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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-06
CHEAP-THE CHEAPEST IN TIL

NHEAP-TlIE CHEAPEST IN THE
~ cry
If YOU want a good large Bed Blanket. for hall
their yaun, Call at q Main street
II you want yard vide Bleached Cotton, st a.
cents Call st q Main street
Ii you want fast colored Prints, from Ga cts GpG
upwards Merinoes aud De LANES, Mt low prices.
Call as y Main street.
II you wsDtto save % per cent. in buying cheap
Dry Goods Of all kinds,
Call at No u Main street
II Won want handsome Philadelphia made Mo-
roccr Bio 5tecs With or without heels Goatskin do:
Misses Ch:ldren's, aeu's and Boys shoes; at
tonishlng low prices, call at q Main street.
de JOSEPH STRAUSS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-06

ERESH DRY GO0DS.-By various ar
L rivals we are receiving
Fancy and Mourning Prints
Printed De Laiues-new and pretty styles
MOhair De Beges-Bsy adere do
Mautelst Shawls-ShetlAnd Wool do
y y and A Plaid Wool Linse!s
kics Canlbrics-all colors
Flsanels-a full variety
White aHi Colored Negro Blankets
Bed BIaDEets-common 10 super
Kentucky Jeans-H Heavy Wool Tweeds
Sg;inets Pulled KeTseys sc &c
which we cfler 10 the Trade at cry low prices.
de KENT. PAIN n co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-06

ZINE RAGLAN OVER SACKS-for
mer price s22, and 1926, but now selling at sl5
and warranted sound, or no sale / have some 80
fine Raglan Over Sacks left from last year and
10 order to close them out. am now offering them
at the unprecedented low price of SIS. Call early
de- VIM IRA SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-06
NOTICE 10 TAX PAYERS.-Pursu-

oySTCE RICHMOND AND pANyILLE I'll
RIoHxOsD, Nov. 18th. -.
THE Eleventh Annual Meeting q tas
p.,,,csS Company, VIII take plAos % vnel1G
DAY. the sah day n Deosnbsr. iesS. q Ne o0ese -
the FFHos " BRocKHNBaoUaH. sss'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-06

GREAT REDUCTION In THE PRICE
~ OF DRY G0ODS-Our late purchases enable
rs to seq the fueat French hGIinos at the reduced
price q. Use re1 yard
BIackfand Fancy silks at 81 aud 75c and up.
Nsrsaei Plsics at pc per yard.
All KINDS OF Ladies Dress Goods Is per cent. cheap
er than before.
our stcck Of Round Mautiiia and Reversible
Shavls= cannot be surpassed in prices and selection.
q patterns.
In Embrcideries and Linens We have extraordi
nsry bargains
Cloth. gsssimeres and Wooden Goods. we have
al unusual large stock and at very low prices,
4 NJ KOSENBAUM,
no22 1873 Broad ST.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29

FEW more enterpFising and active
"A younR men can find immediate employ.
ment, BY which they can easily make $500
o. $1,000 year, 10 act - agents Tor several
new and popular works. just published, ex'
clusively for sgen,A and not tor safe 10
book stores.
We have . good number Of agents en-
pioyed, many Of whom are sking rom
fnesn to twenty dollars week Those
who wsh 20 engage in this pleasant ana
profitable business will. for particulars, re-
oulsites. &c address
C.L. DERBY e. Co.
Publishers and Wholesale Booksellers.
Sandusky City, Ohio.
Editors OF newspapers. BY giving the above
and following three insertions, and Gaining
attention 70 Il. and sending copy contain
ling Il. will receive any three Of The following
works:
Life Of Josephine by Hesd!y u y
Lite Of Lafayette ~
Life Of Napoleon -
wild Scenes Of 4 Hunters Life J -
4 Life Of Mary & Martha Washington J ot
ODD Fellows Amulet "
Any person wishing any o.the aoov'
books can hsve them sent by mail, Tree
postage. on receipt Of the above 70 tail price
Address a. above.
april 8. 1883
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JENKINS 4 CO.,
wRoLssALE pEALERs
TEAS ONLY,

PHILADELPHIA.
vVvas new crop Of Tea 10 now arriving,
j and selling much below the high rates
of the past year; the prsssnt therefore
opens with the pleasing prospect Of our
again being sbls 10 furnish as good an srii.
Gle Tor the price, % formerly. We also take
Ia announcing that We hsve con-
cludsd 20 extend the time on small bills
heretofore sold on two and three months.so 70
three and four months credit.
Thousands Of Gvocsrs and general Store
keepers now sell Tess in our Metallic Pack.
aass, and the number 10 constantly incress'
ine, notwithstanding the strong prejudice
that once existed sgaIRst tess put up "a th's
convenient form. This unexampled success
10 tho legitimate result Of bus'uess unit
formly done, for long term Of yosrs upon
liuss and lsIr principles, and especially with
! eve 10 that wholesome one Of "SnALI
Pao1irs AND ouIcK RETuRHs."
Teas being . perishsbls article, dealer
srs recommended 70 order email end fFsqusn
bills.
Thoss who ssIll prefer the old wy. o!
furnished with teas In the original half
chests, q three cents per D. lsss than Y
Metallic Packages.
q. D. HurIbuts q no longer IN our smplc!
ss Travelling Agsnt-his plscs bsing cup
piled by another. JENKINS 4 co.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29
why u tho Demand 90 Great fer
Dn. AQAS&ys&9
AGUE BALSAM? I?

Dccause II will, IN al cases, safely snd - /
Iectuslly cure that much dreaded sccsree cfg
me wcs,--ChIIIs, Fever and sgus--visbssfD
fail. and IN cases wiIl countersct the pOsesn0
cf Ms,svia, of which fact thoussSds - tes-0
nv: and. unlike oil other nostsunss. y = on
" recommended for one class Of 6sessss. !.
and @ . tonic II 10 unsurpsssed. We al
offer few evidences Of its worth. ~ 0eS
" influence and high standing.
parxcGrox. LII Sept. 20, 1887.
Dr.. Msnn--Dear cir: For several yesss
pss, I have used your Agus Balssm - -
daily practice. aud have cIossIy observed ~
effects 10 hundreds Of cases, snd IN 10 CO..
has Il failed 10 produce the most happy e!-
feet, I can most cheerfullv recommen6 y
|as . certain specific for chilIs, fever 40
saue, and msInricus discases.
Truly Yours, II. AusTrH, >. p.
MARSHALL, MIcu., Feb. ~. 1857.
d.. Mann 4 Col have sold large
amount of your Agus Bslssm IN this vicinity
and from nv personsI know ledge Of u. De.
Ilieve Il the best remedy for chiIls, fever sst
sRue thst haa ever been sold Ia our state.
Respectfully Yours, O. a. HyDs.
AsHrABuIA. Ohio, Jan. iss, 1855.
MeoeHo. ~ ~ Wuuu - OO--Orws~s -
canvsssing the states Of Ohio and xiichigss
for The sale Of the different remedies .
which we have ccntroI. our attention hs'
been called 10 observe the great name ths
your aevc bslssm has gained for itself y
'Ievery place where sold. Il really seems 4
he tho peoples own remedy. and ~ ss's'
Imose rapid than eli othsrs. u 10 destined Y
! |supercsds oil other sgus remsdies 10 tb'
masks. Very truly yours: -,
Nrw YoRK. Feb. -, 1858.
Msssrs. 8 X Mann 4 Co--Gents: hsv
at our house 10 81 Louis sold your sgue bel
: sem some three yssrs, end have csrefuIl
observed i,s effects In curing, and must
|. all csndor ssy, do not believe iss equal "a
|. Ists in oil The world Of medicines. TO %
I personal knowledge Il hes cured permanent
y every time, end Ihsvs known u used ahs
sll other semedIes have been tried IN vail
!. with the most happy vssulti and what
!. moss remark sbIe hsve never known co
III but what rsmsirsd cured, for q lssst Obi
!. season. Ihsvs no hesitation IN recommsn'
! linz Il @ perfect triumph over chile o.
! lever. Respectfully You're,
y Da o J WOOD.
y s. K. MANN & CO., Proprietor
}. Gallon, Ohio. Sold BY oil good Drul
gists. may 81 0m.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-09-29
THE HOWARD
ASSOCIATION,

I'nAh0Oelpmnos
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
vuvO I'll pevsons afflicted with Sexual Die
j cases, such 40 Spermatorfhoa. 0emtnsl
Impotence. GonorrhOs. olesss
the vice Of Onsnism, o. SELF
Abuse. &c. &c.
THE HOWARD A ISOLATION.
In view Of the awful destruction Of huass
lie, causcd BY sexual oisssses, and the %.
CO ptions practiced upon the unfortunate vics
time Of such diseases by Quscks. hare d.
rec,ed their Consulting Surgeon, 40 . chsri.
table act, worthy Of their name, 70 give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS. TO al persons thus
afflicted. who apply BY letter, with descsp.
ltlon Of their condition. (sge. occupsiions
habits Of life. &c..) and IN case Of extreme
poverty aud suffering. TO rURHisH
MEDICINES TlEE OF cH RoE.
0y The Howard Association 10 . bsnev.
olen, lnstitut on, established by special eos
dowment. for the relief Of the sick and die.
ltressed, afflicted with virulent aud Epidemic
Diseases. Il has now . s0fplus Of means >
which the Directors have voted 70 sxpend
Lin advertising tho above notice. IL need
less to add that the association commando
1.-The highest medical skill Of tho age. anl
win furuish the most approved modern sssss.
lment.
\, Just published BY the association Report
Ion Hpermstorrh0s, or Seminal Wsskneses
rI,he Nee Of Onanism. Mssturbalion " Self
A buse. and other Diseases Of the Sexual
slUrrsna- by the Consulting Surgeon. which
hsiil be sent By msil Gin sealed snve:ope.) J
lfKrE % CHARGE. on the receipt 0f fwS
STAMPS fur pustage-
II Gr Address. Ds- Go. r. CALsoUs.
!. Csassltinf Surfeep. Howard Association
.. Ne &puh Ninth street Philadelphia.
: ~ m6<s oI Direeaors.
Exea ID. HEAHrsf-l. Pres;6sas-
Gkv FxaaMrlD Secretary
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A. Il APuASEisnEs. AM n =
sss Bsosdwsy. New York, offers for sale
100000
Books and Maps, Of all Kinds, at Pub
lishers' Prices, TO be accompanied with
100000 Gifts,
Worth from 25 cents 70 e2oo ssch'
CONSISTING o.
Gold end Silver Watches. Gold Locksss,
Gold Chains, Cameo Pins and Dropss
Gold Bracelets, Gold Pencils, Sew.
inR Birds; 10 short Jewelry
Ofevtry descrip'loni Ret.
iculss. Ladies Pursess
Portmonsiss, &c.
also worth OF Cifs distributed with every
500 Books.
A GIFT will b delivered with every
n book sold for One Dollar Or more.
Although no book or article will Do sold
for more than the usual retstl price, many
sjll BE- sold for less. Persons Wishing any
lpsrticulsr book, can order d once and Y
IwIll Be forwarded with . Gift. Persons
lo,derina bcoks With gifls, should foswarc
The amount Of postage, g y must invsn
sbly be paid In rdvsncc. The average post
!, sgs for 81 and ol.96 books 70 10 etc.; sn'
Iior oI 80 and o2.0o books 81 cents.
!, ispuosmEsrs 70 oluss sED AoSsrs:
ia BOOK and GIFT without money
d Any person, BY forwssdIng On order 70
books. with money snclosed), will recs!v
Ian extra book and gin with every ~
books 10 bs sent 70 one address.
. This method Of forming clubs saves pos'
/. |age, % the package goes BY Esprees.
Is Full information respecting THE Ores
lCln Enterprise, together with . complsi
Ilist Or books and elhs will b furnished
: lour Catalogue, WHICH Z ssnt post paid
:. lsny address on applcstion.
Addvess n. kANNEts.
- S-lmB No. 00S Broadway, N. Y.
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.JusIICcS5 Blanks.

4 GOOD supply of Justices Blanks con.
~ s,sn,ly on ksnd end fcr ssle low q The
COURIER OFFICE.
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TERMS

TERMS:
One copy for one year ~ 90 and e,n'
One copy for fwo .ssrs 90 and gus
one copy for three years 10 andS eiIs.
One copy for ave years 90 and gus.
AND 10 cLuss:
Three comics. one year S5 90 and 8 gins.
F.ve copies. one year 8 100 and eif,s.
Ten comics one year 10 90 and 10 g'its.
Twen,y one copies l year 80 90 and ~ giits
The articles TO be given away are CON-
psissd 10 the following list:
2 packages gold. cont.inine $500 each
% % % a. a. 90 90 100 sseh
10 pat. lev. hunt. case watches ioo eseh
10 gold watches - sse,
,no A. 90 each
soo ,.ass .o,d vh,ches. 36 ssct
ooo sIvsr hunting cased watches. 80 eset
soc s;lvs, wstches. 10 10 26 esol
.oon sold Guard. vest 4 fob chains ~ 10 81
ooid Lcckess, Bracelets, Brooches, Es
Drops, Brsast Pins. Gun Pins slseve ~.
tons, Rings. Shirt Studs. Watch Keys goI
and silver shimbles. and variety Of o'ne
articles worth from 80 cents 70 Sio each.
we will present 70 every person sendln!
~ 80 subscribers, a. o. each. gold wsse
worth $40; 70 sny one sending us 100 sub
scyIbsrs, Il O. each. . gold watch WORT
$50. Every subscriber will also receive
present. ..,.,,.
uonev. the subscribers name will % en-
,er,d upon our book, and the present W
- fo,wsrdeL. within enc We h, 70 tbs cut
scribcr, BY mail Or express, post ps'o.
61All communications shculd % .
A,sssed - DEAN 4 SALrER.
Proprieiors, ss5 Brosdway' New YORK.
July q. le5S-lamy
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- <
4 LIBERAL portion Of THE lEDsAsA An
n ER.cAx is devoted every week 70 orie'-
= In. and selected Agricultural articles under
the spe cisi supervision ot Dr.. Ray, the e1i-
,or oi the IHpIAsA FARMER. thus mAk'ng ne
AMERrcAn
A WEEKLY AGRICULTURAL PApsR.
which. with its unsurpassed faulty d~Pssf-
msnt, news department, isnd political depart
ment, constitutes one OF the most desirable
papers in Indians. even to those she Do f.sS
sOprove i,s political views. These are dis-
cuseed with fairness. regardless Of party nm
eaences. and wholly indepe ndent 81 purity
ld;cta,ion. The AMERIcAH Opposes mean
banks, mean whisky. mean Ifnens ann Shf
ever favors them.
TERMS:
Single subscriber y "
wear. three subscribers 10 one c6ce. 3 o.
40 SIX DO do d. SDl
Ii do ten, and one 10 getter up d
the club, ID u'
30 COPIES. one year. ~ y
As DO do do 1o!u'
SO DO do do and two TO gettss
j Up Of the club, - y
Subscriptions may begin AZ any tiDs- NJ
ney IN advance. by mail, q our risk.
To accom- modate those who wish 70 tax
Il, for short time only, to Try Il. u si5l b
y sent, IL clubs Of ten OF more, q ySSTI cGrr
fov elk months. nsmes written on cacs paPe'
''lThis privilege u close the first o. lsly.
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YOR YOU'D

Wifs, Daughter. Sister o. ffisnA
Arthur's Home Magazine
Edited By r. 3. AsTsvs and vsssfmA
p. TOWNSHIP. Fos choice end elegs . u.
sssture. high moral tone. peeu'isr sdsotsues
% The home circles Of our land. freshness
originality and cheapness. this MsGssiss =
e ~ oledeed, on I'll hands. % b wit!sosss :
rival ltis equal IN the beauty cf its y
geography and the sichness Of ite enoe'llsn.
mensc 70 the most smbiticus and dearest g
our MaRssInss. while it elaine 20 LEAD sII q
them 70 msay essential features. For cor.
l,ectness and exquisite beauty. its colosed
lssesl fashion plates we're unSivaIled = ise.'
They will maintain shis supesiority - iSes'
Volume xl bsgsn IN January.
Tsans- o. : year 10 advance Foes CO.
pIss for oS, twelve copies fos oi6s sn6 ons
extra 70 the gsitss Up o. tho clsb.
OrrepecImsns sent free 70 81 VINO wn1
"a subscrIbe Or 70 make up clubs. Address
r. 3. Arthur Z Co., 100, Ws'aas street,
Philadelphia.
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IxxUSIAA18D.


THE New York WEEKLY GOLDEN
PRIZE is one at iha largest end best 'l'e-
rary papers OF The day. An Imperial Quar-
20 contaiuing Eight pages OF forty columns
of The most interesting and fascinating
leading matter, from the pens Of the very
6sst writer's oi the day,
Elessnsly illustrated every week.
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IA IL persons who have any claims 70 make
"A upcn the Rev. Joseph Kundeck, deco,
Tor deeds, certificates, or oiher documents
entrusted TO his care, will please call upon
Rev. p. Bede OConnov. st HE residence IN
Jsspsv. y soon % Il will suit their convsn'
isnce. r. ULa,c CRRlsrEu,
PAuL EcK,
Exsev,ors OF Rev. J. Kundecks estate.
Jssper, april 30. l85e-3w.
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L. Scorr e. Co.. New Yorr, continue 70
publish the following leading British Period
icals, viz
The London Quarterly [Conssrvstivs.l
3.
The Edinburgh Review lwhig.l
3.
The North British Review [ Free Church
3.
The Westminster Review [Lberal.]
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine Tory


These periodicals ably represent the three
great political parties Of Great Britain.
Whig, Tory, and Rsdical--but politics forms
only one feature Of their character. AZ Or
gans OF the most profound writers on Sci
ence, Literature. Morality, and Religion.
lthey stand, as they ever have stood. Unri-
vailed in the world Of letters. being eonsId
cred indispensable to the scholar and the
professional man. lille to the Intelligent
reader OF every class they furnish more
correct and satisfactory record OF the cur
rent literature Of the day, throughout the
world. than can bs possioiy obtained from
any other source.
Early Copies.
1 The receipt Of ADVANCE SHIRTS from the
British publishers gives additional value to
these Reprints, inasmuch % they can now
Ibe placed la the hands Of subscribers about
as soon a. the original editions.
TERMS. Irregular Pricss.)
per annum
For any one Of the four Rsvisws, % q
For any two Of the four Rev,ews, 3 o.
For sny three Of the four Reviews 2 @
| For ali four OF the Rcviews, O
|, For Blsckwood's Msgssine, 8 O
! For Blackwood and three Revisws 8 O
4 For Blsckv God and thefour Rsviews. 10 o.
! Psymsnts 10 be made In oil cssss in I'd
vance. Money current 10 the State wber
!. Issued will be received st par.
0 Postage.
: The postage 10 any part Of the Unite
Ststes will be but TwExTy.rrrR cEsrs
wear fov Blsckwood, aud but fourteen cent
]. wear for each Of the Reviews.
's Al the shove prices the periodicals will 3
}. furnished for 1858.
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worrn .Ros 30 cESrs TO $500 WILL De
a,vsr TO xAcH SUsscRIBER IMMEDIATELY on
xseEipr % THE suBscRirrroE noEtY. ims
is presented % . Memento Of fr'encsnip'
aud not q an inducement TO obtain saoscF''
here.
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Unlike the more sphsmsrsl Nsgssinss Of
the day, these Periodicals. lose little By sge.
.icncs ! full yesr Of the Nos with no omis'
sl,ns, for 1857, may be regarded nearly 81
vslusbIe 40 for 1858. We propose 70 FUR
nIsh the two ysars al The following sxTaShE-
y n, M Rlse.wood;s Msessias, % So
For sny one Review, : %
For any two Reviews, 00
For Blsckwood and one Review %
For Blackwood and two Rsvisws %
For three Reviews "
Far Bac kw ocd and three Reviews - OF
For the four Reviews u oe
For Blsckwood and the four Reviews - Ok
no avoid fractions, 6o may b remittes
for Blackwcod, for which We Will torwsr'
that work Cor both years, POST PAID.
N B--Ths price n Great Britain Of th'
Ave Periodicals. above named 70 about %
per annum.
A We shril never again be iIkSly 70 one
such inducements as those here presented,
NOW rs THE TIME 10 SUBSCRIBE
ryRemInsncss must, In al cases. B
! made direct 10 the Publishers. Tor q thes
prices no commission can % allowed
'lagents. Address,
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CHARLES BuRDErr,
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HExRY CIAPP, Jun,
GEORGE ARNOLD,
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Miss vIRoISIA VAu0HAs,
Mrs. Dr VERNON,
Miss HATTIE CLARE,
flsLEy JOHNSON,
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19
Coy. walkers Letter.

Tho Anti Lccompton democracy Of Phil
adeIphia held a rousing meeting on Mon
day of last week. Gov. Walker was invi-
ted to be present. but not being able to be
present, he sent tho following letter which
was received with shouts of enthusiasm:
As native of tho glorious keystone
State, as graduate of her noble Universi-
ty at Philadelphia, whore have been spcnt
so many happy days of my youth and man
hood, look to this great meeting with the
deepest interest. In your city stands the
Hall of independence, and there, on the
4th of July, 1875, was first promulgated the
great truth, that all free government is bas
ed upon "the consent Of the goperned."-
Let this truth be inscribed upon your ban
ners and written on your hearts. Let il bc
proclaimed by you that this great principle
shall neither be evaded by technical quib
bles, nor subverted by frauds and forgeries
The real question is this: Is tho Lecomp
ton Constitution founded on the consent G
the people of Kansas? You know it's moi
and therefore, any act of Congress adoptin
this constitution, is not admitting State 0
the request of her people into the Unioy
in accordance with the language Of the FED
oral compact, but forcing State into tn
Union against her will Such an act woul
he clear violation of the Constitution
; the United States, of State and popular SOY
! ereigntv, Of the Kansas and Nebraska bill
and of its fundamental principles of frc
: government.
: May the noble Democracy of Philadc
K phia furl to the breeze the banner of Sc
; government, und under its folds, as ons
the sons of Pennsylvania, / will march wi
!, you in the ranks 10 the rescue Of our cou
> try. Yours, truly, R. J. WALKER.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19

Canal Contracts-mr. Fincfrock,s Bill.

Canal COntracts-Mr. Finefroclk's Bill.
Mr.. FINEFRocK's bill provides that the
canal contractors shall be replaced in pos
session of their respective sections of the
public works, and all things pertaining there
to on their severally producing certificate
of the court, of the dismissal of their suits,
and on giving new bonds for the due per-
formancc of said contracts.
The acting commissioner shall state the
account of the party 50 restored under his
contract from the 18th day of November
1856, as if said contract had remained un-
der his control, deducting tho amount cx.
pended by the state since that timo in re.
pairs which rightfully como within said
contract, and shall issue his check on the
auditor of state for the balance, if any, due
the contractor.
The attorney general is enjoined by the
third section of the bill to institute such
legal proceedings as shall be necessary for
setting aside such of the contracts as be
shall think were obtained by fraud, or con
trary to law, on the part of the contractors
The principle of this bill is substantially
tho samo as that upon which the position
of the democratic members, and of large
number of the republicans, was based las
session. 1t instructs the attorney genera
to proceed on the part of the state for frauC
or violation of law against the alleged guilt
parties.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-19

THE DEMOCRACY IN THE ONO LEGrsLA-
TuRE ENDoRsINs BUcHANAN.-A few days
since the democrats in the Ohio Legislature
got up string of two-faced, double-mcan-
ing resolutions pretending to favor the free
men of Kansas, sustaining Douglas in his
opposition to the Lecompton swindle, and
endorsing tho Presidents policy. Tho res
outions were rushed through under the gag
rule and no republican was allowed to say
word on them. The clerk then carried
the resolutions t,0o pesks in his pocket, and
all this tirnc senator Pugh was anxiously
waiting for .facts;.' finally the resolutions
are sent, senator Pugh writes home to his
Lccompton friends that he is sorry they
passed such resolutions;" forthwith they
write him a letter that he "need not obey
the Instructions" Mr.. West, an anti-Le-
compton democrat, from Logan county, in
troduced resolution which reads rs follows
Resolued, That tho bold, patriotic and
independent stand taken by the Hon. Ste
phen A. Douglas, against the admission Of
Kansas into the Union as State under
Calhoun's Constitution, merits the cordial
and undivided appreciation of every true
Democrat, and the highest commentator
of his countrymen.
This manly resolution caused the demo
Gratis to squirm like basket of eels with n
shovelful of hot Goals thrown on them.-
They voted the resolution dotOnl They
thus kicked the "litle giant" How doe
this suit tho Messenger?