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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-05
rtiacate Of packages Of 10 whole tickets IS
" 10 Half a
+" 10 Quarter" q
10 Eighth 4" II

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money TO address for the tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers have tickets ending In any figure they may
designate
The list OF drawn numbers and prizes will be sent pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their post Office, county and State.
Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable In
full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid Immediately az
the drawng-other prizes the usual time OF thirty
days All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets certificates to
s. SWAN 4 CO., Augusta, Ga.
~ list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one entitled
to- will be published after every drawing In the following
papers, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intellgencer New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News, Rich
mond Dispatch NewYork Dispatch, Augusta (Geo.) Con.
titutionalst and Pauldng (Mlss) Clarion. Jan rs.
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4 KETIRED physician sEyENTY.FIvE

Il HETIREU FIJI S1CTNN NV FNT I III 7.
IN YEARS o. AGE-Whp.c lands Of life have nearly
ont, discovered while in the East Indies, cerfnin
for Consumption, Asthmn, Brouchs Coughs. C"l-
nnd General Debility. The remedy discovered by
him when his ony child. daughter. given up to die
He had heard much Of tn" Wonderful restorative hnd
healing qualities of preparations made from The East In
dian hemp, and the thought occurred Ia him that he
might nuke remedy for his child He studied h"rd and
succeeded in realizing his wishes His child cured
aud now alive and we'll He has succ administered tn"
wonderful remedy ,housnnds Of sufferers in all pnris q"
the world and he has failed in making them
plctcly healthy md happy Wishing do much good
possible, he will send TO such of his afflicted feowbe
ngs request it, this recipe with full and explicit drec
ons for making it up and successfully using H. lie re-
qures each applicant 10 inclose him shilling three
to be returned postage Tho recipe and the
mander to be applied TO the payment OF this advertise
mcnt
Address DR.. H. JAMES, 10, Grand Street, Jersey City,
NJ J.
CAUToS.-I have son.in law authorized 10 scnd my
recipe, ns has boon advertised. March lin
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BY G0DDIS a. APPtEsnS .,-,7.c-
TRUSTEES SALE uE p,nu
IN GOOcHIASD cnTiSTN ny ,hhN,

IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY on I.HrS
'"A'' '.'"hS ABOVE RICHMOND, ANp ~ SLAVES
. : r, THEREON
a 'r''ec .n de"d OF must executed by Samuel D
- - hsaAa anu we. bearing date November Is57
hnu lreorued ia uoochlhnd County Cour, | shall in
."e'ut'onl OF tue same. and with the corcprrsnc.
nG S appreciation OF said lehke. proceed TO selI a,
vHHn.y an ~ ir2n, al Goochlhnd Courthouse on
SrDa'' Ht ION Mhrch, lt5e, (being court I,v
,d 'he ',sct OF land adjoining the Court House
called snowden, on which said Leak now re,ides
.n'ahe 1'o acres OF which rbou IS acres ere river
w stounus, OF the nnest quality The high land very
800 au eaP'1le u Inc hichesr Improvement There
an ample supply OF wood land embracing son. ,xcc
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RICHMOND THEATRE.
FAREWELL BENEFIT AND LAST ArPEARANCE
E. ONE OF ice distinguished young American Tragedian,
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH
Who will appsar this evening In
TRAGEDY AND COME d.
FEalDAY EVENING. March 5tb will be performed
~ soels great Tragedy of the
APOSTATE.
aS IN hp"is bOol d.
Village Hurnppo. .......... -. Miss Jennie Hight.
TSconcIuds with Shakspeares Comedy Of
TANNING TIE SIIREW.
t! '.-ca.o ............... Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH
THE CANPBELLS' ARE COMING:
RHTHGRTEEE PERFORMERS.sA
NETROP OLITAN HALL!
FOUR NIGHTS
Commencing Monday, March Sth.
MAT PEEL'S
i"G Troupe Of Original Campbelrs Minarels,
AVE the honor 10 announce series of their Popular
IL CONCERTS The Company is comprised Of the
-' :isht in the United Srates-all under the direction
y .e world renowned NAT PEEL.
tsrchanle Of Programme nightly. For particulars.
r' Bill, OF the i4y
p Tickets % cents. Doors open at 6i-commence
= ;. o'clock DR FAJOEES
snch t-lw Agent
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-.i,..' YALE OF FARM

tRiNCE GEORGE,
AZ 1!.Gi SDkED AND FORTf-TWO.ACEE.s.
" chlle. BANKS, near To Jam.s River, -bs.
bounded on sowers Creek which is naYis adj, ;o
sells entering from James River
As trustee in two deeds at trust from Coz T. e sic"
dated l5n and 18th january 1855. duly recorded ~
Prince George County Court shall proceed to sell ~
r ublic Auction on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, tn,
10Th Of March, ISIS, at IL o'ckuck. A. NJ. II iar, il
the lair day, the Farm called El Banks. located
above (ahd adjoining "maycox, the beautiful at
DR. John ColcD and now in the occupancy 0. C Hicc.
The improvements on the place consist Of Brick Dwell
and other buildings, somewhat out OF repair On ih-
place there is large parcel Of pine wood suitable
charcoal, which easily be delivered vessels IT,.
landing on POwell'B Creek.
The deed requires cash salc hut authorize
say that the paymru, of one.ourth cs,h the bal
be postponed Tor g. IL and j. months, for n"eo,
liable interest added, secured by dcs. Tho
for es 10 be paid 10y the purcbsscr he title
believed to be perfect but the will convey with
the usual special warranty.
w GODDJN
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NOTICE.
q CALLED meeting OF the Stockholders of the Jane.
n River and Kanswha Company, will be held in THU
city Wednesday the 9Th March, 1855 at u o'clock
N.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Know all men by these Presents, that we, the subscr
ses being Stockholders the James River and kanawht
Company, do hereby constitute and appoint - -
our true and lawful Attorney and Proxy, to represent
each of in all General Meetings of the Stockholders
said Company held within six months from and alter the
date hereof when not personally preecnt repre-
scented by other Proxy with full and author
~ such General Meetings. to give such vote or votes
and TO do such act or acts as zach of US could give
or do as member of the said meetings If per
sonally present. aud do hereby ratfy aud conhrr
whatever vote votes acts, said Attorney may
lawfully give do for in pursuance of the authority
hsrehy conferred upon h i'm.
Wines. our hands and seals, this 49, day o.
ono thousand eight hundred and ---.
-, (sEAL.)
Teate --, (sRAL.)
BY order of the Board of Directors.
WIN p. MUNPORD, Secretary.
Fab "a
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March ,-cw.- 00p'-tI A. !. BRENT C. enc.
,I0O SARAH WINSTON, Mary Winston and Duic

,INO Arab WINSTON, Mary Winston and Dulci'
L mia Winston, children and hers.at law of John Win
ston, deceased:
You will take notice. that the s2nd day of March
next the Office of Francis H. Dsvidge, Commissioner
ledgments &C. between the hours of 10 o'clock In the
morning and5 o'clock in the evening Of the day,
shall proceed take the dispositions OF Mrs Sarah Mere
ing the Circuit Court nf Lancaster County i'll which
you aud others defendants aud in my right,
and administrator OF John Hinton, deceased plain.
,ig. Should the said dispositions be begun and not com
plcted that day. they will be continued from day to
day until they are completed
THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
In his own right aud ad unisra,or of John Hinton
By B. H. Robinson, his attorney. Feb 23-cwt22dMnr
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NAMES RIVER HYDRAULIC CElIEST-The
- celebrated James River Cement Works now in
full and successful operation, and prepared furnish
10 OOO casks monthly.
The Cement is manufactured from PURE HYDRAU.
Lie CEMENT STONE, and approxmatcs the
original Roman Cement than any other in the United
States.
In order to maintain the high reputation it now pes.
sessc the manufacture Is conducted with the greatest
care and SKILL strictly dcardng all foreign matter aud
nut M in good strong casks without adulteration
,V9EVERY CASK WARRANTED.
Orders should he addressed To the General Agents
Feb II BRIDGFORD & co, Richmond Va.
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Rules held in the Clerks Office o
ihe Cirnuit Court of the City of Riuhmuui tho 81


the Circuit Court Of the City Of Richmond, the Sd
day of March, 1853
Daniel Trueheart and Geryas s. Trueheart executors
Of William Truehoart, deceased plaintiffs
Against
John Dued and Frances his wife, John r. Pslmore, Gf
aGve,) and William R. Pamore and other Defendants.
The object OF this suit is to subject the land in the
county Of Powha,an called Lethe, purchased by BeDa-
min Palnore deceased, OF VIM w Mosby, trustee, tor
Wade Mosby, the elder the purchase money still due
the same the payment Of debt due from the said
Wade Mostly to the estaror OF the plaintiffs and affidavit
having been made and filed that the defendants John Dui.
and William r. Pslmore above named, residents
of this esth the said defendants notified
appear at the Rules be holden In the Clerks Office of
said the rst Monday In May next, and do
what 10 necessary TO project their interests in this suit
Copy-Teste.
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TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
AN now prepared ~ furnish you with Boots d,
4 and Shoes of the very best quality and OF the
latest style, and nj rs fair prices such goudsy
can be- had at any house in the United States
ALER. HILL, Importer aad
Manufacturer of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and
Shoes, No. le7, Main street, Richmond. Va.
Feb 90
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VIRGINIA, TO wit:-At Rules held In the Clerks
v Office of the Circuit Court Northumberland
County on Monday, the first day of March. 1859:
Joseph w. DUNCAN, IN AssUMPsT AND UPON AN
, ATTACHMENT Returned EX.
Richard H. Pellsburg } EcUrED
The object of this suit OF Richard H. Pes-
burg the defendant the OF fifty dollars with interest
thereon from the first day Of January 1883 until paid in
damages And appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendant nonresident of the State OF Virginia
of the plaintiff by counsel 10 ordered that
ter due publication OF this order and do what
10 protect his interest and that copy of this order be
published eek for four successive weeks in the
Richmond Enquirer newspaper published In the City
of Richmond and that another copy thereof be ted
at the front door OF the Courthouse Of said County the
trs, duy Of the noxt County Term.
ACopy-Teste,
March 4-cwiw A. BRENT, c. Z. N. c.
VIRGINIA, TO wit:-At Rules held In the Clerks
y Office of the Circuit Court Of Northumberland
County on Monday the first day of March, 1855:
Joseph DUNCAN, In DEBT AND UPON AN Ar
" ; rAcHhEsr RETURNED Exc.
Richard II Pellsburg cu1ED
The obje Of th, suit is TO recover Of the defendant
Richard H. Pesbu,g, the sum Ut sxtyOn dollars and
fifty cent? with thereon, from the LIST day of ia
nuary 1856. And |, appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the defendant of the State OF Vrsi
dered that the sai defendant do appear here within
month due publication of this order, and do what il
necessary to protect his Interest," and that copy of this
order be published week Tor four successive weeks
in the Richmond Enquirer newspaper published in the
City OF Richmond and that another copy thereof be
posted the door OF the Courthouse Of said County
on the first day Of the the next County Court.
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5, ass Prize, amounting to 900
Whole Tickets, 4iO: Halves, rs; Quarters, 42 So
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to 5N0N, corresponding with those
numbers the tickets printed separate slips OF
encrcled with small tin tubes and placed in wheel
The hrst 457 prizes similarly printed and encirced
placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then rsvoved, and number Is drawn
from the wheel OF numbers, and at the time prize is
drawn from the other wheel The number and prize drawn
opened and exhibited to the audience and register
ed by the Commissioners: the prize being placed against
the number drawn This operation Is repeated until all the
prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZEs.-Th. two preceding and the
succeeding numbers to those drawing the first prize,
will be entitled to the 2S Approximation Prizes For
Pile: II ticket No 1880 draws the $4,000 prize those tick
cts numbered 1124S 1929 1l2l 1889 will each he en
tied to $780, II ticket No $50 draws the $4,000 those
numbered 54s $40 $751; 552 will each be entitled
1900, and SO according to the above scheme
The 1000 prizes of $40 will be determined by he last fig
OF the namber that draws the $40 prize For
ple il the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with 10
then all the tickets where the number ends In will be
entitled TO $40 II the number ends with g then all the
tickets where the number ends In will be entitled to 800
and 40 on too.
Certificates Of packages will be sold at the following
rates, which Is the risk:
Certificate Of packages Of 10 whole tickets ssO
10 Half 40
10 Quarter
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ISFIRMAiY OF TIE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
raNHS institution located the Of Marshall and
IL College Nrecs. i'll convenient and airy situation,
is open tor the reception OF patients throughout the year.
All persons requiring Medical Surgical aid except the
insane, and persons affected wi cona:ou dseaIes
admitted into is wards
The accommodations for the sick complete and pr.
vnic provided 10, patients desiring them
The patients under the charge of the Professors OF
The College aided by experienced Resident Physician
The charges or Board, Medical Attendance Nursing and
Medicine, Are,i
White patterns So per week.
ColoreH W. d No. oo
private fOO'ni 10 Slo 10.
By an arrangement with the proprctors of the Belle
Hospital III req urne Surgical operation in
addition the above rates. lee, varying from 81
$40 In different will be charged for the operation
The particular fees may be- ascrrthned application
either the attending surgeons TO the President Of the
lnhrmary.
All charges be- paid on the removal of the patient
Prrs the country desiring 10 send patients TO the
intrmnry obtain information concerning IT, may ad
arrrs the Pies'dcn, the Steward
Attending Surlcuns-Prois GIBSON, PErrcoLAs and
WEXFORD
Attending ph yscians-Profs TUCKER and CONWAY.
| Resident, ?hy sicinn-MAkIoN HowARp NJ. d.
Stcward-F. NJ. PARRISH.
- Ion ,2,p
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w "VVUTNt
Feb l6-ctds }. l.. AppERSOE trustees



'UNHE subscriber being DESTROYS al d-vo ting time 10
II farming, oilers for -se his Hotel At Hanover COur.
House together with 2s of Lana attached OF
which large portion is cleared - acres having been
Gently lined Besides the Hotel OF II rooms, the
buildings the consist 0 three large ttnbrs with
100 stalls house overseers house. ice house smok
house. kitchen nld tire. out.housc- for servhnts-ai L,
good repair
Should sale be made before tho O,h day OF MnrcL
1885, the will then be- offered publicly the
bidder, when the (Which will be accommodating
will be made known.
Persons wishing purchase confer with .ub.
sc:i5er, by letter or otherwise.
PHILIP II. WINSTON
Feb 5-ctds Hanover Court House.
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SCHOOL IN POWHATAN COUNTY.
n HAVE determined to reduce my school to smaller
number than hnve heretofore been in the habit OF
teachlg
The scho) will be tnught my house. in the county of
P"whatan and am prepared to TAX. four live board
ers.
The sriics, attention will bc paid the morals Of the
school, ani scholar will BE- taken whose morals
rtnd Post Oifrc-Bnsv!llc
March l-cw4w W.T. H. GORDON
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March 4-cw4w BENIN POLLARD. u. C.

" lHGlNlA-At Rules hold III the Clerk Unncc vi
the Circuit Court OF the City Of Richpond, On the
sd day Of March, 1883:
Edwin Robinson, Plaintiff,
Against
Tho Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road
Company and Moor N. Fails Of the city OF Baltimore IN
tho State of Maryland, Defendants
The object Of this suit 10 recover OF the defendant
Moor N Falls the aaouu, of two promsory notes. and TO
subject lh,yhr ahnres OF tho capital stock OF the
Richmond, Frsdeicksburg and Posomse Rail Road Com
name OF the said Moor N Falls together with the dividends
due thereof tho payment thereof; and affidavit having
been made and filed that the defendant Moor n Falls 10
non resident of this Common the said defendant
notified appear the Rules TO be holden In tho
Clerks Office OF tho said Court the frat Monday in
May next and do what is 10 protect his nte
rest In this suit. Copy-Teste,
March -cWtw BENZ. POLLARD, d. e.
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EXPERIENCES.
nr Ro : PAM" Rev u Mitchell and c l. Mosby. Esq,
l.: nchburg Maj q W Jones, Marion; Rev Jas McChnin,
Anlngron; I Blanks, Esq, Halifax DR. VIM Gaines,
Hanover; Pcachy Grurtan and John Gordon. Esus.
Richmond.
ECircu!ars will be- furnished application the rrinci
pals Marion, Va Feb l6--c5tt =. W
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VlRGINlA.-AtR Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court OF the City of Richmond on the
third day vi March, 1885, John E. Wsdsworth, I'D. b.
Turner aud George :. Palmer merchants and partners
under the style OF Wadsworth Turner & Co, Plltfs
Against
NJ A. Thompson and other Drfs.
The object at tins suit 10 to the application Of
the trust funds conveyed In deed of trust from the de-
fendan NJ A. Thompson, dated 18th October, 1851 L"
the payment Of the debt due to the PLAINTIFF therein
mentioned; and affidavit having been made and Med
that the defendant above named resident OF ths
the ssd defendant ia notified 10 appear
the Rules be holden In the Clerks Office OF the said
Court on the first Monday in May next. and do what
necessary TO protect his interes, in this suit.
Copy-Teste,
d.. ID. u.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-17
From the Stark County Democrat.
New York.

We recently noticed the acting of the
Democracy of New York city in favor
of the Presidents policy representing
Kansas.-The entire length aud breadth
of the State has also spoken ost upon
the same side, in the fact that every
Democratic paper within its limits sup
ports the admission of Kansas with the
Lecompton Constitution The most
recent Indication of feeling is the upan-
imous adoption of a series of resolutions,
by a caucus of the Democratic members
of the New York Legislature last Mon
day eve ming
ResoiUcd, That we regard the immediate
admission of Kansas into the confeder.
acy, under the constitution presented
to Congress with the recognition by the
federal government Of tie inalienable
right of its people t. modify and change
the same, at pleasure as a wise and ex
pcdient method of disposing of the
question of its internal governments; be.
cause such a proceeding will immediate-
ly clothe the people of the Territory
with sovereign power, commit to them
the whole responsibilities of domestic
government, and enable them to take
part in those of tho Union ; and because
it will empower the people to correct
errors, punish frauds, and repel the in
termeddling with their affairs by the
people and politicians of other States.
Resolued, That the administration of
JAMES BUCHANAN has forfeited
none of the good will of the people of
this State; but has continued to com
maud their esteem and their increasing
confidence in the sagacity and states
mapship az we'll as the purity and pa.
triotism of the distinguished Chief at its
head.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-17
Stick a Pin Here !

The Herald Of Freedom, published
at Lawrence, Kansas, the Oldest and
most consistent free-State paper in the
Territory, thus speaks of the letter-wri.
tiers who fill the columns of such papers
as the New York Tribune and st. Louis
Democrat. Under date of Dec. 10Th,
it says:
ave say frankly, that our difficulties
have been complicated, and the freedom
of Kansas almost ruined, by the false
hoods of the pensioned letter-writers In
Kansas. E But tor them, The free
State party acouM haze elected delegates
an June last TO the Constitutional Con-
vcntion, and preventcd the consequences
,ehich hare foHoaocd."@
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-17
A Pattern Black Republican.

1t is stated that Timothy Davis, the
Black Republican member of Congress
from Iowa made his first appearance in
thatState as a pursuer of runaway SLAYER
yes who had escaped from him in Mis-
souri,. He caught them in Dubuque,
sold them, pocketed the proceeds, com.
menced business, and, having availed
himself of the power of tho United
States as long as it was useful to him,
he turned Black Republican aud goes in
for the dissolution of tho Union. Gen
erous fellows, these Black Republicans,
and Timothy, one of the prominent lea
ders at the West, with the profits of his
slaves in his pockets, is a very fair speci-
men of what the party is composed
Stark County Democrat.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-17
summer Court Martial.
CARLIsLR. Pa. March I

CARLISLE, Ia, March IL.
The members were all present except
General Wool, who is still sick. Col.
s. was srraigned upon two charges
First, for the prejudice of good order
and military discipline ; second, for vio-
fatfon of the article of war prohibiting
the sending of a challenge to fight a du,
ell. Col. Sumner pleads not guilty.
The prosecution presents the eorrespon-
denco between tie parties and rests its
case up2n it.
Col. Lee, a member of the Court, tes-
tilted to the insulting language of Gen.
Harvey TO Col. Sumner, while on trial
at Fort Leavenworth.
An essential witness for the defence
not having arrived, the Court adjourned
till Tomorrow
Col. Sumner is assisted in his defence
by the Hon. E. Watts.
Maj. John F. Lee is Judge Advocate.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-17

EA A shrewd and observant friend
at Columbus, who has never been an
admirer of the "Lecompton S~windle,'
writ es US that he has become fully sat
isfed that certain of the leaders, in get
ting up the conventions in Ohio and
Indiana, are acting in secret concert
with the Republicans
"A member of the Ohio Legislature
who voted for tho Kansas instructions,
writes us that he has been quietly hear
ing and observing what has been going
on during the past six weeks, and his
convictions are fixed that Douglas,
Payne g. Co. are laying their plans for
the organization of a sectional party
with a view to running Douglas as an
independent candidate in 1860, and pla-
cling Payne in the United States Senate.
-NczOagk AdVocate.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-17

FRAMING THE DocUMENTs--Mr.
Letter and Senator Douglas have been
quite busy, for some time past, supply
ing this county with copies of the speech
of the latter, made in December, against
the Presidents message. Some fifteen
hundred or two thousand have been
sent into Stark county, many of them
in German. just think of a Know
Nothing, like Ben Letter, fraukling, to
our adopted citizens, Douglass speech in
German Wonder if the hundred thou
sana of the "little Giants great speechs
which the Republican members got prin-
ted, are yet exhausted.-,Stark County
Democrat.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-03-17
washington Items.

WAsHrNGroN, March IL.
The House passed the Consular and
Diplomatic bill.
Mr.. Clingman from the Committee
on Foreign affairs, reported a bill ma
king an appropriation of $1,000 to pay
for the repairs or the Norwegian bark
Ellen, who rescused the passengers of
the Central America.
The House also passed the Senate
bill authorizing several officers and men
engaged in the U. S. Expeditions in
search of Sir John franklin to receive
medals from the British Government.