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esPBcIAL NOTICE S.

s-Faets cannot Questioned, when the people Of any
country bear mass, In the case Of DR. y.
HoSTErTER,s stomach Riers Not only have We the m
divtuaI evIdeaeesf he land almost paper in the
Union commenting upon the great benefits derived from
he U.S. q these eelehFasd Bter besides various DPo-
mas thern among which sone from the Ohio Ne.
snss Institute NJ teIr Thiteerth Annual Exhibition. at
ctnsinaat where the colttee composed chiefly Of
Physicians living nthe city. These are s very FeshtS
facts that cannot help the most ircrednlons
that 1t is at least verify trial. For Dyspepsia, in any
form these Bstcrs are certain diree-
lions on bottle.
e4FForsale By Druggists aud hotels generally.
LAuGIILINs BUsurIELD.
je6 7. II. LOGAN co. Asents
s1BtwARE!'
word of caution The genuine 7eetEfe OR Is never
sold b. peders What you buy in the streets does not re.
seuble Yeetre ON in appearance nor has II the
magical erect Of the genuine article.
The genuine oiso celebrated for its power over Pains
$3.50. T. n. LOGAN & CO.,
Il. Bridge Cornrr.
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~ Fast meu, like fast rivers, are generally
the shallowest
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,ERMs OF SALE.

one-fourh Of the purchase money he paid in cash.
and on the residue credit OF six, twelve eighteen
months will be given, the purchaser purchasers giving
approved negotiable with good endorsement bearing
Interest day Of sOlr and the title retained pur-
chase onsy deed Of trust taken the property
sold The option purchaser. iw convey only such
title as Invested in me by the Trust Deed.
- ClIAS. ". RUSSELL,
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w-Praise to be valuable, must come from
agood judge.
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ODD FRILoWs, DIRECTORY


vfrstnIaa ledge No. s.-aEests every Thursday
evening 1t tie nan corner Market and Monroe streets
VIZ. zHE, n. O.; h u. Carr. seeretaTy.
franklin Ledge Ne. IS Meets as aboVesSery
Monday evening 2 BEaI4T, Mes $ Z. tdfas, ssese-
tary.
WA. Tell Lodge Ne. 35.--Nests !. above eve
~ wednesday evening. H. BuSsExsrock. y. G;SsE y,
He9sr, Secretary.
wheeling Ledge No. 80 .sileess every Monday
evening At tie a corner afSrst and Quiney streets. D.
D. HrEIxT. n g.; VA. n IssrTsRia, Secretary.
Pamela Ledge No s3.-aTeets as above every
Friday evening G. x. OlHTWnisHT, n e.i ". W hes.
etdrd, seeFelaTy, @
AbrIa1's rEsttea - pm enf Ne. I.--Meets at the
Han, Monroe streets the rt and tsfra
Tuesday evenings or each month. NJ w. BLAscAED, G. p;
s. " Pearson, Scribe.
VIM. Tell EsncnusPnleut Ne. 3@s-Meets as
above the ssroRd ana 5ast Tuesday evenings of each
month. JoHx G. HoFFNAS, Q. P-i Wa. Retsgdroer'
Scribe.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Ohio Ledge No .10l.-lteeta At Masonic Hail.
corner Market and Monroe first and thd Nom
dag greetings of each month. @. w stotEs,,w Nj F. w
BasasR, Secretary.
wheeling Losge No. 12S.-Neets as above on
and tktrd Saturday evenings Of each month j. H.
WILLIAMS, W. n; S ". Pearson, Secretary: "
wheeling Union Ghnpter Ne. 19-Meetsa as
above on the Ondky evening Of each month VIC
scOTT, H. p; IA Clarke, secretary.
YheeIiRs EneanPnaest No. 1.-Meets as
above Monday SSentrE Of each MONTH w. j.
BGTEs, G. o. a. Lostag, Recorder.
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A MoSIiMENT

A MONUMENT, EtF
LIKE MANY OTHERS, TO TIE
GREAT VIRTUES OF
HAlLPTONTS VEGETABLE ZZSCTGRE!!

BALrranE, Marcel, 81, 1855
This Is certify, that aIount years since
tackled pain my right ankle We sent phys
clan, who ordered It to he poucel, very
to s Of @g Rns Z severely %
Ulcers 70 the nana6tr Of iwsntEe formed between ankle
Of which particles Of bone to the number Of 25
anu vac 9s'"O y TRIES TRIES couNTRY AIR
then taken to Hartford county Of this States the phys
ssls but could not live acrsais This physician work
ed for weeks, using the knife frequently, taxi
giving me any reesome Of the applications very
could stand By and 5, me suffer thought at this time
there cure for from knee to aulle not
freely white us with no sign blood and at times when
would scratch fingers white pus would issue therefOm
A''Nsu WIN "A BALTIMORE MY HoMR,
then returned to Baltimore, my old home, expecting
By the advice ofmy friends used various remedies some
worse swelling my left hip and after pain
ulcer formed, from which came piece Of bone. Anot
and wished at the time to cut % right leg the
only means 2, ny ss s op @
other parts Of body which in number and size astonlsh
ed those who them. was reduced to mere skeleton
-''A - DEATH Relief
death would have been reefto 1had tried ply
ass Ps aR sen al euls s g SfG
TURE" Of disease similar the aborng under,
advised me to tryt AT this time had been afflicted full
five years. commenced taking "HtlnPt0Hs Vegetable
HOPE CoMEsl
lime Iiiad taken i've bottt felt much improved hiatt
had the confidence believe that It would cure
strength came to weak and shattered system and With
further DETAIL happy to say my leg also healed
now consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
alone have given but faint idea OF my scderings but
my friends who may read this win bear testimony to ali that
80 '-' nanptoas vegeta1ls zTaetlrt,n,
will say ali who AFFLICTED as have been, to use
II ''''n Tue a''''s. commas EDWIN H. spRANKL1N,
3doorsnorth Of Pratt st.
rAE d q hEsovGTok S O. Fff system
sB-Delcate ladies and children wiz please to give
SOOTHING ABoUZ. XPzoA2S TLHoTURE-T TO
NERVOUS SUFFERERS.
As an Invisorator Restorative, where gentle snu
liant wanted We believe superior to All the UordaS be-
GEf ' asd PsEs 81 S! and
Bowels Il has been truly successful tothe single and mar
RED We offer the most valuable remedy, which thoGsand'
81 sal. SIH ~ sa9 f. E Pa:;s Z o. whse'n
s' Sod aS ~ MORTIMER MowBRAY,
30 Baltimore st., Baltimore,
and sO4, Broadway, n. T.
Removal.
DARTRIDGE's GALLERY Of Likenes.es l. removed to
1tS Main street few doeES asefs Monroe, sast sds
which Il known by all artists 70 be superior to any other
myS3 sL-.- ~ : y
WE are prepared to full assortment Of Domestic
the attention Of cash purchasers or those who pay up pune
NAVY navy ". .. MOTIF !. BRO:
FISH FISHlI
EACKEREI In Kits fanilyuse: very superior az
nae mn = se1ss' ~ .'l sa 3 B1rsos
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Y0U DESERVE CREDIT
+t} FOR YOUR
DIs COW ID IL g !!

DRoPEss oR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE is, no
doubt, the most wonderful discovery Of this of
grs will restore, permanently gray hair 10 Its orig
nal color cover the head OF the bald with most luxurian
growth, at all dAndruH and itching cure all
scroIuA and other cutaueouS eruptos, such
SC. JtW cure, II by magic, periodical head
aches make the hair sof glossy, and waTy, and preserve
the color perfectly the hair from falling to extreme old
The following Is from distinguished member the med
cal professions:
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue of a deed of trust executed bv John W
ID Gin wife and duly recordd in the Clerks Office Of
Ohio County Court Deed Book numbered So 2lG
Sci will proceed, MONDAY the 18th day Of June, 1885,
purposes specified in said deed to SELL At the front
estate, conveyed by said GIN and wife, situated in the
city Wheeling wit:thc undivided half Of the pro-
roe streets city b snd Gill and Henry Moore
Of the north half eleven ) sni GAl
and have sold. Also,te fooUing Lots In the
Fih WaT OF said city, wit: Lots numbered eist.L;
Ss) and ciehy-ninc (9} the northeast corner OF Si'
and Webster streets, and Lot numbered hundred and
1O3) the side OF Market Square Centre Whst-
inc. =
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~ The prayer offered by Rev. DIR. Nichol.
sol, ON the opening of the Democratic Conyen-
zion on Monday, included petition that all its
members might be preserved from the assaults
Of the world, the flesh and the devil" We see
It ststctl'iri,ths New York papers, that S00garl-
BleTs and 200 prostitutes left that city, WASH
ington, Piladelphin, ETC., in season TO be In the
Queen City during the session Of the Conven-
ton. If the report be true, the petition of the
reyerend gentleman was certainly GPPrGpos -
On. [olumbiaR.
SLAVERY AMONG THE PREsBrTEWIASs.-In the
NeF School, General Assembly, the debate for
tholastiour days has virtually been on this
quesliou-.tIs slavery sinful, per seq" the
Southern delegates taking the negative and the
Northern the affirmative. Tho whole discus
sion arose in consequence ofthe insertion, in the
minority report, by the committee to whom the
question was referred, of II clause from certain
resolutions passed By the General Assembly
held at Detroit in 1850
This portion of the Southern men wished
stricken out of the report Was entered on the
minutes because they did not consider slavery
an offence per 90. The Northern delegates, with
one exception, wished to retain it, but they did
not appeal to the Bible TO sustain their position,
while the SOutherners did. Tho Rev. DIR. Ross
of West TcHnessee, and Rev. DIR. Parker of Va,
quoted various passages from the Old and New
TeRtnments showing that slavery was establish.
ed bY God Himself and sustained by Christ and
his Apostles. -Eynctburg FiTgiRidu.
E ~
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TITS A GREAT SPRING NEDE0LNEl =
THE GREAT RESOVATOR OF THE SYSTEM.
Delicate ladies aud children viii please to give it1
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scrOEua other eutaneous euptOns, such ag seahead,
&C. ItW cure rs by magic, periodical head
the color perfectly and the hair from fains to extreme old
The following distinguished member Of the medi
cal profession
ST. PAU, January /, fs5s.
+ Dfia sik Unsolicited, send you this ceytla.
cate After being bald for long time and having tried al
vas induced on hearing Of yours 70 give trial placed
myself in the hands of barber and had head rubbed
well rubbed In TN the scalp aSoE This repeated eve
~ ss n se5s S ySs s ag
s thick, black and strong-sof and pleasant to the
there vas It. little disappearing very rapid
~. Stl your Restorative about twice week, and
rps Of tRess las sdt have not seen
hitherto any :sse where any benefit
gives pleasure 20 record the result Of my
dyhas large and general sale throughout the Territory
The people here Enotts ELECTS and have confidence in IT.
6 nearly exhausted, aud daily Inquiries made for IT.
Y s ss 5 f asI ef s
tslniy bad assPAire long ever eatens any such
Firm Of Bond KellogS, Druggists, St. Paul.
The undersigned. Rev < BrasE. Is, minister IN reeu-
Held Massaehusls. He Is gentleman Of great influence,
-'l' A'''' 49, - wM. DYER.
PRoFEszoR wooD- ESSAY -
DkAR SIN: Having made trial Of your HAIR
RESTORATIVE gives pleasure say that its effect
has excellent wing inflammation, dandrua and
constant tendency 70 itching, with Whch have been
bled from sdhood nP and has also restored my hair
RlSh becoming gray, Original color have used
no other article With anything Ike The pleasure
P'oAt JK. BRAGG.
1I4 MARKET street. 81. LOUIS,
March S, 1855.
DEAR SlR-I doing extensive travel In the West
and Southwestern states agent for Adams Amer
lean 4nent would be glad you would favor With
nconlignmentO or PROFESSOR WOODS RESTORATIVE,
feel that can introduce In many Places where It Is not
known; a. my living testimony OF It's Invaluable
properties n restoring thf hair 20 It's natural color.
f6rty old and my hair was almost white but afer
using three half pint bottles hair s beautiful auburn
sixteen, and much Improved In appearance, and
would without bottle hand for the price Of ten
should be glad 70 hear from you soon.
Very respectfully,
wM. 3. BRooME.
o. j. WOOD CO., Proprietor, si9 Broadway. n Y and
III Market st., 81. Lautl.
k1E'-Ror sale In wheeling by
]. B. VOWEL, IS Monroe Sts and
<f,sH@LoGANj& CO,
.7stst fl94sl4ff-a ii z&,S -
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AYERS cATHART1c PILLS.
PILLS that are Pills!

Pills tn at are Pilla!!
PROF HAYES State Chemist Of Massachusetts says they
the best of ali Pills, and annexed the who certify
that Doct. Hayes knows, viz:
LEMuEL SHAW, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
Massachusetts. s@
EMORY wAsIIBURN, Gov. of Mass. ST. ~
W. Q. PLuNKETT, Lieut. Gov. of Mass.
EDWARD EVERETT, Ev-sse. and Senator of the
o. States.
ROBERT c. WINTHROP. Ey.speaker House of Reps,
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister realposen.ary to crs..
Britain.
tJoHN u. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop of Boston.
Men that nre Men!
Among the diseases this Pill has curod With astonishing
pdity We may mention
Cosvcncss, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul Stomach, Nausea,
IndgeIn Morbid naetion OF the Bowels md pain arising
therefrom Flatuency, Loss of Appetite, all Ucerous and
cutaueous Diseases which require Medicine
scrofua Kings Evil They also By purifying the blood
stimulating the System, many complaints which It
would supposed they could REACH such Deafness
Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irritaby, De-
rangcncuts Liver and Kidneys Govt and other kin
complaints arising low state of the body, OBJ
sructOns functions. the Purgatire
dicIne ever discovered you will but them
once to know IT.
Prepared BY DR. J. O. ArEa, Practical Chemist, Lowell
and sold by all Druggists and dealers Med
lcne throughout this section.
A. C. GOOD q CO., Wheeling,
les Wholesale and Retail Agents.
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MosulrENT 10 THE Rev. JoHN WBsLEY,-The
London papers mention that monument TO tho
memory Of the Rev. John. Wesley is to be erec-
tsdin his native town Epworth, in Lincolnshire.
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g seens ION tte q 1IlG
naIttHore American that private letters OF
late dsts from Nsw Orleans st4to that the yell
low ffgycr. has broken out in many Of the PLAN
tatioilns Is DO vicinity of that city, and under
the belief thatthe seourge IS toipreyah during
HE summer in New Orleans, many families were
leaving for the North.
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NAUSEA AND GENERAL DE.
T

BILIT'Y.
JOHN RUTHERFORD, No. so wyle street, Pittsburgh,
saysI have been relieved the distressing form Of
Dyspepsia by the use Of Berhaves Holland Bers pur
chased of yoa after suffering three years with headae,
nausea, and general debility attending indigestion. now
feel perfectly restored."
This Language, coming Of Oldest aud most
respected citizens induce the invalid try
this preparation AT wiz satisfy Of its RENEE
dial effect.
D-soil at 81 per bottle or six bottles Is, sy the
Proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & Co.
Manufacturing Pharmaceusts and Chemists, Smith
held and Third streets, Pittsburgh and by
LAUGHLLNS.G BUSHFZELD,
je4 Wheeling Va.
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Theuumbsro ffmnig grants arrived at New
York Isst weelc was 675s, making a total thus
far this year Of 81, 04s-a decrease from the
same DINO last year Of n, S94
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BatcheIor's Hair Dse.-Twenty years expert
men application Justify tie proprietor in WARRANT
ING Hair Dye in existence. l. dyes black
brown Instantly without injury hair skin
Made Sold applied lin nine private rOOmsl atBArc
ELoR's Wig Factory 2ss broadway, New York BE sure
get wM. A. BATcELon's, there worthless imitation.
The genuine is sold In Wheeling by
t. H. LOGAN & CO.,
nye7m Bridge Corner Druggists.
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Fh6 reported marriage of Miss Capell, of
II ylorss opera troupe, 10 8 wealthy young Vir-
giiisn, IS contradiCted She has not been mar
Tisa ataIl!
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TERsIs OF SALE.

one-fonrh Of the purchase money viii be required In cash
On the residue credit six twelve and eighteen months
will given, purchaser purchasers giving approved
negotiable paper, with good endorsement bearing interest
from day OF sale title being retained until the
money paid, deed Of trust taken on the property
at the option of the purchaser.
will convey only such title as Is vested In me BY the
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HOPE cnNIEsl

the first bottle OF which Inspired me hope by
time had taken I'VE bottles felt much improved that
the confidence to believe that It Eonld cure me- con-
tinnc Its sestIll improving. My ulcers heac and new
strength weak and shattered system, and with
further DETAIL happy to say my leg also healed
and general my health has taken place. and
now consider myself cured by this wonderful medicine
my friends who may read this viii bear testimony to all that
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The sieye through which the man strain
ca every nerve. Is toR for sale at less than first
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a GARD TO THE LADIES.

~ CARD TO THE LADIES.
On. DUPoSCo'S GOLDEN PEMAPE PILLS are infalli-
BILE removing soppages Irregularities of the
Pills nothing new, been by the Doc
tor for many years both in France and Americas with
paraed success in every case andhe is urged by
thousand ladies them, the Pills pub
c the alienation suffering from any Irregular
tiles whatever, well preventive those ladies
health will permit increase Of family. Pregnant M
maes those surprising themselves so cautioned
against using these Pulls, the proprietor
spOusbiy the Sdmonition, although their mild
would prevent any injury health otherwise these
pls are recommended Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by
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Hap1ptoas Vegetabls 7fncture,"
say all who afflicted Us have been, to use
EDWIN II. 'spRANKLIN,
No. 81 Register street, .
49, s4f.sA 3doorsnorth Of Pratt 81.
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IIIgRsDAY M0RfSTVo. JUNE 8. 1856:

! l.1t El.s5lI iE5lii tae sso.lespondenee Of tho
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~ DEATH a RELlEEl
felt death would have been relief 1hnd tried ply
slcans and all the remedies coni hear Of, when friend
Who had been cured by CHAMPIONS VEGETABLE TING
TUR Of asease sIular to the lGboring under,
advised me to try It, At this time afflicted full
I'VE years. commenced taking "hlmptOn'S Vegetable
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Firm of Bond 4 Kellogg s., D sg St. Pau

The undersigned Rev j. x Bragg IS a minister reEu-
lar standing, and Pastor Church.
held MasSachusets. He Is gentleman Of great influence,
and unveEsaly beloved.
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olIARLEs ". RGssELL., Trustee.

'PIGNN EOR SAIE.
DEW no. Sin the Second PRESBYTERIAN Church, Is offer.
cd for SALE. will be sold for tue benefit Of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church.. Enquire Of
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All that falls from above is not bless
ING. 2 ta man said With cake of ice on his
head 81; = .s;,.szs.ssi - i
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
rTSIE undersigned ofs for sale his House and o on
Market s4Fcet side between Monroe and Gnl9h "
The Lot is IS feet front with good Brick Dwelling house
and outbuildIngs. -, ms.
ItWl be soldlow and on accommodating terms an" P
session given any time after list OF October
y ~ Enquire Of tt =, -,,,rrp
sepB j. n EINSs''..
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$3.50 AUCTION SAL e.
NHTILL be soh ut the front door OF the Court House
O'Clock M 200 Shares Of Stock in the Fire and Marine ln
surance Company Of this city. .,..,.,.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-01-26
Lecture on Shakespeare.

The literary treat of the season, thus far,
was Rev. Mr.. Pennman's lecture on Friday
evening. The discourse was original to be-
gin with. Then it was true-Mr. P. having
a truthful appreciation of the genius of the
great dramatic bard of our language, such as
we rarely find among students of the present
day. Shakspeare's critics-De Stael, John
son and others-suffered some, but strictly
in accordance with their deserts. The COM
parison between Shakespeare and Schiller
was finely and correctly drawn. The audi
ence was much interested, and at times
agreeably amused. Had the great lecturer
upon English literature, w. M. Thackery
HIMSELF been present, he must have applau-
ded the style of treatment which old Doc.
johnson received. We hope the lecture will
be repeated some time during the winter.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-01-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

MONDAY, January 81.
House met and was called to order by
the Speaker.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Neill.
At the request of the Speaker, Mr.. De
Lavergne took the Chair.
The following notices of bills was given:
By Mr.. De Layergne: Several notices Of
Ferry Charters.
By Mr.. Hubbell. Notice of bill to amend
an act relative to ferry across the Missis-
sippi opposite Red Wing.
Also, Bills for two Ferry Charters across
Lake Pepin.
Also, A bill to establish Territorial Road
fro Z Florence, in Goodhue county, to Re-
chester, in Olmsted county.
By Mr.. Mobiles: A memorial to Congress
for the right to lay out military road
through Oregon and California also to
establish military posts and forts thereon.
The following bills were introduced:
By Mr. Gibbs: A bill granting 10 Alexis
Bailey and others, the right to establish q
ferry across the Mississippi and St. Croia
Rivers.
By Mr.. Mobiles: A bill to incorporate the
StsRaui Gas LIGHT Company :
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-01-26

E The Minnesotian complains in his
issue of yesterday, that for the last two
years, he has received nothing from the
Government for papers furnished to the mem-
bers OF the Legislature, The editor well
knows that during the time referred to, he
has received from the Government more than
his bill for papers, and as he preferred to
credit the advances upon his bill for public
printing, lie has no right to complain.--4es
Press.
We are the proper judges as to whether
we had "right to complain " or not. In
fact, we entered no complaint against any
body. The publishers of the Minnesotian-
not singly the mere writing editor, as insina-
ated above--chose, as they had perfect
right to do, to let the members of the Legis2
lature know why they did not ssget their
papers F" as ordered. The credits that stand
against us for money received during the
period mentioned, are for amounts due us
anterior to the furnishing of papers for which
we have received no pay. 1t is no business
of the Free Press, nor of the public, how
much money has been paid US by the Gov
ernment during the last two, or the last five
years even, SO long as the Government has
received due services for the amount. We.
stated simple truth-that we, had not been
paid for the papers, furnished the members
during the sessions of 1854 and 1855, and
such is the fact.