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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-03-26
THE
PIONEER FOUNDR AND
MACHINE WORKS.
OF SAINT PAUL, M. T.

TyIIE proprietor Of this well-known establish
IL nlent would say to his patrons that he has
completed the enlargement and furnishing Of his pre-
misses, and has spared expense to furnish it with
new and expensive
MA CHI / N cry,
Engine Laihes, Po,cer-P laners, Press
Drills, and frst-class
MEcHANIsTs, PATTERN MAKERS AND
M LID RS,
So that il Is now the largest and most complete
Establishment west Of Chicago north Of St Louis
Is now prepared to furnish all Minnesota, and part
Of Wisconsin, with Probable and Stationary,
Steam Engines, Locomotive and CYL
inder Boilers, Circular Saw Mills,
Single Mills,
Finished Brass Work and Engine Trimmings Of
all kinds. Having been in operation Four Years, it
has large and constantly increasing stock Of Pat
terms, and furnish short notice, all kinds Of
Mill Gearing,
eu Water Wheels,
81 Shafting,
aa Spindles,
Saw Mill Cranks,
Building Columns, @
Window Caps and Stills,
And every variety Of Castings in Iron and Brass.
Iron Turning, .
Pattern-making,
ai''1s and Forging,
Of MI kinds promptly executed. Brass Cocks, Valves,
Babbitt Metal, ETC., constantly on hand.
gOBsEHyr, that this Is the only Foundry in the
Territory that has
Machine Shop attached to i
f. GILMAN
st. Pad. March rs, 1857 n62yldlS
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CHARLES Fl. SMITH.

CHARLES n. SMITH.
DEALER in Hardware, Stoves, Tin
and allkinds Of mechanics Tools,
which will be sod for cash as cheap as
they can be bought at any store in the
Territory.
Anoka, Aug. "a, 1856. ytf
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TAKE NOTICE.

4 LII those indebted to Sank Rapids Outfit
IN will finnd their notes and accounts in the
hands of J. RUSSELL. and they are hereby notified
that unless they call On him and settle Immediately
their notes and accounts will be left in the hands oil
a lawyer for collection JOHN 8 PRINCE
Sank Rapids. 10th January. 1857 TAFT
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BLACKS.MITHS' TOOLS
Of every variety and description, as
Anyils, Sldges, Hammers, Cold Pressed
Horse Nails, Nuts and Washers, and a
general outfit for Blacksmiths.
Also, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
and general supply Of Shelf Hardware.
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x x u S

IL x u s.
AND OTHER EDGE TOOLS
now in use-from the best manufnctur-
ers known. He would further say to
Lumbermen and others, that he is salts
fed that they will do well to call and
examine mis- stock before and aiter)
going below, as he has facilities for pro-
curing, perhaps, better articles IN the
Edge Tool line, than any other man in
the Territory. Give him call and be
satisfied Of the truth Of these statements.
TIN SMITHING.
Having Tin Shop attached to his
Store, he is ready to supply all demands
and fill all orders promptly and faith
fully in this line, such as Tin, Sheet
Iron, and Copper Ware Works. ofeyery
description.
Little Falls, Nov. 20, 1856. lytf
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OLD FOU N D RY.
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baggsng, &c, NC, NC. &C,
All Of which he offers at the lowest
cash rates, and he begs the citizens Of
the Upper Mississippi, who come to St.
Paul to purchase such articles, to give
him call before purchasing elsewhere.
St. Paul, March, "a, 81. nS2tf
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80 - 4saa D - :.
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A perfect substitute for the Lancet, Leeeh.
es and Blisters Of itsintftnsic uaiue, th'
Enlightened Community. and not the Dis
corerer, must be the Judge.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11
NEWS FOR ALL!

WYE inform eustsmers the Ladies
Nv pzrtc,ar that read to show vac one OF
the g-aldest displays FANCY STAPLE DRY GOODS.
offered this market We busy now TO
full description of stock. Suce II 20
that Of La lies Dress Goods such as french
Nerinos WOoilen Plsds black nd fancy
Detanes Mantas. Sha~ls tic richest French Emhrcide
ries. silk BSane's ladies, iises and Childrens Shoes
Darnasks au6 Embroidertd Wiadew Curtans. CLlicoes
tiinrham fianues LnseJs ah
articles mention cannot
any in style quality price as
still adhere 20 our motoSELL CHEAP AND SELL HEAP
store Man the corner
OF First. sep5 kOSER. BRO * FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11

VIZ undergned wish call the attention of the
w Wholesale Merchants of Evansville and dealers
the fact that manufacturing
ele Of Cider VINEGAR which will sell compete
with Cincinnati Pittsburgh prices Give rsi call. air
trial IS all ass. AERCER& clifford.
y Brhe factory ssitu,tej- the OF Fourth
aud Canal streets. Lamaseo city. ~ JYI-dkwiy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11

LACoUR's ESSEN INITIAL Oils.
Lsborstory Parish Jeaesoa OF Pierre LaeoHr author
Of LscIurs Che meal Analysis Laeour Chemical aanipu-
l.tiOns. LseaurO the Manufacture Of Liquors. &c.
Purchasers particularly requested TO retarn the tasks
LAOoUR's OIL OF C0GNAC converts neutral spiri, 70
,r 9 eoSn.e S[aS wa %
[srt ProPrstors Gastil,o and Lo.ion Docs Eraaaies
sparkling color Common Rect6sd Whisky will be changed
the Oil of Cegnac New York Brandy. Pie
Gac3uR's OF SR RYt; esaness Rsesea wh.,y to
Mcnongahsla Rye Whisky. Old Virginia Malt WHISKY.
or OF CEDR4T changes common Rectised whi.kyto
Old Irish Malt WHISKY and superior article of Scotch
oil OF PEACH change. common whisky 70 virginia
eonSers e com non WiisSy 20 Apple Brandy WIZ
OIL OF GIN tn. WHISKY Holland Gin
LAGouRs sSrRATaD ACID viii. iS eve hour;
sfs being mixed ehanss Eve gallon, Of g9od Vinegar and
aeid Vinegar that lie found in the BY the Of
L,cars COneenrated Acid Vinegar can be made for
FOR MAKING LIQUORS Lleour's Oils require pre-
fh.qlor. thus made will have natural flll
rich. oily taste; beautifa transparent color and tns
vsrng whisky brady gia Sc The hrst prep
combines with dss in the Of aoculent PAR
vhisky thus depressed
ing t>sts snd Be neutral spirit. the second
lauor which isrs it mellow and imra
nuy oior that parted to the liquor which
dsrs distinction from the geause brands impossible
saci.nt oil fol making THREE handsed gallons Of
Full ana eomprehsnsiTs directions accompany the bOtes
e,rasr Of ST. Charles Poylrss
One bottle o. hs'e oils h,e n 9aneer will be s'eGrsly
eOunsry upon the receipt Of go l. tie aSirs.. o.
Purchases requested good faith
furnish the OF houssi. New Orleans md win
that them they will nothing ian5-Iy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11
PINE LUMBER.

IRISH LINEN S,
DAMASKS, &C.
and bsSSr,ds. Ireland We'll Selected stock Isss
"a Linen sAse,nr, :of, anish .nd sra.. bleach,
RI;s:h;5 D,as:i fable Cloths. s''sE,sd'l...'
Mhiti brown DO 90 MARTINS, 40 d'i
BEND and Brown siacsss.rk Towels;
Linen CausIic Han dkerchieIs, etc.
wsinTe the at-ntioG Of buysrs h.'. Goods whole
'0AlPs''''OA "s'' sHANKLIS & REILLY.
dsc1 Corner Main and First streets.
Iaiies frrnsh Glove Kii da,ers Al the sage IN
me- sors ''A' MeREl Wits Fo..,T' Blos.
CANAL STORAGE.
vHAvE large double Warehouse at the Canal Basin ca
pa any % .a s h s
mis- PIG. o'RILEY.
ssrPpLIKD AGAIN:-5 hi: He%izy:
BY sAM'L yICKERY.
feb4 Corner Main and sscond-s.s.
WzyIILow WARES don M,rse. and Clothes Bas-
w kets IN store and io' sale BY v
STAn CANDIEs.-whOlsa and half 191.sin store and
white 5e1d and ,Sg sal BY
BRUSHES.
WE have this Oar received by Railroad TIE largest
NS st,ek OF Brushes brought to this psrket nd
sell them rednctd pIices viz: HIT. Wash Paints
sash lore Shoe. busters. fancy Daster fancy
Hearth. Hair Cloth. LsatheI Flesh Artists Tools mark
ing and vsrety of Brushes too numerous 20
ton. fe,4 BABCoCK A sONNTAG.
NEW BOOKS.
AtALIFORNIA in doors and out. by Mrs. FOrnf am.
" how Form Mine ana Live generally in the Golden
State. Wavariy Aararins tor November;
h sS FJcs r@S' S Eyr Sai'
{ Patrafn do;
I Household Words
/ Schoolfellow do do:
Ard a lot of elegantly bound books for presents.
\ nOy3 D0BELI. LISTER
GtNNEY BAGs.-is0 bales in store sd 70 arrive 70
! 81 sale 81 JAMS GEO. fDSTER CO.
| EaURVyxSES SCarS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11

HAVING taken one Of the block OF
! rev buildings on Main street near water
am now rsaiy TO receive calls from old
and new eust0mers. Offering them the
riches, qualities of goods ever opened in
Evansville FOR Genttemen's wear. aud
being ready 20 make them mp BY oroer
in the most fash enable styles aad war
rantsi 70 fit. Among my new goods lust
received will he found the FINEST
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. RICH
E>r VELVET. SATIN AND SILK
: VFSrINGS, ever offered for sale In this
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11
CARTEt's SPANISH MIXTIRE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY INIT. o.
Let the Afflicted Read and Pom a r.


Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
Nnfalifhle remedy FOR Scrofufa Kirssevil RheuE.-
tis. Obstinate CataBeous Eru PIN Pos
sor Eyes Ringworrn Head Enls RS eas
aud Pain ofthe Bones ep Stubborn Clcer Syphilis
tic Disorders Lrbago Spinal o. plaints diseases
arising from inadieions Of Mercury.
Life ImraTity ofthe Blood .i'- l.l- =
e This great attentive medicine and Purifier the
Bio ID used by the Thousands Of srsefr stcnts "
all the United 10 testify daily the
kah- Psrformsd by he grease:. o. al. Tedeinss
T'CARrER'S SPANISH MIXTURE, Neuralgia. Rheu-
atism. Scrofula Eruptious the Skin Liv Disease
Ulcers OLD Sores Affects the KidnesG
the Throat. Female Complaint Pains aud Aching
TIE Bones and joints speedily putto Eight using this
gre tand inestina able remedy.
For BLOOD nsthin, has yet
nifty aad ecien.l liver
the digestion siyss the Stomach the stiu
clear healthy the constitution
disease down BY The exeesses Of YOUTH its prn
itivc vigor and strength. -l-t erH.s . - ~
Laiies mparahly better than all
netcs ussd. A few doses OF srrRs SPANfsH MIX
viii sallo ofcompexcn bring
"a theehesk give elasticity
the general health remarkable degree. beyond
medicines heardof lelle4
The umher Of ce,tihcaes which have received
Persons from all parts Of the United States
eviien thsth~re 10 bug ahoutt The hotel
magistrates nhysieians and publie well
the all add their to the wondsrful
Call the Circular AiEacsc. and read
the wonderful this of all has
performed.
Saae gsauine ualess.ignei BgSxErr BErns. Propri-
TORS az Agencie. he addressed. ..lr-n
For sale by haiiock Stodisrd. Evansville; Hallock
Psrrrentsr, PrineetonC. H. Clark. vueennes. and BY
d.siersin medicine generally. 800 -I f-,f.- aues
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11
Az lsOsEss.N

EENTLEMEN wanting nice 1T in eithera Boot. Cater
~ Oxford, can be accommodated. Call.
McREA WELLS. Fosters Block.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11
I.uES NCINrL.N. JIs.,
NEW STOVE STORE,

Jus. received by Railroad lot OF Bucks Paten
Clipper COOKING improved IL lie the hest
most beautiful ALSO fancy ESS FL
;RATES az LATEST STYLES, noyls
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11

NEW GOODS AT ROSER'S.
nCRlon. expected arrived Beautiful
De Lanes Flannes Canton FlsnRels. double Shawls
Ky Jeans. Gloves. &c Sc. anticipating TO MI up our
Goods wish refuce
possible therefore look out Tor
dec2y ROSER. BRO. Il FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11

DIR. II. McGOWN'S ESSENCE OF, TAR
Is A CERTAIN CURE FOR ~
Bowel Complains and Diseases Oh
The Lungs. .,--~
rJNHTeTY rsand without single failure. For
sale in Evansville hy Keller. Farnsey Co.. Baleek
a Stoddard. wooisey Sawyer. LEIGH q Yer ing.
The grea- American TAx SPkiSG LIxrxESr AID vBsnL-
rUGr. u also for sale by them. ---o1 auEzl dAuly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11

sTiGs -I50 drums very 6pe =. reduced prices.
4 fe2s TESNEY 4 SORENs0N.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11

NEW ARRIVAL. 1881
MATCHES AND JE w Ell Z 7.

w JTvelry Consisting all the different and beau
tifal STILES in variety Eastern frie ah
every article WARRANTED representa- We would cal
special attention large stock d rine Cole ana oliver
un,izg and open face Watches WI n we VIII sell ser
figures. Also lot of Id Silver steei ana
Coumon pec;aele, suit al iges TIE ruo
ana 70 ladies in particular invited 20 cali
ana exar,ine our sto q --'- BTTrROLFF SONS.
sep3O Man. between First I'D Seeera streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11

EAHEs sCANTLIN. JR. of the late firm of James
ep Seantliu son. has ed Stovea-i Tin Store on
opposite the oil State Rank where he intend.
keeping large assortment Of Stoves OF the latest i'm prove
styles Also MAntel Crates and Tin Ware wholesale an
retail the best Ee him call before rur
chs els now
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11

Al gods the Latest styles anc OF iny
own selection. Every be satsd- Gentlemen
wanting Any article CT wearing APPAREL have his order
rrly a;,s xerei the best of werkmen and
will foaad in interior TO that oil the
oct2s- II ID. ). ANDERSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11
BLANKETS.

rEyHE undersigned having commenced the anufacture OF
Blankets at their mill at Dexter, New YORK. are PRE-
sell all kinds Of as low they can he Iur-
York addition of freights an can
FIJI orders At shortnotiee.
wekcep hand good OF 81, lo-s li-f. l2-
Super Family 5lSnksts. sf
Heavy Negro BiGu kets. f--.-.E ID. ID.
Gray and hite Saddle BIankets &c, &c 20 which we
invite the atte ntion Of the trade. 81
JsfH. MAtIiEE Y co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11

upIO COFFEE.-5o bags reed Per Eelgss Tor sale ~
"a mills T. GiLbEhf a W.
HOHE RICE-sssrcc- r-d per Esli Is for sale by
~ mhi2 ,. L. uiLDEki W.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11
rENNEY IL soaENsON.

TO THE Ii DIES.
SHANKLrN & REILLY a respectfully inv;te the At
ontOn OF the ladies' OF Evansville aud Vicinity to their
la-Se varied stock Of Ebroderes and white goods
received emit raeing:-
L. merck Lace Collars and Sleeves;
Enid Linen do do;
Mattese 4 Chrochetdo do;
Book Muslin do do;
Jaconet Cambria and Swiss Collars;
Swiss and JAG Embroidered Bands;
DO do Eisings and Insertions;
English Thread Lace n Edgings;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
White and black Eagiish Collars;
Moisu sad white hrciaerec skirts;
FrenehCorscs aud s,lEsfs.
Striped NanisO wis aud PiaidMuxlips:
Real dotted ard Embroidered SWISS dress for
sale at !Ow prices m.2 >HANkLfs& RhltN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11
Nov York. August 2s. 1856. 3

Nov lork. august 70. lc9n.H fHaa
State of New York. Ie.lltl - isfte- Z1
New York City and Comfy. Z -r.s- a. rrf ~.-sr.f-t
J. Joseph G. Lawrence Commissioner Of Deeds ID sad
for The city rna Notary Pubc In and
state New York. hershy certify the day
date hereof. before rerss-y p. yale.
known being by daily did depose say thas
w Of the foregoing certificate ssned By
In witness whereof. subscribed my Com
soner of Dell Notary PIhiic u The New
York sns have an red my Fotaral Seal 81 ny oGes
Zsth day OF August. 1856. {. ~ 70
49, - JOSEPH q. LAWRENCE.
Commissioner Ct D. eds and Notary Public.
l-r-- -rE- 81 Wall street. New York.
We ehaiense the medical faculty Of the United stsses
produce remedy equal Or. Dupres celebrated Remedis
for external internal Piles. so cents per tcx. Once
Ma New Yor viii he mail to AM rart
he United states. Seld BY all respectable ssiss IN
United States.
B-An Agent wanted. terms cssA. JOB lE err
DR. DCpRIE'S PILLS
rnrivsiiee for purifying being sGeeeus
remedy for Internal P'ies Salt Rheum Ring Worn. &s.
eco reward viii he paid to that proves
contain anything inJurous TO the viii be sat -
mail y any part Of tho United States cent? per boz
Prn-2a Office 70 Nassau street. New York and Ter sale
all RESP sctshie dru.gists in the Z. 8. - -
EUROPEAN PATENT MEDICINE OFFICE.
. .r 1eNassau street. New Yeok. -nlr
WA. J. REDPATH co..
eeo3 Proprietor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-24
Senatorial Nominations.

In old Grant County. the Republicans
have put in nomination for the State Sen
ate, the Hon. Noah Fl. Virgin, Of Platte
vile. Mr.. v. is an old and respected cit
izen of Grant County, has held many of
ices Of public trust, and never failed to
discharge every duty with ability,
taithfulness and strict integrity. He has
often been in the Assembly, and is ever at
his post, watcllfuI of the best interests Of
his constituents. He is an unfiinching
Reputlican-opposed to slavery IN every
form. He will of course he elected, and
we rejoice that the people OF Grant, whose
interests in the Senate have been project
I'd fortbe last two sears, by The eve vigi.
ANT Barber, will have in his successor, 3
man every way his equal. Mr.. V. has a
experience and industry, and We
keto aee such men in the Legislature
Madison journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-24
New secret Orfer.

1t has been a,certained recently IN Phil
aaelplia, that u secret political organiza.
ton exists in that city, and in all Other
principal cities of the Union, whose object
is to control the conventions, nominations,
and the appointments Of the Democratic
party. 1t is known in street p~arlauce as
.'MolIy Mcguire" and is said to be com-
posed of Irishmen, or the immediate sons
of Irishmen, who profess the Catholic res
ligion. 1t Is b,unl by oaths, is strictly
organized, with presiding and subordinate
officers, pass words, signs, grips, degrees,
dc. Such is the influence Of this secret
order that candidates for office find it nec.
cessary 10 secure lis favor in order to make
sure Of their nomination. Some of the un-
initiated Democrats Of Philadelphia, are
Indignant, and talk of calling a conveu-
lion of true Democrats TO crush out the
" Molly Maguires' who are looked upon as
"a kind Of foreign "Know Nothing order.
This order Is said to have originated in
Boston, and extended thence TO New York
and all the principal cities of the Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-24

TnE GERMANS OF TEXAS FOR FREE
DOM --The New Orleans Crescent SCUM i
;he alarm ahorlt the dangers which threat
n slavery in Texas from the German set
Hers who are opposed to slavery, and who.
it states, are already numerous enough, n
connection with Mexican aud other foreige
voters 10 control the political character O
the State. 1t says that wheneverthey sc.
lit 10 m; Ike the issue, and come out op~nll
against slavery, they will be joined b.
.manv natives who are opposed tot, am
that it is not at all unlikely that within
FIVE years a Free State may thus he estat-
lisI,ei in Texas. How much of this arti-
Iele is due to the strong party Interest
which it evinces throughout. we canno'
say; if its statements are reliable, they
certainly deserve attention. Free Demo
Icrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-24
Justice TO .sndwe eandarf.

The Waukesha County Democrat, the
most honest Of ih- Gross supporters, is I'M
willing to see the abuse heapcd upon Judge
Randall By the Barstow press go unre-
buked. and in the following gives the lie
to some of the many falSehoods which
Pratt 81 Co. are retailing about the State.
JUDGE RANDALL.--We learn with sur
prise and regret, from a friend in Buffalo
county, that stories are most in~dusiriously
circulated in that par. of the State that
Judge Randall is a drunkard,a gambler and
a man possessed of "A bad moral character
generally. 1t is but justice to Judge Ran
dali TO say, that although we are Of oppo-
site politics from the Judge, such is not
the reputation he bears in Waukesha,
where he has resided for the passed seven.
teen years. On the ca itrary, it affords us
pleasure to be able to say that his person
al character is such, that his friends can
,oint to it with pride, ana we Believe chal-
lenge the seyerest scrutiny.
There is scarce a poiut of national roli-
tics in which Judge Randall an! ourself
agree, and every true Democrat can proba-
bly, find plenty Of political reason, to np-
pose him independent Of person grounds.
If he cannot, in heavens name let him
keep out Of the flth and mir. of personal
de,raction and Ioatllsmne and obscen ne drfa-
We give this advice to all our
Democratic brethren.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-24

AN EARTHQuAKE.-Two very severe
,llo k Of an earthquake were experienced
IN ST. Louis and vicinity, about 4 O'Clock
IN Thursday morning. The first wa
preceded by the usual subterranean gfowi
lawful import and significancs. Ihei
same the agitation of the solid earth and
the qhiverirg Of It's bosom, as if The throe'
Of tn. Last Day were on it. A luf
followed The shock. which is universally
admitted TO have been the severest fell
in the Mississippi Valley. since 1911, and
then tile subierranean storm again arose
and roared beueath the rocks AMI liIlS,an
brought a second but slighter rocking o
the earth. 10 3I8
A large and brilliant meteor shot acros.
the heavens, from south TO north. between
the first and second shocks. 1t was see,
hy various persons thirteen and twenty
miles west of the city. Our teIegraphIs
dispatches inform US that the earthquake
was very violent in Central Illinois, shak
inc down chirnnevs and threatening hons
en-. Il was no doubt felt throughout the
Mississippi Valley, and we shall probably
hear Of some disasters BY list. Loui
Inteliir ncer, Oct. 8.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-24

In qaestion is trinnpllantlv answer
ed BY Hon. A. II. Stephens Of Georgia
in a late e~lecrioneering discussion. as fol
flows:
"What had Mr.. Buchanan done to re
lcommend him to the confidence of south
ern mena He had appointed four south
ern men as members Of his cabinet, and
from the north he had selected three 9th
ers who had been distinguished for their
firm unyieIaing AMI uuselfiSh devotion to
Itha constitutional rights ofthe south. Two
of them, Gen. Ca>s and Mr., Touc+y. had
sacrificed themselves Il, home, and been
defeated by black Republicans, because
hey stonsl nv the south in her hour OF
,eei. and Mr.. Buchanan had shown his
appreciation Of their broal naLioaality,an
his inclination to protect the northern de,
Tenders Of s',ut iere rights, by calling them
to high offices and selecting them as his
|~cahinet advisers. What hal he done p
lie had in his inaugural address done more
than any man who had preceded him in the
pr''>ilrntial Office had ever done, in giving
his adhesion, in advance of its delivery, to
the princleples Of the bred Scot decision
# the supreme court, and p~roclai.ning, as
4 rule for the conduct of his adnnini>tfa
ton, the true doctrine of sonthern equa i
= in the territories Of the Union. What
had he done? He had given US the whole
Jopernmeat orga0iSatioa Of The TERRITORY
EFF Ransas; had recognized the laws of
that territory against which The black Re
pullicans had revolted; and bad placed
>ouherh men IN eoery office Of honor or
influence IN the territory. and had placed
no man in office in Kansas, or anywhere
else, who was not pledged to sustain the
Kansas Nebraska act, and all the other
legislation Of congress viii h secured 10 the
south her rights under the constitution
What had he not done which Il southern
man with any propriety could ask that a
president Of the Uuited States should do.