Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-29

On the fist day a Oc:aier ncXt We will
comn'orce TIE pnticatIono our paper on NEW
LARGE, AND LEGiRIE TYPE. under tie title OF
ESTATES AND UNION.
"1HE UNION" is name that is endearcd IN
the editor OF 1HE STATES ~ many agreeable
recollections. He brought it with him TO
Washington from Nashville, where il was the
title of the liomc organ of Gener, Jackson aud
Mr. Polk, with which he was editorinlly a..
sociu,ed, J and mn My adopted, at bis instance
by The lamenied Mr.. Richie. the then Nesto-
of the American pr ess, MS an appropriate unme
for the Democratic journal Which they Jointly
established, and the first number Of which was
issued on lefiersou's birth day in ls45. 1t is
II name that was beloved by such sterling pr.
,rio;s mud Democrats as General Jackson,
James X. Polk, Mr. Richie, General Armstrong
and tier contemporaries, and II name craven
on the hearts of the Democratic party.
When the journal which itreprescn,ed found
that i,s ineresis would be tent flied by vast
ing it aside and substituting another, We then
re, olyed that, MS il had been tlus rcpudiatcd,
ne would take il mp, and place ii at The head
o. our own columns, as soon ne p suitable pt-
Rod arrived.
Tue STATES AND UNION " III lie conducted
with an exclusive regard 10 the principles Of
the Slaie-rights Democracy, will be independ-
en-. of factions, and unbiased by partial inter-
esis. We may add that several Of the ahest
contributors 10 the Union during lie time we
were connected with II, have Voluntarily prom
isrd TO write for Tie THE STATS AND Union, in
behalf OF the cause in which we are enlisted
us they did in by-gonc years.
IL will be furnished 10 subscribers nj the low
price Of
ONE OII.AR PER YEAR.
This is but barely remuncrativc, but we
have placed it thus low in order that it may
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others who are inclined TO read ii. II ~ i'll con-
tain AL the leading editorials which mpnear in
the duily editions, as well as large amount
Of general intelligence, embracing much valu-
able information relaiiag to the c0dirs Of gov-
crRmt1t, and matters of interest appertaiuing
to Literature, Agriculture, aud Commerce. 1t
viii also contain all
The Government Advertisements
and official notices.
The events which will teansprs during tb,
next twelre months will make a paper publish
ed Mt the seat of government OF more than or
binary interest.
The STATES AND UNION, during tliis prri--',
will contain perfect history of the proceed
inss vi the
NEXT CONGRESS-.
which vii! perhaps he of more interest 10 tho
nation than any previous Congress which has
assembled at Washington since the formation
Of the goycrnn ent.
1t will embrace tho whole political canvass
for the
NEXT PRESIDENCY,
mp to the day on which the election tax es
place; in fact, ii may be regarded rs the
CAMPAIGN PAPER,
and the che0pest yoier OF the kind ever issued.
We see no reason whv its circulation should
not he extended 10 fifty thousand in few
months. The Indications are favorable to such
IT result from the substantial manifestations
which we receive day by day in the largo mum
Der of subscribers. a remittance may be
made for single copy by carefully wrapping
up GOLD DOLLAR and enclosing it in IN
envelope.
FOSTMASTERS AND OTHERS, who will
take The trouble OF getting us up a GLIB IF ten
subscribers, at the rate ofo.E DOLLAR PrR yPAR
tor each subscriber will he furnished with
copy OF the WEEKLY STATES AND UNION for one
year gratis
Payment in all eases required in odrancs.
Current money in tie diGarent States reee'rrd
IN poymentJor subscriptions
All letters should be addressed 10
JOHN P. HESS,
Washington D. G.