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THE LATEST OF ALL.

 EUS'T received, per steamboat Anawan from New eS Orleans, 50 bags Rio Coffee; p kegs Nails assorted sizes; 8 bbls. Cranberries; boxes Ground Pepper; Yeast Powders; bbls. Malaga Almonds; kegs Fresh Pickled Oysters; 10 boxes Baltimore Cove do.; l tierce Rice; IS boxes Lynchburg Tobacco-cxtra quality; bbls. Old Rye Whiskey; l cask Holland Gin; ? '' Cognac Brandy; l dozen baskets Annisette; < boxes kirchwasser: boxes Curaso; 3 Origet Cordial; < Absynthc: 10 dozen asSorten Essences; , Pie Fruits. All of which will be sold at the lowest market prices by NJ. TANHI & co. March lS 1856
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RaSia, INtch.. August 3. 1853.

This is to certify that year ago was quite gray and my hair so thin on the top of my head, that feared It's en5re loss; Tn t9ls eonGGn IaPphed for and before had used quart bottle the gray hairs had entirely disappeared, and it had hckened up so as to be as full us usual, and it assumed glossy ap- pearance, apparently more beautiful than it ever was before. do therefore, cheertully recommend it to those ladies who value beautiful head of hair I will also state that use it now occasionally for it's healthy and beautitying effects.
 SApAJ
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GROCERIES.

sN IIHDS choice brown Sugar; ~ bbls extra choice brown Sugar;
 '' powdered do; 10 bags prime Coffee;
 10 bbs. Molsses
 l tierce Rice: ! 100 bags coarse Salt. Just received per steamer New Latona, and for sale low by MERRICk cc WASSELL. March 1S 1856
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GESTAI, NOTICE.

.. FAR. II. N CASE has removed to Ben Ersss@S EJ dersnew building, where he is prepar- QIrrved to operate in every branch of his pro fession. Artificial teeth with artificial gums, from to full set inserted to look perfectly natu- ral. All full sets inserted on the suction, or atmos- pheric pressure principle, feel perfectly natural and easy in the mouth and answers all the legitimate Uses of natural teeth.
 Teeth if taken in time can be plugged so as to pre- serve them for life. March IS, 1856 1y
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MARSHAL'S SALE. STATE OF ARKANSAS, ] Pulaski County.

Eastern District of Arkansas.
 g. EeY virtue of aa execution to lirccted E ES from the office If the Teri; of tho Circuit ~NAICourt of the United States of America, and for the eastern district of the State of Arhausas, will sell for cash in hand to the highest and last bid der at the court house door in said district in the city of Little Rock, on the second Monday of April, A. ID. 1856, the following named slaves, to wit: Emily, aged twenty, and her child Sane tha, aged four years. Said slaves levied on by the pro perty of Henry M Rector, to satisfy said execution in my hands in favor of Moses Greenwood and Thomas E. Adams. Sale to take place at the usual hours prescribed by law.
 JOHN QUINDLEY, U. s.
 Marshal for the Eastern District Ark
 March 1S. 1856 At By HUGH BRoGAN D. M.
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use o ten bottles You tliberty to the of my name as am well known, and it may be the means of afording relief to the many who suffer as did
 Respectfully yours,
 Rev. J. c. BONSAI, M. D.,
 Richmond, Va. See Advertisement headed Helmbolds Genuine Preparations March Is, 1856 2w
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At Danville, Yell County,
At DardaneiIe, Veil County.
At Galley Rock. PODe Couutv.
TO BANK nERTnRS

THE undersigned have on hand some State Bonds, \ for sale, for cash or credit, on terms and in amounts to suit purchasers having fractional sums to pay either of the Banks of this State.
 WATKINS tU GALLAGHER Little Rock July B. 1855 6m
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$50 REWARD.

TTNHE above reward will be paid for the apprehen- 1 sion and delivery to the undersigned or to Col. James r. Spring, of a man by the name of smith, who left the neghborhood of Fort Smith the lst inst. His first name is not known.) l suppose he is somewhere on the Arkansas river, on his way to Florida.
 DESCRIPTION.
 He is about feet inches high light hair and blue eyes, fair complexion and has remarkable small feet and hands, fIe is between 25 and 30 years of age he had on when he left white wool hat, low crown black cloth coat well worn, old black satin vest checked shirt and brown jeans pants. He also took with him blue blanket. He eis an nveterate smoker ho also has the appearance of being in great trouble from some unknown cause. His conversation is that of a well informed man.
 JOHN T. SHIELDS. Fort Smith, March 5th, 1856. 23-
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STATE OF ARi1ANSAS,
 Ecunty of puF,siy;


 In the Chancery Court of Pulaski county, in vaca tion February 2lst, A. D. 1S56
 William B. Wait, Complainant.
 James Raines, and William Reeves and Mary his wife, James Clark and Jane his wife Jesse Sheppard and Nancy his wife, James McI4ain and Lucy Ann his wife, and Margaret Hines, heirs at law of John Mclean. DeteHduatS.
 7gSIIIS day the complainant, by Watkins tS Gaa- E. gher his socitors filed his bill of complaint in this against the said defendants and it appears from affidavit annexed to said bill that the said de- fendauts residents of the State of Arkansas therefore, and to the end that said defendants be mo- titcl of the filing and pendency of said bill against them, the object whereof Is to enforce the perfor- of certain cnant executed by said Raines said John McI.ain in his lifetime to convey to him, lis heirs assigns the E. E of fir 24, T. g. s. R. II w.. containing BOA 3o 0OO acres located by virtue of the right of said RaineS donation, as an actual settler in the district CfCoUntry west of Arkansas, which cedcd by the United States to the Chero- kee Indians and for decree requiring said Raines to execute complainant the gnee of the heirs of the said John McIain, Warrantee deed for the lands located br virtue of sld right that the legal title to said lands be divcsted out of said Raine and pass to and vest in complainant. it is ordered that pubh cation be made hereof in the True Democrat news paper printed in this State for weeks successively, the last insertion thereof to be least four weeks be- fore thy commencement of the nextterm of this court; and that unless they shall appear in this court before tile fourth day of said which will be be- gun and held at the court house in said county, the first Monday of May, A. D. 1856, and file their exceptions pea dcmur, or answer the said bill the same will be taken confessed and an nterocuory decree entered accordingly
 \ true copy from the record.
 Attest: GORDON N PEAY, Clerk.
 M.lr.
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EMBROIDERIES.

A SUPERB assortment of French Collars and "A Undersleeves Collaretts Infants Waists. anfl Flounces have just arrived; also Jacconet Edging and Inserting, Swiss and Nansook Mulls Dotted Swiss Corded Shirts, with French Body, which will be sold cheap by MRS. JONES'
 March IS. '56
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SARAH BROWN.
H. Lo7iis, March '. 1S54

PROF. Wood-Dear Sir: My hair commenced fal- ling off three or four years since and continued to do 50 until became quite bald. I tired all the popular remedies of the day but effect. At last was induced to try your celebrated Hair Restorative and am very happy to say it is doing wonders. have fine growth of young hair and cheerfully recommend its use to all similarly afflicted.
 A. c. WILLIAMSON, 133 2d-st.
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Astonishing Effects of one Bottle, in an
 Aggravated case of Dyspepsia.

Philadelphia, March 20, 1855. Dear Sir-During the last five years have been afflicted with Dyspepsia, in its most aggraved torm and have used, without receiving any benefit there from, every remedy recommended for that disease. In fact, was afflicted badly that on many occa- sons was in great danger of dyang from sgfoedtaon in consequence of the rise of matter in my throat and all my efforts or relief in vain. l was at last induced, through the recommendation of several of my friends to try < Hoofand's German Bitters," and assure you the amount of relief have reeeiv ed from the use of only one bottle, is astonishing, and comIels me to say that would not be without the Bitters for any money, as am through their use enjoying better health than l have known for many years. Very respectfully yours,
 ELIZABETH GAUL,
 To Dr. C. NJ. Jackson. Mo- g Carters Alley. See advertisement. March lS--4w .zss- The Rev. Dr. Bonsal of Virginia writes thus: Dr. H. T. HELMBoLD.
 DEAR SIR: have been suffering with an affection of the bladder attended with great pain, for over fifteen years, and have tried many remedies with little or no effect yond that of being in some degree palliative The Compound Buchu having lately been strongly recommended, was induced to make it a trial. and my experiments have resulted most satisfactorily I found relief from the first bottle and have now succeeded in performing cure by tho
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NOTICE.

THSIIE undersigned having purchased the entire in s tcrest of Mr. Wm. F. Pope in the concern of Rapey, Hanger tS Co., will continue the business at the old stand under the and style here toforc. CHAS. RAfLEY,
 PETER HANGER. Little Rock Feb. 1S56 23--
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SCHOOL. TEACHER WANTED.

'sNEIE undersigned wants to hire school teacher H in the country, five miles west of Little Rock immediately on the south bank of the Arkansas river. Liberal wages will be given.
 March IS. 1858 I. GREENHOUSE. NE 7ANTED q situation as teacher (eithcr in q " public or private capacity by Il young man member of tha Presbyterian church. Would pre- fer classical school Address,
 J. l.. POLK, March l8 1S56-2t% Canonsburg Pa
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NEW MANTILLAS.
JUST RECEIVED.

A SPLENDID assortment of Dress Goods, com 1A prising Moirc Antique Plain Black Silk, Ts- sues Bareges Flounced and Plain Organdies, Print ed Musins, Ginghams: also choice assortment of Ladies' Belts and Black Lace Veils whice will be sold cheap for cash by MRS. JONES.
 March 1S '5e
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 /eA FRY virtue of certain orders of the pro ,v,.p a,;. aS bate courts of the counties of John ssS$ xl son, Yell and Pope, and by the provisions...4=- of certain power of attorney duly recorded in said counties, the undersigned, guardian of Sarah Ann Linton and as agent and attorney in fact of Ferdinand Provenchere and Dulcinea D., his wife surviving heirs at law of the estates of ohm Linton and Phoebe Linton, deceased will sell at the following times and places. the following described valuable real estate situate in the said counties of Yell and Pope to wit
 At Danviile, Nell County, on the 24th day of March, 1856, the same be- ing the first day of the March term of the Yell circuit court, the w. E of the S. w. and the N. E. A of the $. w. I of sec. II, T. 6, N R. 22 w in all l20 acres being the tract of land the Dardanelle Springs on which Col Linton resided at the time of his death
 At Dardanelle, Veil County. on the 28th day of March. 1856. the N. E. fir. 4 sec. 2l T. > N. k. 19 w., containing l54 81-10O acres, and the N. w. 4 of sec. 22, T. s, N. R. 19 w. l60 acres, known the Linton place in Cardons bot tom.
 At Galley Rock, Pope County, on the 29th day of March, 1856. the s. fr 4 of the N. W. fir. 4 sec. 15 T. 6, N. k. 19 w.. con tining 70 0l-lOo acres and fronting the Arkansas river.
 The titles to these lands have been examined by experienced convcyancers and pronounced to be good TERMS.-A credit will be given until 25th Decen- Der next. Should purchaser desire pay the whole or part in cash, discount of ten per centum will be allowed on the amount paid
 March II, 1856 2w J. w. WOODWARD.
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Died-In this city on the 22d of February, 1856, Mir. JOHN B. CLIUDEL. His death was produced by a pistol shot from Loui Meyers.
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OEFIt is said that about fifty negroes have es- capped during the past two months from the counties of Kenton and Campbell, Ky.
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.St. LouiS, October 24, 1858.

RRoF. o. J. Wooo-Dear Sir: At your request I willingly give you statement of the effects of your Restorative upon my hair. l commenced it's use when my hair quite gray, and 1 soon began to see its effects in restoring the natural hid to it. it i'm medately began to change to its natural color until it is entirely restored and from carefully watchngits effects, am satisfied that it is not only entirely healthy in it's effect but that if faithfully applied ac cording to directions, lady will be disappointed
 therefore cheerfuly recommend it to my friends and all who have use for such an article.
 Respectfully yours, MRS F.. BEARDSLY
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MRS. E. BEARDSLY.
Brookfeld. Jan. 12. lS55

RRoF WooD-Dear Sir Having made trial of vour Hair Restorative, gives pleasure to say that it's effect has been excellent ill removing inflammation. dandruff and constant tendency to itching with which I have been troubled from childhood and has also restored my hair which was becoming grey, to it's original color. have used no other article with anything like the same pleasure and profit.
 Yours truly, J. K. BRAGG
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.JTJST RECEIVED.

{ EOFFEE, Sugar, Molasses, Rice, Salt, Raisins,
 N Soda Biscuit, Crackers, Saeratus, Lemon Syrup, l keg of Ground Ginger, Brooms, Buckets, Tubs, Baskets Brushes. etc., etc. For sale low for cash by
 March 18 '56 VIM. JONES.
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Steamboat s.sass.is Register.

PREPARED BY GEO. s. MORRISON, COMMISSION &
 FORWARDING MERCHANT. For hse '0eeh ealing Monaay morning, Maycb To.
 ARRIVALS. Pelican. March 10, from Van Buren. Col. Drennon, March F, from Napoleon. New Latona. 12, New Orleans. Gipsy, March 4 from Fort Smith. Anawan, 15,A
 DEPARTURES. Pelican March 10, for New Orleans. Col. Drenpen, March IS. for Napoleon. New Latona ls. Fort Smith. Gipsy, 15, < Napoleon. AnaWan. :" l6, '' Napoleon. TIE RIvER.-Six feet water in the channel and at a stand. Weather cloudy and raining.
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Cattip Mnr,ief.

JEFFERSON CITY, March S. Beef Cattie-Priccs easy for purchasers at 609c ib for good ordinary to fine western. Stock very Imple Hogs---Retuiling at 714@S19c D tb net and the tock moderate. Sheep The last sales were at s3 5o@5 50 D head Mich CoWs-A few fine cows offer at $5OQl75 t} lcld. Veal Cattle--Priccs s9@l6 5 head Scarce and n lnllanLl
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HORSE SPRAYED.
 4 IN Monday morning, the 10th instant, myes " sorrel horse got away from my servantt kis14Y at fobnson's in Saline county, on the road IrUn from Little Rock to the Hot Springs. He is Il bright sorrcl, l6 hands high heavy made q small star in his face and newly shod before, think he is about years old. have no idea what course he has gone. purchased him few days before from Mr. J. NJ. Hammond twenty miles from Roclport on the road to Red river He has small enlar cement about the middle of his back caused by the saddle. will pay any person very lberully wh, may get him and de liver him to me at Little Rock, or to Messrs. Stid- ham & Co.,, at the Hot Springs.
 March lo '56 VIM. FIELD.
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I c. 2. 2. ORee. Handazia. June o1. 1s54.

4 c. F. 2. Qace Vanda1iG, June 21, 1854.
 PROF. WooD--Dear Sir: I take pleasure in offering voluntary testimony to the excellence of your Hair Restorative. Three months ago ny hair was very grey. It is now dark brown, the oricinal color3 smooth and glossy. The only application I have made to 1t has been the Hair Restorative prepared by you, and which from the result in my own case, most cordially recommend to others
 Respectfully yours, EDWARD WOLCOTT.
 HAIR REsToRA1 IvE.-In our columns to-day, will be found Prof Woods advertisement of the above article to which we would call attention. What it has done, have witnessed upon several of ac- quain. .ances in St. Louis Hair once grey met our view black brown, the ease might be, beng the color of early manhood; and as fine and glossy as silk and that without any other application than the Hair Restorative If has done this upon others will it not do the same for any of readers whose frosty brows were once like the raven iocks'' of Toclels warlike chief, if they will try it? We think SO .yackson Constituttonalist, OctoBfr 5. 1953
 Prepared and sold at IA Ma ket st. between Fourth and Fifth, St. Louis, Mo-, and 3l6 Broadway, New York.
 very liberal discount made to wholesale purchas- CTS
 For sale by all respectable Druggists throughout the country.
 For sale in Little Rock wholesale and retail by R. l.. DODGE. Also Prof. Woods Oriental Sanative Liniment and Vegetable Magic Life P1Ds; warranted better than any other, the money Tn all cases re- funded.
 N B.-We put up the Restorative, both with and without sediment and think for restoring color that | containing sediment is the best. | Nov, 20, 1855 If
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PICAYUNE OFFICE, March $, Is;

lICAYCNE OFFICE, March $, 1885, COtton-The demand not general to-day, bu- sness being checked to some extent by unfavorable weather in the early part of the day and the expecta ton of later from Europe, and we heard of only about 5oo bales sold at about yesterdays range of prices We quote
 Ordinary ......................TH e T5E Good OrQlhafy ......................o C oA Low Mlddl!ng. .........-...........S13 c S$4 M Idql!ng; .:.......-.-...... ..........9 e sl4 Good Middliug ........................g G1luA fAlr ...-..-........--.. ..'.-.-...--...I S- Sugar The demand good. Sales 700 hhds. Fair to fully fair 71sN712c
 Hoias>es- Demand firm, sales 1000 bbls at 3314 M35c Choice 3Sc.
 Flour Demand limited. Sales 36o bbls Illinois at %6 e7]9M7. Extra $e
 Gorn-Demald fair. Sales 15o0 sacks at 486l 52c, Prime at 54c.
 s.yc--Ahou 90 sacks were sold at S5e
 E'orl-The rates have given way Sales 240 bbls ulinspcctcd Mes tt $ld Bacon-rhc malhctis dull. SC forshouders and j. i! H.. for >iie~.
 Dry .Sated Meat-salcs 800 900 l5s sides in bulk E.ar,l--Dcmand fair. Sales 300 bbls and terc s Prices irregular, at S15@S&4c. Prime at 9Ltc E tb RiccI4o ticrces Carolina were sold, to arrive. at Gnnny Bags Demand fair. sales 1885 bales Cand.cs-Demaud fair Sales 1000 boxes Star at A, < n. Tnlnu Sales 472bbls and 9 casks at gl 4c y h. Gotee-pomand good. Sales -75o bags Rio, at l.aTd 0sIISalcs .5 bbIs. at soe. t Ib.
 lsay-Sales d5 bales. at $:5 {! ton. Nh:sI,e' Demand irregular. Sales $50 bb,s rec tifct Ut 3'i-j.iIt..
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DRIES.
LADIES! LADIES!!

 A BEAUTIFUL lot of Plush Dress Trimmings, "A various styles has just arrived. and can be seen at the store of MRS. JONES. March l9. '56
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NEW ADV VERT EASEMENTS
$3O,OOO

IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY!
 By authority of the State of Georgia. Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
 For March-Ciass 13. 10 oe drawn in the City of Atlanta, March 25th
 1856.
 ScuUV frice of Tickets-Wh WhOles, S5; Halves, S2 5'; Quarters, sI 25.
 Prizes in this Lottery are paid thirty days after the drawing. m pills of specie paying banks without de- duction onfy on Presentattoa f Me TcEt entitled to Me Prize.
 Bills Of all solvent Banks taken at par. All commu- ncaeions strictly confidential.
 JOHN L. LOGAN, Camden, Ouachta county. Arkansas, General Agent. March II c. MCGOWAN Agent Little Pock
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

IN hand and for sale low for cash. O March II, 1856 M OSBORN.
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v DANCING SCHOOL. / THVHE subscriber propose. to teach S1 o5 s Dancing School in this city. to com .zsA. jsA mence next week. He will teach Quad SSEr L.hzrillcs, Coalitions Polkas, Spanish Dances, N PoandcrS, etc.
 TERMs.- Five Dollars for each scholar-twelv lessons C. c. MILLER.
 March IS. '56-8w*
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MILLINERY! MILINERYM
CORN NILI.S. AXES. ETC.

A R ECElNED a new supply of various num- }@ AN bers of Corn Mills -A Also the Collins Axes of the Yankee and Ken lucky pattern. MERRICK GS WASSELL.
 March II 1S5R
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,t " The sterling and invincible democracy
 Indiana have already taken the field and r s' 'ne ball in motion" for the big fight" 1, 4'' a eo9quent young champion, A. P. Willard, ., oh the stump" and like Wise of Virginia,
 SS'ayng the cohorts of "Sam" wherever he se, -S them. Wherever he has addressed the
 sple he has been received with the widest eo.l. onstrations of enthusiasm. Changes are ''antly taking place, and the converts to .5., standard of democracy are so numerous us Impossible to note them. Ex-Senator inn .c' has also buckled on his armor, and is do-
 '!eoman's service in the "good cause"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-09-27

JOHN NJ. BoTTs.-This gentleman has
had the hardihood, quite recently, to speak
out loud and tell the TRUTH and that about
slavery, even in Richmond, Virginia. He
denounced the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise in the most emphatic manner; he
also denounced the outrages on the Free
State men of Kansas as MAN should; said
if Brooks had beeR his own brother he
would have voted for his expulsion, and pre-
nounced the man "inssne," who contem-
plated disunion as result of Fremont's cleo
ton. Let the people of the North show
proper selfrespect by their votes at the COM
iag elections, and hosts of such voices at the
South will be raised to applaud them.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-09-27
An Insult to Virginia and Maryland.

An Insult to Virginia and Maryland.
One of the hundreds of "canvass-winged
birds" of Name, arrived at Alexandria, Va,
a few days since, freighted with guano. Her
Captain, a freedom loving man, no sooner
stepped ashore than he learned the glorious
result of the election in his own State. His
heart was full, and his joy could not be re-
pressed. He started back for his vessel,
hurrahing as he went, had her hauled out
into the middle of the Potomac, let 90 her
anchor, ran up his bunting and fired his ships
guns all night in honor of his home. The
Alexandria Gazette became acquainted with
the fact, and forthwith sees "mare's nest"
The dignity of the honorable States of Vir-
ginia and Maryland are insulted, by the in
fernal noise of halfmad sailor clarifying
over the election of Aboltionists in Maine
Poor Gazette, it don't understand that the
heart of sailor is as free as the wind that
fills his canvas, and that it beats rapidly at
the sound Of oppression, and always rejoices
when right is the victor! The dignity Of
Virginia insulted too by sailor, who with
his craft hail from State in the far-away
cold North, whose ships alone could blockade
every port of the cold Dominion" and
whose fields, but for the guano they carried
to her, would be desolaton and waste
The memorable attack of the chvalrous
Don Quixote on the windmill, is only
equallcd by that of the Gazette on the pat
riOtic sailor of Name
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-09-27

THE PUBLISHERS FOR FREMoNT.-At the
rooms where the Annual Trade Sale of books
is being held in New York, an expression Of
political preferences was had the other day.
when it was found that nine out of ten of the
booksellers and ublishers were fer Ere
mont. This is singular unanimity; but it
can be easily explained by a well known fact
that their associations are chiefly with read
ing and thinking men, from whom they in a
great measure derive their political opinions
Publishers know the effect of Slavery upon
the intelligence end reading habits of tie
people, and hence have no desire to extend
it. We are told by one of them taat there
arc more books sold annually in the city OF
Chicago than in any two Slave States in the
Union.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-09-27

Iowa has spoken out boldly and emphati-
cally; Maine has followed in the same strain.
Vermont has not been behind. Like an ava
lanche comes the expression of public opin-
ion in opposition to the infamous iniquities
of the administration.
Freemen of Minnesota, may we not hope
the second Tuesday in October will express
as manifest disapprobation on your part ?
Speed the good work so nobly commenced.
Cry not Peace, peace !" The war is en-
phatically begun.