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whole Tickets SIC; Halves IS; Quarters So 90.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

Whole Tickets sic; Halves IS; QusTters So so.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 50.0Oe. corresponding with
those Numbers On the Tickets printed on separate
slips ofpaper. are enCirced with small tin tubes and
Glazed in one Wheel.
Tie first 457 prizes similarly printed and encireied
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then reVolyeo, and o number is
iraw,n from the wheel of numbers, and OF the same
true Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
adj 10 tho audience, and registered by the Commits
s;opers the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn OUT
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers TO those drawing the
frst Prizes will be entitled TO the ~ ApproxiHaa
oli Prizes. For exaInple II Ticket No. IL $50 draws
the $50 0en Prize those Tickets numbered ,2!o 2fs
H25i ii 1852 will each be entitled TO Sil1 II Ticket
No $50 draws tbs $4,000 Prize, those Tickets NUN
hered SIS $40 $751; 49, will each DO entitled to $500;
And 20 on according 10 the above scheme.
INC $500 prizes Of So will be determined by the
IA = figure OF the number that draws the SO 600 prize
For example: If the number drawing the $40 0e5
or-e ends with No. then all the Tickets. where the
,uIui,er ends in l. win be entitled to S9 Ifthe
beY ends with Mo- then all be Tickets. where the
nunlber ends in 2, viii be entitled to SO and
too
Certificates ofpacksges viii be sold at the following
rates which is tia risk:
Certificate offs package ofi9 N 1,. Tickets -
{" 10 quarter %
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Dry GOODS.

NEW GOODS; NEW GOODS. IL. n
IN PARKER & co. have just received Pc. stesla a.
jamestown, variety Of new an deenapis as, ;n
New York. They Will continue 70 De mlppned from
time 20 time with whatever t. mist fas,uonapels.
Among the Goods Just received are tue ioiioWuik'
Black Fiounced silk Robes s.
Do Aasiiiis do do
Cold Aauiile do do
Spring silks, In Robes. Bayadere, Ohsne aiia
spring De- Iainss. in Printed. Bayadere and Robes
Aguiils
Plain Monsselines and Debeges =.
Printed Challies, Uhallie De LANES ana fois ue
Chsure
FRENCH. English and American Prints
Muslin Sets and Muslin Collars
Cambria Sets and Cauibric Collars
Black Grape Sets and Black Grape Ceiiafs
Illusion Capes; Illusion Berthas
Full snppIy of Aiexender's Md diores
"a tents Is LADIES' anu INK A. K. PARK sR 90.
NEW GOODS, FEBRUARY 10TH. -
IN TH0s r. PRICE Il co. are now getting In
some choice, fancy and heavy Goods for the spring
trade. Just to hand. viii be found:
English Prints in great variety
Choice Black Taiieta Silks
Do do Mourning do
Do do Dayedero DO
Hoped skirts, tevery stylel
Ladies' II. g. Gloves
Black Velvet Ribbons
Irish l.ne,s, Sheetngs. &c.
Plaid DOM Tics Cotton Osnaburgs, Brown Cot
A large lot colorcd and Black Silks and Silk
They are still closing at wonderfully low rates
IA i6-ts T. Il. PRICE co.
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TNFIRMAkY OF THE MEDICAL col


LEGE-This institution. located Ut the corner Of
Marsha'l aud College streets, in convenient and
airy situation, Is open for the reception of patients
Throughout the year. All persons requiring Medi-
cal or Ssryioa aid except che Insane, and persens
affected with contagious Diseases. admitted into
its wards
The accommodations for the sick are complete, and
them.
The patients under the charge the Professors
OF the Coiiege, aided ny experienced he.ident
fhysloian- TIE charges for Board, Medical Atten
dance, Nursing, and Medicipo, are, for
~ ntLc pr Week.
Guoren w. '-.........................-. do. do.
s ffffite Footsts..-.. St5 do. do,
by an arrangement With the p.oprietors of tbs
Bellevue Hospital, liz cases requiring S47gcai on,
eratiop ia addition 70 the above rates fee VARYING
from 81 20 $50 Ia different cases, will be charged for
the operation. The particular fees may be- ascrr
tanned on application to either the attending Sur
geons, or 90 the President Of the inirDlary.
Sc Az charges 20 be pad on the removal of he pc
tent.
Persons In the country, desiring to send patients
70 the Urinary, 10 obtain information concern
ing t. may address the President the Steward
Attending surgeons-Prois. GIBSON, PErEcoLAs and
RELLR0ED
Attending Physicisns-Profs. TUCKER and Cow
WAY.
Resident Ply sician-MARIox HOWARD, u. D.
Stawara--F. ". PAE1rsa.
presldenf--L. y JeYsgs. VI D. ias-jGm
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HAGANss JOHN 4 ont ,,,,,.'. q

cEH1 HAGAN'S JOHN is out n
Of the ring. The question will d5p
be asked, yhyf IL Is written. the iab0rer 4 w9r.
thy 81 bis waaes, and why should n man tai Tor
pauRhtf thankful for past fayors, end y eOn.inu
ance OF good viii,
"Rise, Jupiter, and S,.,sG Tie Noon ~
HAGAN'5 JOHN Esiil retains Greek Nation with
ell its laws and nielible rights for Il Il writtsn
that self pre- serFation IA tbs ART Law 81 Nature
Why should man despair, 80 long % there il = reef
to unfuri. for he knoweth not his destiny, Thsre.
fJFe, have commenced my old busiues. On lsth
street and will lie ready 10 build from a Whesli,xr.
row 10 a six horse Coach-wl hire out, sell tyase
and take Horses on ivery-wiil be ready h, trads
for anything, from gecse yoke mp 10 blind OK =
Barnun. with all bis humbugs aud Walker with bi.
military repown, il nothing TO compare 70 IA
CANS JOHN career. which ron will hear norsoi
hereafter. JOHN HAaAN
ia iQ--ts Crp-k Nation
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The object Of this suit is 10 recover against the de-
PENDANT damages, tie amount If which damages
claimed by HE plaintiffs. rs one hundred doll RS
Ain aSit having been Inade that the deieni ant 4
;. Wilton is net resident oi the State OF Virginia
he Is hereby required 10 appear in ths said Clerk
ONCE, VI hin "ae month after iue publication here
of, d DO what NAV lie Necessary 60 proEet his m
terest- 4 COpy-IsgtP
f5-isw4w R0. HOWARD. Clerk.
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Union STEAMSHlP CONE

x<S1x pANY-FoR PHILADELPHIA VIA
%M~e4kV JITY POINT AND Steam
1919 lsrCIT1 OF RICHMOND, Captain
siitcheli: steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt David
Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain RE- elley.
Ons Of These uperior Steamers will leave Rlchn1nd
DAY touching at City Point and Norfolk TO receive
freight and passengers. Returning, leaving Phie-
deiphIa every WEDNESDAY aud sATU RDAY NOR
ming At 10 o'clh.
'rtese 5seanersare now Ia fine order increased &C
Communications for the comfort of passengers having
been aided, As also more room for freight; and We
hope by regularity dispatch and care In protecting
go0s committed TO our charge, TO receive an Increase
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CAV MILL-The subscribers having
~ purchased the Saw Mill on Msyo's Island from
Mr. john Williams have made Arrangements to get
continuous supply Of Ha logs of the best selected
growth aud quality. They prepared to furnish
BILL TIMBER to builders and others on reasonable
terms They will endeavoT to mako il the intei Of
builders deal with them, and would most respect
fully solicit their patronage.
Orders left at the Mil, ut our Shop, 9Th and
Cary streets, shall be promptly attended TO.
+ ia .tDIiN 4 GEO GIBSON.
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cEEL GEO. a. A1EgLFE Would
- respectfully invite ne sttsntsen II lls
nispds aud the Pfttik generally. o. kls largo ana
jashionabIe assortment ofCAEkfA1Ks, BUG(5 fEs
&c. This work Is nlauafaetnfedin this city by com
s@tsnt wof kmeD. end out OF fIss best msterial
cai from fhose desii log 10 purcLss. i ytaus.ssd
ALSD-A see0hd- hand SIX seat GARBAGE and
HARNkss, IN good order. for sale iass
6ED. A. AINsLIB
Coach Maker, lash street
fe &-2m bet ssen Main and r.rv
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CITY Of RICHMOND, TO NIls At
~ Rules held In he Clerks Office Of the Court Of
Hastings 10 The said city, Monday. tho st day OF
February, 1888;
David Currie and William Currie, partners
under ths hTm and style OF DaviG VII
liam Currie. Pitts
against
r. y. DsIt
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"a FOR RENT-The House at pre-
ss!s sent occupied by Mrs. Eliza T. Tally situated
IN race between Jefferson and Madison streets, Is
has large yard attached to it, and contains seven
IaCge rooms. Apply 10 FRANCIS HART, Esq, at
his atore, Broad street, opposite Richmond aud FIRE.
derirssburg Depot de fo-t5
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N NOTICE To GENTLEMEN.-We
have just received large lot OF gents very
- fine DRESS BOOTS; also, gents WATEk-
- PROOF BOOTS, made by the celebrated man
ufacturers, j Miles 4 Son, o! Philadelphia whose
boots certainly ut prettier and more easily, than
any boots 20 be found in the market Gentlemen
respectfully invited 10 call and examine them at
PuTSEY WATTS
fe IS No lI3 Main st Richmond Va.
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COAL.

DETECTION IN FUEL.-We have on
: = hand full supply OF excellent RAED COKE,
which will be delivered for the balance Of the
Si.51 per load at this price it is, beyond compa
rison the cheapest iu9l TO be bad for close Stoves
Cooking Ranges and Heating Furnaces.
EA~ Yards corner 10th street aud Basin and eth
and Byrd streets. JNO. J. WEkTH, agent.
de 2g-Gs
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DERUViAN ANO AT REDUCED
l. PRICE-BALTIM0RE INSPECTION A fresh
supply of Baltimore A No. Peruvian Gusno, OF
strictly prime quality, and III fine condition, a;
reduced prices.
Also, Brown Columbian Guano, and best Mexican
Guano, for sale by
fe l3 =. MCtIRUDER'S SONS.
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rITY OF RICHMOND. TO WIT: /

CITY OF RICHMOND, TO WIT: AT
~ Rules held in the Clerks Office # the Court OF
Hastings for the aid city, Tuesday the "a Gay 0i
February. 1873;
Horace l.. Kent. William G Paine and James
& Kent, merchants and partners under
the style OF Kent Paine s. Kent PItffs
oJdiRSt
z. 8. pendleton, William H. Bonn, William
Mulchthey and Joseph a. Dill, partners
under the Soy 10 OF Pcnaeton, Bonn Il CO.. Defts
The object of this suit ia to recover against the de-
PENDANTS the sum of one huudTed and nnet v-,our
dollars aud nifty cents. with legal interest therein
from the 2Ith day Of December, 1884. iii! raid.
Affidavit having been made that tiie de,enaants
X. Pendleton William II. Bonn aud William SUl.
chahey, are not residents of the State of Virginia
they are hereby required to appear IN the s. Ia
Clerk 3 0fcr, within month after due pnhIica.
ton Eereot, and do what may la nec ssary 70 pro
tect their intsra-t.
copy-Teste,
IL 5--laWIw RIO HOWARD fu.ri.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25
vALUARLELAyDFoRs.H

INHE undersigned offer for sale on aecommo-
= dating terms, 1900 acres of choice and
valuable Land, situated in Sewer countv AT
kansas m min
These lands were selected in 1886. are Of the
sirable neighborhood. =
\, AT 9r terms &C. enquire Of W. III. Ftter.
Washington, or the sul1sc rfbers at Lit.Ie RAJ
WATKINS & CURRFN.
1-.lg , -cehr 1907 4-tf
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25

rurAu uv w,
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25
: 1920 Acres of land for sale.
TO ElIEGRANTS.

l. y n d. L A n DII
M have some Nine Thousa
fF Acres "a Land for Sale. situated
n Hampstead, SEWER, Clark. Ouachita and La
Fayette counties. \ considerable portion Of
which IS highly improved. the residue Is wild,
To any one desiring home, We viii sell on ac-
commodatInE terms We can offer an induce
ment to any one wishing to purchaseon specu-
lation- All we want Is a fair price
For description Of the above lands apply to
D- BLOCK & BRO.
Washington, Hampstead co.. Ark.
Nov. 10th, lS57.-47-tf
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25
}. -. HOWELL = co.,
RECEIVING & FORWARDING
NJ Il II C. III \ \ rs.
SHREVEPORT. oRT.................LoU1siAyA.
(oS THE LEVEL

SHBENEPOBT.. T.................LO LOUISIANA.
"AVE purchased the well known building
IL formerly occupied by Messrs Douglass 4
Dashicl. on the Levcc, tat the steamboat land
iug,l and are now prepared 90 receive. store or
forward cotton and merchandise Of every de-
scriptioH ut as low rates a. any respectable
house in Shreveport. Our warehouses are i'm
mcliately on the banks Of tLc river. and among
the largest and most convenient I'm the country.
which renders facilities for storing and ship
ping cotton equal &c not superior % that pos
sosscd by any other establishment on Rel river
Cotton viii be shipped without being exposed
90 mud or rain. All goods viii be promptly for
vs=iigl according 60 orlcr-; and every afisn-
ton will be paid to the interests Of our patrons
We are prepared O. make liberal cash alvan-
cc- on cotton or z0ols sent 20 our care.
We keep constantly on hand a complete a--
s7rtmeut Of gr1cerios, provisions, flour. bacon.
salt. sugar. m0las=c-, coffee. tea. candles SOAP.
whi-key. brandy. gin, rum. wines. syrurs. to-
hacco. snuff, fancy groceries. castin=s. nail-.
ETC.. which viii be sold at IL, lowest prices.
Feb. II, 1857. G-;r
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25
W. H. PRESTON g. CO.,
Notice---First and Last

A Ii persons indebted to the Estate Of the
II late Isaac y. Jones, are requested to come
forward and settle up, as the undersigned is by
law compelled to collect the debts Of collecta-
ble) without delay.
WM- ". ANDREWS, Ada'r
Of the Estate Of Isaac " Jonss, deed
Washington, Ark, March -, 1858. 70
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25
yVOGB. ROLLS!
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

WHEREAS. on the tEcuty-sixth l2ith) day
w of February, 4. D.. 1858, letters Of Al
ministration were granted the undersigned on
the Estate Of Isaac =. Jones. deceased, late of
the county Of Hampstead, State Of Arkansas,
aths. ClsIk. qI. ,ihe Court Of Probate Of said
hihit the same to the Administrator. properly
authenticated. within one yea Iafter the date ii
such letters, or they may be pr,elutled from any
benefit in the Estate, and il such claims hc
not exhibited within two years from the datc
Of such letters. they shall be forever barred
and prccludcl from any benefit from said e
tate.
WM. W. ANDREWS. idm'r
Of TIE Esfafe Of TsGae v. .ToHcs. der'd-
Washington, Ark's, Feb. 2G, 1858 .
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25
CHOICE LAND FOR SALE.

tHAUtNNl FlA-ND n UEK Sill.
ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF CHOICE
" LAND, located about nine miles northwest
Of Washington, on the North Fork of the Ozan,
Will be sold on reasonable terms if application
oe made seem The tract embracing the follow
ing numbers. to wit:
The Sc Of section eleven,
SW Of section twelve,
West ! Of NE Of section twelve.
nv Of SE 4 OF section twelve,
NV | of section thirteen.
+ Of Sc / of section thirteen.
Ne Of section fourteen
NE Of section twentv-four
All N township ten, south, in range 90 west.
Apply to
WM W. ANDREWS
Washington, Ark, June 18th, 1856. 26-tf
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25
Miss Anna McGrew,
FASHIONABLE MlLLINER
AND
M NTT KER

MANTUA-MAKER.
HAS taken rooms Mt the residence Of Mr..
IL X. L. Phillips, where she is prepared TO
attend promptly, and she trusts satisfactorily.
to all orders entrusted to her in the above line
OF business.
Washington, April :, 1853 lift
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25
RATES OF CHARGES {:

Extra charge for meals taken to rooms unless
in cases Of sickness.
Board due at the expiration Of each month
Persons without baggage arc required to pay
in advance.
No servant shall be taken from the house
without permission from the proprietor or the
clerk.
The proprietor hopes, by unremitted care and
attention, to merit a liberal share Of the public
patronage.
A. ]. WALLACE, Proprietor
Washington. Ark, June so, 1888. 26-ly
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25

JOHN y. HOWELL.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25
-4LSO-

I offer for ale a lot Of fine FURNITURE
smell as Chairs, Tables, wash-stands. Ge Also.
a lot Of Bedding. including several superior
spring mattresses, and a lot Of Tableware. Al
zo- llree Fo1l Stoves Any Of these articles
will he z1ld cheap for cazh, or good paper on
reasonable time For price Of Engines and
Boilers apply to the undersigned al Fulton. or
% Dir. ErTER, AZ Washington
JOHN GRAHAM
March 3d, Is5s. a-rF
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25

E-7y- Local Agents wanted.
June so. 1853.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25
Cairo s FugtoE, Railroad,
CArno AND FrLroy RAILROAD OFFTrrD
r.-.r- IL J

CArEo AID FrLroy RAILROAD OFFICE
Lit'ie E1-E, JrHHary 1G, 1857.
I y order to afford those who may wish 10 be-
1 come interested as Stockholders in the Cair-
AMI Fulton Railroad anil thereby pI1-ticfT in
the grant M lands made hv Congress to siid III
it. construction am opportunity Of doing 20 TIE
following local agents have been appointed and
duly authorized by the company to receive sub,
scrintions to its capital stock, to wit:
Dr- -JouS r. AIIEs, DatesviIIe, Independence
county.
RcHAED FATHEELY, Esq, Little Rock. Pu
laski county.
NJ M WrrHERsFooS, "a, ArlaIclphia, Clark
z s75-T--r--------
Col. r. MAETIS, r142ceton, Dallas county.
Mai. r. F. HENrsTEsD, Washington, Hemp
stead county.
Hon DAVID FoEAv. Paraclifta, SEWER county.
Also. the following travelling agents. 70 wit:
Col. H. c. DYE and l. NJ AIooRF. ESQ
EDW. CROSS
Presiaeat q. 81 H. R. R co.
Feb. III, 1857 -f
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25

will be supplied with every delieacy the country
affords-his house is well provided with care
full and attentive servants. his rooms are sup
piled with comfortable bedding and furniture,
and the proprietor pledges himself TO spare no
pains to promote the comfort Of his guests
There Is one advantage this house possesscs-
travellers can at almost all times obtain rooms
to themselves.
His Stables and Lots are large and convent
ent, well supplied with proyender. and viii be
attended by faithful and trusty 0stlers.
The following are his
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25
FRUITS AND PRESERVES.

TUSF received direct from Boston pr.s.rvoJ
Pine-applcs, Pears. Peaches. Ounces cber-
ri ios, Brandy fruits, Jcllics aud Jams Gov.
Oysters, Lobsters, sar'iines, Salmon, Aspara-
gus, Green Peas, Tomatoes, Pickles. SC To-
sale by W. II. FTTFR
December 23d, 1857.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-25
ETOa' Safe.

THE undersigned oifers
h for sale, On reasonable
tse:ss-=-=izzs4sz5-a terms, the Engines.
sS&5zzz.-szzl&L Rollers. and Boo
tor Of the steamboat white Cliffs now at
Fulton The Boilers are twenty-five feet lour
thirty-eight inches in diameter, Flues fifteen
inches, all of the best Iron,-have not been
used more than three months, and were mad.
under the provisions Of the new law, requiring
ali Boiler irrn tO bc of the best quality. vi not
pass inspection. The Engines are in comDIet.
order, and are thirteen inch cylinders. four
feet and 4 half stroke, with good chimnevs.
brecchinE and all complete, 70 make ffrst-rate
Saw Mill, with the additional expense of tie
aw gearing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
Geo. KSanCrOft's zSster.

NEW YORK, Feb. Is.
The speech which Hon. Geo. Bancroft
was to have delivered to the anti Lecomp
ton meeting, had it been held on Friday,
evening, was published this morning. He
holds that the Lecompton Convention had
no claim to the sovereignty in Kansas but
by usurpation; that it had in no wise the
sanction OF Congruss nor of the President,
nor Of the people Of Kansas, and was but
a cunning device to defraud the people Of
its sovereignty. Mr.. Bancroft exposes the
various frauds committed in the elections
in Kansas; denies that the Union is in any
danger; says that there is no Instruction
Or rebellion in Kansas; asserts that the
of the Lecompton constitution
have not one inch of democratic ground
to stand on; says there is no precedent for
enforcing constitution against the will Of
the people.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
CONVENTION AT ErNERAL PIT.
IN ORR PATRONS,

We are not getting hall money enough
to pay office and family expenses. Many
who are abundantly able to pay do rot
pay. Our past indulgence TO them has
nearly ruined us, for We will soon be com
PEELED to either stop printing or break, I'M
less relieved now. This is fact, every
word of it. We have a small stock OF
paper and ink on hand and some provIs-
ions. When they are gone we shall close,
unless relief comes. All know that we
have INDUCED to the utteTmost-that our
kindness in waiting on rich and poor has
damaged and seriously hazarded our for
tune. We have property bat can't turn 1t
into money for stock; perhaps our credit
is good as yet, but property and credit
won't buy stock nor pay debts. The crisis
did not take us by surprise; for year or
two we tried to prepare for 1t and urged
Others to do so. All we have to say now
is that we will hold in everlasting regard
those who pay up their small but just
dies. Our low rates of charging-lower
by SO per cent than any other office in
the State perhaps, and the cost of every
thing else being higher than ever efore,
led lis into want.
To satisfy our readers that we are in
earnest, next week we will commence pub
fishing our receipts, with the names of per-
sons paying, with statement OF OUTLAWS,
&c.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
Missouri Democrat.

This very large St. Louis paper comes
at onl; 81 90 year, is certainly the
ablest edited paper in the west and its
commercial an market tables exhibit as
tonishing industry. FRANK BLAIR, said to
be the ablest news. correspondent in Amer
lea, is the Washington letter writer tor
the Democrat. This paper is the home
organ of THes. H. BENTON and the able
advocate of emancipation in Missouri. Ii
is now the leading organ Of the Republi-
can party in the southwest and represents
The independent democratic movement
under the old regents, Benton, Blair,
Trumbul, &C., Of opposition to slavery and
the building up Of free labor. Address
Mckee g. Fishbeck, St. Louis, Mo. We
will order the paper for any Post Office in
Wisconsin at S 90 year in advance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
New York Day Book.

This is an elegant paper, same size and
appearance as the N. Y. Tribune. The
price is 81 90 for single copy, Or two
copies for $3 90. Address, Van Evrie,
Horton d Co., No. II Arm Street, N. Y.
The Day Book is strong Democratic
paper, extremely pro-slavery, holding that
as slavery is constitutional and exists n all
The territories, and by virtue of the bred
Scott decision also exists lawfully in the
free States, the people ought to turn about
al once and adopt slavery everywhere. 1t
would have the poorer classes of whites and
their families sold into slavery, regarding
kind masters as better than Aims Houses
and public charities. 1t holds that. sla-
very is "a christian institution, eminently
Democratic and right, irrespective of color
- though it prefers African slavery be-
cause the race is inferior to the whites
The Doy Book opposes Douglas and urges
the Lecompton Const tuition. We are de-
sirous Of making up u club Of ten for the
Day Book. Specimen copies may be
seen at this office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
6hixairxand D.sunlon.

TIE fire eaters are going to leave the
Union if the Lecompton Constitution Is not
adopted, and they will probably succeed
by such threats. They carried the annex
alton of Texas by this threat; they carried
the Fugitive Slave law in 1850 by organ
izilg disunion party; they came out
only last year for dsunion if Fremont was
elected. They succeeded in soaring
emo lgh democrats last fall to vote for Blu
chal an TO SAFE the Unse n-thev will prob
ably scare enough in 1858 to make a
Slave State out of Kansas. Next step
will De to provide for re, opening the slave
trade and scare enough to vote for it by
threats TO dissolve the Union. Republl-
cans are not to be scared by such threats
Coz. Seward says, that the position OF the
Republican party is this: 'every dollar OF
the nations treasure and. every drop OF
blood may be sacrificed, though this Union
shall never be dissolved" There are no
traitors nor disunionists in the Republican
party-none anywhere except among the
Buchanan democracy.