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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-16

NOTICE To PRE-EMlrIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled TO the right OF preempon to any Of e IAN
the townships and parts Of townships above enumerated
oured the satisfaction Of the register
receiver oce Eba and make payment therefor as ~
as this notice and before the day appontedt
the public tho lands embracing the s
chained otherwise such claim viii be forfeited.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
r. 81 Commissioner or the General land ohce
Jan 5--law13w [IntSStarl
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RAILROADS.

RAnRoap.
ne rreat s,rs route W the wes. Time AT lest
a. r.is~ az fare snd freight low at all times az by
Aer route FOR passage tickets 70 ooutrsct for freight
Eev York 70 any point in the entire West, call a. the
kny's once. NO Asor House. rev YORK -
T. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent
y voux Junea LFEOa co.. yreisht AGENTS
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DENTISTRY

A RrrFICIlL TrsTH INsrRrxD AT i've LOWEST
~ poesb's Sets silver ~ gold % conunw
g1me pssins t2S Teeth exrsotec without PAN sas
Cana street. near Mercer, one biock st 81 asvNc,
nHrfisrnY.-YHxrB nxTHA CfxD IN rRF snCOrDA
~ without We sishtes psia ~ my nsw M r.s. Yr.-
csns-Not frc~rsns This Admirable system prAs<icea ~
ne ou!y. Retrepcss H,ssl V ~ , 80
ATRw INyENTiON OF ARrFlotAI. rkkrB. WITH.
IN ont plate casp extracting the rocts and are
rre forrhs lighter than porcsAr can be had only OF ~
inventor NJ II. sssucnd suseon dentist 20 the Worsn .
Hospital Of York 81 Bleecker 81 The met srnssuve tee
ned without the esss pain With nee mafera. ~ c9ssr
he and wssnsed Also The be~& kind Of ee>
on gnid CONTINUOUS gum, desired References Even
required
a. 81 -TEFrH ON GOLD-ssrs ONLY r-"GuN0-
M tvpes' espccsly for sd hesuufu and etceicok
f,ur premiums awarded. DR.. MANSON established lS&sk
irrrs uosl repete ocea laboratory, &c, So we rvsn
" q ee and $50 slNta sysoae wo-s srnsnsseA
Fete-sr oe freely gwen
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" NAkhEN Law, ie&~es'
GLEN HOUSE,. PLAfsyrstD, J.
,~,,ion with rrw yors -four times GAY a.
ietor -aountsiu scenery. baths. aIy rgms.
cks aud home, without NC -. $40
: ~sciocSP ri a. iOo ssssaa street., s>bbeh
, or address 80 above
HOTELS.
,rsL cHssrruI srsxsr. ABoyssxfa.

,c.Dyu or,t. csssrruT srsExr ABovB sixrH,
"A rtsiepsa- lease having been cetslnec % tn's
-. .sbmsnt been boroushy reno vsed ans
pa.~ N fi ~Bnnre 70 be conducted on he kur0pe<s
nisn 1ndsy Ire mana cement Of J. d. BROWN and hihAs
be- YOUNG.
~,o,VT TeISCATs EsPAONOf f6j BxOADwAr.-
Ill Persons vsl.ng ae cy 90 remsnins N iown ahs.s8
fnd airs and cOmmOi cus ArHrfne1ts tnHf
~ s,s VIII every accommodation for permsnent Or t-s,-
guests
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY l6, 1853
SHIPPING.

uHK vANDERBHr Ey xoPEAN LIMA OF srsAx.
ships between York. 80 7thsmpou, HAvro aud brs
ssn United states Aas
New YORK for From Hssre ana
Southampton aud Hsvrs Routha nplon rnr new torx
NORTH ST Ar. .Hat july 81 WEDNe5DAx' aug ~
VANDERBILT Sat Aug IA WEDNESDAY .seoi
Frosa New Tork for Bouh- Bremen Tor sou,n. apoa
sxnptou, and Bremen. Southampton fof N~ tofI
NORTHERN LIGhr.Au aug Sept sep,
ARIEL. sept Sct
These Steamships have water tgh m"
abba surgeons -. 60. 800 -. s,s,.
ID caSu $50 ana psr STAR Hotssrp IAsh. AMI Ariel.
Ist cAbtn, go; I'd cabin. So; 81 CABIN. $50
Cesu0caas issusd for passage from Europe.
Sz,ocse delivered Ia London and Paris
D. TORRANCE. No. Bowling green New YORK
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pn.sams PaEwsreN sss sss been consulted By
k.1. In Ills ard oshot allies With en- Ire sausfacto1
- confident sse has squfL Tas tes toe name ~
40 on husband, elsa that ~ her gsieg " you wish
- her ssT =, ac Rowery, opposite Wseotss siccs'.
% eents gentlemen o.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A cool AND oosFoRIABLS SUMNER RESORT
"A Green drove Mansion Keyport. IL nos open Tor ~
reception Of boardes bathing boating cunning fishing sae
al other kinds Of country enjoyment Terms moderAte
seambos Report leaves 100; OF karrsy sert EVER Ar
For particulars spply 10 Mrs WINK itS Frsskhn
street
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I..k
bo.Tdsrs fsa pleasant healthy location Bshins
yeslsn. see .s,s n.hlns good Communicates ~'ss das
IIxAIIra srRrHos -rHEsr csLgBRArsD spsISss
:sre end budnF. all ssd comfor,ssis and .a1ssi
The v.;srs are osi.Srsisd .ssney q
d..sss. o. he Sadsss sian.ys sss arsa. esronis dss
sssoa ssss disss.ss % Ss usE. ana sroaesis tabs.
iins al.s.ss q. ls,oarrs%. Sy@saorrsr, sncrsas AZ
~ a. sy: Yss s.s. sr Ssn .n.ss ana
since by 1e aoi.eoo % lumber Q, o..siat
ioSssS bus farn.sas sslSs q .aT ,enpsrssars he 'ss
ss & s s.,a ana n ''.: S
pied =; Sl
co. mpsrss glow aad sohass. eausisd OF
rsrsns, S'' fSs n9 q bee re- s
az s r !, s . saa q NJ
Shove dse..e. ,he Bssas Spring. loc...d s..h
e. Vl q NJ . q.
.r an 1 s 1% Ss s'f s @s. ' s
nood wsshpstan and Alersat1s line Q, ss.ly 500.
.aa ssss supsu,, ana p...as rcu. he SAN Aim.
wnn and BOT syrns. Over gel Ersssd 5O.i ana .'s2
sSsass An slpsrssssea pss,css rsses Al sSe sgrsy.
ssSsr Re .err as y s. Utter. Pe. gros.
@ s sss s aas ~ ss .sass sas % during
r. ' . s.sa Fsrsps desiring srssr aren.os rsss
g.%psis son..sIps as .g,.cn. .sa =
scans and Others Who have listed - merits a. mos' ne
''''H '' '' 'Aaf'' p F5sTss iswrs ,ropr.sr-.
oNa BRANCH -BosRDERs sAvz ONE HALr Rx-
IL pense short distance inland aud visit when hey
desire Al the beautiful es,sbrshmer, formerly oceupled "
North Amss,:sn rhslasl Al IL domestic sxrisalnrs,L
sble hall With Tor without shsdy
ca, grounfs With lake bne breeze free from sKue 80
mosqu,oea and very heshy generaly No bar; o. u 60
sequences Free from fashionable forruales Board w. ~
" "a according 20 ROW duration Acc-ssible ~
Rettsnk and keyport bours daily snd ~
boy Freebcld Ra'lrnsd from Philadelphia Refcrcnc
r r. Manning. s. oorsisndt .rres Lsv Boyd ~ -
r1adway Smiths homeopathic pharm~cy BrosdwH' -.
dre.s sppiy 70 wARREs Law lesses. fhslsSf' ne"
Jersey
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FURNITURE


ftuupsR Ns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ENTIRELY
~ ue~ 9Th sldeI--Blsck walnut cottage beiseads, nsg
srd styles Prices ~ and srds foldog cribs
&C wslfcsSes 81 al kinda of The bes qualify WALK
his go gr1sdwAy four doJrs below Beeoser street Ia
he basement
L,MAMgIdED GRANGER SUITS OF FURNIFgRs. IN
M al coorr And styles wholesale and real, al prices from
f7s AM mr. varis WARREN WARD III Canal street. cit
Nc. al four doors easi cf Broadway, New fora.
LyURNfTu RE- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CASH PniOK
pal for housescl1 ofce and osher furnure, carpeS
mirrors Sc, afc, ~tn advance literally On furniture
wstcAee diamonds me-chand'ss tcrses wsrc2s 80 ~
kirds o. property N aid suc;io~ Appv 70 BfCHAU
WAfTNkB, n Catharlne street.
EuRNITuRE FOR thLs At esCRtriCE "A uEN
u~sn wishing n dispose Of his costly furniture, paint
ings eers pYvs.s rale fr few DAYS IN
cudre solid psror suits IN rih bronede veve
ard ha cloth hnc panafors ard stool mrurs marbe top
eteseres, centre and pier abea rosewood bcdrnom 1n
ture spd tetairg Rrssee and inFrsp carpets &C. Appy
Y the hosss 1853 rnis one door from rwea'J hrs
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In Writers, AUOTIOrEER. WILL. SELL THTs DAY,
al o'coct 1T 4t4 Csnxl street large assortment Of
bel ooua-fsid furniture sofas sofa bedsesd. Foctiaf
and sp,ng seat chsirs marble tcp centre side aud eI
|ou ahles cottage plano. lace curtains shades French
mirrors elegant Carpets, hall oolo,hs hat rack stair
ms horsny and other betstesds sorns hair ans oh-r
b. se- hest qusy " bedding dressing bureaus wash
\ toilet se,s couch~s wartroues dtuloa room ssd
n furniture AZ: cbina glssa sver and ots " goods
lilies l want Of good second hand furniture ought
| Ihia aeie Every lot must De sd
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AsTROI.OGY.

aIrsy PAIMrsr.--Ir roU WISH
10 know all the secrets Of your past sud future We toe
le &c of which si yess Of sorrow AL care,
Inc Siipsy At az lanai street The Upsy has = secres
4 will gain the affections OF the opposite ser
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sTEADlBOATs.

U,oR coHEY ISLAND AND FORT HAxrLroN.-yHn
steamboat AURORA Captain AIMING Smith, will run
daily leaving IVES, Tenth stree, Amos. 81 lsx and 81
No North river. 10 and o'clock Returning leaves
Island Al H. ane 81 O'Clock, touching At Fort Hamton
each way. Fare for he excursion Is cent?
CrArrr BLAND rxRRY.-BoArs LEAVE roor ~
Lave sisAea Isssd ever hcur frya A. NsoT Fars
cenis On nns Sundays bcss leave every half hour.
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ANNOYANCE LADIES' 90 TO Mkg. AAyGs THE
lest seeing medical and business clarvoyant Ia the
Residence ~ Browne street, between Chrys,lc sud
owery ladies' cut this out for future referenoe. Dis.
L,-ef ahsent friends found. A..
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sEaARs Avn TOBACCO.

: VERY aRnAr VARIETY ov HAVANA, DOMESTIC
~ snd Germsn sresrs can he found 81 ny stsenshment
~ low ices; fu per cent below the marset
-'' - '''~ " -'' 70 ''' CLERKS, II Brcsdwsy.
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SEaARs sxaARs-IoooOo sraARs FOR SALE, 70
~ pay edsanses want 20 cear them out very cheap y
bOx ~ Thousand 20 Gao rgarcs " 81 ger hoi
O ri4 per ttousant Tbs "a chance seldom offered
ORIGINAL JACOBS. lCT Broadway,
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los vETTCH, sUCrIoNEER sALEsEOOs NO. 10
(pruce Mortgage sale Of soda ws,er sppsreua
|rs mscsape sewing machines, &c, on saturday, July
|N o. 10 A NJ 80. 10 spruce street CO.'S sting OF
h. a code water apparatua. bo,tuag machine, lead
and all complste slso quantity Of seS wing machines
II by q celebrsief maker
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IrRvovANCr NO. 1875 FJIziBerH STREET :
Err BLEsCksR the most successful medical and busi
|rlslrvoysot IN all Of diseases Absent friends
b business transactions, personally BY los OF hair OF
her Satisfaction 81 ven or pay. Cut tnis out
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,pcorD HANp GOLD vkTCHys.
- Two dr.en Ave gold Srnirh patent eTsrs Ant avss ts
w. he'd kvsrs watch have been ril be s,c grea
bsra alma BIZ o. O. ALLEN, IL Wal stee secoud noox.
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DvARTs FROM TVS LAKES AND RIVERS OF rHy
United STATES bouehsby 3. ". PbvsB. diamond broke
Si2 Rro.t gav New York Inform son Afforded upon a.
pilcaos nanonds wsches jsvery &c, bought and sold
Money 10 loan upcu NE 40 ne.
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wATCHEs, JEWELRY. sc

AT ITO BROADWAY, ROOM NO 70,
"A The highest rricss paid for dian, a. erneralts
bee watches and ievelrT Also, advances rate ws,ss
diamonds .pd iewery for sale great bargains stoci
unortragesL bonds &c bought and sold
J n. BARRIN9ER, 10 Broadway.
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uDLuMPTONg MOSQUITO NErG-CHEAP TASTY AND
durable; a. Any of bedseAd, 70 swing ON and
Oh n pleasures Pnpous secretary bedsteads Sold oy
the pstenteca, 81 e. White street, N. 7.
observation-disclosures OF RICH LACEs, vALEN'
II cieunes point applique point paiquie point dsen.
con charty lsces ut the aeYot on
596 Broadway, JULES DELCkOIx, near the houoponsAu
Hotel.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

DAgrNER-A GENTLEMAN HAVING AN ExrKN-
five real estate and general agency business wishes
partner order thai he ertent The business on oena
prncplee which the confidence and support OF
the community. Any responsible man win learn fu psr
cuisrs by applying WILLIAMSON r. his residence %
West Twenty hS street. before IL or after O'Clock for
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TEE SPLENDID AND vAvoRrrE PLEASURE BARGE
IEEsE completely found With fill sets ef coors avn
lrrf, curtains, &c Re chartered for Ap
ply TO the captain board, at Fulton Adams street
doss, Brooklyn
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RI NoTIUB MADAME DEyesE, rae GIFTED
seuug planet rsser just arrived Past present and fa
sveeiea. false husbands lovers and thnss Ice. 90
,acoverei nooms tQa brand rect between Mulberry
Ic, Prices. gentlemen 81 isdies 81 cent?
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A UCrIoN NoTICE.-wM. Writer'S. AUCrIONEER,
hNw sell this day at ~ O'clock in front Of store 4S4 Ga
street three light trotug wagon rookie
n.y. light carriage set of siugie hsrness Purchs
rely positive sale Of the above goods 10 pay
hxanc
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rDARNUx,s MUsEUM-wYMAH, THE WIZARD, This
p evening at IA colock md Also 10 the .fss,noo. a.
terous illustration Of the Of physical and usschsn
On, ecience His lat Includes 200 feats in magic and
ventrt oauisua 9usuus model of the Central Park.
rare Aqua vvana with the blood red ansmones
Happy Family DO. Admtance to al - csns; children un
dArl en- cent
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IA UCTIoN NOTICE -THOMAs BELL. AUCTIoNEER, 4
IA w. H. THOMPeON This day, Atl0 O'Clock In the saes
ouas s Brosdwsy furniture aud counters dry goods
ong bottles old Madeira wine brandy
tiers Also of whom II may concern Is supe
ior double mattresses and pledged G00ds.
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lHIHS ABBY FAY'S -
wi GRAND CONCERTS.
The public respectfully informed thai during IL so-
MISS ABBY FAY.
The Young Amer1caa PrtuA Donna.
give grand concerts ct Saratoga Newport Cape ~
aud NAbani, the drst Of which will take paoo st
SARATOGA.
SATURDAY EVENING, July ",
~ Inc Hall OF toe United States Hotsl
She Will be assisted by
blgn0t BRI0k0M.
SoDIo And arsnuAu
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P-RANDOLPH WILBERFoRCk, FRO
fessor OF penmanship from London, England, teacher
OF the Iewsian now giving lessons n his ely Tor
u their resdences T. W. VIII send his eight lessons
embracing the system By POST to any address on recep' OK
one dollar. Address At Post ONCE. New YORK.
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CADEMY OF PENNMANsHIP AND BOoKEKPIMe.
a 262 Broad Of franklin suososoes
insruction ew and elegant books four numbers ~
psso. OLIYER d. GOLDSMITH
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NEECH ANTCD AND TRADKR6' SAVINGS IN6TITU.
wi ton, 4a2 Grand street, Of Wilett New YORK
June 81 1858 Dividend notce-Depoators hereby mott
per all Of $500 and under and ave cen
per annum on sums Of $500 which shall have been
DEPOSITED d least three months previous the LIST Of July
nett viii be paid depositors and after Monday July ~
Interess called will carried the credit OF dep0s
prnepa All deposited previous to the l6tt
Of July viii draw interest from the LIST Bank on Mon
~ ALFRED I. COkKLIE. President
yaxys UAtcgY 6ecretsYy,
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koRTgAgR SALE by yIRruE or A CHArTEL
N rsAge viii enpo, 70 sale on Monday the 18th day
NV 1855 at N O'Clock foreroon At rs West Twenty nth
he contents OF grocery store together with all The
res counters showcases ocane &C. &C.; ass the lease
In store ana house 10 10 the Sh Gay a April. 1860,
lsaO yer Annum- MANCEi.IA FoLsoh, Attorney Toe
Efsgce, Is sine street
The Kanzas news., 1858-08-28
The Cold Problem. .

The universal hunger and thirst of the
world for gold, seems in fair way of being
satisfied, if anything short of mountains
and oceans of the yellow dslst can do the
business. According to the rest English
authorities, the yield of the mines for l857
vas altogether beyond precedent, Australia
alone having exported an amount equal to
one hundred millions of dollars. The pro-
duction In other countries is estimated as
follows: California, $4,000, 600; Russia
and Siberia, SEQ, 600, GOO; other parts of the
world, $15, ,OO0, 900. Total, 500, 600, 600.
We thus have two hundred millions as the
gold crop of 1857.
At this rate, if continued, two thousand
millions of gold will be thrown into the
monetary circulation of the world during
the next ten years. The mind is almost
staggered at the idea of so stupendous an
accumulation of specie or its equivalent
1t was thought as wonderful as it was un-
precedented that California and Australia
should have yielded $500, ,OOO, 900 for the
seven years subsequent to 1849; but if we
take the yield of 1857 as the basis for an
estimate for the future, we shall see that the
average annual increase of those years is to
be doubled hereafter, without taking into
account the Frazer River mines, which now
promise so abundanIy.
1t is evident that we are fast approaching
a point when gold, having performed all the
functions of money demanded of it by the
BUSINESS of the world. will be subject to
the same law of supply and demand that
regulates the value Of all other commodi-
ties in the market; that is to say, it will
sink in value in proDortion to its abundance,
or, what is the same thing, the articles
whose value it measures will appreciate in a
corresponding ratio. Something of this
was exhibited in the three or four remarka-
bly, buoyant years that preceded the revria-
sion; but the advance in prices then through
the stimulus of gold was tri1ing compared
to what we may expectit to be if the influx
should continue for the next ten years ae-
cording to present Indications Chicago
Tribune.
The Kanzas news., 1858-08-28
whv he became 3 Republican.


A few days since an old and esteemee
friend and lifelong Democrat received q
letter from a friend IN Ohio, IN which
amongst Other things, the writer expressed
the pain and surprise he had experienced
on learning that his friend had abandoned
the Democratic party and gone over to what
he was pleased to term the t.Black Repub-
licans." The answer to this was worthy
the heart of any man. We have been al
lowed to make few extracts. In speaking
of the change of observing, the Democ-
raey. the writer says:
ssYoa say you are surprised that 1, life
long member and stauneh defender OF the
Democratic party, could desert it and join
the ranks of the enemy, at so late a period
of my life In answer to this charge OF
s.deserting the Democracy will say that
you have been much mistaken. never
have deserted the Democratic party-tbe
party deserted me. At the inception of the
Kansas Nebraska bill the party entered up
on new course, repudiating entirely its
former advocacy of Freedom, and became
the unblushiug ally of slavery extension, and
all its incident crimes. This has been abun-
dantly proven by its course toward the peo-
pie of Kansas. The Kansas history of the
Democratic party has been nothing but a
succession of frauds, rapines and murders.
such as should bring the blush of shame to
the cheek of every honest member of it,
Every incident of that history is painfully
impressed upon my mind, having myself,
more than once. felt its oppressive hand fall
heavy upon me during my three years res
ldence IN the Territory. I could not for
sake my cherished principles for mere love
of party, and so soon found myself en-
tirely out of its pale. became a jealous
worker in the Free State ranks, and have so
continued ever since, and when there shall
be a Republican party organized in Kansas,
which God grant may be right speedily, /
shall march into its ranks, and there fight
my Democratic battles for Freedom cover
again" l find in the Republican party of
to day the same hostility to Slavery extern
sion which characterized the Democratic
party of other days.
The writer then goes on to recount the
many familiar incidents in Kansas history,
showing the completely of the Democratic
party in the difficulties here, and closes by
saying that in his immediate neighborhood,
a majority of the settlers were Democrats,
but the above reasons have operated alike
upon all Euery one Of them viii, from
this time forth, vote Republican ticket!
This is undoubtedly true of large ma
jority of the ''original'' Democrats of this
Territory. They have become disguised
with the new practice of the Democratic
party, and have been forced to unite their
fortunes with another party to help put
down the semblance of what they once
helped to build up.
The Kanzas news., 1858-08-28
Crops in Wisconsin.

on Lake Michigan, is next thing to failure
1t being badly rusted and shrunk. In
the vicinity of Port Washington, vast fields
of it are not worth cutting, and viii not be
harvested. In this county the story is
nearly the same. The dense fogs and the
hot, murky weather in the latter part of
June and in the present month, is the cause
of this catastrophe. Farmers who have
good old wheat on hand, will do well to
hold on to it until next winter or spring, as
in our opinion. it will then bring nearly
il not quite double the price ii Is now bring
iSRe6oyQan journal.
The Kanzas news., 1858-08-28

the aDportionment. and both hold the same
language, speaking of s.the next Legislative
Assembly"
But one more cayil remains and that is
easily disposed oft is this: Is there any
law extant fixing the time and place for the
meeting of the Legislature? /? Chapter SO of
the statutes of 1855 provides that
"The Legislative Assembly of this Territory
shall meet at the seat of government the second
Monday of January, In the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-seven, and on
the first Monday in every year thereafter"
Here then is the end of doubt. There is
full and ample authority for electing mem
bers to the second session of the second
Legislative Assembly, which is to meet at
the seat of government on the first Monday
of January next. The law provides how
many members each House shall consist OF
and from what districts they shall be chosen.
The nineteen disfranchised counties compose
five districts, and are entitled to elect three
members Let us be thankful that it is no
worse, and endeayor to secure what belongs
to US at the next trial Let us make sure OF
our men this time Let us have men of ca
pacity, who know oar rights and viii main
tain them-wbo will not make the public
interests subordinate to their own, but who
will WORK, WATCH AND BE-soBER.
The Kanzas news., 1858-08-28

CURIoUs.-In looking over the list of
members of Congress, thirty years ago, as
published in Niles Register, Dec, 1895, we
notice curious circumstance-the list con-
tains the full names of every member of the
House of Representatives but one. There
was new member from Tennessee, whose
Christian name could not be ascertained by
the compiler, and so he put him down thus:
Polk. Some twenty years afterwards,
this obscure gentleman, of whose identity
there was so much doubt in '95, was cleo
ted President of the United States.