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IsrrAsArorrs, Sepr. 2. 1857.

lStfAsAPoEfs, Sept. 2, 1857.
On. G. w Il BAcK-Dsa S,r: Havin,
been troubled for several years wth tx
'rene debility and weakness, 90 much :,
that Twas unable 70 attend 70 ny ordinsr,
business o. umes, and having heard Of IN.
wonderful cures that your Scandinavia,
Blood Purifier and Ptlis we're iIecrug.
was induced by friend 10 Try them.
have been using the Purifier FOR The Ia-
twelve months, and find the medicine fuIl.
equal 70 ne recommendations. yaluabl.
= ~ use 70 me, that can not now d-pens.
with the use Of il at my advanced aye d
life-seveniy-seven years.
! cheeriully give this information for The
benefit Of those Similarly affected
Yours, truly, MoRars MoRRls.
See advertisement.
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AGENTS M ANTEDI
TO SELL
clRYs plTEA7f CAP


4EDa2 Sd -rlGm1BErn
10 lhpse furnishing satisfactorily e,.ren
ces. q liberal salary md expenses viii b.
paid. The article j. 'eed-d by every lar
mer and mechanic 10 The country. and vi
meet with ready sale Il ' partlrniars ad
irers J {. CARY. l. te.te~,
NJ 81, Nassau = re, N.w yNrk
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ty Read the following from The Hon
Morris Morris, formerly Auditor II III,
State Of Indiana:
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CHEAP CASH STOREl

~ ne building formerly occupied bv Stephen
Jerser, On the east side Of The Public San,rs
~ Dried Apples and Peaches. White
Beans hides. Feathers and market inp.of an
kinds taken In exchange Tor goods.
Nov 80. 80 4 G Connolly Acs,,
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VIZ III. lSj'-sv.
----A-----
flNL sssrrtatnt NJ hunts Ard shoes
- Il hLEyAN DIETS
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Dry Goods and CIothimr

iis's ana C,ps. Ladies' and Childrel's shoes.
uf"cesirs. &c, he therefore invi,~s sll thoss
"ho wish - avail themselves Of good b..
gains - The way % goud and cheap goods.
N give him call AZ the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-01-18
NEWS 10 THE PUBLIC,

'ENiiE undersigned, having Icrs,ed in is.
- per ana opened : stock OF Goods, con.
Sisiing OF 800
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III For sale nv
HUEER s. FREEDMAN Jasprr.
II. A + PICkHARDT. IIun,inrburQ.
WININGER & MILBURN, Haysv,Ile.
! y GOHMANN. Ferdinand.
WIN. MAHIN. ireland.
WHITE y WOoDFORD. Pasli.
Dec z. lSjg-v
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-07
BARBER SALOON.

Reaiorei to M DoPpicmeyer Bn'f'ns
TftE undersigned having formed a co partner
| .Aip, aud fitted up conimodious room 10
the pdpplcmeyet Building, north side Of the
Public Square tor
SHAVING SALOON.
az, prepared 70 serve those who may pa'rouso
,hom Hair Colo-inR cutting, ShnmpooninR.
&c. executed IN a manner 10 give satisfaction
They will keep on hand supply Of
FINE PERFUMERY. BAY RUN. c'c,
They also keep on hani superior article e.
CIGARS AND CHEWING 1OBfCCo
Their customers will bear this in mind. sold
At a very small profit,
AUGUSTUS FRANKS,
FRED RICHARDS.
Nng &. 1859. i1;u
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NOTICE.
Josiah /, Foster vs.. Ambella F~,r

JOSIAH \. fhtiFf Vs. -Athvt"h l''''H
FMS SrArr or rs1,s County OF HARRISON
L. tie Dtaua Can't .f.IC m'Y.
NOTICE he hy given chat the rhiuta
\ Josiah \ Foster bis H.tl In ih0 office 0'
tl. c..I. u, jhe p.siuct Ce4st oi hi cNanit u
tb, above ,uii'td c4u7e u9mh0r ! il2 Htr
opator 4. propor adci to Mrs. i \ Rul.c IA
witness on ths past Of the plaintiff who uId
I'm The county OF Monroe, niAe state Of Georgia
and affidavit having heen mala that ihc defend
aut Arabella rostfr .s-}uG nr iut lic'iop
vs. oor ail b. court, amt ,lat .nil y 1Ht
ant h,s -. aey u record apau whom She n'
ii. iutdregatpres eau he -er',d
.iarr - notified thgt Hu ur at
n after ihe publication oi Ill
%. .te " feSas Ropuhlcau ucvspaps,
pah.. # in the town OF Marshall in said Com
of Harrison | shall Issue . commits on as BE-
arired hy mw. 70 take the answers Of said wit
ness to ne nlcra-niafice alorrsat
Test John Vt Henderson cleya ..yxsrxA.
of tho District cnurt Of said county ~
and s.a of The sanc At Marshall g0SG
this 9Th JUNE $50.
IOHN. NJ HENDERSON Clark.
Issued june 20 $50
j. NJ. llNnFrsnN Ctlk
Received in Office cath .lanc 1850 'ad exc.
cuicd tn same day 10y handing to The od'ior ai
the Texas Republican true copy OF toe "l'hm
writ tor Publication
A. W. CrAvfoRp Sheriff.
Jane 90 1850. n'h;'t
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CITATION
1910

H.. savarla 3, RirAarlaoa aas.
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THE STATE OF 1ENh@.
County OF Harrison.
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NoOkS. NoOks.

4 VERY largo lot Of School anil misccs
y ncoas Books Foolscnp, LgSl Cap, Ies'r-
and Noic paper, hun Envelopes. Cards, Enyc.
ops and visiting Carsls. Peas and Ink, rass -
cciyed and f1g sale hy
BRApkil.lD 1 TALLEI.
Mas 10 1850 1851
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New Advertisements.
LfASillDNADLLx
D A NClNG A CA D + MY.
ALTO TApANA.

UI MN OHLEANs.
- ESPECTfClLl announce 10 The Iadie.
IL and nmtlcmaa OF Marshall and vicinity,
that he will open his Saloon for tho reception Of
pupils on ncNl Tuesday morning, AZ Z clock,
IN the Adkins House Ballroom.
All that Is ncw ia Dancing and essential IN
the Ballroom taught. also, polite Salute. and
besiures
rss- The true aim of btuciug b,iug TO iu
prove toe manners Of youth the sirioiesi aticu.
ton will be given to that branch Of the AT
The most respectful references given.
Terms per sessiau Of twelve Lessons $40.
Miphail. Ju'y :. eco i2lt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-07
iuiI Ntle of llAIncss.

E0ilY -ss Il Harness. comprising singh
/ and dpshle Buggy Harness and Carrias,,
Haroes, just arrived aad for sale. at the yer,
lowest PRICES by
BktpFlElp s TALLEN
ipl q, 1850
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FAMILY GROCERIES, BAKERY,
And Confectionery.
A Commodious and Elegant Saloon

NJ D0PPIEMAlER Il BRO respectful.
W. ly Inform their iri,od, and jh1 public that
they have Cited up in connection with their
Bakery and Confectionery a commode0us aud
elegant Saloon, underground, and femaflsn.
bly, cool and pl,asan, retreat for the summer
monlhsl where will be served up 70 the bc-t
style the finest Ice Creams IAg,f aud Sweet
Beer, cold Meats, boiled tg.s, Bread, Cake
Oysters Salmon, Chee.e g. Such su ooH
has long been needed 10 Marshall aud the pro.
prictors have been anxious to iii up Que IN 4
style that would mnot public expectation. and
whore a collation. could be served up ut short
notice
Their Bakery has also been enlarged and I'M
proved They would al-o inform the public
tina, they have Just received a large supply Of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-07
lA0Ntcr N.

1 t.tR,ih and full stock q Ladies ard Mess
\ Baeb Slate mixed and white cotton Ilo--s
aides White Linen ire " bite Silk Hos.
Just received and for sac hv
BKAnfiEl.n { TALLY.
Nav - $50 n3ssr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-07
n,cGING, ROPE. AND rwI>E.

lust received asl for sale low down, by q
y Cn..s & Co.
- 000 rs Machine Rope
$4,000 yds Heavy India Bscriug
500 lhs balius rv,ue.
luul l-de. 20 fm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-07

~ flc lIh daY n Nay lN10- 4 beng ~
~ Nay term e. it County coa' 81 liam
son county pertaining to 'ho sia'ea q decreased
prison. ls"ars II timin fratna on tHn estate
q Ilehnab Win. deceased 0sv granted tu
the unler- gus1
fills is Therefore 10 notify an persons having
claims against AA e'4'e i' present 'he eimo
lor payment Nthm the time ppo e,ihe3 hy law.
and ihpse iadeb't lo snakc ,mmoale payment
JAMES T. WYNN Adm
Jun, i6. 1850. 99.st
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GNhrOtNrvN

4 VERY large and complete s'ock Il Err
\ lr0iltmi Jacong. and Swiss Collars JAG
ou-t and Swiss tosgs aisi ~leeves in sets. FIR.
hroidersl Thread Caubrie llansen,hicis, Jseo
MT anl Sgiss tlciags anA lnser,ings. Jaccnc,.
sNis- and Linen tiounc,ug, ,as' arrived and for
sale by
BRAnrifLD & TAII.EY.
Mas 10 i-Gn. n3ssl
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New Advertisements.
LIST OF LETTERS.

in the Post Office al Marshall
Ii on the first day oi July, A u. $50, which
- not taken out by the Both Of September next
,,,u be .s.n, 60 the Dead Letter Office:
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Mats

DANAMA Hats, Palm Hats, Fashonstle
/ CASHMERE and silk Hats, soft Cashmere
Hats FIR Men & Rows, fu-' rcc'i'el naa az
now being sold at reduced prices Is
BRApFIiiD & TALLY.
May 49, le6o. n3S't
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-07

DF Nnmcs, collars ani Trace Chains, ais,
" sc'ell Hoe can he bad cheaper than the,
cam bc bought vest q New Orleans, by callin.
OH
bRAnFiEIn 4 fNLiEN.
ftn I'd SEQ uisu
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~ W>liW~.

1 VERY large and wei selected stock .
\ rlaauccl 4 Double Skir' Organize Robes
together with a rich line n printed aid solid
c0lorrd lawns ar,. uow bang sold at low p-:e--i
bY HRADFItiD & TALLY
NAV 10 l-s0 uJA.sf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-07
Gloves.
PcrfusBiery,


DLACK French and English Drsb Dit.
- Blue and Black Broad Cloths. Black Doe
skin Cnssincre. Planters Linen buck. Planter
Lines Drill. White Linen Duck and Dsls, Fan
cy plaid and striped finens TOT Pants Cotton
AIDES. Nankeeu-. Can,t ieanes Ae. Que Of the
largest stocks over offered in his market, Just
.'eiycd and tor sale cheaper ilnn The oheapcs by
RRApfiiip 4 TAlLEl.
Nay Q i-LD u2stF
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NEW GOODS.

IrSI received as1 'or sac by 6 @ Gregg
- a Co. 4 large loi ~ Ladies Fancy press
Goods Grcah'rs ofsanles French pointed
iacoucis cir, etc.
june g ls6e 39U
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-07
rn Tnrnlcrs nnh STOOD Nni.er..

A LARGE stock oi llolls lor sale. ~ tbs
\ New Tin shop on the Month Last Corner
ol the Public Square.
Iane 10. 1880
nINtN Sill Lace Mantle aud Points, Ia
ID reee Shaah Barase Nantes Linen Ia
rc-e pu,tcr. sr sale hf
BRkuFlElp & TAtltl.
MAY 20 7 $50 nHfi
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The undersigned wishes Ia wud up his business
and leave the place, ana will sell ID at cost. or
less 'hnn cost II necessary 1husc. therefore
who desire to purchase choice Clothing. and IA,
such bargains as they are not likely 10 rei sonn
would do well to cali early, before these 20, ds
ARE disposed Of
The stock embraces all manner of gentleman
wngin2 appar1 and furnishing goods
The audc dgucd would also notify those in
'ch'cl to him to pay mp without dAay. a. he 5.
gon. ~ and cannot Afford to grant them further
Indulgence. :. JACOBS
Marshall, July :, l.6o. 42tf
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NONS NlOthtusx.

4 LARGE lot inst rrceiyef by
y RRADriIl.D 4 TALLY
Nav o, lSG0 n3s1
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plwNta(tOn Goods.
N0ops NO0rs q.

NOR all -, 20 "a. 30. a. and 80 spr.n,
i Of the lsies, style. lust received and Tor sal.
hy BRAnfiFl.n e TALLY.
Nav a. lSGo. 49, ~
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LADIES' CLOAK0,

Very beautiful. attractive, and substantial
Call and qec me aul Judge Tor yourself W
will then coneeie thu, | have by lar the test and
cheapest 'toci, Of Furnishing Goods ever brought
to this place .
JACOBS
April u. cost
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-07

Te,t j. NJ HENDERSON,
CLERK Of the District Court Of saId
4MA county and seal Of the samc ai
Marshall this 30th II June 1860
JOHN NJ HENDERSON Clerk,
by jaws r. Firfr, T. G.
Issued 3lth June 1850.
JOHN N, HENDERSON, Clerk
Received III Office 30th JUNE. 1850 ml eNc.
cntcd sang day hy hanlmg the editor q the
Texas Republican, certified cory 81 ihe within
wit for Publication.
4. W. CRAWFORD, sheriff
By Il s krfrr ncHHiy.
Idy -. 1850 a. -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-07
Men and Noys Clothing

And
GENTS TERNJSUIN e. GOODS.
Combating Of shlrts extra hne), Drawers. Socks
10 fnc @" rything tina, a gentleman wears TX
ira siz,.. 80 as TO fl every body.
Sach au assortment has never been bropgh, 10
hi. market, An extra fac supply Of
HATS AND CAPS
TAILORS TRIMMINGS,
Such a. Buttons. Bindings o'c. n large supply
which will be sold very cheap.
A large supply Of Cloths, Cassimcres, and
yelyets. superior 10 any ever brought to Mar.
shall II You doubt il. call ant see for yourself
haze. ,luo ~orafyed 81 eunrlv NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-20

termination TO ct aads the usagss sad policy and pra
cpes Of the Democratic party Tor the purpose OF alien
ating the Democracy Of the South from the Democracy
Of the North aud thus taking the 6s fatal and ievo
cable stride toward Disunon Of the States.
NOMINATION OF DOUGLAS.
Aer all secessions Is well q the refus, Of certain
delegates from Georgia and Arkansas together with the
entire delegations from Texas and Mississippi to occupy
their seats National Convention at Baltimore yet
tanned 424 delegates, 2l2 electoral votes being 10
than twohrds Of the electoral votes Of the whole
Union. But some of those delegates las in the Of
Georgia. RETAINED from voting the majority Of the DEL
egaton having retired Others las in the Of Arkan
sas although full delegations and authorized in case Of
any secession, TO cast the whole vote Of their State
erred only to cast that which would be fair proportion
between the seceders and themselves and yet others las
in the Of Delaware and portions of the delegations
from Kentucky and kissour declined to vote, but
fused 10 secede.
This for the fact that upon the second ballot
BY States Mr. Douglas received only 1911 votes; Mr..
Breckenridge LOT Mr. Guthrie votes the States ofSouth
Carolina eight and Florida tbree having authorized no
delegates any convention at Baltimore. Here is tho
ballot as recorded:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-20
. An Admirable Campaign Document.

We make no apology for devOtng our entire space
to-day TO the publication of the Address of the Douglas
National EXECUTIVE Committee at Washington /, con-
tus many important facts and figures which will be of
eminent use to our electors and speakers in the present
canvass In word, il is admirable campaign dOcu-
meat in many respects, and should be preserved by
those intending to take active part in the great Pre-
sdsutial contest.
Besides we feel /, our duty in the absence Of Doug
las organ here, to show the Douglas fair play. We
NAV state however upon perfectly reliable authority
shat the Rehmoud hdsr will como for Douglas in
day or two-peraaps to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-20

RANGE OF THERnOmRTER,
ATT w. RANDoLPHs BOOKSTORE AND BINDERY,
July 10, 1850.
7o'clock IL O'Clock. O'CLOCK.
In DooRs: 81 ST s3
Orr Doors: 81 30 So.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-20
lar RIED.

MARRIED.
On The 19h July saem Church, caro1s, by Rev. A.
Bosddus Mr. BENJAMIN r. GRESHAh, OF King Queen and
Nils aARY ALICE SAUNDERS OF Caroline
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-20

&: a, OeI.ss, Z S ;;s;s; S::
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-20

BARRY's TRlCOPHKHOUsh the beet and cheap
article for dresns beautns claiming curling preserving
restoring the hair Ladies' try IL Bold By all druss and
perfumer- mhiS-d6n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-09
Pluck Against NuMbers,

We clip the following from the Boston At
las and Bee:
There IL said to be power In numbers
This depends altogether on circumstances.
The other day, At Lynn, twenty OF the Boz
ton police kept at bay and cowed down into
subsection, . crowd numbering towards
three thousand. This army was more or less
made up OF the mob, and was led by those
who appeared determined to do violence ~
some sort, and particularly to the aforesaid
policemen. But how did the lstter take this
riotous demonstration Did tho load OUT
cries OF the rioters, or their bricks, clubs,
aud other mlssiles have any particular eject
upon the poiicef Not in the least except 10
make them more determined to maintain the
pnblic peace, which they had been sworn ia
and delegated to perform. They passed
fearlessly into the heart and centre OF the
riotous demonstration,-faced the thickest al
the shower OF missiles,--and seized the
ringleaders with grip and valor tina. sent 4
shock Of trepidation into the rebellion.
throng. The whole thing was accomplished
in the briefsst time, and for the reason thai
the police went straight to the point, took
the citadel at the start. II was pluck agains,
numbers, "a few manly men in the cause oil
right snd order, against rsbbie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-09
Thc ..Ahfa,s Edftsr.


The subject of editorial labor u we'll han,
died by the Alexandria Gazette In the fol.
lowing article. We commend IL to the at.
tention of those who think the editor has ar
easy time of il:
Many people estimate the ability Of news
paper, and the industry and talents of it's cd
itor, by the quantity of editorial matter
which IL contains. II is comparatively an
easy task for frotby writer to pour on,
and all subjects. His ideas may fow In "ons
weak, washy, everlasting food" and his
command Of language may enable him to
and yet his paper may DO q meagre and poor
con Germ. But what is the labor and the toll
OF such man who displays his sslssded mat
teri ever so largely, to that imposed en- the
judicious, ell.informed editor, who exerci.
ses his vocation with an hourly consciousness
of its responsibilities and duties, and devoses
himself to the conduct Of his paper with the
same care and assiduity that q sensible law.
yer bestovs upon . suit. or a humane physi.
clan upon patient, without regard to show
or display The msrs 1viting part Of editing
a paper, 10 but small portion Of the work.
The industry is not even shown there
The care, the time employed in selecting, 10
far more Important, and the tact Of good
editor is better shown by his selections than
anything else; and that we all know is half
the battle. But, as we have said, an editor
ought to be estimated, and his labors under
stood and appreciated, by the general con-
duct of his paper-its tone--its temper ito
uniform, consistent course--its principles
it's aims-its manliness-its dignity-its pro-
priety. To preserve these ~ they should be
preserved,i MS enough to OCCUPY fully the time
and attention of any man. Ii to this be ad-
ded the general supervision Of the newspa-
per establishment, which most editors have
to encounter, the wonder is how they can
find time or room to prits at all.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-09

vorably affecting Virginia, which We shall
| mention, 10 the existence of slavery within
| her bounds'--snd also this: awe appre-
bend that, in general, tho people OF Virginia
hold slavery to be an enormous evil, bearing
with fatal power upon their prosperity" Al
low me to ask whether your history was
written by the light OF !" Scripture and rsa-
son pm
The notices Of my lecture on Humboldt,
to which you refer, do not correctly repre-.
sent my expressions. said sshe possessed
m unbounded scorn for the meannsss and
Inconsistency OF many loud-mouthed profcs-
sors Of Christianity" and also repeated .
remark OF HE, satirixing unworthy clergy
men. neither stated, nor do believe, that
he was merely Deist. Il 10 useless 10 re-
cspitulate my remarks, because they referred
TO him alone. trust have too much good
taste and good sense to intrude my own re-
ligious views into lectures which are listened
TO BY members Of oil Christian scots.
Let me once more urge upon your atten-
tion the fact, that am neither politician
nor Q theologian, but an author. What my
politics are, concerns no one, 30 long a. do
not proclaim them publicly. For my reli-
gious faith am answerable to God alone
will enter into no discussion with you upon
these points, for l deny your right, or the
right Of any other man, to Catochiss me-
When deliver my lectures on "The Arabs"
"Arotio Lift" and "Moscow," las proposed
doing at Richmond your business with me
extends no further than to demand that my
statements be correct and my narrative en-
tertaining. .
Your repeated illusions to "free- love'
might have been spared. shall rejoice @
heartily ~ yourself, when the small band OF
lioentious free lovers disappears from the
North, and whom . race Of mulattoes 10 no
longer propagated at the South.
| cannot join in your closing declaration,
whom ! find that constitutional liberty"
means a tyranny over thought unknown in
despotic Austria, and that "the Christianity
Of the Bible" includes an inquisitoFial big
otry from which even Catholic Spain 10 free.
Yours, BAYARD TAYLOR.
r. r. HowrsoN, ESQ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-09

The fact has leaked out at Washington
that the princely city OF Charleston, s. O.,
has made out . bill OF $3.50 per day against
the Democratic party, for the use OF hall
in that city for their forthcoming National
Convention. This, be it understood, is not
charged to the Local Committee who have
the management Of the preliminary arrange
ments, they can not, or will not foot the
bill. The expenses are to be assessed upon
the delegates at 30 much per head. South
Carolina, as all the world knows, il that
State where ohivalry imprcgnates the air,
and where hospitality 10 a. indigenous to the
soil a. the shamrock in Ireland or thistles in
Canada.-IChicago Trib.
c. Gen. Wilson, Secretary OF the Iowa
Farmers College, has large variety OF sesds
for distribution in the different sections OF
the State. Those who receive these seeds
are required to hold one-third of the produc,
subject to the order OF Gen. Wilson for fu-
! .1Is 1istritstion. Tne catalogue embraces
Early May, Red Mediterranean, White and
SOUPS Winter Wheat, Canada Club, Nam
moth, Scotch Fife, and York Tea Spring
| Wheat, several varieties OF Corn, Oats, and
Barley, 5000 Wilson's Albany Seeding
Strawberry plants, l0, 900 Egg shaped Gran.
berry Plants from Connecticut, besides sixty
varieties Of Garden seeds.
These seeds and plants will be sent to al
parts OF the State through the members oil
she Legislature. Persons desiring any thips
on the catalogue should make early applies
ton through their representatives.