lms
Ws@.'.sl ieio-ir~,
Fancr Hoods
.'lscuille Head brcs~T,
'.lack Elastic and Fancy Six Bait.
Embroidered Skirts;
Whit and eolonc,I spring Skirts
iace rrTrsa-
Opern Critnea s~i printcl Flnrei
White Shaker AMI Salisbury
Blue Green, t,4i ami yellow "
Swiss and Embroidered Jaconct Collars;
l'irur Collar.
swiss Colhrs and sleeve. ia ,c,s. .hrgc assor' q
Ladies /. G.. T. T. ant Enbd ts'ki-
tnrsns; CORDS and lassn.,;
Linen Cambria and lawn;
iteh Linens;
White and Black Illusion;
white and Pink iarlctun.
lnln Mall Nan.on4 and swiss Mnslue-
Black sin Nchci;
Black cotton
,.rssn. Blue ai-l Bso~r ussre1-
" hi'c MurSlcs'
Black SIX ae- shrral lac,
Black Colord and Fnncy tringt~.
Mae.cille. rnsh AMI BIZ aierd IrimFfl-g.
satin. 1a0eta la. and Velvet Ribbons
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
~ NHStil.lF> OF lIIS, . 10, and ~,
NI Lancaster do 10 and III;
Mtr~r,is~a To,le,,e Covers.
lid trthn fringr;
"anssk is,bo LINEN
n Napkins and Tcwci.;
l',acs Ik Nrlvcl. sapeiior ruf'itsf
tashmer Rol,.s, latest t,h-
For sale II Il T iiNbf
January tn. 80
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04
ItDIIpN \ StliSSFEK,
MILL AND FURNISHING BUSINESS.

I'IIE Undersigned having purchased the .upo
/ sios water mill. hrr,,ulotr known as the
lawrfsr Will situated about -iN miles
NORTHWEST OF Mt..-iIALTe
AXE thu. method Of informing the public that
Af n, HuN prepared to grind corn n, short
notice. The meal ground at this mill j, of -'l-
ys'ios quality. - m,uy living mar aad remote
ira'a it, ia~.,jiuH rs5tf-isA
VJn\t\c
Tho Proprietor. hoiog mechanics, mr. also
prepared to execute with dispatch, all orders ia
Furniture iu their line.
CABINET FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
IN addition To- the abuse t,,y viii continue
US heretofore ~ ~pGay them customers with
amy art~te r, vs. n',iif M dei'ci Of their
avn manufacture At tbajg shop in Marshall Be
ins determined 10 supply tie want, Of the pub
He with everything Ia their lin' without INLAY.
ct 'se lowest possible price is'it",l 's tls mar.
k1t Ihe, 4t.t li'-'rl i'srs ol patronage,
whrh h.an industry and strict attention to has-
iu-a lh.y trust win a.. Il s"4ucue, follow.
LUrplBU X SCll tfTlp
vi, = 80 Is
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04

~ ~ y Gs<>tS VVsN ! ~ 0b1Ds
H. EDW ARHs< nh c,ssinse IT. huaiaeuu,
evs and viii k~fN p,sA Acrk = hona ~ IN
benefit Il r,-.s a.tH r-fpsiri(,ls snDldsnlsA ~
rtarns his ,hasks 10 tn aid ssuteussa = J. n
Il. i tn and -till ssaiciss shsis ruslssA taesakf~
with ethcrs hat wtli favse hin Mn s&k ~
trs~ssts
.,~r~sry sth. 1885,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04

I II. ihs~e ,hne a. FIR sos~i> sold by rias
~ Thc'frd IN the Town 4 narslsii Aal fiud
their THO ~ g. = src-g A - = eh4h naies.
II mt paid nj maturity viii le suoi on wiihon,
FIkIs. -iMN> X CO.
l,,c "a 1858 ibii
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04

\ letter from -, Lawrence county.
y Y, January 10. SAYS the Thermometer
at that place marked 80 deg Mellow zero
in one position At daylight, that morning
and 30 deg. IN another
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04
MOTTO D..

4 IL persons ind, A,rd To Chatham L " iin.in
Y son. b., note or account must nS,kc puymois
w,lhou, further delay,
J u. WILLIAMSON.
Marshall Jany 81 80
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04
L. T.. uNNSON,
Receiving \ Forwarding Merchant,
Nnr~hatl yova<.
Alrel'E

1 IL. aerscps lFss'tssd 10 the estate II VIM
~ Young, deceased, sil fed their lnse~ il the
hands q T \. i'atase aml il mn paid will b.
saed at thc mNs tc.m of the Court
". GRESHAM. Atl~'r.
Janaary ia. 39-Jw
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04

There were -iNty.twu murders COM
mittcd in New Orleans during the year
1858 70 this list of deaths ~ violence
may hc a.llel ua lr :haA twenty two
-IWiL.s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04

THE BEST SELECTED RTOCk nv HAS EyrI
BROUGHT 10 THIS hARkkr.

liz assortmen, Of Ladies' Dress Goods.
tLOAk-. SiIANIl- and II \ 7 :, be
thinks cannot bc sarl,a.s,, in tins market.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-02-04

OFFICE AND rsKt.bK >CoN -.
ItST EffI lNlN r." l'r hy
y tau - g. " VAN Nppk
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-16

We are almost constantly in the receipt
Of new material for printing, Although
ours is by far the largest and most COM
rlete lob Office west of St. Louis, and ca
pabIe Of doing an amount and quality Of
work equalled by 10 other in this whole
region, yet we are determined to keep up
with the times, and to that end, every few
days are ordering new bills of type, addi-
tional presses, or something to make an
office still more perfect. We are expect
ing daily new press, which we have or
dsrsd, with the particular view of print
ing legal blanks, hotel registers, tax lists,
and every variety of figure and rule work.
We have also on the way complete book
bindery, including ruling machine, and
everything necessary for binding medical
OF law books, magazines, newspapers, and
for manufacturing every variety of blanh
books Determined, while engaged il
business, to occupy front position, if en-
orgy, acquaintance with the business, anc
money well invested in stock and material
will give us that position, zoe defy compe
tt0n. Those in want of first class job
are invited to call at tho Herald of Freedon
iobbns Office. Mr.. WHITcoMB has still
charge of that department, on whom tn,
business public will call for work.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-16
A H.v Book in Press.

We are in the receipt of a portion of
the advance sheets Of work entitled
"The MicroscOpist's Companion" popu-
lar manual of practical microscopy, de-
signed for those engaged in microscopic
Investigation, schools, seminaries, colleges,
etc, and comprising selections from the
best writers on the microscope, relative to
its use, mode of management, preserva-
ton Of objects, etc.; to which is added a
glossary of the principal terms used in
microscopic science. By JOHN KING, NJ
D.; illustrated with one hundred and four
teen cuts. The work is being published
by Messrs. Richey, Mallory & Co., Gin.
cinnati, Ohio.
Orders for the book should be addressed
to DR.. G. H. CLEAvELAND, Cincinnati
Ohio. Such work has long been need.
ed BY investigators of scientific subjects
and we have no doubt it will meet will
large sale. The reputation of DR.. KING
as an author and man of science, will givt
his work a front position before the coun
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-16
ue,egate Convention.

Free State Delegate Conven-
ian will be held at Big Springs on
he 18th day of May, 1859, to re-
rranize the Free State party Of
Kansas upon the basis of the Big
Springs platform, adopted in 1855.
Each county or district will be en-
tiled to the same representation in
said Convention, as is provided in
he Act Of the Legislature of 1859,
,,Iling the Convention to frame a
Constitution for the State Of Kan
.,. Tine past of the old Free State
r,rty is brilliant; to it, the people
Il Kansas are to-day indebted fol
,ssir present prosperity, and their
hopes for still more prosperous fu-
rre. Let its mission be fulfilled
Ie, all the freemen Of Kansas come
forward, and enter their protest
against wanton violation Of the
solemn covenant entered into by thc
Free State men Of Kansas, at Big
Springs, In September, 1855.
cT Persons from all parts Of the Ter
I::ory are requested to forward lists o
lanes, to the HeraMof Freedom Office, t,
he appended to the above call. We vii
publish 1000 names, if SO many are re
ceiyel.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-16
Fric es Reduced.

We observe that our rat contemporary,
has advertised to print business cards
all sizes Jelo,0 No. 5--for So 90 a thou
sand. Let all the world understand that
we have t'e' presses for card printing, an
almost endless variety of material, and
cards and card board, plain, enameled
and silded, and have just ordered a sup
ply of fine inks, ranging from So to $25 a
pound; and that we will print cards, OF
linda cards, in a superior style, by the thou.
sand only, for cash, at 81 per thousand
and t0tH guarantee q job that cannot bt
excelled at any other office in the Terri
tory. Orders from our business men ant
from distance respectfully solicited. If
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-16
Rafh.r Spicy.

Hon. OwEN LotEJoY's famous speech
at the late session Of Congress, was
one Of the sharpest ever made on that
floor tits stated that the shareholders
and dough faces tried to laugh at his hits,
but that they laughed out of the wrong
side OF their mouths" may be inferred
from the following extract
"The slavery Democracy prates and
chatters about negro equality Black
Republicans and 'nigger stealing to use
its classic phrase and improved Orthogra-
ply. It has, or affects to have, a great
horror Of 'niggers.' And any one who
advocates the principles Of human Free
dom, as they are ennnciated and laid
down in enduring forms by the Fathers
Of the Republic, is 'woolly head,' and
these same Democrats have learned to
speak Of them with peculiar nasal twist.
You would supposethat these gentlemen,
whose olfactories are so sensitive and
acute, never, saw a nigger, except at a
menagerie. And yet, would you believe
it J the very first service rendered him on
earth is performed by niger; as an in
fant, he draws the milk which makes his
flesh and blood and bones from the breast
of niger; looks up in her face and
smiles, and calls her by the endearing
name of nanny and begs, perhaps, in
piteous tones, for the privilege of carry
ing nanny to the Territories; he is
undreSsed and put to bed by a nigger !;
and nestles, during the slumbers ofinfancy,
in the bosom of niger; he is washed,
dressed and taken to the table by a mig
ger, to eat food prepared by niger; he
is led to and from school by a nigger /;
every service that childhood demands is
performed by a Niger, except that of
chastisement, which, from the absence Of
good manners in may cases, it is to be
feared, is not performed at all. When
down appears on his lip, the tonsorial ser
vice is performed by Niger; and when
he reaches manhood, he invades the mig
ger quarters, to place himself in the en-
dearing relation of paternity to half mig
gers. Finally, ;f he should be ambitious,
it may occur that he will come to Con-
gress to represent a constituency, three
fifths of whom are niggers, and talk about
Black Republicans 'amalgamation,' mig
ger equality niger stealing and the
offensive odor of niggerism."
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-16
See Advertisement

Messrs. CHURCHILL & CnAwFoRD have
formed a copHtnership, for the purpose of
carrying on the carriage and blacksmith.
Ing business. Mr. CHURCHILL has been en-
gagged in the business for several years,
and has established a reputation which is
Tuly enviable. Mr.. CRAWFORD has been
engaged as foreman in Mr.. G.'s shop for
some time. He enjoys the reputation ol
first class workman, and we know from
experience, that there are but few, if any
workers in iron" who can excel him ir
his calling. Our readers will do well tc
look in upon them if they have any wors
IN their line.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-04-16
Pfiees Current.

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