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An AsroyIsHED LtrrsRArEUR-Ono ~ On

AN AsToNIsHED LtrTsRArEUR.-One OF our
distinguished Htterateurs, since the breaking
out OF the revival, was invited to spend the eve,
ming In select company at the house of a com
mon friend At the appointed hour our friend
went, expecting to meet few kindred spirits
and to enjoy the delights Of literary and scien-
tItc conversation. As he entered the room he
thought be detected an air Of restraint and So
lemnity on the countenances of those who had
assem- bied, the effect of which was not at all d-
mlnlshed by one Of the number breaking the Op-
pressive silence with the remark 81 see we
have present with US a distinguished literary
gentleman, and, doubt not all of US would
be glad to join him in petition to the Throne of
Grace. Let US pray" At once every eye was
directed toward the unfortunate Atteratsur.
who, although an eminently moral man, was
rather unaccustoned to vocal prayer While
trying to think Of some courteous phrase in
which to decline the unexpected invitation, his
embarrassment was heightened by seeing the
whole company kneel over, as if it were a set
tied thing that he was to lead in prayer. See
ing the condition Of things, no other alternative
was left him than to pray as best he could
1t is enough to say that the company were
edited, and that the victim is careful, before
accepting an invitation to a party, to ascertain
whether he is expected to lead in prayer.-N
y Post.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

WIZARDS HOTEL. James Heth. I-sA.
IF I'm Noble NY; Rgfus Choate, jr, Ed f Pratt,
christ, NY; J Hall and lady, Miss Carnenia-
Carpenter, J ID Herrick and lady. Miss Her,
rich, NY w A Campbell, n: w Cops-
H MI, IA; Jno w ade, w II Appleton and lady.
M CAPT Z West, Pa; r. Bigeiow and ladv'
Mass Miss T. Means, n y; Ii A Fuller. M,s,
~ IL Fax, Ga; Az Blake and lady, NYk: r ),
p, y: Samuel BanhefmaH, Scotland; n 4
S1l3 9 y saiomon: La; Cabot, Pa, g
Webb. R Parrot, NY; ii 5 Sanford. CT.
BROWNS HOTEL.-J Fisher, NY: r r.
Ierter, va; M Tarwood, Illinois; ID NJ Du}ose
len lem Dunn do; f Smith, Va; w Porter,
90, w Thompson, do; w III Loveioy MD, 4 "A
Earth, Va; w Beers, Pa; II 6;srnstt Va, 7
Alien NY; DR. NJ Allen, NY; Stewart Nd.
Ma Dt sI1aH R6s Ppinidextsr, owns
GhmStead, Va; III l. Robards aud dauohter r. \
kntiin, n Manning, NC; DIR ID Hicks and
family, B Hoge, Va; Miss II Morrow, Mo: A
NJ Topping, sc; 6 w Van Hook, Miss ~
NATIONAL HOTEL VIC Cors.n. Nyk.
! Ferry, $ c Smith, Md; III Edwards, Me; W
l. Thomas, A III Slayton, VI: IL Neteware Kan
sd'j q Ripley, Min; Il l. Rogers, Nd; /, wa.
,srhou.e, ID C; M Batchelder, Nh; J g Morey,
fia, Ne. .
UNITED STATES HOTEL j w Beck. II
smith, j Bowman, T. Knoxville, and John
burWell, W.; w Weer, Kan; l. Brenglr. Md:
n bogdon and Lady, NY; r Whitehead,
Nan, A Thomas, Bruin and iady C. Mason w..
freeman, NY; b r Joselyn, Mass; ] A
0Ilmsteed, X Spendle, T Baldwin. ] Ed.
Ohgon. '"u' LoVe't'
K sIsl.y' @. D.H1oSpsYE5zc.p. MARKS: P. W
Mott, NY; Kacbier, Dc; s R~a,h, Pa; ;
gibbons, Del; A Rand, w Rose and Isdy 7
G,ewn 'h Ma 1So iady' Reeve, and Ersading, Pa;
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A COLD JOKE 1t seems rather hardy feat
to use the weather, that theme of our congratu-
Iations aud our murmurs by turns, as a basis
for joke. So did not think young lady in
WATERFOWL, the other day, who, Just before
noon, when her father was expected to dinner,
went to his thermometer and brratAed on IT.,
until from having stood In the vicinity Of zero.
the mercury rose to go degrees above Pater
Jsmtltas coming home just after, went, as
usual, to the thermometer to note the weather.
when his establishment at the strange state OF
things may be imagined. After staring in
bewilderment brief space at the instrument,
his eye happened to catch the laughing coun
tenance OF his daughter, enjoying the scene
mind - -
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IL Lowell has over nineteen mile, of girl.
endwise. GINS
IT Texas has 257 miles of graded railroad. of
whch l32 are competed.
IT. Cincinnati owes debt of "a ESQ ooo and
owns property valued at e, 5OO,O 600
IL number Of emigrants from Hartford. CT.
have established a town of the same name in
Kansas
II The stagnation Of trade in France has re-
suited in sad diminution in the incomes Of the
railway companies.
o. The 'noors and uncultivated lands I'm the
French empire amount to ~, 600 900 acres, with
out reckoning marshes.
IL Tws.ty thousand dollars are recommend
by the City Auditor, for the care and improve
ment of II; Boston Common and the public
squares.
Goa large portion of the citizens of Richmond
have become tired OF slecting every municipal Of
f., ana nave petition their Council to relieve
them of il.
&c Ex-Governor Bashf ford Of Wisconsin de-
MES That he was offered $50 900 to approve OF the
INST bill reported for distributing the lands
Safe. ''uS Vi 'Nd'
DTAgents of the Brit sh Government have ra-
Gently he'd Baltimore for the purpose of mr.
chasing three million feet Of ship timber! Gu,
and Ohio Railroad.
IL Several drovss of fine horses. lust from
Mexico, sold lately at Golad, Texas at from : no
70 20 each, while riding ponies brought from
S-iI
each. ~
90 E. w. Cabanis, formerly editor of the
Brandon miss Republican. by the death Of a
ieiatlVe, recently fell to plantation and negroes
go 70'
III The military authorities of Maine arc
taxing OF having grand encampment of all the
uniformed companies IN the State, to take place
viathan.
II The Alexandria Gazette says: The point
OIL dispute between Maryland and Virginia seems
to be whether the North Branch of the Potomac
as now recognised, is truly the real boundary
line, many who profess 10 have KNOWLEDGE Of
the early history OF these States saying that il is
not. The Legislatures OF both Virginia and Ma
Iyland have passed bills for the adjustment of
the difficulty. VI
~ A MI Williams, merchant Of Dancey-
vile, Tenn, on his way home with five thousand
collars worth Of goods, which he had pnrchas-
cd al PhiiadelPhia, while stopping TO was b him.
sell IN the barber shop Of the steamer Jno Rane
al Louisville, on Monday morning let his pistol
IAN rom his breast upon the marble top and the
pistol exploding, the ball struck him i'm the meek
probably making fatal wound
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VEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Corporation Bonds of the City of Davenport,
Iowa, paying 10 per cent interest by Coupon in New
Davenport has now about 2O,OO inhabitants, and is
rapidly increasing in wealth and population. Its
municipal debt only 90, and its railroad debt
only Sl25,OU0, and cannot now be increased. The
statistics of the city were published in the Inteli-
sencer of the Sth September. We recommend
these bonds, believing them to be as safe as any
State or city bonds.
CHURR RROTuERQ
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsNEss, 60.

The prevalence Of the above complaints Mt this
season generally has the effect of bringing ont host
OF p?Oiossedly new specifics, and while ZONE are
good, many ire useless. and Others darg ernnS
The Tlsest course To pursue is to consult Jour
family PLY siclan or "neI wise only .rck rene
dies rs long public pererce has proved 10 be sa ie
and ethcacluus OF this character is TYIER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
tTlgln"ly the favOT.te presor pticn of al eminent
PITY sclan. it soon became popular remedy. and has
continued to enloy growns reputation for the last
tvs eRty years. Ia cases Of common Colds, Cou Chs
&C., II acts like charm and Chronic cases, Bron-
ohItis, WhooPln% Cough, Group, Asthma, nfGpnza,
&c. IT'S SUCCESS is unparalleled, and most wI testify
who have used IT..
. Pnce 25cents and 20 cents per bottle.
Sold by Nairn Palmer, CnGs. Stntt, K g.. Wash
exaGdria where it may De mad alsO for cnvenIance
IN LoZenger form. Price l21s and 25 cents box -
hnoTn as "ISieT's Gum hrahIc Couch CanGy
Drops as an ees ant, pleasant, and effca cons Pul-
mOnio i.Ozenee they are nnsur passed ie ii S.n
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EVENING STAR.
THE CHURCH BELL.

BY MRS. sIGOChNES.
When glowing Ia the eastern sky,
The Sabbs tn morning meets the eye,
nd DER q weary, care worn scene
Cleans Ike the ark doves leaf of green,
How welcome over hill and dale
Thy hallowed summons loads the gale
Sweet Bell Church Bell!
When earthly joys and sorrows end,
And tOwnTd our long repose we tend,
How slow thy mournful tone doth call
The weepers to the funeral,
And To the last abode of CLAP
With solemn toll mark out the way,
Sad Bell! Church Bell,
IL to the CLINE where pleasure reign,
We, through q Saviour's love attain
III ever, to an angels thought,
Eartb's unfOrgOtten scenes are brought
W III not thy voice that warned to PRAYER.
BE gratefully remembered there.
BEST Bell Church BaIl
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STOP THAT RATTLING.

/ am now prepared to put on Chspman's Elastic
remedy for the rafting Of the shaft clips 49,
of Carriages and Wagons, which can be XS
put on at q small expense.
Call and examine ct my Factory, whore have
certificates from the leading Coachmakers in the
country, ANDREW j. JOYCE.
d loft corner 18th And e sts
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NorIcE FOR RIEAs Isl OK cHRr.,v
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE q

e.
ALABAMA.-N0ticeI Is hereby given that the Land
Once at Huntsville. in the State Of Alabama will
the sale at private entry and location OF all vaca
public lands embraced in the following townships.
withdrawal by Notice No. SIS. being lands which
had been Withdrawn as probably falling within the
prescribed limits of selection of the r,road grant 10
Alabama by act of Congress- approved Juna s. 1856,
but since ascertained not to be within said limits
North Of the base line and east Of the Hunt,rills
meridian.
Townships and 2, of ranges. egg
Townships /, g and s, and the parts of townsb ps
and S. north and west Of the Tennessee river, of
range ...v. ~ ....-r.r ..l .
Townships and 2, and the parts of Townships 3
and 4. north and west of the Tennessee river, OF
ranger. -
Township I, and the parts Of TOWNSHIP ps 2 and 8.
north and west OF the Tennessee river, of range g.
The parts of townships and 2, north and wsst Of
the Tenne ssee river, of ranges 8. Una 4
!. Given under my hepd, at the General Land Oihoe
is the 0' of tins 1sR dsk 9f
IN ls-lav6w Commissioner.
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MANUFACTuRKD BY - -
DONALD KENNEDY.
Ne. 40 WSrssn Street, Roa6xrv, MassseASsstt,

Agents for Washing ton.-Chas. StOtt Il Co., T.
Gilman, Kldwell 4 Lawrence, ]. B. Gardner, BURY
Co, 3; Walsh Co.. F. 9: Wslsh. J. 7. Stone,
Boswell, Daniel b. CLARK, ]. r. Milburn, Dunbar
Dy son, F ord Bro. Agents for Georgetown.-R.
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BY DIR. CUIVEKW WILL

Member OF The Royal COLLEGE Of Surg cons OF Eng
land, uaT), Licenciate OF the Hall, Ue54,, ard 81
the Guide TO Health. ''-8reen Book, How TO be
HAPPY" Memoirs of Single ard Married Life. & G.
This small but valuable Treatise, written by world
renowned Physician and Surgeon. points out the
only sure and permanent cure for alldseaSes result
Ing from self abuse and Is the only pEhi cation of
KIND written In benevolent spirit and by n scIenf-
ic man. 1t should lie IN the hands of all who value
their ie and health aud happiness here and hsreaf
ter.
Price y cents, stamps. the receipt of which
It twill be sent. post free, and well secured, by DR.
Oh. KLINE, No. ~ lst Avenue, Box 1886 n ev
York. Ion :
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gain. verS respectfully ard truly yours,
SOLOMON MANN.

CARLYLE, ILL.,, June %, 1852.
have used Prof D. J. W Gods Hair Restorative,
aud nave admired its wonderful effects. My hair
was becoming, as thought. pTematurely gray, bat
by the of his restorative 1t has resumed its Org
nal color, and, have no doubt, permanently 80.
;. BREESE, ex Senator u. g.
o: j. WOOD Il CO, ProPrletors, 5l2 Broadway
". v. lin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Establish
mentl and ia Market ST., st. LOUIS, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists.
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above. IN refersncsfo like lands in the Hudson dis
trict, vlz:
Norfk of tks has. Eiss and esst fac osrtk y,is-
eiPal MARKHAM.
townships 81, Sa and ~. OF ranges.
Townships 81 81. b. -. and ~, o. range IN.
Townships So 81, IS, -, and co. of range n.
7th head A. the hand office At SUPERIOR on
Monday, the Third day OF Magyar, the townships
ths proposed ruads from ths ST. CroiN river or
lake 10 the end of Lake Superior; and To Bay
reference To the ike lands II the Hudson district,
viz:
NORTH oTfhs base Iins and trs Of fLt I0sTfh priv
opal Haeridi0s.
Townships 81, -, -. ~. and &C, Of rsnIel.
Townships 81, -, -, aud -. of rsnge z.
Town.mps 81. -, IS, e.. 81. and -. of rsnEe 5.
townships 81, q, -, ~, -, ST. "a, IS ~, 81, snd y,
TOWNSHIPS 81, ~ IS, ~, ~ SC, a. &C. 80, 81. ST. and
81, of range g.
townships q, a. IS. a. IS. ss. ~, e. a. 81 and 81.
Of rarge6.
Townships a. q, IS, a.. IS a. a. and IS, o ranges
townships 81 -. IS, ~, IS, and &C. Of ranE.Io
Townships Al, q, IS, a. -, A. "a, and ts, oi ranges
II and -.
Townships a. az a. ~, ~ &c, and 81. Of range IS.
townships IL, g. as -, -, 40 Is, and 80. OF ranIe
Townships a, ~ IS, ~ - IS. a, and g. Of rnngs
IS.
Given under my hand at the CITY Of Washington,
this slx teenth day al Eetiruary. Anao Domlnl CEe
Thousand eight hundred and nifty eight.
THOS. A. HIN bricks.
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
fe 20-law3w
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ORNATE MEDICAL TREATISE
on TkE
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MzSRJsSE
By NJ. b. LA CROIX, III. d., Albany, Ny.
30 % and $50 Gae Pls,n and Coored L,tbo..avhs
and Platos,
NSPHICE ONLY CENySTT
lOSsHfJyts Opestags TO 81 Ysyts e) $50 gSfez,
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'SNIJE SHOALS AND QUICKSANUS
i OF YOUTH,

Jxst published, the Sd edition
III ON SPERMATORRHEA OR SEHf-
NAL DlSEASES:-A scientific Treatise on The
treatment and perfect cure Of Nervous DEBILITY
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions, Imp0-
tence, &c, resulting frOIa vicious habits acanJred
during the critical passage from Youth to Man
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DIR. "a: u. Ls Croix's Physiological View CT Mr.
rage. "A new ana rcv;sod edition ~ 800
| ! !
OF $50 pages and lY0 plates. Price0 "a
cents q copy. A pcpnar and com TO- -
Ard casualties Of sip.le and married ka4Eas
Efe1happy and fruitful alliances, EA-
mode of securing then-lnfslioitouG ASl5
and Infertlle oGc:-theiT obviation A&ETwI&3
and remOyal-neryors debility, it's S/p
causes and cure, BY PROCESS az vi 4
that failure ls iinpcssib3-ruies FOR s5G9g
daily manag enc lt-el eeEay on Sper
matorfhGn with PRACTICAL obs srvatonS on safer and
more successful mOde @ acknowledgements
hlnts ON the evil results from empirical practice; TO
which is added commentaries on this diseases of fs
maes-frCm infancy 10 old ase-each oese graphical
y hinstrated by beautiful plates. It'ponts cut thu
remedies for those self inflicted serles and disar-
pointed hopes 20 unfortunately prevalent In the
young. 1t Is truthful adviser TO the married, ard
nose contemplating marriage It's perusai IL par tic
ulariy recommended to persons entertaining secret
doubts Of their phy sicn condition ard who are con
sclous OF having hazaTded the health, happiness and
privileges TO which every human being is entitled 20
frce . cents per COPY or 1--WE copies for 81 mail
% free OF postage to any part of the United states
~ addressing DR.. La CROIX, tpost paid Albany
New loyk. enclosing Is cents.
CkOlX upon any Of the diseases upon which his
book treats, either personally or by mail. His medl
cnes often cure In the short space Of six DAYS and
etey and entirely eradicate all traces Of thOee
heen thought an antdOte to the ruin of the health OF
the patient. His renoh Secret is the great con-
tinena remedy for that class of disorders which un-
fortunately, physicians treat with mercury, to the
irretrleyable destruction to the patients constitu
ton, and which all the sarsapara in tho world can
III Ofioe No. n Maiden LAno. Albany, NY,
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Medicines.
A b T. T, Flu l. T. A ID
X q III Ct l. O S s Y II A 1R
CokPLErRLY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

And who that is gray would not have il restored to
former color; or bald, but would have the growth re-
stored; or troubled with dandruH and Itching but
won id have 10 removed, or troubled with scrofula
with sick headache neur n but would be cured
IL will also remove all puppies from the face or skin
Prof. " GODS Hair Restorative will do ali this, see
circular and the following; ,x .,vo, Nov ,o.s
PROF. d. j. WooD-Deer Sir: have hesrd much
said OF the wonderful effects of your Hair Restora-
tive. but having been often cheated by quaekery
and quack nOstrums, hair d. &C., pos I'd
the thousand and one loudly trumpeted qusck rem
edles, until l met you IN Lawrence county SONS
months since, when you gave me such assurance
induce the trI al ofyOuT sstoratlve nv family,
first, 10y InY good wife, whose hair had become very
thin and entirely white, ard before eXbauEtIng one
al four large bottles, her hair restor nearly TO
its oTlsna! beautiful brown color. and had thick
end become beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely
over the head. She continues to IL, lot Simply
because of its Identifying effects upon the haIr but
beoaEse OF lis heaithful influence upon the head and
your storative with tn. happiest effects; there
foIe skeptIclsm and doubt in reference toits val
Ne and character entirely removed. and can and
do cordially and conhdentiaily recommend Its
10y ell who would have theIr hair restored from
white gray. 10y reason of sickness 81 to ors
ina color and beauty, and by all yonng persons WHO
wcud have their haIr beautiful and glossy.
very 'fD'' anu gratefully s1SEIuotSMoN MANN
FRIEND W0oD: 1t was a long time after saw you
at Blissfied before got the bottle of Restorative
Tor which you gave me an order upon your agent in
Detroit, and when got il we concluded to try 1t
Mrs. Mann hair. the surest test OF its power. IL
has done all that you assn ed 1t would do; and
Others OF my family and friends, having witnessed
its elects using and recommending its use
to others entitled to the highest
claim for it.
Again. vers respectfully AID truly yours,
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Rev. John PIERPONT,
THOMAS A. DEXTER,
:. n. KENDALL, NJ. ID.
IAN UEL MAY,
THOMAS G.. a MORY,
PETER HARVEY,
Mia a. nIsNrNT
NJ THE EATEST
~! y ID & OVE X Y
or THE AGE.

NJ. Ers:ssI, Of RoIbsr., his dseoTe-oe in
4! asi oCnfncn eastare weeds . reIUctJ that s1res
EY8Sf kIkD os HgH0S,
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may be actually surveyed and staked of before the
day" fixed for the restoration Of said ands," viz:
North Of the base line and rtSt of the fourth
principal nsridiaa.
townships g, s. g, aud 81 Of range L..
,frownsh,p 81 g. - - ~, and S. OF rsnge Is
Townships g. ., 90 81, g, s., 81, and S. of range
Townships a. So 81. s. s.. 81 and S. of ranges I6
Townships as, o. so,sI s., IS. 81, IS. Sc, 81 50, 80,
Townships n, % 81, s6, ST, aud %, of range 20.
AT the land ONCE at SUPERIOR on Monday the
ss stated above, in reference to like lands in the
Hudson district, the townships which were with
roads from cox pi ve2 or !fe PeP9ssd
end of Lake Superior: and to Bayfield," viz:
North Of the base Time and ,cest of the foxrta
principal meridian.
townships Sand So of ranges.
Township So of ranges.
Townships 40 and 50, of ranges and 8.
Townships n, Is, and 40, Of range 10.
TFownshhIP -; Of oil Ts =. as II ard =.
Township II, Of range Il.
Township al. of range 10.
Notice rs also hereby given that the townships de-
scrIbed in the following. under the Sd 4th 5tb sth
and 7th heads, which have not vet been offered but
are yet TO be proclaimed, and offered az public
sac bsfore being subject 10 prirdte entry will be
released from their recent withdrawal for railroad
ed public lands on the DAYS and az the oane, snecs
ed, TO wit:
Sd head. At the land ofics at MENAsHA on
the ae Of the road from du ne
on lake Wmnebago, northerly to the State lines
VIZ:
North of the base line and east Of the fourth prts-
eipGl meridian
Township n. of ranges Is and Ia.
Townships q, %, 81, s. and 81, of range ~.
Townships ~, % 81, 81 2, S. and 81, of range L.
Townships g, y. 50. 81, and 81, of range 10.
4th head. At the land office at EAU CLAIRE On
Monday, the 6fth day OF April merit, the townsblps
on the rome of the road from Madison or Colum-
bus, by the way of Portage City, 10 the ST. Croix
river or lake, between townships twenty five and
thirty-One,' viz:
North of the base line and east Of the fourth py.
cfpaI meridian
Townships %. p, y, -, and 81, of rangeL
North Of the base line and trest of the fou,th
-"- sPriHoipdl meridian.
townships ., 81, 3. IS, 81, IS, g. ST. g. So and a.
OF ranges ]. ,. 5, and 4. ~
townships 81, 81, 81 50; and ~: of range 5.
5th head At the land office at HI DSON nm Man.
DAY, fhe shtyd day Of May nszt, the tow nshIps on
the proposed roads from the EST Croix river or
AXE to the west end of Lake Superior; and to
Bayfield," subject TO the '.prorise" as heretofore
stated in reference 10 Offered" lands in this dis
trcf on the routes OF the above mentioned proposed
roads, viz:
NoTfh OF the base Tin. and trssf of the fourth
principal n.rididn.
townships IS, 81, 49, 50. and ~. OF ranges ~, is, H.
efh head. A. the land ofbe. ~ EAU CLAIRE m
Monday, "a thtrd day Of MAY nsIf. the tovnships
on the proposed roads from the "St. CroIx river
AXE" "to the west end of Lake superior; and to
ba5hed," subject to the "rrortso," a. stated
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Popular Sovereignty.

Senator Jesse d. Bright, of Indiana, in
his speech on the Lecompton BILL expressed
the following conviction"
SO strong Mr.. President, is my conviction
of the viciousness Of the principal of submit
ting to a direct vote of the people the pro-
priety of the enactment or rejection of laws,
that for one | am prepared to extend the same
objection to the submission of entire Consti-
tutions to the same tribunal!
Mr.. Vice President breckenridge, in late
stump speech in Kentucky, said:
"The startling doctrine, has been started
in this country that a constitution has no
validity until submitted to the vote of the
people.
AS an abstract will never submit to it.
will never consent that Congress shall have
the right to reject constitution because the
people of the Territory choose not to submit
it to the people"
Excellent illustration of the Popular Sover-
eighty dodge, Minnesota Democracy are now
attempting to play off on the people! A most
excellent illustration of the honesty of these
two Democratic politicians, who yelled them
selves hoarse during the last Presidential cam
paign in the enunciation of the unlimited SOW
ereignty they would confer upon the people OF
the Territories !-Nakato Lnd