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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-22
AS. Mcbride,
COPPER, TIN a SHEET IRON WOREEI
No. Z BROAD SrREEr

No. Z, BBOAD STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESS
T HAVE this day purchased the interest OF Mr.. Beury
WrCssIin ID The above business and hereby Jender
sincere thanks 60 al my Odfreuus and patrons for Iner
bsraity heretofore extended 70 the hru and would mos
esDsctfuv solicit continuance OF tavCrs from then ard
wish 70 into al the world and the rest ol usuEiod
rbst have on hand and for sale splendid -yt OF
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns Psr0r Stoves for wood and Goa
7rsmD and aBcy Crates, Box SOvestO churches, h0'
In viz of every variety hand made 20 order Fur
ssceszpd Foot stoves entirely patterns Tin Ware
pf evsry Description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
lam prepsred TO do Gil kinds Of Job Work, such sc
Rouse Gusrlnr ROo6rg OF any other branch pertaining
30 that line. - -- . 49, o.. mn
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
WvoId friends of the River will ind 10 their advantage
tocs lad give NE hssraE OsOr0 bargaining elsewhere
for work. -- -.
Also for sale, one pair secondhand ENGINES cylin'
der u inches diameter and four feet STuse with water
ahaft and other fixtures, suitable Tor ERAt orhogn'
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms.
june -. ie-o
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.
7E3GOLRICK g. BURNS are opening at their es-
VI tsbshmentr Market No. 3d. next door 70 Mr..
Power Clothing sOre general Of CoHfeetOn-
cries, which they intend selling yer reasonable ters and
trust by their attention business 70 induce the public
extend to them liberal share Of patronage Among Lead
ing articles hand, and which they viii be receiving
the following, viz:
Candies Of every VARIETY Apple and Ohio Cheese;
Fruits Of every kind; BFandissE Wines, best BIRDS;
Pickles, assousd5 COrdials, Of every variety;
Picked Oysters q Sardiues; Ale and Porter,
shad and Salmon; Fine Cigars.
With variety Of articles not srein enumerated.
In connection with their Confectionery thev invite the
tsntOn OF the public - heir bakery, from which daily
supply Of fresh Bread Cakss and Pasery be had
hes viii Be made up 70 order and carefully any part
0fthecity.
patrOnized literally 70 the end. We intend selling good
Terms, and y our demeanOT Commend ourselves 10 The
kind notice OF generous public We respectfully inTit9
Country Dealers no are In line trade, give rs
call before purchasing elsewhere.
spHl4-tf McGOLRICK & BURNS-
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CzunsI GunsI

WE have large assortment Of Shot Guns Double
w Single Barrel, embracing great variety.
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THAT convenient residence the franklin Turnpike
present occupied by Mr.. Fellows. 1t contains room
besides kitchens servants &C. and has about
Of ground attached. Il would be leased good tenau
for term Of years If desired. Apply
nov Il BPs a V s. LINDSEY.
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Murfrees bOrO.
VIII sste the Exchange BANK NO'es for my 6So5i
Shirts, Shirts.
lust received another lot Of Shirts warranted Of supe,
81 nor guEIry anu Oh PHess 10 su the lines ,.,,,,,
Byron and Standing Collars.
SUPERB assortment Of collars, OF every sIze and STYLE
"A and for sale by ID MGIL-.
Embroidered Shirts.
IUSTreceiyed small invoice Of handsomely emoro5deTed
q shirts made 10 our own orer suitable Tor pqry ana wed
Buck skin Shirts.
Pew best gueIy Of Back SKIN snTs received and FOR
II 5aeby Octlj Il A Gill
Underwear.
IJvERy variety ofasonaDs underwear, all al moderate
STOCKS, TIES, AND CRAVATS.
FIRST assortment Of scarF, Stocks liss and Cr
\ vas every style and ceor' with an endless variety Of
goods received auo oE sale upon reasonable terms By
TRAVELLING sHAWLs AND BLANKETS.
$50 large stock OF Geutemeu's travelling shuvIs and
a Blankets and Ooen Jackets and NoaF Just Tse-ivoo
and Cor sale by OCT 10 . ID al 'l---'
ROBES DE- CHAMBBE.
livery size and le Of Robes de Cnaiu0re and Smoking
u Caps, for sale By octl5 III u GilL-
rsy- Ladies' aud Genuemen's Furnishing 8sg
Store, corner Square and College SIS. l1ot2
Painting Esta bIishn2cnt.
BUILDERS hOusehuders, &c, are requested 10 Lake Zoe
ID that the undersigned having made me necessary
arrangements secured the services OF competent sors
men, II nOw prepared 70 take
Large Contracts
10 the line his vocation, In all s various branchos
In The department. Of
House Painting,
The subscribeTis prepared execute with tie greatest
pFomptness contracts, large hch may be Eou-
dered style and upon terms which cannot fail % give
satisfaction.
ne isalso prepared 10 execute all manner Of
sign and Ornamental Painting, GTalnIns and
MaTblings
having in thai department secured the services OF the most
pTpert and experienced artists
fhs subscriber would request persons having work m hir
me 20 gve him call before maxim final arrangements.
marrbs-dtf K. A. FfEAlNG,
M az Union ST.. between Cherry Suumss
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80 d0z Sausage Mills best quality for saIsby
~ HAcEY q HAMILTON.
M Z have hand large and complete ussoTtmeutO
~ Shovel and ongs aud Andirons and Tenders Knivee
ant Forks Carpenters and Blacksmith Circular saws,
al sizes, 10 20 81 inch Saw Gummsrs Machine Beet
ing all sizes 20 inches ud0 Pages Patent tircu
Mi Straw Cutters, and great variety q Farm
ing implements. Iect2 9l MACB( s. HAMILTON.
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! GAS FOR COUNTB Y HOUSES AND
STEAMBOATS-PATE Mt BENZOLE GAS.
[ County and State Righ Il for sale. The only
BenZOlc Machine that will give good light.
TUE entire apparatus issi Ps;occEpes but little room,
L requires IJtle or no at 5nton-e1Cept winding up,
[ SIMILAR % d clock
The expense third e IS than ordinary Goal Gas;
makes the most nsudsOn e snd cheapest light in the
world IL can be seen in pra ccal operation 90 Hender
son 4 Bros, Dsaderck street
Any persons wanting their houses hgnIed can be sup
pied Immediately, they hsviE made for the
FINISHING et Davidson count y, and solicit orders
Information concerning State sad County rights can be
had by applying 90 WM WARNS
suR q Cherry StreetNsshile
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FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.
COAL, COAL.

TT1UF cIuzuns Nashville nov have an I my
providing themselves with fl supply on SOOD ~
= .frTer ty auDIicaon 20 the undersigned OF % d
1iWETEs ID 5e El1E Coal once nashville ago 1at's'
SS+ogs RsiIrJld DepoG aug 22Q 81 AAhAAN'Ak
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FOR SALE,
TWO handsome Lots in Edgeheld Woodland Street.
Il The Lots 'front.' 50 feet eaen and l5O Ieet deep
ApplyIO A. v. S. LINDSEY.
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II. r. GLASC0CK

ID IL . LhODODh,
AUCTlOSEER AND GENERAL AGENT,
WOULD oder his services To the public, Agent for ne
W sale Of
Real Estate, Negroes. Furmi GureS Dry
Goods, tsToceriess
Or other species Of properly either 10 town or eeuy.
Ing determined % devote my 10 the above ~
having had considerable experience, faer m ~. a.
give satisfaction 70 those 30 may faVOr me ~ AAs e
can always be found attire Counting Of TIE Patriot
O@ce.' when IN absence. orders can oels imaL-.L
SCALES! SCALESII SCALEsHt
FULL Stock Of Farban rs celebrated Scaes-DoflAAS
IA Platform, Grocsrs, Counter and heamsi
~ uFissg by ". A. GORDON S co.
uayM sole Agents loF Middle fsanoasoss
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| Valuable Business Lot Fer Sale.

AN nov Offering for sale that valubls Lot Market
street adjoining Of Morris Mathews The Lot
50 feet Market and back l07 feet towards
Front street
Ii would make ofthe best stands for wholesale Gro
Gerry Store in the City. For terms Hppy 70
sapt9 scr A. v S. LINDSEY.
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BLACkSWTTHS,

Who are inneed Of Auvs % any size, Wees, either
Box, Bellows Of any warranted uOrk per-
ecty, Horse RasPs, Fla. and Bali EuH silss and
Hand Hammers, Horseshoe Nas- EuE.Isr and American
Blister Cast and Shear Steel, and Des, old fashion,
cd Screw Plates cost.
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Who Is in want Of Sinze or Double BarrsI Shot Can
One Raz Pocket Katie Of KNIVES and sIss
anything usually iu harf Store would dut
LEeiT interest before pHvChE-isF. tH cll
Williams 4 Co.,
Eu. 90 r4b.c square.
The Cd Stand Of E.rErlH r Ellis.
Faaq
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27
Clerk Of the Circuit Cour+

lac undersigned presents himself to the 20.
'ess OF wood County, and most respectfully
soiciss their suffrage and influence as CanG;-
o0'e Tor the efice of Clerk Of the Csrcns. Coart,
IN thus Offering himself, he is DESTROYS of hav-
ing 1t perfectly understood that he runs for the
ABOVE once entirely upon his own merits, and
independent of al! party nom;na ions, as he is
now. and has been for some time n res;ds,,
among YOU, and Is determined to remain 80, he
will be equally under obligation. to his friends
for their support be they Republicans or DEM
ocrats, and will attend personally to lis duties
Il elected. LEMUEL ~ HAWLEY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27
Washburne-Ha1chett-Lyon.

Three. honorable names-talented
men! Of Mr.. Washburne, we all
know of the manly, straightforward
course he has pursued during the four
years Of his Congressional career. He
is one Of those choice politicians rarely
met with, and one of those iudicious
Legislators never excelled. His cleo
ton is conceded ON all hands.
But We Of the Pinery are perhaps
more intimately interested in having
good and substantial men TO represent
our interests in the State Legislature.
If the two Districts had been secured,
no two better men could have been
found than Luther Hanchett for the
Senate and Reuben 6. Lyon for the
Assembly. Let the intelligent voters
Of Wood County show their apprecia-
ton of these men by giving them a
rousing vote next Tuesday.
Hanchett and Lyon are both emphat-
icalIy ''Pinery boys who have re-
ceived hard knocks when this section
was very sparsely settled by the white
man-when log cabins and single
shanties comprised the major part Of
habita5le tenements. They have lived
here to see and help establish an i'm
proved state Of things. And now,
when they are placed before the peo-
pie for their sufrages to official stations,
it becomes the duty of the voters OF
Wood County to assist them in their
honorable aspirations. Vote for Han
chett and Lyon-then '.let the u1erlas-
ses run -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27
United States Marshall Sale.

In TIE United States District Court for tie Dis
t-ict of Wisconsin,
James Pattee and John McFarlane Us. Herman
w Mitchell and John r. Mitch IL.
DY virtue of writ Of Fieri Facas Issued out
- of and under the seal of the District Court
of the Uni ed States for the District of Wiz
consin in the above entitled cause tested on he
twenty-sixrh (26th) day Of July, A. D. 1858, to
me directed, commanding me of the goods and
chattels, lands and tenements of John R. itch
ell and Herman w. Mitchell to cause TO be
made certain sum therein specified | have
levied upon and shall sell at public auction TO
the high st bidder, on Saturday, the %, dav of
October, 1858 at two o'clock p. NJ, at the of
fee Of Park & Van Myers in the city Of Ste.
vens Point, Wisconsin, all the right title and
interest which the said defendants had on the
twelfth day OF November 1858, or have since
acquired in and to the following describo prop
ertv, viz: The north-~est quarter a of NORTH
east quarter ~, and the west fracionrl half
~ of section eighteen (ls), and the south half
u of the northwest quart err a Of section
en- ~, all in township number twenty-five t25),
north of Range two (2) east, in the County Of
Wood, State Of Wisconsin
August 3lst, 1853.
NJ. ]. THOMAS, Marshall
4o-6w Bv GILBERT L. PAEK, Deputy.
The above sale is postponed until the 10Th
dav of November A. D. 1853, at the same hour
and place. NJ. J. THOMAS Marshall 81"
By GILBERT L. PARK, Deputy.
October 25th, 1853.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27
STEAMBOATS,

For Chicago 7ra,sl2ea leaves every
morning, (.xc pting Sundays,) from johnson u
Olmsted's Dock, at,9 O'clock
For Tro Rteers-sThc steamer Ccr1aodicavrs
every morning, excepting SUNDAY at 7 O'Clock,
from same place, for Two Riv'rs stopping at
Port Washington, Sh'boygan and ManioWoc.
For Green Bay.-The steamer Arctic leaves
for Green Bay, from Johnson Oimstrd's dock,
every Wednesday, at dock p. u.
For BnFalo.-A line Of propelcrs run to ana
from Buffllo, one of which leaves his city dailr
Far Colt,11wood--A tr-wcckly line of nro-
pellers run to Colingwood Stopping At inter
mediate ports, and leaving this city OF No: "a,
Wednesday and Fridiy of each week
For Ogdensb0y.-A similar line runs g
densburg, leaving his CITY on
Griffin 4 Burns, a. III" foo of ras Water
street, are III" Tick Agents TO. h" Va ioua
propeller lines.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27
N ew Beck.

Domestic Animals; Pocket Manual
Of Cattle, Horses, and Sheep HuS-
handry; embracing Directions for the
Breeding, Rearing, and General
Management Of all domestic animals;
Rules for the Improvement ofBreet1s;
How to Insure the Health of Animals;
and How to Cnre their Diseases with
out the use Of Drugs; with q chapter
on Bookkeeping By the auther Of
''The Garden,' F'The Farm" etc.
New York: Fowler and Wells
Price, paper, 80 cts. muslin, so cts.
The value Of the large and xpenSive
works of writer's on the various sub
ject treated in this little manual, is I'M
disputed; but there are thousands Of
readers who cannot we'll afford to buy
them. To meet the wants of such is
the purpose Of this compact little vol
ume Of about 10 pages. It is lust the
thmg-conclse in its descriptions, clear
III It's practical directions, thorough in
It's treatments, and reliable in its state
meats. The keeper of a horse, COW.
a pig, few sheep, or i flock Of fowls,
turkeys, geese, or ducks, will find in
it all that he needs, IN language that he
can understand, and furnished at a price
that he can afford to pay Even if he
be interested i'll only one ofthe subjects
treated-the horse, for inStancc-he
can not fail to get the worth of his
money many times over; to say nothing
Of Rarey's System of Horse Taming,n
which he will find complete and Illus
trated in the Appendix. The chapter
on poultry is particularly interesting
The whole work is handsomely got up
and splendidly illustrated.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27
TO the Independent Electors Of Wood
County.

1t appears that an article signed by
a number of T. B. SCOTS laboring
men is laid before you with the inten-
ton Of iiustifying I. B. Scott, and in
fact to clear him from the charge
brought against him by the Board of
Supervisors. This evidence is in no
way sufficient to clear L. 3. Scott, and
it does not at all touch J. II. Compton.
1t is well known fact that men who
have been so long in SCOTS employ as
some of them have been, would vote
any way that he wished them; but it
does not follow that others would do
SO without more severe means, and
that those means had been used bv J.
H. Compton and I. 3. Scott is ia ct
beyond dispute, for all any evidence
to the contrary; and that that some of
the voters of that Town went home
without voting is another fact that they
don't dispute; and it is well known that
any that could be prevailed on to vote
in that way could be easily made to
deny. And that part of the charge
which they pretend to deny is not dis
proved at all, and the question re
mains why did J. H. Compton, 7. B.
Scott and l.. NJ. Hawley take such a
part in the Election at all; and it is in
deed shameful to be known that a
Town cannot hold its own Flee tons
without being assaled IN that manner,
and do not think that all their fine
talk and innocent protests will acquit
them before you, and you should teach
them that they cannot SO outrage the
most sacred privilege that we enjoy
and escape with impunity, for if they
go clear this time, they will be ready
to do 50 again when their caprice de-
mands, and it is easier to stop such
shameful actions than to let them run
on until they become a matter of course
and it requires your cool heads to Judge
in this matter and decide accordingly,
and punish such offenders according
to their offensc.
WAGsTAFF.
! Grand R.,;d. Oct GOD 1879
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27
For the Reporter.
5. j. CARPENTER.


Mr.. Observation-Disclosures first heard
your name mentioned in connection
with the Office Of Register, I resolved
to give you feeble lift, - although ]
was total stranger to you and had
never been able to take your paper
Your independent course with regard
to subsequent events has strengthened
my feelings Of duty to retain you as Il
sort Of overseer of the peoples interest,
particularly since / witness the siren
nous and infamous efforts on the part
of some, to defeat YOU | ara satisfied
that the class you have termed '.the
clique" would rather see you defeated
than any other candidate now In the
field. The leader (and, by the way,
the most gentlemanly Of the crowd)
said the other day, that if his vote
should cost him $1,000, he would cast it
against you, The question arises, why
is he so anxious that You be "cleaned
OUT" Simply because he knows that
You cannot keep up the paper, and
when that goes down, they will have
clear coast for ''smouging." If they
should be able to get another started,
they would be very careful to get
man to conduct it whom they could
use" Now, l think it would be
disgrace, if the citizens Of this county
don't give You a big majority. Any
man that works to defeat you, I shall
always look upon with Suspicion.
Since hearing of the outrageous sto-
ries started by the clique have re-
solved to support the clean ticket, and
I consider it nv duty to do so.
Yours for right,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27
Grand Rapids, Oct. 22d 1858.
For the Reporter.
An Incident.

Editor Of the Reporter::-In the alb
sence of Bear story to startle the
community with, which seems quite
popular in this north west region, about
these days, | propose to relate a little
incident that occurred in our usually
quiet town on Saturday last. Let me
premise by way Of explanation, that
the hen-hawks in our settlement have
been very annoying in Selling and car
rying away chic kens by scores. On
Saturday afternoon last large hawk
made descent on an old and favorite
hen within a few feet of the open door
Of the house Of d. &. Turner. 1t hap
pened that the occupants of the house
were all absent except Mrs. Lydia
Turner, who was in the back part of
the room with All open pepper box in
her hand, but hearing the uproar as the
hawk closed in with the old hen, she
looked around as the two clinched in
mortal combat, passed the door Git ap-
pearing that the hen made a straight
wake for 4 ''hoIe IN the wall'' made
conspicuous by the absence of under
pinning at one end Of the house, and
made tracks for the c0.nbattantS by
passing out of the door and coming
down two steps, coming up just as Mr..
Hawk-with outspread wings-was
about to make last and desperate at
tempt to hold his prey, before it should
disappear under the house, she seized
the "varmint'' by the wings, raised
hisa aloft and thrusting him on the
ground after fashion, that caused the
critter to die dead-sure. Now when
we state that Mrs. Turner is an aged
laay-past 63 years, .nd Of goodiy
dimensions-some 200 lbs. avoirdu-
pois. the feat is not without interest,"
How many women in our land similar
/, situated would have accomplished
the death of the hawk, instead Of
screaming vociferously, with broom
tick i'll hand, thereby soaring the pest
away, only to renew his depredations
again, Mrs Turner says the next one
she catches she intends to keep it
alive. H. II. HECox.
Rudolph. Oct. Is 1853.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27
INFLAMMATION OF THE EyEc

Like all other inflammation is caused by i'm
purity Of the blood, which causes all crupt;ve
diseases, as Salt Rheum, Scurvy Bois, Sores.
Ulcers, &c. The blood being unhealthy, and
OF an impure nature, also occasions Dropsies.
The blood becoming obstructed in tie veins
the wateTy part Of the blood in consequence is
thrown out from their extremities, and dropsy
IS the result. Many times ii is occasioned bv,
improper treatment of some former disease
and the vessels being fill by Serious humors
instead OF blood. Free eyacuations by these
f'iis, open the passage into the bladder and
carry OF the corrupted humors and renew
them with pure and heal nv blood. which will
drive out of the body all inhammati toeeth-
er with eruptions of the skin, and all dropsicaI
complaints. They will be shield 10 every
form eft disease to guard and keep YOU from the
cold graspng hand of death, and cause life ar d
strength to remain, and the countenance TO.
brighten with the bloom of beauty and health.
Or. Morse's Indian Root Fills are sold Inv
Benchley Phileo and by all dealers in Medi
cInes.
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X e ID 4 obettis
ESTF Az

STRAYED from the Mosquito Creek, u miles
- east Of Reeds Mill, about a month ago, =
yoke of Oxen, bearing the following marks =
One is large, red color, short legs. The other
is a light red, with strcaks of brindle across
the hips-tip end of left horn broken off, and
gimblet hole through the right horn. Both
have white bellies and white feet, long tails
with white on he ends.
will give ten dollars to any one who will
deliver said Oxen to me without further trouble
Or expense. OLIVER DCFRAINE.
Rudolph Oct 25th So
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-27

DEMOCRATIC HARMoNY.-The Chi
cago Herald, the Buchanan organ of
Illinois, keeps up an incessant fire upon
Douglas. From lengthy article in
that journal, while washing the Le-
compton villainy, we clip the following
as specimen brick:
An Administration, distinguished by
the comprehensiveness of its views, the
purity of its intentions, the aptitude of
its institutions, and the wisdom of its
craftsmanship, for recognizing those
proceedings as the legitimately cypress
ed will of the people of Kansas, has
been assailed by combination ofblack-
guards and fanatics, accused of dishon-
esty and fraud, and confronted by an
unprincipled band of political aspirants.
But what is most amazing, is the fact
that the leader Of this band of 6esper-
adoes-one who, outside of the Demo
cratic party, would be powerla>s as
Sampson Shorn of his lockS,-and who
gained notoriety infinitely transcend
ing either his usefulness or popularity,
by his advocates Of popular sovereign
ty, has now the effrontery to claim that
he is consistent, while substituting for
the legal proceedings of the people of
Kansas, the insensate rawlings of an
| armed rebellion. This is his popular
sovereignty-and this is about all there
is left of it. The only wonder now is,
that either Mr.. Douglas or his friends
have the courage, in the face his own
interpretations of the doctrine of his
Kansas bill, and within sight or hear
ing OF his betrayed, insulted constitu-
ency, to pretend that Mr.. Buchan IN
deviated at all from the principles so
universally approved by the Democ-
racy of the nation. Let it be known,
then, that while the National Democ-
racy tenaciously Adhere to the true idea
Of popular sovereignty, Senator Doug
las has found his place among the
screechers for bleeding Kansas, with
Greedy for his right hand man, and
Jim Lane as the commander for his
! forces.