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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10
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SANFORD,S
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NEVER DEBILITATEs.

1T II COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS, AND
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H See advertisement Of Or. Sanford's Liver 1nvigc
rator and Family Catbartc Pills, in another column.
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Il CT the estate Of John Lucas teeesssd Notice is
BY gwen that the unierEznet win sit fOr the purpose
Of auditing and adjusting claims ssains: said estate
the Probate Office in the village Of Mason the first
NonSsy Of May June and August A. D. 1se0 betveen
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock NJ each c.
aad days and all persons having claims against said
tate hereby notified that unsss such claims
sented on or before the first Monday Of August 1850
thew viii be forever barred
Witness, WA. H PINCKNEY ,Judge Of Probate.
City Of lansing, April 10, 1850. 4v1s9
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Price 81 80 per Bottle.
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Read the Pamphlets.
CLARK'S SYRUPz

'HE osy real purifier Of the blood in existence For
L Weakly Females or Young Children who s:roiu
lous it is magical Every person knows that his blood
is pure he must be well Now, ell this processes to DO
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15


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80 I,,,nrt.,,.,c, - e,,.,,t n,ey has.
- a'',;s.,,.i,.s ,oron,l,. ar,ig.l aud
Ill ,ar;,, -, 80. In r. ma.
,es. ,n.na os ,l,es, reach tbo low c,1ptry
- H. ,.,t r;se !, ,hc yrin,,y
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.n. ,.sni, was instituted. a few years M,

stA. \ sui, was instituted. few years ago,
IN the District Court e the United States at
Galveston by Mr.. Smith 70 recover the city
OF Aastn II has since been removed to New
Os'eaHa We understand that the citizens Of
Austin have employed our townanan, Cd w.
p nmI. to dcisul The suit The State has also
appropriated illleeu thousand dollars to assist in
pagitg the expenses Of the defence. We con
era,alale The defndants upon their selection Of
cogrsel
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TIE PROSPECTS or THE CANVASS

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Extract Of letter from a distinguish
IT.. -. q. H.. 4, ,,,fts.t.,t

Extract Of letter from a distinguish
ed citizen # New Orleans il published
in.lhe Galveston Hewas
"Tho Douglas faction are bent. -
crush ing the only r. y true totte south
DcspaiiIng Of suctc q, they new cock o.
satisfy thctr bate and malice hv o.. 60.
ciplcd combinations " =. tnc OppositI y
element tl.Tuuehorf ihc entire South The
Jesuit Of which wi be b. lose rs sonlc
Of our sHougholds. aid thus tepi,r ga
susrc, I'D, if rnt ohi.u,, 80 ftoii.gF mi
horny With this.illdisguisel purpose.
.Douslas Ia. st1rtfa on an clettaHecfiur
.our : ala A. Norfolk, a. yan will re.t !
with surprise and 'alignlt.aH lo or s.
avowed, hat in Wis opinion aay sh1v of
rcsistarce hy the slu'h sH rji ho 's.ai'
81 s- Jacksou'd HE Nfilaare i0 l-32
Tins, bis ms lent J aa4as gre Insults 90
Southern soil livery hone7l fcriiment
that spggns "a '~r5ae anil IuiHHaic, ',Hle,
a, the North. be aai only silent at Ile
open violation u Pc Fugitive s..o Las
by all classcs I'D u every Stale. bus
with sneerug valgarity baast1 AZ a
Rhnar Island "clam bake tlat che
Ike. clam better than uigEefs thus
bidding for the sympathies OF an inycfer.
stc abolition p1pu'aco'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15

~ Red River is reported to have risen Elk
fee, opposite Shreveport, aud still rising The
Ohio is low, bu, reported ~ rising The Mis-.
sissippi, at the Inst accounts, was risins ., 81
koaj MsnpAis and vi,asAara
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15

these broken down party hack, have
gone Norih to mslead conservative men
of that section. They tell them that the
South ia hopclessly divided That a
majority of the people IN he slavchold.
ing States do Dot Gcsigo slave property
protected in the Territories. That they
repudiaie the idea Of insisSins upon the
propricty OF justice OF such protection,
aud regard il ~ a proposition irausht
with mischief and disunion Consequent
~ that The majority at the South view
Mr. Breckenridge rs a sectional candi-
date and scarcely loss Objectionable
than Lincoln According - their repre-.
senta,ions Mr. Bell by the division Of the
Democratic party 2 the South. is to
carry several Southern States and the
n1ugla. leaders having no higher aim
than the defeat Of Breckinrdg". straight
way fuse" with the friends If Ben
Having accomplished this much North,
the next move If the Douglas faction is
to send men South to create fusion
between the friends IF Douglas and Bell
in this section They cannot possibly
hope to accomplish ANYTHING n Virginia,
.Alahama, Mississippi TcNas, or Arkau.
sas. and other states If that class, but
they hope 10 create a dolnsion as TO Doug
lass strength North, which viii enable
them To carry Kentucky aud Maryland
l. lru, thu. their llhofs may, and pos'
SHY will. result ia the election OF Lin.
coin, hat what do thcs- desperate political
gamblers care for that? They are play
ing reckless game IN which they have
everything to gain aui nothing to hose.
Every mai brings fresh ,idings Of the
increasing popularity and strength OF
Observation-Disclosures ,hccutrc South.
Public meetings. without dsiiuc ION vt
party, cndcrs, him Publi ten irevcry
direction afe casting the.r Judices
upon the altar II their c1uNry, and rush.
inc to the rescue Of the Constitution
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9'c '"'"'s ''"''"s '".' '"H"'n'' anu
'ho'F Talents to 'he glorious cause 81
state rights amt state 'gaapty IN
leX'' the most talented ana ih'n'n''''
opposition journals ave co''AIiy sup
porting bretk.9r'dFe a"d LANE N'eh
]. IN" case IN Alabama Mississippi
Georgia, and other southern states.
where Douglas acquired temporary
ieeclle support under tHc delas'"n mat
he was The only man 10 he" '4"'''n
ihe eva h'es arc 'nu'''P'hS d"'Y ''''
bi''N'hi'ds' VIII carry th' 'h'ls' SCUM :
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stump 'S''"' W. "'"'' ''' ''' To- "'"''
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A GOOD UNION sIsIgxER."

ceiye in exchange. ...c ioic,Ably good at
" Union shrioking." but the Flag under
it's new editor. can beat amy half do1 IA
of them and give two N the game.
The last'pumbcr OF that paper mus we
been particularly edifyIng and eutc.t'tn-
ing to that class Of the Opposition, who
recently gloricl in being able TO swal
low more fire than any body else IN
IN Texas, proclaiming themselves IA la
vor Of the African slave trade, and
dissolution Of the Union. aud ihatqGick
~ These are the protested states
rights. Southern rights, Bcli aga Everett
mon. Of which there are few in this 10
rall,v. who have hitherto clauacd tho
leadership of the party, but have Lately
been compelled to TAXI back seats,
and leave the front ones for the m5mi".7H
wing OF the unnatural alliance
/ The editorials in the last issue Of the
Flag. seem to contain but one idea the
overwhelming power of the North and
the weakness OF the south that II -
not only folly, but the height Of folly to
resist Northern aggression
As specimen Of Suuion shricklug,
thc fIllowmg caunGt, we think, be beat
We almost imagine we see the Nandal
horlcs swarmmg from the MOTH
crn hive"
The Northern hives are swnrmins,
aud the Ninlhl hpidcs are on thor
march From out.tnc stormy ct7~us OF
theSouth the ilp4y dragon trats he angry
crest, AID breathes IN flaming accents
defiance io the foe. left to themselves,
they cannot, they viii not. they darr NJ
lttrk Suffered t. ~ o. and the ceuu-
try IL host Ouc shock of arms and eli
are mguphcd The southern leaders
KNOW and know t0e utR the South r.4
fg4t. OAe shock Il arms and the lrcn'h
Revolution, the instruction %. - ~
mu.go.' arc upon VS. This rs the rft
and ,pu-umuuun But wh.n .dd Pas
aion.yrasau, ur Ambition pause
IN lHt t'Nll't WIZ rs " SUN Nt'+t
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/ WLa tuttn,. ,,I,l m.s ,br repcrty hold.
crs in every region These arc the par.
/ ties to i'9t ne war n'iS l"''' VA, ~
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a.,,5e,s ,t,I,, r~nre..n,ed hy 40 ,sa.,4
raj votes aud with tlr ,rmHnrE s'N.
Having l25 rlr.tor@. beat 'l' N'n, 'N
G ''''' ''i 49,. .,.s'.l, 'r,-.
u,r,i,.rn -f,tes +, stand ..s.f or threw
If on lthul man. tu' they pm.t t"'
"rfr To the southern '"'', l'' ~
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15
tzy. THO abolition movement ], would

scein Is not confined alone to Texas.
Insnfrectionary plots are reported 10
hav. been discovered in Georgia. Ala
bama, N!ssssippi, ard Arkansas 4
white nam, The leader Of one Of theee
plots was hang on he 2sth q, 1al.sas.
ga Ala
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15

gcncc from DR. Fowlkc. lie h,.
with complete eucccss in his iinauci,,
goiia'ions. There will be plenty d,
money in Texas, in short time I, 49,.
forward the great Southern Pacie.. -,
with renewed energy In -ha ~.
time, the new contractors Mcssrs n
G.ail and Smith are actively prosce,r,
the work, confident ii being ,ll.
complete the City additional miles lo,''
the time allowed them by the conn.,.
Our'pcnp'c appreciate to a limited -,
not to ihcir full extent the ady,nt,,.
Of railroads The Houston J,ls,...,
contains a twp column article. sho,,
what railroads have done for Uos..
and Galveston, and Ton Western T..
The results are astonishing, an. :.
be scarcely realized Truly is nt,,a
stranger than fiction The same p.e.
also contains the following
We learn from the Columbia h..
.crst anil Planter that the iucreas, !,
taxable property in. Brazoria eoas,,
,,ucc the railroad rcal,ei Their, Il.
been astonishing In lS5s. hefr a.
grading had more than Commenced I,
the county, the total value on ibs .,
rolls Vas ti.Io5.3is Tie taxable re-"
crty this year Is 5, 2to.296. the inrp,..
IN two years hcThg over two aud a s,f
millions of dollar Such an astsri.b
ing increase has no parallel anySiel. In
Che state, unless We except Harms 1-.
~. and. na an argument N favor Of "a.
luais. It weighs a ton"
fMR B}E3HIsgiD3E or The sruxs
Mr. Breckenridge al tho carues, sH.i
tati1n II his friends and ncighbors, Gu.
sc'iel to address his fellow.citizens j,
Lexington Ky an the 9TH Of seper
Ter 4 tremendous asscmblage wa. 4.
and the most extensive press
raUeus were made to entertain tasa
Tne reasons tor this cali are set forth 4.
follows hy the committee Of iuviia,al
Hetr Sir Your fra uds OF this Ga.
grrsslonh District haze d,putol Us
request You to address, the people, At
barbecue t. bc given hy them to W
Your convenience tor the purpos.
publicly indicating yourself from hs
violent pvsonal assaults made upon gal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15

man named John Forrest las been
arrested in Memphis as a countorieiter
lie had on his person $3.50 in counterfeit
notes on Tie Canal Rank Of New Or.
leans
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15

FRAsKrosr KY, A-snst 3l-Thc fol.
lowing is the official vote of the State Of
Kentucky for Clerk Of the Cour, of 40.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15

w>- A pra'g.ctsd meeting commenced at tue
Bapiis, Church gu Thursday night 1t VIII be
continued sc prescme. On several day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15

tn Messr. I5eu soriat & Claiborne.
asd Me-srs. McIfmore. ha,hctn & Co. cotton
factors. Nes 0,s.fs win accu' og thAnsa 'or
the Anuru S,atnru, q ibe New Or!ae.
Price Current 1t contains "a elaborate 70.
view y tie past srason's operations 10 onr lead
iaz stsele Together VIII valuable comparative
tables remarks On the erops, etc l. is docu-
men. u naeL interest.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15

rux 3lesars. g o Gregg & CO cali ailen.
ton 10 their Fan All Winter goods Zee their
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15

- pf ]. Q. Mi. N Grcenwoal Ll

~ Or ). v. W an, ol bfreh"nul, IN p
writes 10 the editor Of the Gadlo Gazc'tc,
under date'of Sep ls', rs fosows;
SONG month ago found man named
William Ovens lying ON the roadside
about three miles cast of his place. al
most in dyiug sitnatoh--enlirc'y
spec chess and bel Iess hut Of very gem
tel appearance. had him taken t. my
honse, where coon revived him very
much. but only long enough to partially
understand the severity oi his disease,
which, terminated bis existence the third
night. A silver watch and Tie clothes
he had on were all he had ,''ith him. haY-
IL, been robbed think he said on Red
River did not learn where 10 address
his relatives, and The only clue given Of
them was hi letter found IA HI. possess
sion speaking Of Mount Pheasant. Miss,
(no county mentioned, and Mal.soN
county Texas, where IL seems he was
shining to 90 to. This letter also stated
that he had $50 600 worib Of property 10
California. VIII yoa be kind enough e.
publish these facts IN Your pnpcr t'sa'
biz. friends whom have tfed to iini
ont'by writing many leiter', bnt witn go
success, may learn what became Of him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-21

bail Crrr WIDE AWAKE CIUB AT IRVING HALL
The ball Of the New York City Wide Awake Club took
place at Irving Hail. opposite the Academy OF Music last
night The hall is very finely fitted up, but only in
augurated On Wednesday evening, and the walls were
so damp last night that the moisture could be plainly
perceived The chilly effect Of this dampness was any
thing but pleasant and was much more productive OF
colds, dptheria quincy and consumption than OF enjoy
ment Among the distinguished guests present were the
Hon. Mr., Conklng, Congressman elect; simeon Draper,
Esq; /. A. Briggs, Esq, Of Ohio; Hon Mr.. shaw, mem
Der OF Assembly, and the officers OF most OF the Wide
Awake clubs in the city. letter, In response to
an invitation to be present, received from
Senator seward, stating that no was detained
at home by his sons Illness, returning his thanks
for the compliment and for their parade during his
visit here and regretng his inability TO be present
The attendance was not 50 large expected-only
about three hundred persons being upon the floor Evi
IDENTIFY, this Wide Awake is not ball club. The smoking
room and the two bars in the basement and the commit
tee room, were well patronized The music by Grafna,
was excellent. The dancing, by the company, rather
otherwise. There was restriction in regard to dress,
except that hats and umbrellas not allowed
upon the floor, that figured wascoats chasseed to
plain in the stately quadrle swallow tails aoated with
fgockta in the may waltz, and bare hands casped
white kids In the festive cheat and jig The ladies
all the coors and had more than the beauties, Of the
rainbow. Altogether, the affair, although very pleasant
TO all concerned OF very special interest to the
public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-21
News from Denver city.

FOIT MANY, DEC. 70, IsbU.
The Western stage from Denver 18th, with seven pas
sengers passed here for Omaha at two p. NJ to-day.
The trial OF Kelly for the murder Of Doyle. commenced
today. 1t is the general opinion that he viii be con
yicted.
Pat Waters, whom public opinion has fixed upon the
murderer Of Freeman was brought back yesterday in
the Western stage coach. He arrested at Cotton
wood Springs by Deputy Sheriff Shotridge He denies
the murder and duplicates two others He disposed OF
the articles formerly belonging to Freeman at various
places down the Platte
Fred. Sherman, from Chicago who worked In Round >
quartz mill al Nevada Gulch, disappeared satur.,y
myserously letter which he left has given the
preston that he intended TO commit suicide
The weather continues fine.
The first brick church opened in this city yestcr-
day and the FIRST church bell in the Pixies Peak country
rung.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-21


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmrApsr1uA. Dec 20, 1900.
Stocks firm Pennsylvania state SIS al 81 Heading
Railroad. 49,: No ris Canal 81 Long Island tairaah,
10; rcnnsy Railroad 36 sight exchange on New
York, ~ TX per cent premium "a ,aso
Cotton-sales to-day 10 900 bales, at 1oAc. iosc.
for mddlng. Frcishts to Liverpool, 91ei -
MoRux Dcc. 10, 1890.
co,tou--saes o 900 bales market arm and advanced
&C. -
CHARLESTON. Dec. 10. 1850
Ccton-saes today cf 500 bales, at prices ranging
fr,m shc TO 1iAc.
AUGUSTA, Dcc. 10, 1850.
Bnux,SE Dec. 20, 1890
Flour dull Howard street, IS; Ohio. ~ sTk. whca,
dull; red 81 10 a 81 rs; white, 81 20 ~ 20. Corn
active and advanced &c. now white and yellow Boo .
sac Provisions active Ness pork at $40 Lard ioc.
rosec dull al I2kc. r3c. whiskey duh At 1sc
pm ApEiruA, Dec. 20, 1890.
flour firm wheat firm sacs 600 bushels red mt 81 IA
. a. ~ white II % N 40. Germ steady Mess pork
sfs 20 AT whiskey lrm at 1sc. q 1870.
%" Cmcaeo, Dec. 20, 1880.
Flour firm Wheat steady and advanced &c per
bushei: sales IS 900 bushels, al IThc 7sc Tor NO
-akc n T5c for No q In store. Corn firm. sales ~
csrc IN store Oats quiet Receipts 700 bbls
-four ia 600 bushels wheat, Is 900 bushels corn 800
bushels oats sight exchange on New York very hrm Of
10 all per cent premium
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-21
Movement. In Real Estate.


Married.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thufaday, December 90 At
the residence Of the brides father BY Rev Chas Keys
Mr. JAMES FrroKRAIp 70 EftK w.. eldest daughter Of
Ezra N. stratton, Eaq., all 81 this city.
HANry-HorMAS.-fnt this city, on Thursday evening,
December O. by Rev James Miett Mt the residence Of
the brides mother, Mr. JotTH T. HASrry, of Danbury
Conn, To Miss MARTHA JANE Holman, Of this city.
RyAx-GoopxAS--fn BROOKLYN. on Wednesday, Ocean.
Der TO- by Rev Dr. Guion, Mr. JAMES " RYAN TO Mis- In
crrnA r., daughter of the late John X. GOODMAN Esl
all Of Brooklyn.
TowssNp-vAS RxN<xrsu.--At Albany, on Tuesday
December 1s In r. Pauls church, by Rev. haunsell Van
Rensselaer, CHARLES DE KAY TOWNSEND, eldest son Of Gen
Jno y Townsend, 10 LocsA, youngest daughter Of Gen
Jno g. Van Rensselaer,.
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Died.
Borcuorr.--On Wednesday, December 10, DrrnuIl
Mort and Mary Maury Bouchoux, aged years and 90
DAYS.
The friends and acqnaintances respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral without further notice. from ths
residence of her father Demonco Farm IN Kaib avenue
Division, Brooklyn this friday morning ut eleven
O'Clock
Caxsui---on Tuesday, December is after short i'll
EIzA CAS-yI, aged 20 years, months and days
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral from No Az Lewis street.
this friday afternoon. at one O'Clock
CvKrS.-In Brooklyn, on "wednesday, December To- OF
dphora SaRAH AVN Crrrv daughter of Peter and Jane
Curtin, o. Hull, England, aged years months and 10
DAYS.
Hpll (rneland) papers please copy
noRAS-in this city on "Wednesday December 10 roHv
ncHas, native Of county Armagh, Ireland, 10 the
45th year 81 his age.
The friends and acquaintance o. the famly ore respect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-21
Tue Fugitive Slave Case I'm canad


large meeting held last night 10 sympathize with
the fugitive slave Anderson, claimed under the Ashbur
ton treaty, for killing Mr. briggs, of Mississippi who
deavored To prevent his escape.
Strong speeches made against his rendition by
lawyers, clergymcn aud others
resolution passed 10 appeal the to England
IL necessary, and petition adopted to the admins
traitor off the government praying for the relief Of