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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-06

WASHINGTON, March 4.-The letter of Gov
ernor Houston to the President has not been.
but may soon be, made public, in reference
to the resolutions of both branches of Com
gress calling for information in relation to
the troubles along the Texas border. 1t is
understood, however. that Gov Houston,
among other things, represents the existence
OF actual war and urges immediate succor,
and indicates his intention TO call out volun-
teers In sufhclent lorce TO pursue and punish
the enemy to the fullest extent.
Ii is known from the latest Texas dates
that he is vigorously prosecuting bis plans
to the letter. A reply has been sent by the
President, who, there is reason to believe is
opposed to this Independent course in waging
war, especially as our affairs with Mexico
are in critical condition, and as orders
have been dispatched for the marching of
large bodies OF troops to the frontier and
the instructions are of such character to ac-
complish the object contemplated without
unnecessary delay. Governor Houston has
been SO informed by the President also that
the calling out of volunteers for the purpose
mentioned properly devolves on Cong ess.
No unconditional order has been issued by
our government for the forces to pass into
the Mexican Territory. The constitutional
government last summer gave permission {, r
the landing of naval forces at several ports
for the protection of persons and property of
all citizens, and 1t is probable that In pursu-
ance of this course a provisional arrange
ment will soon be made according to which
the Governor of Tamanlipas will offer no
obstruction to the crossing of our troops in
pursuit OF those who may seek refuge in that
neigbboring Territory. There Is no truth in
the report that the Mexican minister is OPP
posed to abe treaty or any parts of its proyis-
ion. $50
frmed U. S. Marshal for Washington Terri
tory.
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Petitions have been addressed to the Leg
islature of OHIO, asking them to appoint .
day of fasting and prayer To atone for ;he sin
they committed by appropriating five thou
debaues cry, in that treat giseE, 10 the Legis-
latures Of Kentucky and Tealessee.-A J..
Tfibsze
The Legislatures OF Kentucky and Tonnes
see mustn't suppose that the authors OF that
petition are the gentlemen with whom they
got drunk at Columbus They are simply
parcel Of low fang fellows who are indig-
nant that they were not invited TO the spree.
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Col. D. H. HurErr.-We mentioned in on

Col. ID. H. HUYETT-We mentioned in our
issue of yesterday. that the distinguished ar
fist, Col ID. ii. HUYETT, of st. Louis, is at
present on visit 70 our city. For several
years past the Colonel has been engaged in
writing illustrated sketches for some of the
Eastern periodicals, and in pursuit of subjects
for his pen and pencil, has wandered, with
revolver at his girdle and sketch-book at his
back, through all the wild and rugged re-
gions of the continent, from the icy home Of
the Esquimaux to the dreary haunts of the
Digger Indians. He has crossed the great
plains six times bis footsteps have echoed
amid the dim wilderness where rise the kim
dred though eternally separated waters OF
the Columbia and the Yellow Stone, and
have left their imprint upon the eternal
SLOWS of the Rocky Mountains On more
than one occasion he has been made captive
by the Indians. and he now bears upon bis
head the mark of savage club which will
go with him through all life's after journey
ings. As we have before stated, Col. HUYETT
is at present engaged in getting up an illus
trated gazetteer of the State of Missouri,
which will be published this Spring. We
have seen specimens of both the illustrations
and TIE letter-press OF the book, from which
we plainly see that the work will Ee one of
great merit, and OF much practical value to
the Missourians, and to all who desire 10 ac-
quaint themselves with the history, resources,
&c. &C.. of that iOurisbing State.
AS Col. HUYETT's stay in our midst will
probably terminate to-day, he will hardly
give the City of Rocks the benefit of an il
Illustrated article in the papers but we trust
he will ere long visit us again, and look
for few Objects worthy The attention of
the artist.
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New orlean. rrarket.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb 20, 1850.
nEAK sIRs: weinvsts your attention the follow
ing review Of our market for tue past three DAYS.
ToBAcco-About the 2slh inst near 900 hhds
OF the old GEOGRAPHICALLY aamistc was taken By
the contractors for the French Government prices
not made public. The demand for new crop has been
very limited, the reported sales amounting TO only
80 bhds. The present high Of European freighss
tends To restrict Operations, bnycrs dispos
cd TO hold OF for accumulation stock We how
ever, think early shipments, especially Of Leaf, de-
sifAeie We retain our Previous quotations. which
about represent the present views Of hsders for the
new crop, siz: Piaatsrs Luss Sxaa4K Inferior TO
Common Leaf y 9oc; Fair Ga ale Zine !. ss sse;
caOice and selsetons slsios. Arrived in past hires
days. e5s hhas; cleared ls5 hhds stock last even
hog on hand and no. cleared Is b2i hhds.
GROCERIES. market vas heavy on
Saturday Asd Monday. Yesterday The aemand waE
better, prtees closing steady At 6aslaTc TOT fNr
fully fsr
NoI.AssEs-Ths demand las been fair. sales q
assas 600 bbls per aAy repOrtsd eloslag al ossIs
for Inferior Aad fsrmsatng, aad sslsse Tor pfis
ehescs
cJFrEE-Aavaaesa yesterday fsly Ne, VITA sales
Of asoai $50 bags, at r4age Of I29iSs Tor fair TO
prime.
FInuR-Ths demand eoalinses f.if for saperess
and lower sraas@ sas Extra asa very dan, aud
ao~ caste consaa sS.Ssss; Fiae esss.s saesraae
sss6ssEi Extra eAesA foF ordinary 10 f4r sszads,
asd "a Az fsF sood choice brsaas.
6lsAlS-rhs rseespts u Cora have bssn fssral,
sna dsnAaa aars eeszg tssi sxsssug II IS 8sse fsr
ordinary H.izea h easoe shsls- OTIS steady saa IN
far dsmand a 81 t9e. Ne szIesof Whr.t Fsgertef.
hAo0S-hst htts enaaiFy saturday. asnesy
psiees seFe s<sAer. Yesterday sae tssas.s,i ns
ss.Ali- Ne aasss shsalders : sssas Rls ssss les
To-, sn1 sisar ssss IL = sta. No s-lcs q tikas
rsl.ossss.
f-aRp-sa saies rsPorted "a s-ssrdzy 81 Esaf<x
Yesterday so ussess sasz - nsis.se l<ssn<. 0si
qsssssaas are ieeief< sza iess Fs< -. p ins s.d
elezs n tleEcss. .sd Il al : pzse< sa1 oeacs
n 49,. FsFs Fssp>s<fzziy.
eIsAS. HkTfs co
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Clerk and Masters Sale.
m A Campbell, Adm = IS. John ?. "ilss and

IN A. Campbell, Admit IS. John q. wilvs and
others.
virtue eta decree the Hon. Circuit Court, ut
ashyillc, Tenn, pronounced Ia the above cause
January Term, 1880, wli expose To public
the highest bidder on the home place OF she hate
an Campbell, decd, ON TUESDAY, rHE 6rH
OF MARCH, 1850, the following Negroes, wa /:
Charles, Mary, Jesse, Hasbington John, Har-
Nancy, Caroline, Dina, Hannah, Marian and
And, All ?, on the same day, OF the premises,
sell the Tract Of land on whiCh the said Vim.
bell dec d resided containing about $40 acres.
Land and Segr5ss are sold for division among
eirs OF said William Campbell, decd.
sxs.-Said Negroes viii be sold upon credisof
,nths, notes with approved security will be re-
d. said Land will be sold upon q credit Of I, 2
years. with Interest, notes wifh approved Sc
= will be required and lien retained until IN
iase money Is paid DAVID c. LOVE,
1s-td Clerk and Master.
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DE- BorSros's LEcIrRE--Douglas Hall
MAS eFowdvd last night with the lalelligeEee
Of the city 10 hear TIE dFss Of DR.. Bersros's
lectures on Geology.
The subject Of The Lecture this evening is
the .ihickness OF the crust Of the Earth's sur
face, with proof tha, The interior Of she Earth
il mass Of liquid fFei" Earthquakes. Vol.
canlc EFnPiioas, sc. Ga shis occasion three
beautiful paintings will Be exhiblted-a Vol
eass By night light. add Che Interior Of = Vel
cane.
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TRIcE's LANDING, Feb. 20, 1860,
Sales of 65 hhds. Tobacco. as follows
81 90. 4 Is, IS, 4 80. 5 O5. 6 90. 6 IS, G
So. go, 6 IS. Is, so, 8 Is. 8 As, 8 10,
8 IS, s so, 30. 95; at 8 90; 2 at 8 so;
at 90; 8 at 90: at 6 10; at 7 so:
8 at rs; at Z IS; at 05; 2 at 8 10; 4
at 20; at S 80; at 60; 2 at 8 20; I
at 90; at 10. Average, So 81.
Tobacco sales every Wednesday.
Very respectfully,
OLDHAM, HOkAR Il Co.
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We have putupands0ld
years, and CAN SAY, IN
il, what We have never
any other medicine-NkV
A SINGLEINSTANCE. TO
timely usedi Never did 4
of dissatisfaction by any =
the contrary, all are de-
tons, and speak In terms :
ton of it's magica loEiecis -
We speak in this matter a
after ten years. expert
RECITATION FOR TIE FUIFIL
DECLARE. In almosteveTy
tant Is sutferingfrom pain =
viii be found In fifteen or
the syrup is admins e
This valuable pre- ara :
of one OF the MOST EX-
FIJI. NURSES in New Eng :
used with NEVER-FAiL :
THOUSANDS =
NotoniyrS iieTes the ciiliu ;,
crates the stomach and :
lily and givestone and en-
TEN. IL will almost in
GRIPINGIN THE 4
WIND .
andovercomecoEvuisionsS
remedied, end in death :
and sUKEsT RgMKDY INTHE =
DYSENrERY AND DIAK =
whether IL arises from y
other cause We would =
who has a child suffering :
ling complaints-DO MOI :
| CES. NOR THE PREJU >
stand between your suffer
that Will be sare-yes,
to follow he use OF this,
used =
Fulldirectionsfor usinf .
bottle. None genuine I'M
CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New
side wrapper
Sold by druggiststhrou b
Principal ofiice No. Is,
IuRe7dSWly Price rs
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rAlI the literary papers may be had at
+. HAGAS's. Also Frank Lesiis's Magazine,
Harkee .hosions, &c., &c. The first chapters ol
a new story by Miss Lucr A. RANDALL. enti-
tied Amy Rayner, or the Tangled Path, y
appear in the last number of the New York
Asrcssry. Call and get it,
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e popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
IT. is eoextensive with the civilization Of the
G. other articles claim % diteriGte PAIN and
results eHres- Family Physicians, Govern
e Hospitals, Farriers, Planters, Farmers, Livery
!, &c, have particularly demonstrated this fact,
ughout the world No article ever before re
ed such undivided praise and suppeTtfrom Aedi-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-06

Miss BAKER's ENTEkTAINMEsr.-Dont for
get that the Blind Poetess will read her
poem in the lecture-room of the First Presby-
terian Church this evening. There will be
music. both vocal and instrumental, by Miss
BAKER aud her sister.
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cHUiTZE s. LUBOLFF,

&NUFACTURES o. IKoS FssxE
GRAND. SQCARE. ami PARi.OR ~ y -
I'D PLANO FORrEcS, made y ith nj III III ri
ne improvements cfsTls!usiSe 10 II
torfsy Of t0uc, touch aud durability. GOLD
as awarded Al the Pal ia New lors 1881 :,
id 50. and IA -. LOUIS. 1889 lie lrrs, schools
itmiIles will save money by calling BIZ sFe Par
ng All instrumenIs gHRraUteedIor tnTee years.
rsou.s asa BlsOC Nh ST, Ia lev Soors rest q
iway J New York feb2t-Sm
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>s.MPLON NENV.

n A MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAD
u An agent Is wanted Ia every toS n anu coun
the United States, 90 engage in n respectable
asy business b. which tie above Prohgs may
.rtainIy realised. Eog further particulars al
DR. j. HkSKY wARNER. corner 12th street and
tway, New YORK City, enclosing one Postage
. I-b2l-d&watn
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e. A DID A ES.
For Attorney General.

= We are requested 10 announce ;. L. FISLxr
.iidate for Attorney General Of the Ninth Judi
ircui;. Election Nay 1850
lite
= We are authorized 10 announce JAMES Z.
L. ESQ. as n candidate for the Office q Attorney
raj OF the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed of
COUNTIES OF Davidson, Sumner and williamson
! ion next May ectS-te
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Early Corn, Early Peas and
Beans, Early Cabbage and
Lettuce.

TUSf received, a full supply of choice Vegetable
u Seeds from BiisSis famous nurseries, oaly i've
a paper or fifty cents u dozen.
E5- n you want extra early extra large Corn
Vegetables, of any kind or description for dive
cents you obtain supply Of any one kind sum
cient for the of a small family. q 80
Al S0.-FL0WER SEEDS, great variety,
fcb99-H MACKENZIE a MlNCHIN.
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The Confessions and Experience
VTCrIM.

hs1SsGS ~ for the beaehs, aud = warning and
H. eaefi.u 10 thsse who suffer from nervous esbl
IT, Hdigrsson, lowDess Of Spirits, want az siee p,
pfe'azlaEe dccag 40. $50 aSuse az youtbfnl
nprnaance, The banefri habit 81 self-ab.a=s. 40
ba time polasias lhe eertafs - self
care
~ one Who has suffered from the above cause-
ans fFssEa mlzFlaeed eounaenes nedlcal suubns
an1 qaackeFy. Snsie csses seat lpesf freel On TIE
reee=pt Of starsl eite, bearing the address
Of sae applicant. Address.
NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR. Ksq,
dsel5-sm5kw BEDFORD. ksn<s CO., ~ n -
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~ We give this morning the election
returns complete. for which we are indebted
to Mr.. ALEXANDER, the Coroner.
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Sf. L0uEs. March S.-The river ID falling
slowly. The Iliiaois as.d Missouri rivera are
arcliaisg. Thzre / . gsod stage of water n
the upper Mississippi nkieh i aboat Station
cry.
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Gommrrrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NAsuyuIE March * 1851

NASHVILLE, March 6, 1860
COTTON-We heard of the sale of only
one small lot yesterday, and that brought 10
cents.
TOBACCO-Two hogshesds sold at SIS 90
p cwt.
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At the March election held on the 81 inst,
the following named gentlemen were elected
ConstabIes and Magistrates in the various
Districts, where vacancies occurred, as fol.
lows, to wit:
.--- MAGISTRATES. CONsTABLEs.
LIST Dist Robertson and South Page
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Pure Ample brandy.

Z have Just received a PURE
! APPLE BRANDY, which FOR richness and
MfzELf., HOOPER CO.,
-.f1-tf Mes aad Market ST.
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thisarticlefor overten even
CONFIDENCE Of
been able To say Of
ER HAS IT FaILEDIN
EFF ECT A CURE, when t
We know an Instance
one who used IL, ON
lighted with its opera
Of highest cOmmcRda
ana medical yirtues
s.wHAT We DO KNOW
ence. ANB PLkDGk ouR
MESr OF WHAT NkHEKI
instance where the in
and exhaustion, rehs =
twenty Minutes after
tered.
tion is the prescriptions
/ PEkiENCEDand skill.
: land, and has been
ING sUccEssIN
, OF CASES.
from pain. but iuvig
: bowels, corrects acidi
ergy to the whole sys
stanily relieve
BOWELS, AND
CuilC.
. which IL not speedily
We 5elieveittho best
. woRLD, in ali cases ol
. RHEA IN CHILDREN.
tcething. or frotn any
: say to every mother
: from any otthe fnrego-
; LET YOUR PREJUDI.
DICES OF OTHERS.
ing child and the relief
A ABSOLUTELY SUR
!. medicine. if timely
: viii accompany each
: less the facsimile of
= YORK, Is on the Qua
outline world.
Cedar St New York
cents per bot;ls
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RHEUMATISM

ears standing has been totally cured Piles
ire, Tuners, Running Sores ,Scrofula sun Joints
ms. s~eIIfngs, Burns, Bites, Boils, Chaps, Neu
"a, Salt Rbeum and ali aches and pains upon
), and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
as Ring bone Cali Scratches, Spawn, Poll-Eyit
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Cheap pi0ughS.

EXCEL AND EAGLE PL9UGHS, various sizes, for
IL one or more horses, for sale at manufacturers
prices
SPADES AND SH0yEIS, Ames' and all other first
quality manufactures
RAKESS AND HOBS, all sizes aud patterns.
Gardening implements OF every description,
MACKENZIE a. MINChIN, -
feb2e-0 q and IA college street
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Eehruary 24th. 1850.

KEN up by G II. BEAsIar, White add Red
Sp1,ted Cav, With young Calf. Tue Gov has
On ssd the owner csa Ia re her b. paying far
svrrtisealent rnd apply ing % me on Bsosd 81 4,
S.sl,villc feb29-iS
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River News. ~
ARRIVED. ~ ~
March 5-Minnetonka, PaducafS> NSN-
DEPARTED. NAN ~
MinDetonka, Paducah,
Red Rover, New Orleans.
The river is falling with five feet water on
the shoals. .-rs-. s-
The John 4. Fisher leaves for Paducah at
noon to-day.
1t will be seen that the daily line of pack
cts between this place and Clarksville have
put down the price OF fare to 81, this being
less than by the railroad.
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ealth and Happiness
Secured.

Z CONCENTRATED CURE
Z CONCENTRATED CURE
A POWERFUL REMEDY
A POWERFUL REMEDY
Z WEAKNESS
Z WEAKNESS
FOR EARLY INDISCRETION
FOR EARLY INDISCRETlON
Z 1T! TRY IT!
L 1T! TRY IT.
.UNG MEN who are suffering from TIE effects o
youthfulIn discretion can be surely and perma-
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= BUSHELS FAMILY MEAL. js.. resolved
j and fsT sais 81 -
--a rAhfisH Gu
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Y a L A L ID % Z a ".
:. :. LIIcH, Hyde Park. VI, writes--'' hat the
e was considered worthless" (his case was
in } s'but since the Tree use OF the Mustang
lieut, have sold hun for one $50 cash. Your
nent mas been doing wonders up here"
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Eyergreens! Evergreens
EVER GREEN'S.

TUSr received small lot OF Evergreens among
d which may be f und choice samples Of the KAI-
MIA LATIFOIIA, Hex OPACA, PINUS STROBUS,
THUJA OCCtDENfALIS- These have been carefully
tal en- and the roots packed by pra tical gard
ener. They are in prime condition and for sale low.
feb2e-f MACKENZIE 4 MINCHTS.
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42o BkoAD srxEET, PHIIDKLrHIA, Pa

straet-) :. In lifting the kettle from the fire it
me unmanageabIe, tilted over and seaided my
= very severely, almost TO a crisp IL was an
u sight The Mustang Liniment appeared 10 ex-
the pain IL healed rapidly, without soreness,
eft no scar OF account Truly yours,
&C AkI.ES EUSrER-'
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Oh language as this is but the constant and natu-
echo wherever this article is USED
Is Eminent Is Indispensable to planters and
'ers o. horses and mules Ar- JoHS DANIELS,
-Ontgomery Ala, sold a slave Tor sSOU, vino " AS
I'd from utter disclosures by this LiDiment.
~ family should have IL. Be very particular
enc uIre IOT the Mustang Eminent ana take NO
Id by all dealers throughout North and South
.rica Europe and the Isilbds OF the Ocean for
ents, 80 cents, and 81 per bottle.
BAKNES & PARK New York
sy25-6mdtw&w
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Railroads.

ST.. LoUIs. March A Legislative resolG-
ton iustrncts the Committee oa Inierial I'm
provements 10 report bill 10 complete he
Pacific Railroad to Kansas City, aud sell At
aactioa the Iron Mountain and Cairo aud
fulton Railroads. Tue State biGdiag The
full asnoaat Of her loA.Is for them.
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,hisar,iclefor ovsrtes

RELIEF AND HEALTH To YOUR INFANTS.
Price IS per BOTTLE.
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HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
Mustang Liniment.

; as Ring BONE, Calf scratches, Spawn Poll-E
eney ,HOof-aii, sc , are sgbdued and cured
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whichgreatly facilitates the process of teetLlne,b
softenng the gums and reducing all inflammation ;wf
aIlay ALL PAIN and disqualification ,andi
SURETOREGULATE TIE BOWELS
Depend mothers will
selves, and s1.fE-. 81
FFE IN IEa rTTT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15

whether social or statute in the slave States
1t is because Of law both social and statute
Elsewhere it is pursued and condemned in
the slave States it is adopted and honorcd.
Elsewhere it is hunted as a crime in the
slave States it takes its place among the hon
orablo graccs Of society.
Let not these harsh statements stand on
my authority. Listen to the testimony Of
two Governors Of slave States in their mcssa-
gcs to the Legislatures
ave long to see the days." said the Governor of Ken.
mehy in lo5l when tao law WI assert i,s majesty and
ocrr. ,i,lm ,bo hs5c,i"r Of ,bc G""r at i4l'y
M,a da~htc, eac6 other rih almost pe.tcoi ,,pmpy
A specie. oi common law mas sr9wn ~ IN hc9tuosN
tries cause to be- rcohristcncd In dcrison ie loI"f
b'o9d"
Such was the official confession Of a slave
master Governor of Kentucky. And here is
the official confession made the same year by
the slaye-master Governor of Alabama
awe hear Of homioIdos u different parts of che Slate
continually; AND go, have few convictions aud stl f.',r
,in,t t,.j, I'M s, ' ,',, ,, ., M any, Sky, '''''y'
land oc llo,li e,Itto.. ,,l .b,,,
mos ,Ir,1.t J,Iyi s.rt w. H.. oq'i,j t,.,
M, II ,.s ,.,o..I t,,t ,..,.,,,.,.,,...
r,,.,,,.,.,', .l.,,.,ld ,o,,... ,'t., ,i,... c,a
,,,,..la Ls..t. -.
Al a ID D. ID Alt-4la4InuI
..r,.. ,..,i ..,.',,.,. b.. ..... ..,..,.,.
d.lar7on aad ,lj,gp3aa,, ,oad.i.oa Almost e,,ry
eNghanfg p'pc which reaches us contain. sumo ,ha'
G,,,a G.J ia,,r,,,,g. 35tb Jag.Isi7
Hero i. another confession by nc,ysp,por
in Now Orleans
........ .....,..i ..
are led % inquire whether Re- !, OWING 20 he mc6oacy
OF OUT laws or 90 thc manner BOO vhg. these laws arc 'l
E.l. I,,'.5 ,..- .,',,. XII ' XXX. ~ ..t,,..,, =.
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