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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

The Charlottesville Exponent says:--"Far-
mers report the season as very favorable
one for sowing wheat. Tobaccoi is generally
cut. and is the best crop made, suffering less
from the dry weather and other drawbacks
than either corn or wheat"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

We hope to see the recent scenes and out
RACES in Baltimore universally condemned
and denounced by the press of all PARTIES
When the rowdies find that they can have
no party to fall back upon, or to sustain them
they must give up their ''trsde"-No pollu'
cal party needs tier support.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

The rufisns in Baltimore, charged With
wantonly assaultiug and beating an old man,
in the area of the Post Office, in that city,
u;l, he tried before the United States Court,
and it is thought will have their deserts. So
xnota II he
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

L. appears to be now conceded every
where in Europe tha. Paul Morphy stands
he uncontested Corypheus of the chess-play'
ing world. Indeed the English papers speak
of him with a warmth of admiration at least
equal to cur own, mixed moreover with a
trace of wonder, as if they conceived him 70
be in possession of more than mortal powers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19
SIIrKcrY.

On the 9th of October, DR.. II. NJ e.,
an accomplished surgeon Of LeXlng,oa. u,
performed O surgical operation, 10 VIZ
deep missions were made through he g:
and flesh, without pain to the patieoa /? so
ply causing current Of electricity ''.'
through the knife into the body Of ~ p.
tent, at the moment Of the incisi5D I1...
cal insepsibility thus produced i,a' c.mp.-.
and effectual as that caused by The aiml1.,
tration of chloroform or ether, while tie .da
gerous consequences sometimes Ee'Gt..
from their use are entirely avoided.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

A convention consisting Of delegates from
a large portion of the railroads in the country
met at the Cataract House, Niagara Falls, on
the 18th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

NIAGAZINES FOR NOVEMBER Al q
wi +. FRENCHS Book end PGioa.f. ] ".
Godey's Lady's Book for November IS bed.
tiful number, price 25c.
Grabam's Magazine for November, VIII as-.
tiful Fashion plates, 25c.
Peterson's Ladies National Nagazn" '5' u.
vember lSic.
Arthur's Home Magazine, for Ao's&.&
ls3c.
Household Words, 25c
Something New for toe Ladies, ! ~ -.
of Fashion, journal OF the Toilet &C.
My Lady LUDLOW, by Mrs GasoI.. al'a'.
MARY Barton North x SCUM, MOO. d.
Cottage" &c, Z5c.
Ellen Aakenza. or the Female Sailor Boz
London illustrated News tor tA.' VEGA
London Punch lZtc. oe ''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

The Government of Great Britain has ac-
tually chartered a company, endowed, 1t ID
said, with a capital sufficient to construct
continuous line Of railroad from Halifax to
the Pacific ocean, and, while we have been
satisfying ourselves with tho assured conVlc-
ton that the territory Of the British posses
sions is too cold and sterile to admit of q
work so gigantic, the English have been
quietly surveying railroad route through
this very couotry, and Professor Pallisser,
who for more than two years has been en-
gagged in tn. survey, does not hesitate to re-
port that the face and CONFORMATION of Brl-
tish America is "eminently adapted for rail.
road purpOses."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

Miss Mary Elizabeth, only daughter OF
DR., 5. w. Barker died 10 Charleston, of
yellow fever, on tho 9th instant in the
18th year of hcr age. Ga the 18th, last
Tuesday, Sanford VIM. Barker, brother of
Mary, died of yellow fever, in the I'D year
of his age. A few days previous to ihe death
of Mary, q younger brother died OF the same
fell discase-thus in seventeen days, two sons
and and an only daughter, ali grown up H.
to intelligent companions, have been snatch
ed from one household.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

Ex.presideut Ri7as, of the Republic OF M
carapus. denies that be signed the deciara'
t;on. offensive to this country, which was ap-
nended to the "Belly contract."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

Il ia said that large majority OF the Ger
mana v,.ed for the ticket, in Philadelphia, 10
onposition to tho Democratic party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

The authorities Of New Orleans and Mo-
bile again give notice to strangers to keep
away. for the present, from those cities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

See an article in another column IN rsia-
ton TO the importation of fine fock OF
Sheep, into Culpeper, by Mr.. Bradford.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

The Fair of the Maryland State Agrlcui'
tural Society commences in Baltimore TO-
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

About noon On Saturday last, the U. States
frigate Sabine got under weigh and sailed
from New York upon the expedition to Para
quay. The Sabine takes out the special Min
lister of the United States, Judge Bowlin, aud
his suite, and also the naval and military
commander OF the expedition, Commodore
Shubgick. Her complement Of men, includ-
ing marines, is about five or six hundred.--
She is to proceed no further than Buenos
Ayros, where the minister and his suite will
be received on board the United States war
steamer Fulton which will proceed immedi-
atey up the river towards Asuncion' the
capital of Paraguay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

40 effort is making in Massachusetts, to
revive and re-organize the Wing party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

CHOvELS AND TONG>, AnA''i'
= Carriers. Coal Holds, Goa. ,'''g.'' ~.
Sllters, Waffle and Wafer i:ohs' h''A
Sauce Pans and Kettles. Spec No!.@l'. 81 IT,.
ing Irons Patent SER Healing DO Con-. ''
tiers, Oyster BroiIers, Scales aud "f,sA' ::
Cutters, Apple Pearers and CoLsTs, fa.5 ..
Cleaners, French Roll Pans. FOR sa's oi..y
rI....s,,,ry A.. -,'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

NEW MEDICAL BOOK>-Ls''',,. ~ .
~ Diseases VI Women, by ,laf.'' d..
d., author OF Lectures on me pi..1's
dren" complete in one Volume pn'' . ..
Diseases OF the Urinary OrgaR'. " ,g'. ..... .
OF their Diagnosis, Pathology a.o - .,.,..
by William Wallace Moreianh. u ~. w..
merous ilIustrarions, in one oc,a'o 50. i .,'
50. Just published by B.anca@ ,a,, . aE,t
for sale by oct ~ h"Di
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19
WYE ARE THIS DAY RECEIVING.

WE ARE THIS DAY REtEl|!N'
w addition 10 our former stock
Heavy Sd and ID fuind '.o'a'
Heavy SartIne,s and Shreps Grey
Plain aud Fancy Cashmere
Plaid Linseys, Red AMI Wnl'r t.&'.-'
Plaid Domesrics and Striped V'aa0I.-'
Ginghams, Fancy Prints, Dsb"gr'
Mousline de Lanes, Irish Linens
Linen Sheetings, Diapers Nc, 10 N'.,. ~
would call the attention OF our custom i.
oct 10 J.F. Il l.. 4. LAhA.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

TAZZARD POWDER Having mac
raugements with the Halza@ i"'.
Com pany, for the sale OF their ro"ph"
are now prepared 10 supply our cns.o'.'' I.
dealers generally, in lots 10 sun, ana d. ''''
bic prices We hayejust received
$50 kegs F. +. F. and KENTUCKY -,
$50 Blasting Powdrl and 10
days will be in receipt OF lpr'a"r 'afi,,
IN. McyElGH 80
oct 10 PEn''.-'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

A letter il the New York Herald, dated
from Richmond, says:--"Some leading men,
bers of the democracy in Illinois, have solicit
ted Governor Wise to take the stump in that
State in behalf Of Doug las. The Governor de-
ciines, but writes letter which will, doubt
less, soon be published, giving his views of the
issues involved in that campaign. As am
informed, BIO warmly advocates Douglas re-
election, aud boldly maintains the position
which he assumed at the outset Of the Lee
compton controversy. The letter will be
found to embody all those characteristics OF
clearness, force and ability which mark eve
~ production Of that extraordinary man
Facts and figures and not specuatlons or va
que geperalities are proverbal features Of
whatever emanates from him; and bis forth
coming letter will be found fully to sustain
his peculiar prc-eminence 10 these character
istics." We know nothing Of this letter ex-
cept what is here said.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

DARGAINs! BARGAINS ..-Ha.'Ir- =,
ID mined to change ny ol''h,'', .,.., .
and after TINS date, otter my emu.
Fancy Goods, Hosiery, &c, al S'e'.' M,
prices. All persons waning so''' .,s,, g,
will DO well TO call aud examine ~
fore purchasing, as bargains n.45 VrRki,
Come one, come al, to = v, ,, >..is
oct 10 fahc! "''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

TUsT RECEIVED, at No. 10 North Fairfax
u street, supply OF Extra English and Amer
lean BLISTER STEEL, Norway Nail Rods,
and Band Iron also. all sizes of Oval, and Rod
Iron 4 OF the above Will be sold at the lowest
prices Wrlghs Burglars Alarm, for sale by
the gross or single one.
sep is GEO r. BALDWIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

The New York Herald states that BY the
operation Of the Encumbered Estates Court in
Ireland, nearly twenty-five millions Of hopeless
Indebtedness have been cleared off, and the
industry and productive resources OF Ireland
benefited nominally to the same, but in real
ity to a much larger amount. Once liberia
ted from the incubus If this enormous burden
and fructfed by the capital returned 10 II u
through indirect channels, the soil OF lreiahu
has shown that i. is fully capable of sustain
ing population much larger than that when
has hitherto dragged out miserable anu
precarious existence upon it. The Irish Ia
borer can earn wages sufficient to support ms
family in comfort, because the present hoia-
ers of the land are free from debt and have
the means Of cultivating it. The Improve
ment which has taken place in his CONDITION
is, az a natural consequence, reachng upon
the manufacturing ADD commercial interests
OF the country, and thus we see the linen
trade aud Others of the old staple interests OF
ireland rapidly reviving, whilst the adSah-
tases of her splendid maritime position arc
being developed by new enterprises ike that
of Mr.. Levers Galway line OF steamers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

TMBROIDERIES-Wlll oPr" 81. Err
L. avery handsome assorimein ,.' .. q
derles, embracing novelties Eei 20 90 al. q
Ladies are respectfully invited 10 ''
anime them. ,nkiS = c.
oct 70 bRi An r..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-19

oct 10 Dealer in Housekeeping A..
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21
~

80 ~ d
at sAa lad qlaes u roar DODGE,
eommsnsiag % ASsaaaY, sAs twanty -Esrsi
DAY oe ysss msxk. eoF ne diapoaaa az ne
vaeans tanda In shs essa nm@hagsd sections
wlkhin ths maAssnamaieA sowAafsaps,
which remasn be rs DATED States. sssasa
q sasles On aaxk as&s az khe q Dubuaae ard
! paesfsc nasleaaa.v aahisse ~ Required By
lag, 20 i mamamnan Of so @ai1aga and &fsy
esass per Mags, vfs
NertA If ska bsss Has sma aseas II ~ GfIA
egsaeipag msgsaiea.
TownshaDa 50 and % aK gange 10.
TowaahArs 90, 30 and 90 81 ranges 80
| n, %, y. ii, q, %, 27, Is, q, 80 and 81.
Tewnships %, 50, % and d. Of rangs
90.
Townahips 90, 90, md VI, nj range ..
AT the Eand osies as SIOUX CITY,
Isosamencing % MondaY, ths seventh dAy
I az June nsx4. for the disposal os tbs pub.
Lie iands, Aers1sgevs aaegsTed, situated wisA
Ia the golicwing manned townships ard partt
OF sownshlps, VIZ
Nags1 ~ H. baae hss aaad sass& II ia go
pgiRcsgai msgidsan.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21

Al sna Land 0Asea al SIOUX CITY,
eonaaa sAeing % Thursday, the kEsk day OF
JAW naxk, Kog the dAsposaa Of shA vacant
lands In sha eusm msxmksga3 sections, wasAlD
shs undsgmaasasnea sowaaAapss wAAeh gsa
mmkr ID ne unifAA States wzkhAn ssx msskss
- asS& as&a Of khe HfamhHnns and PAczAe
gaiIgoads and kAa asawa 0aasSaI All I.azss
gaiIsoaA p suhiscS, a. required b. Law 60
D msnlmun ok saes dollars ard 6gty cants
per aGge, via
On he aDabaqas and Pasias ratlraaa y
NORTH At The bsss has assd sssss Of fAs
Nlh pysneSpdi Hasfsdtaa.
Townships %, %, and 81, Of ranges "a,
=, Towa.hips %, u, and q, oranges %,
townships %, 81, @, and %, Of ranges
Townships q, % and %, d saHgss a,
Fowash a 80, 30, 81, "a and % otraAgs
Townships =, %. 81, and "a, 4 saass
Townships %, 81, knd %, ae range 81.
On the aIowa Central Air Line Esll"
road. ..a.s.s.-s
Townships 81, Of rangen - and 80. d.
Townships 50 and 81, Of Eangs 80.
Townshtps d, 81 and 81, Of ranges 81
80, 80, 20 and III.
Tewashlps 50 and 81, Of range -
Townahip So % range -.
Akkhe Land oa6ee at COUNCIL BLUFFS
commencing on McRdays tAs ssssnfh Dag
| az Juna as1I, for the disposal a9 shs paAo-
he Landa, AessfsfsTa anqssTed, situated With
In kfla following named townships and
parta Of sownshipa, viz $50.
NogtA Of tie base lias aBa s0sst u he
G1sA prtaespai HseEsdsea.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21
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a alsnvp0xsa. Ass1ls euslakgs Lava
81 go n I'll 80 eassxsa 81 w aMsewa Egwa
md Nebraaam. aaa ghe napEsznB CemEa 0g
Iowa. NssAl@ss8
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21

Fmna AvGKsss NumsnRw N2Am &c ssNu~
60 reg. Iowa.
II. M auodKalIow, az o. CITY
VIII garmaah III gpod arsEex, aaeh
sss6E ssnaslka "a sfaased kaEE a hare A0na
shs bert o. Iowa pFaigass - thA aAst IL
yeArs
kRkes maeA 90 open mimsag Az nAnsaS Ms~
cure "a orchard "a good Erssig.
GTasts per huaaFeA an4aa
Trees Y years Did peF hunaea
Aiao Dwarf gsargs rlusaA, ksgmasntal
trees am& sAruhbek
Fog eaTsA n sAl u - ssaKd-
ware Store 6s 9 iRsaa. aAS lAasa aFaasa.
GsaAeai nlszss y l.. 81 ~ mS.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21
"a. d. FORD
Al Il. sT0NR

I NJ 49, 2
A ITORMEX aaa Couaaeilog % Lev and
d soiIeEEDr In shaaeexy, VIII giva pEemps
aEtamEiOa I'd all hmsimaHs iatFmataa 70 lis
care, In either slsa eEh on TN 1adaesaa Dis
trirt, or In tbs akaae
- Oasce % Bgeadway ssrases CnanEl
BlaKg, Iowa. vsnsau
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21

Asths land ofies at SIOUX CITY, com
meaeing on Monday, the twsaEy-arBt day
Of June next, for the disposal Of the pub
lie lands, heretofore mReessed, situated
within the following namsa townships and
parts Of townships, viz
yoRTR OF xHR BAsE LINE AKp WEST OF
TRK BrFTR PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21

r. .. cu@gEas g@Mw D.. 9umm.
CUNNING q
&kasgmsse vi Emn am& RsaA &Ma@se AMsmEa,
OMAHA CITY r. r.
NTILL attend GaLthkmEiy Ama @EeaMRklY 30
wv ell baaimesa SxmnAaeaIan emkgnssn6 10
them, la kha TegEakaEima &c E0wa eeasss, e.
The ruTehaae DC lots sd Eamaas, amaFsss an
pxe-exaps eoIAsekaNna, 80.
OaAss In me "a sa1agy a9 Hengy u
Reefs aBss bzsaaang, sasaElY @pn0zik@ Wee
taya Exchanges BARB FaEnhama stTsae
jan1-57 70
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21

A. VI. LAR1MKRv
ATT0R EEY n 4 A
eouxggG aLuryss sowA.
KwOyE1cK ca Rroaawmg y5gszl1
y. p. eAsspv. Esn. EKNT.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21
4. COCHRAN,
GENERAL LAND AGENT.

roUMexE aGuKx@y aawA.
yETKIsT. TsFomEssay asseaa be- TIE s0eMkaDm and
wv sale 81 Land WaEgAaza es@ m1sa-E aaAa-
dents; tia pay HsanE az taxes, ard the pax~
shaaa and aaIs sg real sakske gsmaxaaay .-~~
VIII also enter iazAa EaT a@gEiaEs asA gaxa
ims Tor paymsnt- ~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21
gosEpH I. SHARP

4 TT0RNEY ard CsanHsIIo3 as LAW
"a Glsnwo0d, Milla eounsy, Iewa, WI 81
END To all hasinsss la the 9Th 1utaeaal Dis
sTict entrusted 20 hia caKes be viii also al
lend to BUSINESS In EhA EapFszae EQszEt ag saia
sszte and of the Unated States. vlnson
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-04-21

At ths land oE8es at COUNCIL BLUFFS
commanding 90 Monday, ths eouEtssn4h day
Of Juns Asxts tor the disposal oe the vacant
LANDS In thu eusH nasabered seetianB within
the uEldeTmsntloasd townships, watch res
useAn % tAR Uaitsd States, withan Sir mSs3s
an SAGA side ef the Iowa CsntEai Air Lac
EaiiEsad, tbs Mississippi and Missouri
ggilgosd, y aAd the = RHgiiRgson add Nilsson
n River raiirusds 2 subject, as required By
law, 70 0 miRimam of sas dagEara and sfEv
csaaa per scgs, via
On tbs iowa Caakral AIR Line gaIIroa6. y
NegaA VI kAs Aasa liak aaa aaaag afkAs GA prsa.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-08

THE PROPELLER NORTH AMERICA
BURNED.-The Detroit Tribune says
the propeller North America of
Cleveland, which had recently been
chartered for the lighthouse service,
was entirely destroyed by fire on Thurs
day night, while lying at anchor just
above the Elbow,"on the Flats, six
miles above New Baltimore. The fire
caught about midnight, and the boat
was in one sheet of flame within five
minutes of the time of its discovery.
The crew consisted of twelve persons,
and there were also on board two pas
sengers, all of whom jumped overheard
and were providentially rescued by the
boat belonging to the schooner Will
Ham," of Buffalo. The North Ameri-
ca was a new propeller, owned by Lu-
Their Moses, of Cleveland, and valued
at about s22, 200. She was launched
last year, but did little or no business
until this season. She was insured fol
$4,000 by agencies in Detroit.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-08
Arrival of the City Of waski1grsG.

ST.. JOINS, July 3.-The' steamship
City of Washington arrived off Cape
Race on Friday, and summary of her
news was obtained by the Associated
Press. Her advices from Liverpool are
to the 2sd ult., four days later than fur
nished by the Ariel.
The news does not possess any I'M
usual interest. Cotton was dull. Bread
stufs dull and nominal Provisions
dull.
Consols are quoted at 975@95a for
ex-dividend. 1r
1t is rumored that Mr.. Dallas was
satisfied with the arrangement OF Eng
land on the Cruiser question.
A large fire occurred in London the
loss isseveral hundred thousand pounds
sterling. f
tits rumored that Droyn De L'Huy's
will succeed Pelisscr.
The sales of cotton for the last three
DAYS were 10000 bales including 5000
to spectators and for export; the pri-
ces were easier and unchanged
The advices from Manchester are un-
favorable; there is but little enquiry
and prices are weak.
Flour is very dull and sales are UNI
important. Wheat steady Corn dull.
Bacon heavy; offered at decline.
Lard heavy and lower sales at $40
54s Cd.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-08

State or territory, unless he be of a
prescribed color.
Thus is the petted institution omni-
present in our land. Congress cannot
prevent its admission into the terrific
ries; the free States cannot refuse it
temporary protection within their linn
its; color is the test of citizenship, and
every legal obstruction to the complete
triumph of Southern doctrines is now
removed, and of verify Slavery is
supreme. Well may the question be
asked, Whittier are zoe drifting? Has
not our government indeed drifted
away from its original mornings, and is
it not floating upon a current that will
ere long undermine its republicanism,
and leave us the form, as we now
have much. of the substance of a rigid
oligarchy.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-08


eW The editor of the Toledo Blade
publishes a long list of reports of the
crops from Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa
and Kentucky, and from such reports
he draws the following conclusions:
"The conclusion which we draw
from the foregoing account is that, al
though the crops may be much injured
in some places perhaps entirely de-
stroyed-from which the loss to indi-
viduals will be heavy, yet, that, taken
as a whole, the amount of grain raised
in the West the present year will fall
but little if any short of an average
crop, and that, in wheat particularly,
the quality will be finer than has been
raised for years. The weather is now
very fine for ripening and harvesting
wheat, and for making corn and pota,
toes grow. We believe that some OF
those who have been croaking loudest
will be disappointed by finding them
selves blest with fair crops"
In this county, so far as we have
seen, crops of all kind look finely.
Wheat, Oats and Grass never looked
better. Corn, is somewhat backward,
but the prospects now are favorable for
full crop.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-08
Senator Stuart.

We observe In the published list of
gentlemen who are aspiring for the
gubernatorial nomination by the DEM
ocracy of this State, that the name of
Hon. Chas. E. Stuart is omitted. Mr..
Stuart's friends we understand, are
hard at work for him, and that his
chances are the best of any of those
named. The knowledge of this fact is
re-exciting all those bitter personal and
factious animosities which grew ont Of
his management of the appointments
for this State, and bis detection from
the Administration in the hour of trial.
While there is no doubt that the anti
Lecompton Democracy eutnumbered
the Buchanan men in this State, Mr..
Stuart, if put forward as their repre-
sentative, would have to encounter not
only the special opposition of the Blu
chanan fuglemen, but the implacable
enmity of almost every old leader of the
party in the State. But it may be that
the Douglas faction of the Democracy
intend to throw down the glove, and by
the nomination of Mr.. Stuart point a
direct rebuke to the Administration,
and tell the Lecomptonites to do their
worst. This is probably the real inten-
ton, and if so there is fun ahead. We
have no idea that Mr.. Buchanan would
remain silent spectator of such con-
test. He would soon. have Grund, or
some such political huckster in the
field, booking after his interests, and
every Custom House, Post Office, and
Land Office, would become political
armory.-DetrOit Tribune -
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-08


Gov. DENvER's Motive FOR RE-
sIGN1NG.-A Washington correspon-
dent of the Philadelphia Press writes:
Governor Denyer's reported resigna-
ton is not on account of his being "dis-
gusted." He had fulfilled his orders
too sedulously to fly into a passion now:
Should he throw up his commission, OF
which / have little doubt, it will be be-
cause Lecompton viii be thrown into
the Missouri river on the Sd of August,
and for this reason only. Why should
he remain to be sacrifice? What
hope can he have in Kansas? None In
the wide world. He is a fair man, q
good Democrat, and, for the mission he
accepted, the best that could have been
found. He will come back, and come
here, and win doubtless be well re.
membered for his bootless but industri-
GUS labor of love-.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-08
Affidayits of Settlers to be made at tho
time and place of Sale.

Some inquiries have been made,
whether persons designing to make
affidavit of their intentions to become
actual aud bona fde settlers on swamp
lands, within one year from the time
of purchase, would have to do SO per
sonaAy before the Commissioner.
While the Commissioners regrets this
necessity, yet, it is his opinion that the
law is express on this subject, and gives
no other alternative, as he has already
published in his notice of sale. The
additional aflidavits of supervisors or
Others, mentioned in the notice of sale,
(when needed from pine land or mine
raj sections,) that the lot wanted by
settlers are not particularly valuable for
timber, mines, salines, &c, can be Ia
ken in the several counties, at any time
before the sale. Personal affidasits Of
settlement are required at the time O
sale at all the public sales of United
States land.-La'asi'ag Republican.