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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-15

VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFfNER 4.
The proprietor takes pleasure IN announcing
to the public that the
VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
is now in full and regular operation, and has ca
pacIty sufficient for very large demand. ,
HIS aim will be to render satisfaction to all OF
his customers, and he trusts that ! will meet
with a liberal patronage from the merchants OF
the Southern States.
The Refinery is located immed lately on the
wharf at Rockets, and is conveniently situated
for sbipme nts IN every direction, For the present
only white and yellow Coffee Sugars will be made,
and if the enterp prise meets with that success the
proprietor hopes to Deserve ne will, IN the Spring,
enlarge the buildings, put on additional machine
~ and manufacture Loaf and Crushed Sugars.
Bsing governed in his sales bt the New York
prices, he hopes the merchants OF his own state
and other Southern States will patronlse him lbe-
rally, and he guarantees that his Sugars are
equal 10 similar Sugars manufactured North.
Orders will be received for 10 bbls. Sugar and D
bbls Syrup and upwards.
Sugars and Syrup delivered to any store IN the
city. or at any OF the Railroad Depots, Wharves,
or on Canal Boats, free of charge.
Orders by mali or telegraph promptly attended
to at selling prices of the day on WHICH they are
received, unless limited. Samples OF each daS. g
refining will be exhibited the office, No. AZ Main
street, under the st. Charles Hotel.
Proprietor of the Va. Steam Sugar Refinery.
MOT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-15

<~~s-s--7,7s7% $3.50
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Goddin 4 Apperson, Auct's.

.ARgE SALE OF Personal ESTATE.
IARkfAi5E. Ph E'fS q EN 4 iHoRsEs HoUsE.
HOLp fUhNITuRk. &c, ac.-Mrs Martha y.
Chambsra, ne having sold her farm "Montrgss,'
NJ ali the Re RsoNAG PRGP Pi on IL. hep Place.
sllstfg. amoag others, of the Crop OF Corn, Oats.
Hay, shucks; also. two Carriages. and a pair fine
K 4 B9sher, sndis in excellent order; ore fine
Riding Horse. Mules,1 new Plantation WAGON,
young Calves. besides several other Cattie large
pareio OF new Shingles; several thousands fine
Cabbage Cal large parcel Of very excellent House
Beds. Mattresses: Bedsteads, Marble top Centre
Tahe superior s.deboa5d. with China Press at
one dozen Birds eve Maple Chairs, Sofas, Dvans,
ac., aud many other articles not necessary to
TFRMs.-Ah sums under $50. CASH, over that
Negotiable po notes GoDDlN & AfpEhsoN,
In addition to the above, will be offered
qwo %H ThFHT ATs oas new of BamsOu
One i lsTss EM4hSss REy WARR 2ssFss
H HsndsSms GAf a!ck
with Covered Dishes, Tureen, Fruit Bas-
ket. &c. Inc lsl Il. A, Aucts.
VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
v BUILDING LOT On THEsoUTH SIDE OF
SAFE Al AZ cTioE.H te sod sol at auction.
o. 9ss the premises on TUESDAY: ire 10th NY
located above, fronting 70 feet on the south side
of Clay street. running back 1853 feet to an alley
required The location OF this lot is most desi-
rabie one, and the neighborhocd very improving.
u aRn,5 .4ne NTH eash bsance at as y and
paid Goblin ( APPERs0N, -
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SOUTHERN FEMALE IsSTITtTE,
SEWING MACHINES
- l. w NC N ACHIN ES,

EW NC HINES,
SL0 AT'S
CELEBRATED ELLIPTIC LOCK STITCH
> r. w y Or Nj a CHIN MES,
Are now manufactured by the
UNION MANUFACTURING COMPANY
tLsts Lester Manufacturing Company,)
OF RICHMOND, VA,
And are for sale at store
No, 23l MAIN STREET
These Machines. of home manufacture are
warranted the best in use
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE THEM
nOS-tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-15

A CARD.-We very earnestly request custom
IA ers and othera, who have our BAGS, to send
them to US full OF grain, i ready TO send it, or
empty, by the next tram. We are suffering great
Inconvenience for want of our Bags that are Idle
In various hands who have neglected to return
them. In a short time We must make up bag
counts and charge the holders with them When
we send bags to any person, they should be re
urned promptly.
Much of the wheat we receive is damp. Farm
" all ont Of doors" big enough to spread it IN
Farmers lose immensely by ilattenton to this
point
We have fallen perious times, when debt is
tearill. Filling orders for guano, &C., on the
faith of CROWN crops. wont do for those have
to buy them on time. 4 safe principle o individual
economy IS TO make money before we spend it.
Its hADDUX & CO
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HeLL CALLS Ate TION to his new
Sa,ss shape Sack Goats and his Fancy Cashmere
al 's@ he keeps eonstar tly on hand some samples
tbs TwosIngs, which he will measure for and get
moderate N'''00 U JIM II uI ny has LID
=, alAln 81. cor. 18th maxi 10 PaIroe Ex Oflne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-15
VI. VI EIIUOhF Z 4,
225 Broad St, between Sd an 4th
FRESH SUPPLY OF FAMILY GROCE-

EhLSH SUPPLY OF FAMILY GkUCE-
l IS. = 10 hrkins Nc. Goshen Butter; Is
y0s ouckwheat Flour; 80 bbls. Superhne, Extra
y hsi barrels No. North Carolina Roe HerrIn.s;
packages No. l Maokerel; IS boxes English
parry, Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese; Dat Meal;
Ne Flour, &c, &C., Just received ana for sale on
TIE lowest terms for cash. or TO prompt customers,
!! MINIS e. CO.'S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-15

II maaSA tiGARS-DIRECT IMPURTA-
the fo,IonN- The subscribers have just received
Cigars SVins choice brands of genuine Havana
oi,a Asi also, Eagle Extra Principe A few lbs.
'eHulo Turkish Smoking Tobacco
7. JOHNSTON Il BRO Drug lists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-15

TOAL.-C. B. LIPSCOMB,
~ OFFICE l4TH ST, opp. Mayo's Warehouse, }
Dealer in MIDLOTHIAN, LUMP, HAIL AND
Also, RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
CITE COAL, sold by weight au N-3m
OAK AND PINE WO0D-Seasoned and IN
~ der shelter, for gale al Coke Yards.
de Its mo. j. WERTH. Aga.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-28
CABINET / CARPENTER SHOP.

THE undersigned would rel
/ specially inform their friends
and the public, that their Cabinet
Shop in Marshall is still in successful operation
They have on hand large lot Of furniture, from
the mos, elc,nnt and costly. to the piaintrt and
cheapest, embracing bcis'esds. bureaus, work
stands. secretaries. desks. washsian,ls. chairs
-ass &c together with every article in the far
niiarc line.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY 1EDsTxADs
Now on hand Their furniture is made by fin
ished workman. and not only looks well. but will
do good service. Furniture made TO order on
shor, notice. Call and examine their furniture
and prices.
They are also prepared TO donl kinds Of Lnild-
ing and repairing exp ditonsly. and on reason
able terms, always employing the very best car
ocnters
They wish 10 give particular notice that for
the future their terms are CASH or approved
paper, to le given before the work leaves the
shop. They no longer do = book business or
keep opnaccounis, except with those with whom
they have business transactions BY ~ihng for
cash mr. is equivalent, they can sell cheaper.
Shop near the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, about two hundred yards North Of the
C,urthcuM.
RAINS. MAuAN L co.
Jan. 20, 1860 nl9Iy.
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Marshall Steam Turning Mill.

Chair \ Furniture ManWfnctory.
'I>IiE undersigned having his Steam Turning
i Mill in successful operation, takes this meth.
cd TO notify the public that he is now prepared
with an ample supply Of the bes, seasoned tim
Der for the manufacture Of the various kinds Of
Furniture, and that he has procured the services
Of the best Cxbine, Makers 10 the country. he
ing thus provided, he feels confident tina, he can
Gil any orders that may be desired on the part
Of his patrons to their entire satisfaction, both ~
to mechanical finish and price,
lie will keep constantly on hand supply Of
the following articles equal to the demands Of
the market, to-wit
CHAIRS AND REDSTEAnS.
WASiiSTANDS AND TABLES,
Of all kinds.
SAFES AND WARDROBES, etc, etc
Persons wishing to purchase Furniture. are re
specially Invited to give him call At his Mill
or residence situated one block vest Of the south
west division Of the public square, in the town
Of Marshall.
r. LANG.
November ). le59-f
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requirements in their constitutional li0-
IL. and declaring. ~ . fundamental
maxim, thst the people Of Territory can
only establish OF prohibit slavery when
they come to forrn . Constitution, pre-.
paratory 10 their admissioa - . State
In the Union.
IT. happily, our principles saall pre-
vail. On era Of pcscs and harmony will
Be restored 10 osr Distracted cosntry.
and no more she'll ~ b troubled with
ths agitation of this dasgesoss question.
becsuse Il will b tsooved - we'll from
the Territorial legislatures - from the
halls Of Congrcss-when We shall be
free to turn our sttestiop 10 more usefsl
issues. promotivc Of osr growth IN ns-
tional greatness.
Our Union muss b. preserved Bst
this can only be done BY maintaining
the Consultation inviolsts 10 ell ito pro
visions and guarantee The judicial
authority. ~ provided by the Constitu-
ton. must be sustained. and its decis.
ions implicitly obeyed. as we'll In regard
to the rights Of property In The Terrific
ries ~ 10 all otl,sr msttera.
Hoping for success. and trusting in
the truth and justice Of the principles Of
our party, and in that Divine Providence
that has watched over NJ, aud made 10
one Of the great nations Of the earth.
aud that We may continnc TO merit Di.
vine Protection, | cheerfnlly accept the
nomination ~ unanimously conferred on
me, and cordially iudorse the p'ssfor"
adopted by the Convention.
ave the honor TO I've, SIR with much
respect, your friend and obedisnt ser
want,
yOCHpu LANE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-28

THE exercises OF this institution will b. r.
i summed IN MONDAY next, September 18th
In the short time that has elapsed since ths
appointment OF the President At the close Of the
las, term, Il has been impossible to engage teach
crs. am, lave them at heir post at The very con-
mcnccment Of the session.
Negotiations arr now pending 10 place in
every depas'mcet gentle@sn II high qualihca-
tions, and weIl-6tted both by education and CT
pcricncc. to al their positions.
No pains or expense shall be spared to make
this institution one Of the first in the South W. st
Full particulars will be given in future nd
ver'isement. f. 8. BASS,
Sept. 10, I859.--52tf President.
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TEACHERS & PARENTS.
Dooka, Booka, Rocks!

lust received and for sale by q. @. GREGG
y 4 Co. the largest aud most extensive stock
ever brought 10 MazhaIi Of School and Miscel
lapeous Books. Fools cap and Letter Paper.
Transcript Paper, Note Paper. Envelopes, Inks,
States, Pencils, Pens, &c, &c, including al A.
t;clcs in the Stationery line.
Our stock Of School Books is large and en-
braces nearly I'll the books used IN the high
Schools Of Fast Texas. to which VIC particu
larry invite The attention Of Teachers, Parents,
and Guardians. A liberal deduction made on
all orders from Teachers.
Jany. ~, 1889. y
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JOSEPH LANE.

LAST THEE DAYS Bkgoar MARalAcs.-
The following, says the st. Louis Re.
publican, is an extract from letter re-
ceived some months since BY = gentle-
man in this city, from a college-ms;s in
Alabama. The experience Il records
may be appreciated BY those who have
been similarly situated:
EiuxrsvllLA, Ala, Nov. 2, 1859.
Dea, H-lf this ever reaches you
without p S. to the contrary. you may
no. only draw An inference, but kso~
that am . married man. This letter
is to be kept open till late Thursday
evening. - You see tina,
my engagement Of sixteen months 'e
about to terminate. During that time
have looked forward TO the day Of its
consum nation as one Of the happiest Of
my life That al Of my sut'c'pat'ons
may Ike realized. and never . regr-t for
thr act. 10 my sincere prayer
Up 70 this time have experienced NO
perturbations- and collected ~ IN
ocean Without breeze. Love. H., 10 .
curious ssissAso II doomed up 70 ny
mind similar to mathematics !; that 10. II
10 incomprchensible. But. oil Of my
collegiate acQuAintances, even Prof
Stewart. will allow me the talent Of
having . way about me that makes
me stand higher in love than in msthe-
mstica.
Nov. 9--Siept only tolerably last night
Headschc-pulsc 9o-some nervous c1.
element breakfasted on half biscuit
and cup Of coffee. Dised deratsly
No snpper
Upon the whole. discriminating per
son might surmise an approaching cri-
ais. feel like am dissolving IN fact,
feel decidedly curious There 10 some-
thing iu il, after 81. Good night. To
morrow. aud TO morrow-ah, me Such
10 life
Nov S.-Rosc very much exhausted
scarcely any rest, and that little very
much disturb*d by little hands. hoa. ing
bosoms aud sweet lipa No appetite
pulse lO0--hesd. symptoms rather alarm
ing. A pensivc sadaess seems to be
stealing Ger me.
Dincd on . little soup, whica did not do
so we'll. Nervousness increasing-pulse
ISo-S ciSWWy Ft1P"ss"" $ss""e
upon the Notwithstanding like sighs
"a collapse feared. Symptoms uamis'
taxable Of tbs near arrival Of the look.
ed for crisis.
3 O'Clock r. Mo better.
81 O'Clock 7. M.-Same. Tub Of warm
water ordered, u ~ II IL warmth wool I
bring about reaction.
Il P. M Dressed Horsee ordered
70 ke harnesscd. Some improvement
Brandy ordered every half houe % amp
port the rss ~sixse sslsastvix. in order 70
make " Richard himself again.
SAP NJ an ready 70 take my seat
in the buggy. Think VI il. . married
man in two hours Hail Columbia !
am about 10 bid farewell TO this vaia
world. Nay my ahadow never grow
lees. Ny company 10 Asrryins NE. bat
knowing that nothing can b. did y No
Ill I am "thar." ] will take ~ time.
Richards himself agais." I hope h.
will not faint BY the wayside. Good
bye, Write soon. Az ever.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-28

3ANSuNlIit IGAAS,
"OULD respectfully announce TO the ci'
w zens Of Marshall. Harrison county, and
Eastern Texas, that they, in addition TO their
former large stock Of Medicines, ETC. have pur-
chased the eptire stock Of A. $. johnson 4 Co..
consisting Of new and well selected stock o.
Drugs Medicines, Chemicals. Glass, Oils, and
Paints, of every description, as well as Station
cry and every other article apprtaining to u
well conducted and well balanced Drug business,
which they have removed to their old stand on
the Yves, side Of the Square, where they will bc
constantly receiving during the winter and
spring fresh arrivals for their wholesale rs well
~ the ianumorablc details Of a retail and pre-
scripsion business. Rcmindinl Of past favors, we
return thank, 10 our old customers hoping and
expecting to see and furnish them all in due time
with everything in our line tina, their necessities
demand
n u. Ii must be remembered and understood
tina, Paints Oils and Glass, are henccforward
strictly cash articles for We have 10 pay cash for
them; therefore. If we supply the marke, at our
present low profits, we must have cash. Those
Of our Customers who have bought the above ar
tccs Of us. on shor, space, must come forward
and pay up.
January It'll, 80.
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kINGSLANDS + FERGUSON,
PHGxix FOUNDRY


CORNER OF SECOND AND CHERRY STA.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
MANUFACTURERS Of Pages & Childs
WI patent circular saw mills; Cox i Roberts
patent Threshcr ard Cleaner; rhrcshers without
Cleaners: J, ". Msnsys Patent Mower and
Reaper; Hedges Power Corn Shelter; Horsc
Powers and Castings, Of every description.
q !. GREGG + Co, agents, MAShaA Texas.
Jan. :, 1850.
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A LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK
SADDL r. Y.

Shop East Of The Rpubiicoa OGice, an the Old
Post 0hiee Hu'iimg.
O. TINS undersigned is happy to inform his
friends that he has just received a large
- and very Superior Stock Of SAD.
DI.ERY, and is now fully prepared TO OIL all
orders in his line ~ a manner to- give complete
satisfaction. An establishment properly fur
nishcd has been required for many years in Mar
shall The undersigned from his long experience
in the business understood exactly what was
needed and he thinks he has filed it lie wishes
tn, citizens Of Marshall and surrounding couniry
to call and examine for Themselves before buying
elsewhere. 4 superior lot Of Saddles and 'inr-
ness, and everything in bis line kept constantly
on hand. -
r. g. EDWARDS.
May % lsl1--no 30 tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-28

~ The Washington Consultations tAus
spraks Of tAs relative support Il Brseh.
invidge and Douglas BY ths prsas Of
New York:
In Western and Central New Tosk,
tho Dunkirk Pess, ths only De~ocsasic
paper ia Chatanqne cosnty she Bs91o
Poat, The Binghsmpsoa Demccsst edited
BY . brother Of Daniel & Dickissoa ths
Gencsse Democrat The Scheasctady Daily
News, i've Albany Standard. ~ Yoahsss
Herald, and wc 6slisve otAsrs, vspsdia>s
Dusg,as ssd seaport Dssckisriaes Al
lAns. Ii New Yosk city. With II ~
n.eass asmbes d newspaper. osly 90
daily AID oss weekly paper. al s.all eis'
culstica, "ssprort Dceg'as ssa Joas.
soa." 10 BsccSlya. viii p"esas>soa 4
over two hsaArsa Thousand, ~ pessr u
aay cont sspposts sAse. - ~ eA
Dsmocratic osgaa y for Dsseasassags
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-28

uneoaAuS J1o0 AaA010A
OPPOSITION sTAfR CUNvksT1oN.
nsponsg,Rxfo on BnGxuaasoe AsDlAsa
The Ststs Cosvsssios a ~ oppsst
ton Of Alsbaas wss hsjd q Nseaeuo.
sry % ths ~ isss. TIE fsl1s~ise 49,
form, ipdorsins Tie Natiosal Dsosssae.
&c nominses. Dssokisrides ~ Lass. wss
enthusiastically sAog>sds
l. ASstvst. That tAis Cesssstiua ksse-
by avows snA res0rne ~ psiacip1eo
laid dows 10 tAs pIsasosn u ~ A9sst.
can party u AIsLama, adopssd - ~
Ath Of February, 1854 st 0ostgoosey.
without chsn9e OF ahate0oot.s
Z ksstrsd, That sincs he sdopeisa
OF our Aforesaid platform, tAs 0sprs@s
Court Of Tie Uaitsd ossAss hes tsciAeA
that the principles therein assosaesd
src correct end thus, IL 10 sses, ~ aso
asking only what Ne highest Judicial
tribunal declares 70 be!oag 10 ~. Asl
II the conservative men of the North"
or their allies Ut ~ SostA, sss uswil.
ling 70 insert thess psiseip.es = ~ psssy
yInl(wm sSe~ saAieA ~ sssdiisas ~ ~
bsfos " Ie>k ~ csnsot coesisesssly
with our Aforesaid platform a lo6e rive
ous support to easdidaass ~ a411ss0.
y kT ssos~Miffai 10 that plstfes0.
.. Rssasai, That aoosg the prises'
plss ansounced 10 or Aforesaid plollcro,
10 the essential one. thss ~ ciSiseas Of
each Territory have ~ r0ht - I'll sscA
Liquidation - may b neceasesy % prs-
tecs them in ths possession sel sa)oy.
ment II their slave property. Thts prie.
cple 10 essential. becauss Il 10 bot ~
assertion Of the equality u sights d
each citizen OF the Sontkera oAslss viii
each citizen Of ths Northern olsass, aad
the equality 10 rights of escA 0osthesn
State with Northern State. Whoevss
denies such protection thereby dsaiss
such cqalty.
4. Rsss,ra, That the questios u pro-
lection for slave property in tbs Terrific
ries, - subsequently, LAID down in our
aforesaid platform. has bscons. ed 10,
THE PARAMOUNT QUESTION in The
pending Presidential election and one
that can not Nv ignored without sur.
render Of southern eqaa',!y. That cses
t'on has disrupted the Nsttoeal Demo
cratic party One portion o! th:t party.
after the d'srupt'on, sseensssc ~ con-
vcnt,on. and unanimously eeneeee .
platform asserting Ne ps,neePss q pro-
lection ior slave properly ~ ~ Terrific
r,ss' substantially - lad eova n or
atoresa'd platform, sad poe soess John =.
Breckenridge and Joseph L.ae - casds'
dases for the Pre.'descy - viee Frsss'
dcney npc" nc p'st'or~ thss snassncss
y adopted No othss pasty V0evesssos.
70, ~. pr..;d.n.v III. ...-l ~
nl.,form NM. vhtea 4 ~ ~ h. ,o.;.
p.cs bsfot. IL p.clic. n, psisc;pIe q
rro,rction n, .lar, nrc,ertv /. ~ Ter.
r;,or;-. ..,,stsns;.i,v s.1.X -, /. ~,
.fo,es.;d oi.,srr~ xnd :. - -. IA
nrinc;nls of nro.~cfion vital "a ~ ao.th
and A. vc feel bornd be- ~ - cAiira.
uo"s 0. GUY 70 our co.ouy !" W
nomoFso'y c." 20 ~: -. pnsss.
REG ON. ~ 1ee sam'asus.cc q ~
er.' ""so1"ceN 10y rC'ese
c a oe"osss.s pe1poss. =: = O sS
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WAsHlSGroS, June 80. 1860.


SRI have the honor to acknowledge
the reccip, Of the communication you
make in behalf Of the Democratic Ma
tional Convention. in which you inform me-
that on the 2Sd instant was unanimous
~ nominated by that body - the can
didate Of the Democratic party for the
Office Of Vice President Of the United
States. with the request that shall &C.
cept the nomination
The platform adopted. and Of which
you enclose me copy. merits with my
hearty approval. ~ It embodics what l
have been contending for ~ the osly
means Of stopping sectional agitation.
By securing to all equality and Cnnsti-
tntional rights, the denial Of which has
led to tho present unhappy condition Of
public Affairs
Compromises Of Constitutional princi.
pies are ever dangerous. and am rcjoic-
cd that the true Democracy hiss seen 1t
10 plant arm foot on tho rock Of truth.
and 70 give 70 the people an opportunity
to vindicatc their love Of justice and
fraternal regard for each Others rights
No,rintervention on the subject OF
slavery, I may emphaticaily say. 10 The
cardinal maxim Of the Dcmocracy--noa.
intervention BY Congress and no,sinter.
venticn by Territorial icKislatures, ~
10 fully stated in the hrat rssolution Of
the adopted platform. In vain should
wc declare the former without insisting
upon tho latter. because, 10 permit Ter
..ao.:.l I >~;.te - uro. ta nrchihft NJ -.
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We have heard . runos 10 u e0bce
that I'd Bsrlsson. who has jsss sssssssA
from = scout IN shs sppss eessssy. was
shot on the Blanco. ~ bic ncpAsw-soas
si1tsea years old-by ths Daos q Be-.
TIN. NJ. Bnrleson 10 . nephew d 0sa.
Barlesoa. 70 familiar il Tsxisa hisaosy.-
Gsf Ky.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-28

Tniscs 10 d RsnmSsaO. That sVery
Democratic Un:ted States AsaaAse, sove
only Mr. Pagh aud M Dosgsas. ialossss
the nomintson of Brcckinr;dks asd Laae.
and viii resdcs god IL h s1sesiae
then.
In The House. a Representative thess.
6fths q lsast Of ths 0saocsaaje uUohees
support the ssas Ticket
Ex.Presidsss Pierce. anA. . ~ -
heard from. every member q his Cabi.
MT. ars for brsckisrilgs - l1as. ~
Union and IL ConstitUtica.
Prse;dsat nscAasAa 81 svesy neo-
bss of HE cabinet, iseasdiag 0sa. Caaa.
TIE lesdsr Of ~ Ds~oesaey h ~ 60.
paign Of lSAs. ass 0ra b thsir ssppsss
Of the noniness u ~ Dsmnersey, 81
brand IT, Doagies tiekss - . tsgse -.
6evsatees II ~ olaass 4 ~ Usisa
are - certais - Ca tAeis vs1oe ~
~ Lass - tasl ~ -
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GEN LANES ACCEPTANCE OF HIs NONIN
TON FOR THE viCE.PREslDENCY.

GEN LANES ACCEPTANCE or HIS SONlNA-
TON FOR THE vlCE.rREslDENCY.
DrxocRAric NAnoSAL CONVENTION,
Baltimore, June -, 1860
Sill am directed by . vote Of The
Democratic National Convention. 10 in-
form you that you have bscn this day
unanimously nominated by it ~ tho eau
dida,e Of the Democratic party for The
Office II Vice President Of the United
StAics, and in their behalf TO requess
you to accept the same.
l beg leave at the same time 10 On.
close TO you copy Of the resolutions
adopted b. the Convention ~ tho po-
iitical platform On which the party
stands.
have the honor 10 be.
Very respectfully.
c. CUSHING, President.
Hon. JosErx LAM