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MonEr, SPEecg N Tur MrsSutM LEGIsLA-
Ij-RE,--Ne liut lie following m tn r.I,u' {
&c the proceedings Of the Missouri Leg 'sia:,r,
On he ,,h irs,an, Invita- enc, occur IT,
the reader e NJ. Pi.i ; surgch, =! q ciS rs
bis ranc would iully n vtrilnL,c ID So u,lani
OF Lord Chatham. His chf c mi cr 10
that Distinguished orator is said 10 consist in
the possession Of two leg~. AID IA head with a
nose or il. Bead Mr. Pits sp,cch:
hlr. PIT ctF;r,d ihc f,llun in.
HcS0'ctd, That Il speaker he authorized
to cause to lie pinned AM posted. one
hindred bills, aniouncin. t.Ie %,h Vi January
1859.
MIR. Ahn,y-I move to lay that resolution
on the table.
MI Pitt Mr.. Speaker. This House passed
resolutions, SIT. to rc,t'aie in an arproIn late
manner, tho $ti ,f January TINS is r,so.
ln'ion simply asking that roiicc be given To
The pubic That day. ". have declared an
intention nnd now, when we cometo publish
it, so'ce gcn'!,'nen is suddenly seized with
The 'ctrclc'mnt ei'l,s,' and squmns
around Ike a long red worm on Il Pin hook
Laughter. Genlrmon keep continually
talking about economy. I,mysrli, do not
believe ~ tyling Tie iuLllc Purse with cob.
web Strings boz when retlrnchmunt comes
in contact with patriotism, 1t assumes the
fora o: smalluc>S, Spch economy is like
flat CT Old S%iuljn, who had pairof shoes
made tor Lis l,tlN by, without s,les, that .hey
might last Tic longer. l.fugh,r. rover.
'nce " the Gay We celcb;ate." 1t is flausht
with "reminiscences the most stirring it
brings to mind one of The granlcst events
ever record, d in letters Of Living fire upon thu,
walls Of the ,uurl. Of cane " the strong
n2ht ann Of the god Of war! On such oc-
easors We should rise above PARTY lines and
Iohlir',i distinctions never fought under
'hc La"r,r of Ga Hickory, hut by the
t.oI.;l.' ".l:l had lLHgh,er and an.
rl9Gsc. If he cd war hc!sc was here now
ne would not know his cwn children from
ihr side Of JoSc,h'S coat Of many culors--tbe
Wings. knowNothingS, Democrats, hard
s"f;.hoiltd. scrambled and fred, Linconilrs.
Doupasi's and h!athtiskit,s. LcIong to no
Iariy am free. unh,dlod. unsadil,d in
Tie I.nllt'cnl pasture. Like hoh-iailed but,
i'll fly til: e.chaige arornd IN the h gh grass and
te!.! my own eS. G,ta, laughter Gen.
i!"'en. lei Us show or Ii ,erality ON pn,rio.ic
occasions. Why, sonc men have no more pa
i'in;i>m than yen could stuff in the eye Of
knitting needle. Lat us NOT Squet re five cents
tii' tie eagle on it Sqneals like Il locomotive or
MI Old maid, Let us Print the bills and in.
f"rIn tlr c'uruy that We are full Of patriot
i'm rs are Illinois sw'mps with tad pulrs. -.
/ a"st;,r don't believe in dong things
~ halves, Pumit me, Mr.. Speaker, TO
make y p"ciicAl quotation from one of our
nohicst authors:
II love 10 Sc. TIC rross anong the rel NJ " rose
love I" see ~. od gray hoIse for wien he goes he
Soses >
Conclusive Isnrhtur
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DECEIVED Hnohcr lot of hose handsome late
IL style Black silk Hats at H. T. MAYS
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MlICllEi.l':S PLACE.
Zee Creams and GoI,srctiuvspry.

fhc"em STREET, Lct,rccn 5M and On,
neli'LADEl.PillA \. - This Establishment
H1ri, un"s al rttr ,ctionS and the hes of ac-
r"mlu",,t' ons for Isl ,rs as well as cilizeus of
lhi'"de PHI; hcil provided with large and well
furnished IA 'ounS for
LIDiH% oad GENTLEMEN,
and thcy coull nowhere find n more desirable
l!"ce :" ret their weary limbs and where they
may he ted a .iiI hot Ia OF TIE DAY fom
re aGd choice Bill OF Fare.
~ The Ladies' ana Genrcmcn Of Iikton. and
vicinity. are most cordially inyltel 10 visit this
MoSr DESIRABLE Pace or ENTERTAINMENT.
where their wants will he promptly and politely
n'i"m'ed to and where they may strengthen tn
inner man and be sent on their WY rcio cling
WEDDING PARTIES and PIC MICS furnished
to order with table fixtures Of every po*siil,
iestri!t on. and with all the Delicacics they may
desire at shOr notice.
No 523 CHESTNUT STREET,
sept d. l85S-ly opposite the State House.
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NOTICE..

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county.
In Chanccry. January |, 1859, {
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
~ ported by james +. Mccullough trustee
tor The sale ui the Real Estate Of Abraham
Watson, decd be ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the tenth day Of March,
next; provided copy Of this order be
inserted IN some paper printed in Cecil
county. once Il week for one month, before
the ninth day Of February, next.
Tie Report states the amount of sales TO
be fllC0.oO WIN. II. RICKETTS,, Clerk
Circuit Court Tor Cecil COUNTY.
Irae copy; test.
VIM. II. RICKETTS,,
Jan. o, ls59-1m. Clerk.
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Land and Lots for Sale,
N'E.4R PORT DEPOSIT.

NT.7R PURT UTPOSIT,
4 SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, con.
II tanning about 20 Acres. miles from Bat
4 tie Swamp, and improved 4
s-{-S with good House, &c. One 1-.sra
i;T.trs House ani Lot on Main ST., Ir,!s,a
i..st, Port Deposits; this is q dcsi- ,,slf'
rahle property, and in fee simple. Two
Tracts Of Land on the Snsquchanna, and on
the site of the Central Railroad the land If
fine quality. Also, several small Dwellings,
III and adjoining the town Of Port Deposit.
All the above Will be sold on arcomm odat-
ing tern j.. COULSON,
Port Deposit, July IL If
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GRAIN Of all kinds, and POTATOES
~ hought for cash. aud at tn, highest market
rates, by bapr III H. s. SITES.
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WEBs HESTER s. GO.
GeEtlemea'S Furnishing Store,

Patent Shoulder Scan Shirt Mandatory.
4 L THE ON STAND, No 100 CuEsrSrr STREET
"A PHILADELPHIA, Opposite the Washington
liousc)
NiNcHESTER will give. as heretofore. his per
son"l snrcr ison Of the Cutting and MqnuG;,ctur
NJ departments. Orders for h is celebrated style
~ h'rts and Collars file al the shortest notice
i'cIS"nS desiring 20 orer shirts can be supp!iel
with the formula for measurement, or .applict!on
by mail.
Constantly on hand, n varied and select stock of
Hcn,lcmnns Furnishing Goods.
W wholesale orders supplied on liberal terms.
sent 4 lS3S-ly
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Desirable Building Lots.

NOR SALE IN THE TOWN OFELKTON.
i few very pleasantly located Building
Lots, within minutes walk Of the Depot OF
the Phil, vii. \ Bait. Rail Road.
These lots have been laid out to snit the
different tastes of different purchasers, var
n'g III size from !" feet front by l.U feet deep,
to 90 feet front and IFS feet deep.
To those acquainted with the town of Elk-
ton. it is unnecessary to speak at length of
the beauty Of its location. tho salubrity of
its climate, or the advantage Of good schools,
churches aud society.
Few places afford equal facilities for ira
yelling. lying as it does withn hours ride
of Philadelphia and Baltimore. and being II
stopping place for all trains on the r, w X
b Rail Road.
Terms Cash, or approved paper. For fur
thcr information apply at Elkton Depot, to
BENJAMIN WELLS.
May Is, lS58-tf.
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MORE NEWS!
To arsiage Manufacturers.

u Iii. subscribers have constantly ON hand
large assortment Of superior CAKRI AGE
y! lfF. consisting Of FciIocs. Shafts. Bows,
tongues. Sr"krS. &c. Also. a large guam
tlty Of Seasoned AX!eS. and Plank Of differ
cnt hicknrSScS. all Of which they will dis
pose OF Ut reasonable prices
SCOTT y ADDISON,
Jan %, lS"S-tf SCOTS Mills
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tOilu,ir9tcu.
WITCHES, JEWELRT
AND
Sls.VElss WARE.


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Agency
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los ls,n.op.. a. 4, mode nv
nr.esfv inr,,l
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Eii.u.i. Paris. ,y,yv fyeA
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II SJk I.Is'R'

N - h HIS
FOR FEBRUARY.
The New American CJcIopeda volumes |, 2
) and l.
Our ChaIlcy and What to dc with him. BY Mrs
III. t. Stove
Yacht Voyage. etiers from Higher Lali
tulrs, b. Lord Dufelin
The Securing Of The White 'icrsc, or the Long
Vacation hanbl.> of London O. cIk
The baiiy Counsellor. by Mrs. l.. u ~i.onrney
f:om Poor House 10 pul pit by WIN. NJ, rhIyrr
What VIII He Do With It, by fis.tratus Cax
ton; a Novel. by Sir I'ulwer Lyton.
House to Let, BY Charles dickens.
sylvan Iiolts Daus liter II Novel, by HoIme
lee
The Afternoon Of Unmarried Life: companion
10 Women : though about Women
Letters 10 Young People single and Married.
by Timothy itco'nh
Bite sweet, Poem by j a. Holland
lie talIai of Rnbc Bel and other Poems by
Thomas i1aiiy Alirich
The Laid and h- iook. or Eth icai IlIustrotious
Dawn from the VI nn.rs and Cu-tons Scene.
and zee cry ot the Hoy Land by ". VI.
lhcnpfon.
All chu,cc p.blca iors Of the i received as
puolsuci j. I. tihtll,.
No IL. rket -trcct
Jan ~, 1872 Wi!lningon on, bel
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MEeclila,,eoi.s.
A VAEUhBEE FARsI FOR SALE.

IA II N il VIA AkLs
THN)IE subscriber will sell at Private Sale.
Il the Farm Of the late Thomas Rogers.
near Cal y N'rk's Mills, within about one
nile OF the Blue Ball and two miles of Zion,
continuing annUt
ISL ACRES, OF LAND.
The arabic and is divided into eight fields :;
is III ii tar state Of cultivation and under
good fencing. There is u suficiency of
wood Tor tie use OF the farm.
Fhe improvements consist of
X STONE DWELLING HOUSE,
Is hy 10 feet two stories high, with :, good
cellar under the whole buin,irg:a NEW
bh AME BAHN. IS hy 40 feet. with stone
sf"' ns ; ami Straw House 20 by 80 feet;
], Is convenient ard substantial barn; there
is also good Wagon House and Grauary.
With C""prr Shop, and Tenant House ON tie
Premises. The land is well watered, and
tie situation healthy. II will he sold on
reasonable terms.
JAMES McCAULEY,
Likt"h, oct oo, looo-ii. Agent.
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Gl,e lsur..tr.
EEEATON and CANsHSEsID
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

NN and after the lst Of July. 1856. the
W subscribers become the rroprctors Of
The Ellt"n and Cambridge Line of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Ekton. Daily (Sundays
cNccptcd.) and stop on their way down tic
shores at tnc following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CHESTEGTOWN
W AkWlCk. CHURCH llIiI.,
I'D Of SASSAFRAS, CENTREVILLE
GEO. I. = ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON.
CRIEElLL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton AT 10 O'Clock a. NJ. in time for passeu-
gers to take the cars for either city.
U5~Thcy will also run daily branch line
from Middlctnwn. Del. to connect with the
main line at Chesterown, going and return
lug the same day and reaching Middetown
in time for the O'Clock, morning train of
cars. JOSEPH WELLS X CO.
June %, 1856.
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
J0zEE v. aE.akeDNE.,

SUCCESSOR TO Ii 4. nALL.)
l. i X Il O N, M d.,
A NNOUNCES to the citizens Of Ceci,
IA county that lie is prepared to
Make all kinds Of Carriages to Order,
and guarantees to give satisfaction to all who
may favor him with thrir work. An ex-
r"renre Of ten years enables him to say that
his Carriages will compare iavorahly with
those OF any other manufacturers, in finish
ana duramlity. lie soIicis the custom Of
the people Of the county, generally.
Dy~accond hand carriages taken in cx-
chlnge for new, at fair prices.
A number Of second hand carriages on
hahd, and for sale low. Jan l, '59--y.
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TT Is NOW A SETTLED FACT. that the place
] for the Ladies' to buy their Mprocco Roots is ut
II +. MAYS. lie keeps better goods in this
lve than arc usually found in country stores -
hey are madr 10 order AMI every pair warranted
to give s,iisf ction or The money returned.
ElktOn. Dec. Is. 1853
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Dh. WILLIAM 4. CARSON,
h'iaarasf.tErs.di>t and aart,csias.

HAS opened NEW Drug STORE at Rock
4 Ran Port Dcpcsit. Md. and would respect.
fully cali the attention Of his iricudS and tho.
public to his lir.c assortment Of DRuGs.
CnAMicALs AND PArEsr MEDICINES. PER-
FvNHnf, Fancy ARTICLES, nc. IoHACC"
>N'fF AND CtG.RS, SLICES: HAIR, To"rH.
,Sp Shaving REt sniS.
~ rnsSici'ns' Prescriptions carefully
compounded, and country orders promptly
attended to. May, -, lSJS-ly
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Grist and Flour hill.
Coal Oil and Goa! Oil Lamps !,

A variety of JONES Oates) PATENT FLAT
"A WICK LAMPS and Knlpp's patent Round
Burner Lamps Ffor sale by
Dn.WM c. CARSON. Agent.
at his New Drug store
Nav 90 1888 Rock Run. Port Deposit
70 Fluid an other Lamps al cred 10 suit.
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EictA CT Store Goods for Sale.
hmd SI'1af: sI'AES, FOR EsEsr

OWE subscriber having other business
! "!1'ch vii engage his attention after the
ao'il =, March, vi III S,l ut PRIVATE SALE.
his STOCK OF STORE GOODS. (Which is
NJ" very iig',D, on the most accommodating
germs lhey have been hough, 1T the Lowest
c'"it pfisrs, and the stand (Which is one OF
'"o "SSt IA ta1 county,. can be leased for
one. ~" tirqc Years Any rcrs,,p wis.,
ina t. engage in the business VIII find it to
Their advantage 10 cail on the subscriber
before settling elsewhere. Address
X. 1lADDUCK.
Blue Bal Post Office.
Jan 8, ls59-Cw. Cecll county, Md.
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Chester l'ernase Seminary,
Newark Female Seminary.

Vy7T!E MINT SESSION Of this Institution
z MIIlc"nm"ncc JANUARY 5th. and con
Time SIX MONTHS, with IL recess of one
week in April.
beautiful location, excellent teachers,
and careful cultivation of tic mind and
heart, commend this school to the attention
Of parents. For catalogues. address
MISS ii. CHAMBERLAIN,
Principal,
pee. 70. lS3S- CIV. Newark, Delaware
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New Cracker Bakery i'm EIkten,

w" VsH0NVi DHNtiy I'll BIIKFVH'
EsORRIS CUMMINGS takes this method
1HA Of informing the public that he is now
prepared and is daily Baking Fresh Crackers
OF all kinds. at his Bakery, in the Hollow, to
which he calls the attention of the trade in
general.
Also, constantly on hand CAKES of all
kinds. Particular attention paid to baking
cakes for parties, &c.
COnfeCtiGnerEcS.
] have just received from Philadelphia n
choice lot of ComectioncricS, which will be
sold cheap for cash, wholesale and retail
Thankful for past tlvors, / respectfully
solicit u continuance Of the same.
NORRIS CUMMINGS.
Elkton, June 10, 1858.
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E3sINTlS s. JOKES,

-aANrFhrTrGErs AND DEALERS IN
Sperm, Lard, Sea Elephant, Whale,
TANNERS and MINERS OIL. Also,
Sperm. Solar Sperm, Gnd 4damaatine Candles.
Warehouse-Mc. "a South Wharves.
Manutactory, Christian Street. below Seventh
Oct 30 lSj0-3m. PHILADELPHIA
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PERFECT FAMILY NEWSPAPER

never 10 contain line either in its reading or
advertising columns to give otfrnsa to any onn. 80
HE slavery Question VII be wholly euorcl in
IT. columns he proprietor is icters dcd il shall
never BE- alluded to i'll any mauner in = The Goa.
ISOLATION while it remains in his contrul--ani
no alusi0h to religious mnitois vii; be permitted
That would tend to sye Ufien,e TO any ct. Ii il
the discrimination 10 make it the fy0rtc Ct all
cins'rS. OF both sexes. of young and old The
subscriber having had more tn N Il quarter Of a
century cNpe ience in he pub i,aii"n Of Daily
and eokiy Ncw-paiers--snme cish cen years AFRO
~ rrrpr c'"r Of the then famous Boston Notion
and for twenty consecutive YEAR, the propcic or of
The Boston Daily Iimcs--ard having nov con
Ecciei himself with in, aluable dtoiai aid he
believes that thus new enterprise will at once
chicve il popular favor a.4l suc;css unparalleled
III hc" PAPER history
Trims OF "1IIE CONSTELLATION"
TWO boLLARS PER ASSrM, when taken in clubs Of
TEN. heavyweight copies to one address. F"r.y.
nne dollars, being only : - per annun each =
Twenty copies only S}I. Five copies Sl2 Two
coiiesSj One copy. - Persons paying ut the
rate of !3pcr an"uin viii have the pose e prepaid
by he subscriber. Al subs plions To he ivy. ria
Ny in advance. Siag gle copies Five Cents TIE
Newspaper Agents three dollars md fly ce Is
per hundred. Al or!ers and iet..rs 20 be al
dressed 10 GEGEGE ROBERTS.
Jan 10. Il aid Il spruce it., New-lork
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PACIFIC OCEAN s.gTAy0.

The supply of this Guano being inadequate this
season. We would rernnmcnd our IL ends who
intend usi.g it, to avail themselves of ,he oppor-
unity OF purch sing eaHly. We are prepared to
receive and ill or!ers for this superior article
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unity of purchasing early. We are prepared to
receive and hill urIers for this supc ior article
ALLEN y NEEDLES
y iLW FERTILIZER.
The time having arrived when MaYurcs con.
ccntfat"d OF otherwise. should be fuynilhel to the
Agricultural N lower prices dian heretofore we
no" have the pleasure of s.a,ins. thlt after mash
labor and close application to this subject We have
succeeded in rrr"cing A MANURE poSsessin.
all the requisites Of u tourLEra FErT:LIzrR il,
evcry sense Of the word It is especially a,lapteI
to CORN. OATS POTATOES, WHEAT 4 GEASS
1t is packed i'll
Kew and Strong Grain Esags,
which can be used AS such or IL voted to other
purposes on The farm.
Price SD per > 900 lbs. a. cents per i5.)
lib raj deduction made TO Dealers in the
.lovc .rticlrS.
t3'7DGr house hnvinr enjoyed the confidence of
HE agriculture! community for So many war.
past We can only ii we feel that our recon-.
m dttion .! Manure is of SOME VALUE. iu,,s.
much Il, it is OR custom 10 sci SoNG But EE!I,.lE
ARTICLES. We have also for -
No GOrerHmonf Pe,'nrian GuaaO.
AAlNiCAN GUAND from JARVIS Island
GROUND BONES. and p,'itE ZONE DUST
1othhETrH. PLASTER. aud such oh. r ECIti, zers
AS VIZ feel SAT. III rcroEmcnU e
. .he lchlns Agricultural Journals anil
Newspapers a'c regularly file oar Office FIR the
use # formers. AhLfN 4 NEEDnEt
NJ" - 1o"th "harye- md II Sonth Wa:er st.
FRS Store above Che nut street
Feb b. l5JJ-@m ruiLADGIruIA
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FITIZENS OF ELKTON. and Strangers visiting
~ Elkton, Pause and Read. and lie rn III t
SUGARS are getting CHEAPER Having pur-
chnsc q new lot of Groceries the present week
am cnablca 10 sell Sug1r at f.om TO cents per
ID. less than the recent prevailing rates. an
selling COOL Grown Sugar ut s c,s; it is fully ms
goo1 ia selling at 9 cts by the bogs,cni three
weeks since. Refined White susms Il and II cts.
Crushed sugar - cts per Id, or 3 lbs for 81 90
Mol SEES "a cts per lion. These are STRICTLY
CASH nowN prices ard persons wishing to buy on
credit viii! be charged higher Rates.
oct o. RF MAY
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CARPET WEAVING.

VHNi1E undersigned has commenced CAR
d PET WEA WING, at his residence. Elk
Landing. where those having carpets to
weave will be served on t,ic lowest terms.
Orders may be left at the subscribers resi-
drnce, or with Resell Il CO., Elkton.
Oct. lift. JAMES McCULLEN.
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n!isfcll0llecus.
A MAMMOTH AND BRILLIANT
Weekly NcyVspa PER.


TWICE AS LARGE AS THE SEw-YoNK LEDGER.
80 CONSULTATIONS. -"
BRIGHT SPARKLING! GATHERING!
BRILLIANT! EArItNT! DAZZLING!
sTILiNG! IFrtLGENr. ELsrLEkpENT
SHINING! GLORIOUS!
re union Of light to f'rm grand luuinary !.
SAHK BENJAMIN, Eater.
rf'ilEs 'rniher hes great pleasure in amour
e'nS hat Il. vi teue On Saturday. Jusary
lst 1919 tie lnrge-t. hJndsom 81. and most com
llcrs Weekly Newspaper ever printed
il viii be Il superb Folio sheet doub'c the SIZE
of The Nvn-loik Ledger containing ten broad
co ums on edch page. thirtyfrur inches in |, yht
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-01-20
PURCHASE OF CUBA.

The Deniocralic .Seraiorial CsucusSes-
tsrday for tie purpose OF ascertaiHihg The
views Of Senators in regard 10 Mr.. .iSlidell's
proposition placing 10 the hands of the
President thirty IN illiors Of dollars as an
ins,allnent for the purchase of Cuba,
ia looked upon as matter Of great inn
portadce.
Mr.. Hunter made speech against the
proposition ard was followed by Messrs.
Mason, Clay and Shields.
Mr.. Dougas took strong grounds in fs-
voa Of giving the money to The President.
He thought the prospect Of purchasing
gloomy, but was willing to give the PseS-
ident money to make the attempt.
| Mr., Douglas said there was but one way
10 gel Cuba and that was on the recur.
renee OF another Black Warrior ease, TO
seize tho Island By way Of retalia ation, and
negotiate afterwards on he basis Of M
Posss9lis. ~, 6es 4s.f Ea...,..s. ~.
Jefferson Davis was opposed to The idea
Of forcible eiseizpre and favored purchase.
Messrs Gwin,I Siaell, Bigler end others
SUSTAINED tn purchase policy. l..
p On. The vote being taken. there were
only five votes OgAinss Nj, slidell's prop0.
Isition,, ,ssa ,, 10 ..,,s.. n,
Mr., Branch olNorth Carolina, viii on
Teusday present tie report from The Com
thailtss op,Foreiga Affairs, for the pur|
chRse of Cuba.a yss.a .fd3 r,anii..',,. 4
nfaIt issaid thatths Douglas and Slidell
affair isl settled and Il at these gentlemen
are fast becoming lfrisnts, Hope is ex
pressed gensrslydtbat the individual as
sumption oflJudge Douglas has been cbas
tened and hsa will hereafter act with the
Democrats G party. From present appear
ances, notwithstanding the yiluperalion o
his indiscrsOt frisnds. such might be lh'
inference. et nfaul % shsts snd aq..