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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-10
MALE OR FEMALE,

from wha teyer cause they may have origin;
ted AND NO MATTER OF HOW. LONG STANDING
giving Health and Vigor 10 the Frame, an
Bloom to the Palld Cheek.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-10
HELMB0LD'S GEIUIIB PREPARATION
Highly Concentrated Compound Fluid
Extract Buchu,

For Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel,
Dropsy, Weaknesses, distractions, Secret
Diseases, Female Complaints, and all
Diseases of the Sexual Organs,
arising from Excuses and lmprudencies in
life, and removing all Improper Discharges
from the Bladder, Kidneys, or Sexual Organs,
"a heller sN iinp in
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-10
SILV Err w ARE.

such a, ceGee and Tea Sets, Pitchers, Gobleis,
Cups, Baskets, Casters, Waitsrs, Spoons, Forks,
and Ladies' Desert, Cake, Pastry, Butter, Fish
and Crumb Knire,, Salts, .au6ineers Nut Picks,
SC, all of which are duplicated in Plated
Hars, superb Plated Epergnes and Plateau.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-07-10

J. C. Candsld. ". B. Garfield. J. H. Meredith
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-13
{ NUMBER IS

sons therefor arc given to be determined By
the department.
Is. Section Is Of act Of Congress, approved
March 3, lS45, provides that contracts for the
transportation Of the mail shall be let Sin eve
ry case to the lowest bidder rendering suifcient
guarantees for faithful performance without o
ther reference to the mode Of such transporta.
tion than may be necessary to provide for the
due celebrity. certainty and security Of such
transportation" Under this law new descrip-
tion Of bids has been received. They do net
specify mode Of conveyance, but engage 10
take the entire mail each trip with celerity,
certainty, and security, using the terms Of the
law. These bids are styled, from the m 10.
ner in which they are-sssignated on .hs
books Of the department. "star bids" and they
will be construed MS providing for the convs.
yance of the entire mail, however large, and
whatever may be the made necessary to insure
it's "celcrity, certainty, and security"
10. In all cases where the lowest grade %
service is believed to be sufficient, the lowest
bid will be accepted, il duly guaranteed, in
preference to "star" or specific bid.
When the lowest bid Is not q star hidaud
oPVVihOo cituei Nv niVue VI hh ihuutQuht, InoHs
Of conveyance, il will not be accepted, but sst
aside for specific bid proposing the uecss
ary service. e.
When the bid does not specifya mode oi
conveyance; also, when it proposes to carry
''according to the advertisement" but withou.
such specification, it will be considered as .
proposal for horseback service.
20. A modification Of a hid in any Of its essen
tial terms is tautamount to new bid and cannot
be received, so ms to interfere with a regular
coDp,titiOn, after the last hour set for receiving
bids.
q Postmaster, nre to be careful not TO Ger.
tify the suficiency Of gua.nntors or suretiss
without knowing that they are persons Of sufi.
cient responsibility; and all bidders, guantors,
and suretles are distinctly notified that, on iai
lure to enter into or perform the contracts for
the service proposed for in the accepted bids,
their legal liabilities will be enforced againss
them.
y. Present contractors, and persons known
at tho department, must equally with Others,
procure guarantors and certificates Of their
sufhciency substantially 10 the forms above
prescribed. The certificates Of suifciency must
be signed by n postmaster or by a Judge Of q
court Of record.
AAR0Nv. BROWN,
Postmaster General
Posi- 0FrIcE DErARlNANr,
DECEMBER l2, 1857 IL ins.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-13
Agents for the Gazette.

John D. lmboden and A. W. Harman wili
please act as Agents for the Guzette in A~
gus!a county, Virginia,
Col. J. McCarty will please act as agent FOE
procuring subscriptionsand advertisements fcr
the Gazette, in Kansas city, Mo.
AT Lexington, Mo-, DR.. G. W. Shewaltsr
will please act as agent for the Gazette.
In consideration of the distinction thus be.
slowed Upon these gentlemen, we shall expeus
a handsome return Of good paying subscriber,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-13
ssmi.monshly Hail to ri paso.

The ehdsssignsd Contractor to carry the y.
y. Malls from Santa Fs N. NJ. 10 I'll Pasc Tex.
%, having been ordered by the Postmaster Go.
neral 70 place semi.monthly service on said
!ous., is now prepared 30 take passsng,fs and
freight 10 small quantities from Santa Fs "a
sea lntsaie Texas, and to San Diego Cahfor.
sia, y ths sherssss possible timo and on the
most reasonable terms.
The neil will leave Santa 70 on the day Of.
tor tho srrival Of the mail from Independence,
And assivsa at El Paso in eight days.
Leave 81 Pase on The 7th and 22nd Of each
month and arrive Ut Ssuta Fs In eight days.
Thus connecting with the mails from El Pasc
to San Antonio TexaA, and San Diego Cantor.
mia, and connecting also With the semi monthly
mail from Santa 70 to Independence Missouri
GEO. II. GiDDINGS,
Contractor.
Santa 70 N. NJ, Dec. "a, lsS7.-t.f.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-13
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.

Whereas letters Of administration have been
granted TO mo by the Judge Of Probate Of the
county Of Taos Territory Of New Mexico, on
the estate Of Edmund Barry, late Of said couu.
", deceased, bearing date the Srd day of Oc.
foyer, 1851, hereby give notice to all indebt.
tod to said estate that they will bc required to
make immediate payment, and to oil those hav.
ing claims against the same to present thom
within one ysar from this date, and that il mol
presented in three years they will be forever
barred.
LUClEN STEWART,
Administrator.
Fernando do Taos, October 3, iS57.-SA.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-13
E. C. M'CARTY,
WHULEALE GR0C Err,

FORWARDING AND coHIssIoN MERCHANT,
CaWpbe.l's New Building, Water Street,
AANsAs CITY, no.
RRHERgSC.a
Col. Robesrs Campbell, 81. Louis.
Riley and Christy, 81 Louis.
Glasgow and Brothers. +" "
A. B. Miller, Leavcnwofth City. "
Humphrey, Tut and Terry "
W. and J. McOoy, Independence.
DR.. DAVID WAtpo, Independence, Mo.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-13
REFER TO,
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
SAM. FE,

VALUABLE PkOPEali rOh onhI'
The undersigned intending to leave tho Tor
si.ory, offers the following properly Tor sale;
Amountain farm s,x miles east Of Santa 10
ss ,hs Santa Fs Creek; upon which stands
vssss pouss saw Mill, Shingle Mill, La'h saws
niy ssvs be-, with large tract o. goCo pm
n sssa o. iss end capable Of cutting from shre'
& ~ tAsssssa tsss Of lumber from sun ii
Tlis properly will be sold With or without
,nulss, essn, wagons, log wagons, harness
ysAss. chains, Dc. !,
Alss 20 Improvement an government lanA
ssss Gsnsseo, n.w pl"ntsi !. co'n.
/, Fer ,.r.,oua, ra.nte M III P'.rhsa Of
Al ths resiJerra q The gudsrsitnel N saw!
II = E4SgERpAi
ssass g., Nsy ls'a, 'ss1.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-13
REFER
sMpoaTAxr &c NEW MEXICO.


N i, take great pleasure In announcing TO
u The merchants Of New Mexico, that We
save succeaded in saving III, N the trouble Of
10 ST.. Louis TO buy their
SOAP 3 gAHOsaSe
4 we have established at this place manu-.
,.ctAsz Of SOAP, LARD, OIL, STAR 4 TAI
XWGANnLES, which We will be able to
! Irnish Gar friends in New Mexico, at
seaaa ST. LOUIS PRICES,
shgQ.kyairei to rake super or article We
oslferwl ~ teceiv'rg numerous orders.
M4JOaS KELLER d BYER.
HAeEP 0N2 @9e m ilgsii
4, "a ss'ieSs aiaa iRsvsnbw ioIh 1855.
li A. ks sss ei3N NiaE3r9 ggA@
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-13
roR roAs COUNTY.

roR ToAs COUNTY.
Christopher Carson, Fernandez
Pedro Valdez, Z"
Samson Beuthncr Z"
Lafayette Head, Conejos.
Rudolph Loeb, Castillo,
William Bransford, Moro,
Joseph Pley,
Matias Mad!uu, Rinconcs,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-13
Othcs Acting Commisssry Subsistence,
Santa Fe, November "a 1857.
PROPOSALS FOR CORN

Scaled proposals. will bs received 81 this Of.
Rcs until IL y. December 10th 1857, for the
delivery o. ono thousand Fspsgas o. corn IN
the ear, in such quantities, and ct such times,
a. may hereafter be stipulated. 3.
Good and responsible securities will be :rs.
1sa.3s sss J. 7. spRAG0E,
\, eSsf ,g5, pvt. Msj 3 Capt. Sth Infy.
v 4, kssing 0enmissaFJ Of Subsistence,
Dss,l n, s's UaiSsi.shsw AmY.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-13

COUNTY Of RIO IRmlt.
Diego Arcbuleta, Los Luccro.
Manuel Salazor, Abiquiu.
Francisco Salazar, Chama.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-13
COUNTY OF BERyAlll.s.

COUNTY OF BERNAllLLO.
W. II. Brooks, Albuquerque,
Francisco Perca. Bernalillo,
Juan Cristobal Armijo, Ranches
Jose ChaveS, PadilluS,j
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-13

COUNTY or SANTA ANA.
Michael Gleason, Algadones,
FRANCISCO Sandoyal, Jemez
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-13

T1HE uuderslgued is now about completing a
- large and commodious warehouse, at Coun-
Grove, X. T., for the purpose of acnoumodat.
ing those in New Mexico, who may prefer fregh.
ting thsr goods that far, to meet their trains.
He has every provision for safety, in his ware
ouss, and respectfully solicts the patronage
Of the mercantile community, and other persons
who may have goods to freight.
Council Grove, Doc. q, l657.-S. NJ. HAYS.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-13
s. PRICE KELLER.
wsSgIN1R WNa

INHALER in ali kinds Of out6tt'ng and furn.
~ hAins GOODS, PROVISIONS 4 CORN.
WsalA respectfully inform the Merchants Trs
Asss ed spectators Of New Mexico, that be
wili BE- prepared 81 ell times to "lfsr them At
shs lowest pricss--snd on the most aecommo
dasine terms, . large and varied srock "f "u,.
st,ing goods vnd viii be preosrsi:o ta'pse
0 ,rn at tho lowest prics.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-13

oAp I,yRs iaD. WV. X. BERsARD
j. & W, r. BERNARD,
aoeessors to XEANET & SBERNARD,)
METROPOLITAN BUILDINGS,
WGSgE0Mgs WWs
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-13

COUNTY OF yALEYcia.
Antonio Jose 0tero, peralta,
Ramon Luna, Los I,unas,
Jose Maria Abreu, Valencia
COUNTY OF socoRRo.
Vincent St. Vrain, Socorro,
w. Conner, p. m.
Manuel Vigil, Limitar.
COUNTY or DoNA ANA
Phil. M. Thompson, Dona Ana,
Henry J. Cunniif, Las Cruces
VIM. M Grooty, Mesilla,
Charles HoppiH, Fort FiIlmors.
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COUNTY or SAN xcunl

UOINTl W INN NGuUI4
Maxwell 4 Co., San Miguel,
Miguel Seno y Romero, Pueblo.
Donaclano Vigil Pecos
W. II, Moore, TccolotC,
Or. Stephen Boice, Las Vegas.
G. NJ. alexander, Fort Union.
Each agent who may send MS ten subssibss
will be entitled to the eleventh copy free 4
charge. We hope the friends Of the enter
prise will exert themselves in iis behalf, ana
asSlst r'Iis establishing tie Gazette psrza-
neatly
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-03-13

Fernando do Taos, October 8, iS57.-s.t
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05
JNO. R. WINToN, Sec'y,
Some Of the "Old Guards. s."

That unAinchiny old veteran, Judge
WAKEFlELD, one Of the Oldest and
best tried defenders OF the Freedom
oil KanzaS, is strongly in favor ofan
immediate organization of the Re
publican party in the Territory. His
experience and sagacity convinces
him that it il the only safe policy for
the Free State men to adopt. .o
Judge JOSIAH MILLER, formerly ed
itor of the Kaasas frse State, and
now Probate Judge Of Douglas coun-
ty, who may with propriety be termed
the originator Of the Free State par
ty, and who has sacrificed as much
money for its support, probably, as
any other man in Hanzas, says that
the object OF the old Free State party
has been accomplished, and that the
Republican party is the one to which
we should now unite, .om ~
Opinions from such gentlemen as
these are worth something. " .'.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05
Matters in the South.

From the following extract from a
Bourbon Go. correspondence Of the
Lawrence Republican, we should Judge
that matters we're lar from being set
tied In the recently afflicted portions
of our Territory, yet. He says:
~ rode with a gentleman, o-day,
from Butler. He says tits generally
known that extensive arrallyeT entS
are making in Missouri TO extermi-
nate the Free State settlers in Lynn
and Bourbon counties. Persons hav-
ing friends in the Territory are NOV
my them out. He stated further,
that heNor any other person who was
known to communicate any intorma-
tion OF their movements to the aboIi-
nonists, would be killed without hes
itation. They called themselves '1he
Bloody Reds The Free State scouts
report several companies OF armed
men in Missouri passing towards the
south part Of the Territory. "' I'io
S"fhe gentleman to- whom | have
referred, SAID although lie could MOT
give me any information with Salety
10 himself, yet he would say this
y Don't % caught cGyoar guardP".l
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05
Prairie City Republican Club.

This organization met pursuant to
adjournment, on Saturday evening
last, and electedthe following gentle
men officers fCr the tirst quarter;
Prssidsht--D DR.. WV. GRAHAM.s
we Presdent-ASlMEoN Conn.,
Secretary--JoHN II. WlNToN.
Tyeasurer--JoHN GRAHAM.
Executive Committes--N. CRADlT,
H, j. CANNIFF, HIRAM MoALLIsTER.
! The next meeting Of the Club will
he held at the M. h. Church, on We'd"
nesday evening, llth inst. All per-
sons residing in Prairie2City and Vi
cinity who ure interested in the mOve-
ment, are respectfully invited to be
present, and unite with the Club II
1t be their desire. The Constitution
Of the Club is open for the inspection
of'the public at the Champio" office,
and ready for the atixlng OF sigma
lures. People wishing to join the
Club, can do so at any lime by, sub
Scnbing to the Constitution. 1t al
iords us pleasure to state that we
nave already enrolled under our ban
ner twenty-five good substantial Ycciti-
zenS, and we stand ready with open
arms 10 receive recruits into our
ranks, to better enable us to tight the
willy hosts Of the slave power i'll Kan
zas, and to cooperate with our friends
Of the North, IN iarreStiRg the pro-
gress of Slavery iu the government
donlinioLs. " .' IVY" '''' ~.
| "' mo r. ,WINT0N, SeC'y,
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05

R- Mr.. J. *. GooDHS informs Us
that we did him great injustice clatt
week by attributing the authorship
oil an Article which We copied from
the Minneola Statesman, 70 him.
He says that he did NOT write the
said article, and Furthermore has
never written d line Of editorial for
that paper. We derived our our author
ity for making the assertion from, from one
Of The proprietors of the Statesman
who informed us that Mr. GooDtN
was then editing it. If we accused
Mr. ,GooDIN wronytully,, We regret y,
and humbly retractp all we said ON
the subject. e9ni9oi 1iadi sselaxg %
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05

D I.|II iIl'I Hilf 'l-TTNIA. .'N llNNiL' n P
=. Prairie City Preciact--Proposition
Rejected, lzS; proposition Accept
laa noneed nul nouol ej Ilv uuo,
Pqtn,yra Pvciact--Proposition Ro-
Jected, lp9; Proposition Acecpted,
none1 n 90 9gHu9 QOo ts lol
Coal Creek Precinct77Proposition
Rejected, 81; Proposition Accepted,
nones iml nj h5la9oo 2.ho0'ih a
Making 2SS votes pollcd in Gal
houn! Township, and every cne agd'ns'
tho bribe, This speaks nobly Tor old
Calhoun, whose citizens haye again
SO strongly vindicated the charActer
they have so olong had for true sup
porters of Freedom. We claim fol
Calhoun Township tho homo, Of be-
ing the, banner Township Of Freedom
lin Douglas county, yHa mon ciGil
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05

Eav Norway has q population OF
about million and quarter The
inhabitants are nominspily Protestant ~
There is mott Roman Catholic church
or priest in the whole sland.o Neither
aJcw nor Jesuit is'AllOwca BY the
constitution TO set foot on the soil,
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05

Making 6,469 majority against the
Swindle, thus far. Allof the most
dubious places have been heard from
and are enumerated in the above list
Theremaining districts to hear from
are emphatically Free State, and will
add still marc heavy majorities on
the right side W. haze sparned The
cursed thing dyJrom Twslvs 10 Fytee"
Thousand mqjorityI Friends Of
Freedom, rejoice rejoice rejoice !
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05

know whom we are trusting whenywe
place men inpower solely onthe Free
State, issue, We want something
more de6nitsto' assure us on whom
to rely thaAlnerefy a simple avowal
of Free State principles. II is fatal
to be depending on uncertainties. "A
man whom we know is right, we can
trust, Wedo know thata Republi-
can ia always right oniall Of our ques-
tions, while many who claim to be
Free State we know are not, and why
not, thea, take a track that we know
is safe, in preference to houndering
in the mire OF uncel tainties T
=. BY taking the name Of Republican,
we place every man in Kanzas in his
true light. Those who will not sub
scribe TO the principles OF tnaO' parry
we know will not do to trust; hence
we will then be enabled to distin-
gulsh our enemies from our ii'e'i"S
we 40 not WISH 70 10 unueiS'oou
as ,'H'At asserting tnat a ~ s'l wno alo ppo'eo
70 tne organization 81 'no A'op'uV''iNONn
party NJ tns preSen' ''ne a.e unsr''
10 'ruSt' lOr we uo''no' ''''''' ms "
ou' we uo nl"."'"'A .'"' n"' 0u' .'oV' ~"
orsahnnlA"'lO'n IS % lOv's 60 Sne' :, . 80 "
dlmcult matter 70 Gull 'iio wWne@' .'l' fo'nl'
the 'areS' anu nare'y AuOw "N'N W.
nave nolSteo " sale person u't 'a00 p0"'''
Tae tStatesn'a~'s second reason TOR
opposing the organization oil the Ne
publican party in kanzAs is avery
singular one tooriginate from q paper
claiming to be Free State. The "clo'
ven foot" ofDemocracy is here plain
ly visible. Those noble and staunch
friends OF ours in the States, who, In
the darkest peril OF our struggles,
faithfully stood by us and gave US
their encouragement and aid' and that
party which owes Its origin to the
defense of our rig hts against the op7
pressions of tyrannical oligarchy,
and without whose support the ban
ner of Freedom would now be trail
ing in the dust in Kanzas,are stigma
tized as "polltical demagogues," en-
gagged in " promulgating the doctrine
Of sectlonallSm." Ihe Statesman
hates the Republican party ana Is
fearful If it be organized In the Ter
ritory it may possibly give "aid and
comfort" " as it says, to aid the cause
Of humanity in the States. This, o.
course, affords sufficient reason to op'
pose it in KanzaS' A thing aperSor
hates, he opposes. We hate th'
Democratic party we oppose IT,
Inc StdFesnsa" mates 'ne nopuo''c"l
parry " opposes i'' " 'n'Ns "p''
son ioVeS' ',eS ne app approves, O Vi az 'o"'
does does not oisappr"Ve 'he ''"'eS"'a'
must love 'ne Dem0cFa'lc parry ~
1t does not aisappfoVe Oh inc S'ren"
Gus enortS 1t Is now making 10 Secur
the control Of the me- Territorial rlto eovein Ell
ment' but on ths contrary conuSmn
the Republicans engaged In the sam
efforts. The StafeS"'a@'s second rea
son shows precisely where 1t It stands
Or course 1t ls Is not ''f TO TO DO asked OF pe0
pie to subscribe 70 principles oonox
sous to their tastes Ahen SSa'eSo'a
avows itself opposed to the principle
Of Free stateism, for II that I'll and nd Repubb
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05

20 Rav- Read DR.. CASSITF's card. ~
He q now devotipg nearly bis entire
time TO the, Justice, Agency and
Real Estate professions, and conse-
quontlyiswcll prepared todo buSi- !
ness in those branches. We recon-
mend him to the public.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05

UTBHnlzdCtVn VI VhV N0PuoAAv"
Party-The' Con Side Of the
on Question ."
TheMinneola Statesman'is opposed
to the idea Of organizing the Repub-
lican party in Kanzas, and winds up
an article in q late number Of that
sheet, in the following manners:
"We will briefly state that we OPP
pose the organization Of any party at
present, other than the one whose
banner we hufditlle'ddI in b. ssepteehm bger' gn'
"'d"lst. Because we have not yet
achieved our political freedom and
became an independent State Of the
Union. '' ''. "'",' ''.' ''''
"2Ra. Because in our Territorial
capacity tits not vital to our inter
ests that we assist political dema-
gogues in the States to construct
Hobby horses to ride into power upon,
and give 'aid and comfort to them
IN promulgating the doctrine Of sec
'tionaismi. '- 'G gov. '''G
yIo"8di Because we believe The peo-
pie or KahSas are not prepared to pin
their faith to those journals and that
line of policy viii III advocates negro
'equaltytwith one breath, quotes the
Dted Scott decision as a palliation
with another; dehounces in one col
umn popular sovereignty in another
claims to be acting under tho, ,princi-
pies Of the Organic Act, and II all
,yassssa shows the. eleven foot Of aGb0-
litionlsm, All, s,a,0 aa nos,.o .gn
"4th. Becsnso we belisys that be-
fore wo are permitted 70, exercise the
elective franchise for tho chief mpgis.
tracy Of the Nation, a mighty change
win come over the spirit of ,tbt
dreams, Of the people oId this confed'
eracy, and that Q party with tras ne
publican basis will .bso formed, d.
vidipg thetwo extremes, ,abolitionisn
'on the one side and 6rsteatipg fanat
icism ON the other, and that there re-
mains redupdancyIct conservative
material to sweep the length anc
.breadth,o ,of tholand.cAi When, Nhen
those issuOsbecome vital asthey vii
be dominant, will be time epqpgl
TO divide our organiSntionfrby Ihes'
tests, tho Importance of whichliw'
fully rccognizeh' h'bre7obai oli .aY
n When the Free State pprty wa
organized, and adopted . platform
rcoptaininglthe Languages quoted b.
the Statesman in its first argument
the Republican party Of the natio'
0was,in its infancy, and was hlYSIrrdF.l. hlYSIrrdF.l.
known to the trainers Of tho BiI
Syringe platform, who spoke Of nom
dSIigHsfulupIGcc for" asSembIayes'
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05

Es- There will be = RailrTopA.d Y. ms meet las
ing at them. Il. Church.i in Prairie
City,tO.mor owl Saturday. evening,
iat974 oiclock, All SfS invited tcAt-
Va It|ag NalqeNQ nll nii1i9olq ~
Mnu' ieettinjl0a 80 gniAoas lQ hA0ia
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-05

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