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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18

Rates Oh Flour Reduced.
rTNHE Nashvillelnd Chattanooga Railroad vii re-
L ceive al Nashville, Wartrace, Shelby Vile anG
Stations y. x c. Z. r. between Nash Vile and Var
trace land give through receipts Flour by Car
TO Charleston orSavannah at one Dollar per barre
through T.. " COLE.
Sup't of ofrransportatonN. &C. r. R.
jan22-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
From ur. Alexander Fan. Nashvill

Very truly yOuts,
+. 5 FALL.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

Black and colored congress and lace boots
KID do do do
Calf do d. do
Goat, calf cnamicl leather and kip walking
.hoc.. \ large aud complete stock Just received
and Tor salc by
BRAHFlhIp 4 TAlLEY.
Nov. g. 1860. MY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
RuxoRED JOHN BROWN RAID.

A subscriber has sen. Us a copy Of a
letter dropped into the Postpllioe at Co
lumbia, Tenn, aud, 10y pcrs' there "be'
licvcd te Ice genuine. giving the details
Of an organization started IN Ohio with
800 600 members and I 500 0o0 OF capt
tai, with 1900 agents. (raid go per
month and expenses To travel IN the
southern states to promote instruction.
and they propose to bring their scheme
to head. about the goth Of December.
1850 All the agents are to be advised
Of the day and hour SO that the move
ment may be general aud simultaneous
Agents are said to be, and to have been,
for months past operating in Middle Tenn
essor and North Alabama The writer
Processes 20 b. au agent who has rolent-
ed. and does not give his name for fear
be will be killed We had not decided
as To- the propricty Of giving these facts
10 the public. until We saw the following
article Ia the Memphis Avalanche In
crcdully. and failure to give such in
formation To- the puhllr, m.ght result III
a want OF due preparation, as ln the case
oi anonymous letters 10 Secretary Floyd.
informing him al John Browns putpns"d
attack. on IIupct's Ferry-hc di>hcl,cv.
"a. regarded u As an idle tale, and sup
presscd the letters We give the sub
stance OF the letter u our possession, aud
may give the whole letter, next week
Whether true ur ult--ctHtion, prepare
ton. eternal vigilance, are advisable, IN
every urighbarh9ud ia town AMI 'uutry
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

~ every quality and sise, Just received and
~ tor sale by
BRADFl Id h TAIitN
Nov 3. l~Gn MY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
1860. lSoO.
BRADFIELD B. TALLEY.
New Advertisements.


NOTICE Is hereby given that James lIarkin.
and Nv & swanson, Administrators Of ihee.-
tate. al Moses aud Mary y Brown deeoas'rl,
have filed IN my Office their drnl account and
voucher. with said estate, which account ard
vouchers will he open for allowance and fna'
settlement at The ensuing te7m 81 the County
Cour, pertaining TO estates, Sc.. 10 he held IN
and for Harrison County. At the Courthouse N
the city Of Marshall on the last Monday IN
December. lsGn ii being the 3ls' day thereof
when AMI where all parsons interested may ap-
poar and contest the same il they may see
proper. ,,,ru,c, gu,
Dec Is 1850 hid't
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

1 VERY handsome stock 81 swiss, Jaconet
~ Check Null. and Nansook Mu.lip.. Dotted
and Striped swiss. Bishop and Victoria Lawns
Linen Lawn, Irish Linen Linen Cambria Pil-
low case Linen Linen ihceiisg Blesohcd and
Brown Table bama.k Towels. To~clhng and
Napkins Bird Eye Diapcr Bleached Domss''
Bleached >bec'ing-, Brown and yellow Liz
Marscill,s and Honey Comb Quilts FurnI
Dmiiy. Bonnet Cord Sc.. jus, received and
sale at prices 10 suit the times by
BRADfkLD / TALLY
Nov :, ! SEQ. n1N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

II citizens. II IL was corr~ctf And had
,,ti,ion,yi by all the men, women, and
- ~ the state. to have aycricd these sad
,,.s won 4 he have escttcd himself TO
",,,.ycntea them NO.
/ r,'. people Of the Frontier have ad
...cd pathetic appeal to their fellow
IONS Throughout, the State for snccor
I'm il no. be responded to with alac-
and sufficient force sent out TO OK.
mate the last hostile Indian that can
| eund9 Can we resist the appeal Of
bleeding aud dcicnccless brethren
,ery county can at least send ten men
L. , hundred dollars in clothing and
,ney. l. is folly to rely longer upon
l. state or Federal Government. The
oule Of Texas must protect their own
o,ier. All who can, should go We
pc company will be made up in this
.nntv at once. Who will head the
!. ,,mout? As an indictment, n grand
,,f,lo Hunt is announced by the White
IAN to commence on the 18th OF Janu'
rs The editor says;
Cnontless thousands Of these animals abound
lang the Frontier. so nuner"hs aro ,ieso
,,Jrupc,,s that Il, would be unreasonable TO
,sr who have no, seen them were We I" az
.,ot IA define their numbers With our pistols
i'll in, tat,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
Guns. Guns.

1 FINE lot NJ doptle barrel guns inst II
I c,.yCd aud i1r sale hy
AbFlEGp & TALLY.
Nov . isfn MY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

In thu. county IN the 2th inst hy G. Itgronc.
Pa Mr. M NEAL nNNai t. MIS- LIZZIE T..
FORD Both % u lrtl-aA ,'.Hiy
We received with the shors notice alrsc and hand
some cake beautifully ofnimenioi We appreciate
the Hiticuu. compliment,
nnion Of heart AMI hanl. May their hcafi'
continue ever To- beat in Delegated un'-nn. AMI ihc'r
hand, be ever talked o.. they Traverse he. ao~ep
vale
Aud On, II there he an clysium on earth,
IL -thl- lt i- this
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
1860.
1860.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR FALL AND WINTER STOCK and when
complete will muct that have offered to
thu Fall Trade platform last LARGE SALES AND
SMA MEN, INSTEAD OF FEW GOODS At
HIGHER PRICE," and tina, have succeeded to our
to stu
reduce with sales aud the
times
and the
hves sold
GOOD GOODS AND AT AS LOW PKICES.
anip advantage Low
Rivers Failure Of TO We think the
iton Of feel that all have dy I"
h@p facility that
do to
them do be don We and
hem andr
as pledge future
Ar
Marshall Am G. q 'sf"' W
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
BATTLE HOUSE.

'ElIE fremont iIou-o idwnri. street. ~hroye
/ port La, lately occupied 10y :. I lav
having been Fitted NJ with cuiirly new turn
turr &c has he'u reortucd and,r the ramo o
the Battle House, by the uud'f-'encd vito vii
cudtavor to give satisfaction To the travelling
pnbic
The lIousc i situated iu a quiet part Of th
town aoi particularly suited 20 toe accpmmcda
ton of ladies TIE proprietor WISHES 20 make
hit ouv rlr,lse which is that the ,lrici,.'
clomiinss. shall he observed ia every depart
meat
A y BATTLE.
October 20 lst0. 5U
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

,VAKEN up 10y W G Wokclana. Esq living
IA milo, West from Marshall on the Tyler
road and posted before u 6. Clark J. T. tor
Bea. No. 10. one white work OK some red
spccks about his head and meek about : years
old marked with An under half crop IA the In
ear. and a crop and under bill Ia the right ca. !
appraised at $40,
- +. FRIEDRICH Clcrk.
bee %, 1850. nli''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

1 VERY large ana complete stock Of En-
u hrndvud, Jaeoaei and SWISS Colhrs, jac
ans, AND SWISS Collars and >iossos rs sctts. En-
hfaidvrud Thread Cambria Hankervhiels Jaco
Bei au.i Swiss figiags and lnsertings, Jaenne,
Swiss and L.uea Floaneing Just arrived aAd ioi
salc ty
KRtDFiEiD 4 TALLY.
Nov. 3 1850. nsy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
LATEST NEWS.


N,suSeroe pee l3-The House of
CONSERVATIVES yesterday was occupied
tb the presentation Of numerous rcsO.
pnons ON the state OF public affairs,
,b,.h were all referred to the Union
,mmiltce.
ln the senate yesterday Mr. Wigfall,
n Texas, mad" the most violent speech
the season
The senate has confirmed the appoint
mont Of cx.Gov. Thomas. Of Maryland,
secretary Of the [ : Treasury, and
t,nv Weller, OF California, as [. ;.
hi mister to Mexico.
Tine Committee Of the Whole on the
tate If TIN Union met to-day tuncil-
b,t,ry feeling prevailed. but nothing
.le6nite was concluded
South Carolina, through her C,ngrcss.
Imam. Mr. Miles has applied To Secretary
fsyd for the purchase of quantity OF
tas. muskcts, &c.
MIR Floyd replied that be bad no pow
cr To- sell United States arn's, except
those that had been condemned on in
apection
A rumur is current that Mr.. Prescott
assistant 'eS'o'"'. u 7'''e' ~, ''o'''''
Carolina VIII soon reslH" "'S l'N'''"n IT,,
Il Tug CuMvlrrgE ov InIK1Y rHREf The
II ,, ~" c,,nm,,,ne or,,nizrd formally to.
day me ','"''e's ''''''' '' - a.
,uurar Mr. Houston, Of Alabama, urg
~ ,...,;.,,..,., u ...,.,r,., ,I,, p..,,.
ed p''"'P' "'''o" ~" =" pa" VI "a, NJ ~.
iul''e'' '''s III III ~,
m'-nt '''P' ,t.'. ,.l;,.,,',.
aver n'''N'''"' WV" '''' Nv -
over W. gu. Nv ~. -. p.ssu,.r
''NSV.i n''N w" 'n' =, 800 go.
VS. - c ~ h'I ,an.s ran.nl,',}i,n
p....l.,., R,,b,u,, today rr,ud.
wiz. ''N'''''"' - ~ sa,i. rar''i;n, and
ing wv ~'.' w ,'t'.l, .hn w,t on
Ia, J.. Wv, T.,.,m "
Oh, ~ ''' : " n. II I'm ,ro..d
'N'''' .'',i.' ,.,.,,,., ur u,r,.,n W,uk.
Nv" '.,al ..', unIcs .,s, ot
a. 'N'' INK. I,.i.l a..
N"S P''' &C.. W,lt..r h,,
''''',N wv Wv ...,'f.l ~ a.. nrn.
ing '''n l'', 49, ',t.'. Ia. ,.',I.
'''' ,...,tIn ,',,1i,t ,uau,3 in
U''N ''"' y a., 'a....,,n,s y.s kilI,1
WINCH '','
A", ~" INV ~ ..',i, L,. ,,.,.sco IA in ppr.
"' w.. ~ ,t.s..,,h.rs 1b.se m,r,n.
SUN -, Wv '," w. r,n,as Th5s nn,ur has
'o'S VIZ ,r'' .','"n,nt
''1 ~ ,'.' "''', Dee 10 Hon Howell
3, Ns''' ''' - ,,e Tr,,snrv has
V'"'; ~, haitian :, fl, rrIulr Of
,'"'l'',;, .',n,,i,in,, tho most uiry, scntI
"'o,s - s"an,,n., an ;de, Of ,Jiust.
'"'",' ~ n,o \nr,I
hIn' W." W.. n.i,, s.,, Address ,hc
MI u0uH ~" j;",;n., ,,r,nnJ that Sc.
c o." mv,lves war aud all its calami
oe'7''n ia, t, ,,,."n o''',,,c1 in ornc,pi.
.'rS, "''' w. '''" n,,n, states INTO revolution.
.'s'"7 .,.e,,.n, ,l., fact
"'u ~, -, h,s neon assured from
me ''N'',"' H., IA. a,,bori,,es al
" "u'"'n'' ,si,i ma, last the collection OF
A.. .',,,,,,,,, ar the occnpation of the
s''o '.''"" t-o;t.J S,,t.. dnrinp the re-
'o''S ny Wv at.ni,jsi,,ti,n
"'s 'r,'' ,f ,br South,rn senators,
Nv N''''." .,I an ,hc s,b resulted only
"h'0" o'"'e"' ,t,, ,h. s,ntb.rn States
w aNNH' '"N' ' .-. 80, -.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
BOOTS AND SHOES.

lust received large assortment II Men
- aud BOY and Children. Kip and falf Boots
and -ho,s Gent. fine CAT Shoe for winter
wear also Ladies. Misses and childr,ns sho-
iu every variety aud lor sab by
q g GREGG \ co.
sept q go 3m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

STAR LIVERY STABLE

THE undersigned would Inform the Pubic
that they have leased the Brick Livery sta
bile. Immediately t.a.t Of the Adkins llcHsc Mat
shall 1fNs aul are prepared to accommodate
all who may ayor taem with their patronage
No pains or expense will be- spared 10 ronitr
complrie satisfaction. The statute i, ooe OF the
largest and finest in ,hc state, aud viii oc s9p-
p.ed with the hest pfo,ruirr and thc most IN
dls,ious and careful ho-ilers.
Horse. bngs,cs. and hack. VIII be kept los
hiyp
Give th. stable trial
T. BROWN.
II T. JONES,
Marshall. Texas, Dee =. l-6o al 2u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
CLOTHING.

IrST received 10y g q Gregg Co, large
~ ard complete assortment ui N,u- aud Roy Z
Hall and Winter rloihing to which We invite
the attention oi ,ur ir,nd- and the rubie We
have -omptbine uicc in tins line and all We ask
Is a call TO insure sale
G. q GREGG co
sept % ls60. / Ban
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
TOWN RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

n\E Of the beat improved lots in Mar.iall
" cI.gibly situated and with two Of the hue,l
wells in the place. II has on !, a good dwelling
good kitchen, well horse, bath house stable
aud crib, bnggy house. &C. For further partic-
ulars enquire Of
4 y GREGG.
june % SEQ.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
LOST.

THE Headlight Certificate Of Mary Il.
/ ard.on for Sis linn,'r,j and Forty Ac'
of Land. No ~, issued the District Cos
Of Pamela Conn 'aio November 22nd -
II not found in 'rescrihsd by law,
will apply a, the &c. for duplicate.
IkR Guardian,
G. TiIikR.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
For Sale or Rent,

rI,IIE Marshall Grove Academy property tor
mr,her Information apply 10 I \ fa''u'
at his Office, in Marshall or
T. j. PATiiIio.
Dec. Is, 500. niS'u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
IT. LOUIS HOTEL,

aal,llunsas nentiAss11ulls, nsa.gIFross
This IIorrL, specially adanr Tor mmliies. has
lust been re opened FIR Tn SEASON, after bring
thoroughly renovated and ihosp wishing the best
nccomo,iaions in a quiet. retired part OF the city
will find everything there conducive to their com
tort and enjoyment.
Der ~ go. nllht
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
DISSOLUTION.

'I>HE partnership heretofore existing betsecn
;. w. Webb, {. " Grapicry, and 4. 4.
Clernmon., und'r the style OF Webb. tran.
berry Co., ia this day Dissolved by mutual
consent. s. W WEBB.
G.. II CRANBERRY,
A. y. CLEMMONS.
Sept l. 1860.
9. ". Webb. having purchased the entire
stock OF Good. belonging 10 tlr late firm, will
continue the business st the old stand
s. W. WEBB.
Sept #, SEQ. SIT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

The John Brown" men of Boston had
a celebration on the 81 ol Beccmhcr. III.
anniversary Of the hanging of Old
Rrnwn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

-nnA FAIRS Mem sand Boy best oak
OVVV ionhlc back douhl. -ole Rlsssi.
and lirogan- ~ The best article ever N red Va tn.
market. Just received and ior ssl. very low by
q L. GREGG 4 co.
June Q ! -tG. n3- en-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
New Adsciti-emc
5T. CHARLES HOTEL.

y
p NJ HiipRF n 4 ca. psorwfrraRs.
HAVING recently bestowed much palu, and
expeuesa in thoroughly o,erhnued the 81
cu.R.rs llorrt to whch We're added lass year
several suite. departments suited for ttmilt-
as we'll Us additional slopng apartment. "r
single gentlemen the propriciols are now pre-
n,red to e{ye increased accommodations ~ their
numerous lriellls and patrons. and take ihs up
portuniiy of returning heirthauks TO the citizens
OF Texas for the liberal patronage they have re-
ceiyed from that State, during the past year.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
NOTICE.

TYR W. W. DIAL ]. my agent in Marshall
- Harrison county. Texas.
DARLINGTON c. DIAL.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

A SPLENDID

NEW DRUG STORE.
HAS jas' fitted up with a full stock Of
IL t'r~ss s1mrtWres and Medicines,
Che ~ iCal~, Instrunscats. fanCy Ar
tiCIr~, &C.. and Is nov IN full operation, by
a mach experienced prnggis, aud Chemist. Ia
I. u Linus. or tn. south ssle Public Sqnsse,
Marshall, Trxas e. u. LITTLE.
Oct q. 1850. at
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
NOTICE.!!
NOTICE!!!
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
LANCE lot az Et'1\IrTT far AL,

tN'''E 'ot o' ~ " " NJ t' s~i
~ over Sanders x Sears Dug store con
-i-iing Of different kinds ot ild-'end- Baby
Cribs Table. OF diNercn, kinds SAFE. 81 vnr,ou.
sic. and prices and a lot Of elegant and beauti-
iul walnut Bookcase Desks which we Oder
CHEAP.
We think we can make it the interest Of every
one wishing these articles Ia give " a call and
examine Cor themselves. feeling assured that We
can satisfy them, both in regard To quality cad
prices.
SANDERS 4 SEARS
Marshall Sept. =, 1850 II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

G>ROM and ai'cr Monday next, December eth
L tiso iraie val positively leave tbs Marshal
Depot a, O'Clock, A. VI The Omnibus vii
cave the Adkins HOUSE a, half past six O'Clock
"A NJ
e HYNSoN Gen. Supernt
Marshall. Dec. 10, 1850. sl3n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

md further give motto. that said clrc'ioh
will bee held. AID further ! recommend and
direct tina, il said persons herein appointed fail
to attend az lsil or rh.e 10 hold said electioa
then the voters vii appoint some person to hold
the zane The election TO be held NJ the usual
places OF voting and in the usual manner, and
the returns to b, made to me at Marshall, With
in five days thereafter.
Given under my hand, this 26,h day Of No
vember, A. D. 1860.
GEORGE LANE.
Dec l. 1850.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE or TEXAS,

COUNTY on HARRISON,
I GEORGE LANE, = ci,.An Of Harrison
] County in virtue u the authority in mo
vested by a resolution passed II = mass meeting
Of the ci,is ms Of .ad State and county held ~
Mar-hsll on the cath day Of November. A. y,
1860. do appoin, the hereinafter named persons,
resld,n, in the several pr,cints in said ounsy TO
hold M election in said several precincts m the
fourth Monday being the 2.,h day Of necsn,-
Der next Tor the election of four dclcgsns to
represent said county in general State coaven-
,ion to BE- hid a, Houston, 10 said State, on the
81 Monday in January, 4 u. is6I
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
IOttsiusg.

4 NOTHING. Of every description for men
and boys. can be- had au th. ms'-i favorable
term At
BRApFlELD 5 TALLEY
Nov ~6n MY,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22

CtOnkS, tIpaW1s.

lust received and lot sale n very handsome
- stock " Ladies cloaks and shawl. Of the
very latest Style.
BRApFIELp TALLY.
\ny l-fO MY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
Gent. Boots and Shoes.

Gent. Boots and shoes.
Fine cali pump sol' Boots.
Fine calf water proof do
Fine caf cork sole Do
\ in and mud honts
Fine calf congress water proof CATERS
Cali and kip hrogans inst received and ~
sale by
BRAUFiEip 4 TAIIEN.
Nov 2 $50. MY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
plantation Goods.

80 pieces best kers,y.
q linscy
80 pr Negro blankets
4 large 10, Of striped lo~cll. tickings, brown
domestic. brown drilling and twin luwclls just
received aud Tor sale Al low Asar,. by
BRADFlEip a TALLY
Nov 3 lsG0 MY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-12-22
ODYAO0.CT)ON.

IN the 18th Of July, 1864. the CO partscs~Aap
~ existing h~sveen Dn DsaI / viniN4. =
the practice Of Medicine, rss dssoesea BY ~
tual consent
will continue 10 practice my profession, ~
can t's found .. heretofore II my residence.
B. p. DIAL
September 81 1850. III
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

INDIAN OUrRAGEs.-A general Indian wal
~n New Mexico, &C., is imminent-if intact not
already in progress. The Departments at
Washington are busy in disposing of the troops
so as to protect exposed points, and the author
tiles of New Mexico and Texas are arming for
the fray.
The Austin (Texas) Gazette of Feb. goth,
has letters from various counties. In Palo
Pinto county, many wtite families had been
driven from their homes, and four females cap
tured by the Indians; two of these women
were found on the trail, murdered. The four
were sisters named Semly.
Two men were murdered in Bosque county;
they were brothers named Monroe.
Two men and two children were murdered
upon the Poloxy, and two young ladies captur-
ed, and after being taken eight miles turned
loose perfectly naked.
Near Burnett two men, having a tired horse,
were attacked by Indians and murdered, and
squads of Indians were lurking about the Col
orado.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07

BEATEN EITHER WAY.-The New York
Courier and Enquirer says that if the Demo
Gratis "can manage to get up a division between
the people and their political Representa-. es,
and induce the latter to throw Seward over
board, there cannot be a reasonable doubt that
the Democratic party aoould be successful in
1860 By as o0er'ohekming a vote as that OF
1852" And it reiterates this conclusion when
it says that "to abandon or throw him over
board in obedience to pro-slavery dictation aud
threats of disunion, would so disgust our
friends, that the Democratic candidate a1ould
be certain of an election" On the other hand,
other Republican leaders say that to nominate
Mr.. Seward is to ensure the defeat of their
party. Either way Democracy %triumphs.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-07
Washington M att.rs.
WASHINGTON. March 2


The Commissioner of the Land Office has
certified to the Secretary of the Interior an
aggregate of 31S 900 acres of land for che bcne-
fit of the Minnesota and Pacific Railroad, un-
der the act of Congress. This is the first in
stalment for that object
Speaker Pennington has appointed Hon
Messrs. English, of Ind, Stanton, of Ohio
and Cartrell, of Ga, Regents of the Smith
sonian Institute on the part of the House OF
Representatives.
The House Committee on Military have had
the subject of the Pacific Railroad under con
sideratioR, but have come to no conclusion
AS a preliminary they have instructed the
chairman to ask for the printing of the severa
bills referred to that committee, including tina
matured and agreed on by the Select Commit
tee last session, providing for a Central route
The plan of aid is in the form of postal ano
transportation advances by the United States
Government, and by private means, and is nov
the generally conceded plan of construction