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Civil Action.
AASSAb i lEhhIiObis \ a.
County Of johnson,
THOMAS !; i. bAlLEl. Civil Action.

County OF JOhnsOn.)
THOMAS ]. BAILEY,
CHARLES Y 2. BALDWIN, 0''H A'''A'
liz THE THIRD JrpfcrAL DISTRICT CouET, sit
ting within. and for the County Of johnson, in
rTSHE object Of this suit is to recover Judgment
J. for the sum Of seyenty-fve dollars, with in-
terest thereon at the rate Of three per cent. per
menth, from the 1lth day Of November, a. u.
ls5s till paid and the costs. and alsoto ioreeose
a.rnortgage executed by said Chas. r. BALDWIN
to B. f. Dare. on the 18th day Of August. A. u.
t3) Block thirty -four 60 Lot twenty isOl IN
Biock forty.two (is) Lot fourteen tll) in Block
sixty-eight t6s. Lot three t3) in Block seventy
Eve (55; Lot four "a in Block seventy six Csel
and Lot four ~ in Block seyentyeight (Ie). SIT.
uate in the town Of Olathe, in the County o.
johnson, In said Territory. which said mortgage
was Afterwards transferred b. the said Dare 70
4 the said Thomas j. Bailey.
| IL appearing by affidavit fled, that the aeft'
Charles p. Baldwin, does not reside In THIS ~ er-
FitoFy IL il therefore ordered that the said Ches
p Baldwin d., By the 21st day Of MAY. n y
1 1850, answer the petition OF the sad Thomas j
\ Bailey, az ,inst him filed in the Clerks once q
said Court or the same viii be taken hs con
| fesgca and Judgment rendered accordingly-
| In testimony whereof, /, William Nos; CLERK 9
our said Court. hare hereunto get my hnno ans
private seal. There being no seal Of .nee PROVE
! edl at OInthe, in said County and District tni
w. = - WILLIAM ROY, Clark. Il. 81
1T. BARzIs. Plf . AttS.
April sths isse-eH.
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+. Legal Noticss.
Attachment.
TERRITORY OF KANSAS
Johnson County.

TERRITORY OF KANsAs,l
}, johnson County.
THOMAS CoGDEE,)
VS.. Z Beiore y u Hiien, y. :.
SUMUEL LSKlNNER.,
AFR SAMUEL SKINNER. you will hereby
Nl take notice that an order Of at;aehment
for sI6 has been isused by ]. ID. Allen, j; T.. in
the above case on the aOth day of April, is5s and
that your property has been attached, and u
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Justice that
a summons cannot be served upon you. it Is
therefore ordered that publication be made IN
the Herald of Freedom. a newspaper published
in the city Of Lawrence. for three consecutive
weeks, notifying you that unless you appear be.
fore the said Justice at his office in the town o.
Shawnee, on the e5th dsy Of June, A. ID. 1879
Judgment will be rendered against you, and yoni
property sold to satisfy the attachment and the
cost Of this suit
May IA, '59.-3t THOMAS COGDEN.
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Legal Noficss.

NOTICE is hereby given. that letters tesla
IN mentary were granted TO the undersigned. on
Probate Court Of Coiley county. h. T.. in the
Estate Of Thomas Woolses deceased, and all per-
sUnshav ing claims against said estate are re-
quested to exhibit the same for rallowanee, within
enc year from tho date Of said letters, as they
may be precluded from any henehts q said estate.
RH0DA W00LSEY,
Executgix.
Burlington. Coffey Co. K. I'll
May 9th. 1850. I may II. ST.
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" The Free State men of johnson
county have nominated ]. E. CoRLIss,
Esq, of Shawnee, and Mr.. BURR1s, of
0lathe, as delegates to the Constitutional
Convention. They are good and true
Free State men, and as such will receive
the unanimous support of every friend Of
freedom in that county.
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Hannibal & St. Joseph Railroad.
xpxv RoUTE oPENED FoR THE
EAST AND SOUTH.

0y and after MONDAY. FEBRUARY y. this
~ Rosi viii bs opened for business, through, q,
out the entire length. PessenEer trai1s ..,es mas
in eieyen hours, and making sure and elose cen-
necfion with Packets up and down t1e aiss,s; sas
sippi River and all the Railroad Lines y Eass ~
4or With The Road, above 81 Joseph. g the
isIa iHatT," an the openibg Of nnyigstion- stage
connect q s. JesoRh from o". ~ Ras.i Is
49,. V.i,s sE@ and Western lows win hnd thi.
III % ewieIssf. easiest and cheapssf route e AZ
ro;,fhr IN the Mississippi River and sast'
Through tickets can be had e tne once " '''
Sssef'''' -. JOSIAH HUNT. Superintendent
P. B. GRoIr. dcnerai Ticket Agent
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F The Free State party of Linn
county re- organized and elected Judge
D. W. CANNON, and Esq. SNooKs as DEL
egateS to the Big Springs Convention
H. NJ. DoBBINs is elected Chairman of
the County Central Committee.
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Attachment.
THE TERRITORY OF KANSAS, sc
County Of johnson. -

The TERRITORY OF kANsAs,I ss
County Of johnson.
J. HENRY SMITH,
II. r. HALL. :,
In the District Court Of the Third Judicial Dis
trict, sitting within and for the County and
Territory aforesaid.
L nent Tor the sum Of one hundred and forty
five dollars (sl45) with interest thereon from the
9th day Of May, A. ID. 1858. till paid and the costs
Ssfendant n II. Hail. is n nonresident of this
Territory, III therefore ordered that thesaid Hall
| doanswer the petition of the said Smith against
him. filed in the Clerks office Of said Court, on
| or before the 2sth day Of May 1853, or the same
will be taken as true, and judgment rendered
accordingly.
| ENthere being no seal of office provided
SEAL Ehis the I4th day of April, 1850.
| NV WM. ROY, Clerk.
April q, '59.-6t
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" By mistake, last week, the HER
AID OF FREEDOM was made to appear as
No. 80 instead of No. 40. 1t is correct
this week. The 4th volume is fast draw
ing to a close.
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New Man.

We have just received few of d. T.
AITcHELL's new Sectional Map of Kan
SaS. Those in wish of the best and most
reliable map extant, would do well to call
and get copy Immediately.
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VI The United States Court for the
Second Judicial District, for Kansas Ter
htory, is now in session at Lecompton,
Judge ELMoBE presiding.
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VI Just printed, at the HERALD OF
FREEDOM office, a new lot of legal blanks,
Including deeds, mortgages, &C., which
will be sold a: the lowest living prices
Orders from distance solicited.
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OF We have delayed our paper this
week one day, to make room for the pro-
ceedings of the Big Springs Convention,
which will be found, in condensed form,
elsewhere.
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@Mr. FILLMoRE, the business part
nsrOf Mr.. FoRD, of this city, is the brother
OF Mr. F.'s son, in-law, and not the son.in-
law, as We stated last week.
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Spring and Summer Goods,
Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing Good
CLOTHING!

CLolH 0!
so Black and Brown DRESS COATS: $40 to ss5.
50 BUSINESS SUITS. from So to s35.
800 VESTS, from 81 25 to $40.
500 PANTS, from 81 to 80.
Also, Summer CIothing-all sorts, sizes and
Please give US a call before purchasing else
where. for we are bound to sell cheaper than the
cheapest.
HATS AND CAPSl
Silk Hats, Stove Pipe Hats. Black and White
Mole Skin Hats, Fir Hats, Black and Brown
Planters Hats, Soft Hats, also Summer Hats Of
sbesp ell sGsts ebeap s1es cheap
FURNISHING GOODS.
The place to buy Shirts, Collars, Crayats.
Scarfs, Ties, Pocket Hdkfs, Kid Gloves, Buck
Gloves, Driving Gloves, Gauntlets. Mittens, Un-
dershirts and Drawers. Overshirts, Hickory
Shirts, Hosiery. and other things too numerous
to mention. is at SUTLlfF'S.
TO COUNTRY DEALERS.
We will sell Goods at wholesale as low as at
st. Louis, Kansas City, or LtaFenworth. Give
US call.
OUT FITTING GOODS.
A large stock just received, at SUTLIFF'S.
Mr.. $. employs the BEST OF W0RKMEN
and with the assistance Of SINGERS FIRST
CLASS SEWING MACHINE, is prepared tc
make to order on the MOST REASONABLE TERMS
and with GREAT DISPATCH, COATS, VESTS
and PANTS, in the latest New York and Boston
Styles, and a perfect fit guaranteed.
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING
Kept constantly on hand, and sold at moderate
prices to SUIT THE HARD TINES. Give us cal
and we will do you good in the way of workman
ship, good material and genteel fits.
N.B.-Don't forget the place, doors south o.
main entrance, Eldridge Block.
| Lawrence. April l6, ls59,-tf.
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r AwRENCE LODGE no. /. o. of G. 7.
II meets regularly, every Monday, at Z l-2
o'clock, in Babeock Il Lykins' Hall. Members
of the order from other Lodges are invited TO
meet with us whenever they can make it cOnven-
lent. j. Z. TRASh, w. u. L.
| A. G.. DALEE, W. s. May l, SO.
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Attachment.
LEVI HATCH, Plaintiff, ,
VS..

LEVI HATCH, Plaintiff,
VS..
]. d. RAIDER. Defendant.>
rTHE Defendant in the above entitled cause is
i hereby notified that an order of attachment
was issued out of the Office of John I. Guther,
one of the Justices of the Peace for Drywood
township, Bourbon county, Kansas. on the s9th
day Of April. A. ID 1889, for the sum Of twenty
one dollars and thirty-fye cents in favor Of the
above named Plaintiff. And unless you appear
and make defence within forty days, judgment
the same.
May II. ls59.-3tt LEVI HATCH.
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Notice 10 Claimants.


.rrUE Commissioners to audit andadj jnst claims
i for property taken or destroyedin leas-o VIII
hold sessions as follows, eommencing at
Lawrence, Douglas Co., Monday. April a5th.
Minneola, franklin GO. MAY xna ia
shannon, Anderson Co, !, yytnu' ytu'
Osawatonie, Lykins Co., !. .otn- ,otn-
BROOKLYN, Linn Co.. Syt1.
Fort Scott, bourbon CO.. June zha.
Claimants are requested to have their papers
ali ready for presentation and witnesses IN AZ
tendance for examination as above: Inc un9 n,
for the completion Of the work is hmitea-ai
must be ciosed up before 1st July.
No sases can be considered unisss the pr?oisg ~ gg
completed before the 18th OF June; as ~ vii
reorire All the remainder Of the month toprepare
The report for the Constitati9Bai Conveniion to
assemble at Kyandott on the hfst sienoss Oh
/ July. .L.,.;..;or,rsss q
above are requested 70 send their petitions sn9
nSoofs. drawn in accordance with the Pr pilsnea,
rr.Iss md regulations. 10 Caleb 3 Pratt. Cenlra.
| Clerk. lawrence. when the commissioners VIII
communicat. with claimante and endcavSr 70
ssFord them all necessary facilities contempiateo
b. the Act organizing the corinisssiou;; xr,1
HI. ADAMS,
S.A. KJNGMAN.
Teeumseh, April ,lsSo. Com 70.
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NOTICE TO pRE.EMpTloN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right Of pre-emp-
tion to any Of the lands within the toWnshipsand
parts of townships above enumerated, is required
10 establish the same TO the satisfaction Of the
Register and Receiver Of the proper land ofice,
and make payment therefor as soon as rsacties-
BILE after seeing this notice, and before the day
appointed for the commencement OF the public
sale Of the lands embracing the tract claimed;
otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
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The following is the result Of observations
for the month Of April:
The warmest day was the 9th, when at taking
note, at . p. M, the mercury stood at 81 in the
shade.
The coolest time was on the 4th, when att a. m.
the mercury stood at 900 in the open air.
Mean temperature for the month was 40 :.
We have the greatest height Of barometer dur
ing the month, % As inches which was on the 18th
inst For the lowest, we have25 SO inches, which b
was ON the 10Th. Mean height for the, month
was 1909 inches. l.. G. HEATH.
Lawrence, May 1st., 1859.
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Ohio State and Union Law College.
THIS Institution has been removed to Cleve-
l. land, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred.
and students upon graduating may be admitted
to practise. For Circulars address, at Cleveland,
(Feb 10 Sly NJ. A. KING, Secretary.
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Masonic.

THE REGULAR MEETINGS Of Lawrence
l. Lodge, No. 6, are held on the first Thursday
of each month, in Masonic Hall, Babcock Ly-
kins' Building.
Aug l5-tf
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$50 Reward!

OT0LEN from the subscriber, on Wednesday
Il hands high. black legs. main and tail; white
in the forehead the size of half dollar, some
saddle marks, collar marks on the wethers, some
white on hind foot, yery large hoofs, and natural
trotter.
Also, one S0RREL MARE. Is years old, IS
hands high. well built, blaze face. two hind and
one fore foot white, q scar around the right fore
foot, once doctored for ringbone; saddle marks,
limps going down hill.
The above reward will be paid for thedelivery
of both horses to the owner, S25 for either one
Of them.
May IL, SIT JACOB ULRlCH.
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MERCHANT TAILOR, Wholesale and retail
1fl dealer in Cloths. Clothing. Hats, Caps. and
Gents Furnishing Goods, Eldridge House. two
doors South Of main entrance.
IT ? See advertisement.
Mav II IpSQ
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DENNIS SULLIVAN, Plaintiff,
Attachment.

KANsAN TERRIroRY.l
Bourbon County. !
ALFRED NJ. II. BII.LS)
C,B. wINGFIELD.
In attachment before ii. R Kelso. Justice Of
the Peace in and for the Township Of Scott,
County and Territory aforesaid.
rINO c. d. NINGFIELD. The above named de-
l. fendant: You are hereby notified thnt Alfred
". II. Bills. plaintiff rs afore;aid, on the 18th
Of the Justice aforesaid, a writ Of attachment
against you for the sum Of ffty-iye dollars and
interest thereon and cost uf th, lion, and that
your property is attached for the pay ment Of the
same. You are hereby required 10 appear before
said Justice nt his Office in said Township, on
the 2lst day of May, A. ID. 1850. aad defend tho
same. or Judgment will be rendered against YOU
for the above amount With interest and costs,
and the property attached sold TO pay the same.
ALFRED N. II. BILLS.
April %, 'so.-3t.
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THUS, a. HLNDkIUkS,

NoTE.-Under the regulations of the depart
ment, as heretofore and now existing, no pa,
ment can be made for advertising proelsnationi
except TO such publishcfs as are Specially duthor.
iced TO publish By the Commissioner Of the Gen.
| erel Land Office. Apr, 5-13w
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TERRITORY OF KASsAs.)
Cofey County.
JUHN NcwILLIAMs.
THE TERnrrorY OF KASsAsl a.
County of johnson, 90

1HE IkkntTC:1 OF n hANSASt "a
County of johnson,
NJ. KAYSER}
VS.. SIS. ....a
H. r. HALL.)
In the District Court for the Third Judicial Dis.
trict, sitting within and fol the County OF
JOHNSON in said Territery.
THE object Of this suit is to recover Judgment
Il for the sum Of five hundred and feur dollars
and ifty-sx cents with intercstat the rate OF ten
per cent. per Rnnum from the 9Th da1 OF Novem-
ber. A. ID. 1858 till paid. and costs. subj ect to
verdict Of two hundred and eighty-fve dollars;
II appearing. By affidavit fled, that the said 4.
r. Halls a on-rcsident of this TERRITORY ,it Is
answer the petition against him, filed by the said
kayser in the Clerk office e said Court on or
before the2sth day Of May, a ID. 1859, or the same
Svill be taken as true, and Judgment rendered
accordingly.
Witness my hand and private seal.
(sEALN there being no seal seal, q once pro, pr,
wv A. 1859. ,G-~
Apr. 9s-st. wM. ROY, Clerk.
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" Emigration to Pixies Peak still
continues, though the numbers are not as
great as two or three weeks ago.
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Meteorological Observations

Meteorological Observations.
DATES. E;;E '...'.'-
Apr. 81 So 46 Wind north, cold rain.
81 Is 30 Cloudy, west wind.
30 43 % A. light snow.
y 81 % Pleasant.
S 90 % 30
3+6O42 81
IS 50 3s Sc. wind.
90 50 ~
80 81 ~ Cloudy with rainy night.
10 69 &c A Rainy; wind south.
IL - ~ 4o Cloudy.
~ 50 20 81 Pleasant.
I3 $40 30 V ariable; with rain and snow.
IA 81 81 80 Clear.
- Is 80 70 IS Pleasant.
10 - 20 IS
" II "a 81 40
" Is Is 6s 56 wind north.
10 50 al 6s A little rain during the night,
" 20 81 "a 50 Cloudy,
" 2l 81 % Al Thunder & lightning: rain&snow
" - % 81 Al Pleasant; wind N. W.
d" % 1910 54
" "a So 7s So Cloudy; wind s.
" 25 6o75 IS Rain, thunder, lightning. hail.
Z" % 81 50 So Cloudy.
" "a IS 81 81 More pleasant.
" % a2G4 50 Cloudy, with rainy night
| " 90 - 67 81
" 30 81 20 IS Slight fog in morning followed
| ] By a pleasant day.
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Ne(D Aobertiseme
Land Warrants !
w. f.. SUTLIPF,

A T THIS OFFICE, to sell and loan on years
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Land Warrants.
Lime !! Lime |!

ERESH LINE constantly on hand and for sale
i at WILDER'S Kiln. Lawrence
Orders may be left at the Store Of II. L. 4 /.
Blood. March l9. 59-tf.
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Special Eotices.
Odd Fellows.

T AWRENCE LODGE No. 4, l. D. o. F..
II meets regularly every Wednesday evening, at
"a o'clock. in Babcock Lykin's Hall, next
door to the Eldridge House. Members of the Or
der, in good standing, are cordially invited tC
visit the Lodge.
G. s. THOMSON, Sec.
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HESsLEY, JNo. W. RUSSELL. MAT. RYAN.
HENSLEY, RUSSELL & CO.,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
E CHANTS, wholesale dealers in Groceries.
Wines Liquors, Cigars; and Steamboat Agents.
No. 100 Leyee, Leavenworth City, b. I.
May IL, le59.-tf,
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IA the AMERICAN SABBATH SCHOOL |
UNION, this day received, among which are the
Select, Juvenile, Home & Cabinet
LIBR RARIESi
QUESTION BOOKS,
HYMN BOOKS,
TESTAMENTS,
BIOGRAPHIES,
ALPHABET CARDS.
SPELLING BOOKS.
READING BOOKS,
And large supply of the
MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS OF THE
SOCIETY.
TICKETS, REWARD BOOKS, &c.
Record, Roll, Class, and Minute
BooKs,
Large and Small Maps,
As issued by the.Society.
SABBATH SCHOOLS in the Territory can
now be supplied at Philadelphia prices, adding
S per cent. for expense of transportation. This
arrangement affords facilities for the publica.
; tions of this Society, that but few Territories
,, have been able to enjoy.
Catalogues supplied free to all.
o. WILMARTH,
Bookseller and Stationer.
; Lawrence. X. T.
: Webster'S Large QuartO Dictionary
A GOOD SUPPLY Of this great national an
n popular work just received from the pub
fishers, and will be sold low for cash, at
WlLMARTHS.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
8 OF all descriptions used in tho Territory, f,
sale at WILMARTH'S.
il MAGAZINES AND PAPERS.
% A LII the popular Magazines and Papers, fro
n Boston, New York, philadelphia, Cinci
natl, Chicago and st. Louis Papers, for sale
the counter, and supplied to order, BY
o. WILMARTH.
B -lBLANK BOOKS
STATIONERY,
: PASS BOOKS. MEMORANDUM BOOK
Diaries. Pens, Inks, Pencils, Rubber,
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A NEW LOT OF WALL PAPER,
FoRp L FILLxoRE.

OUR NEW GOODS HAVE CONE.
FoRD FILLMORE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-07-29

R9rIhe River PO in its course Of over three hun
dred miles from its rise in the PiedmOnCsc Alps to its
emptving by numerous mouths in the Adratic sea,
drains one of the arest and richest valleys upon earth
-teeming with an industrious and lighthearted popua
tion filled with cities whose very names are suggestive
of poetry-VirgiI's Mantua-the old city of Verona,
embalmed in the amber of our own Shakspeares i'm
mortal verse-Milan the Magnificent, with history as
ancient as that of the Eternal City herself and hardly
less glorious Nature and art strive for the palm of
beauty while music painting and sculpture have made
of each footsep haoWed ground sacred to the recoec
ton of genius
1t was land of corn and wine, of milk and honey,
of peaceful industry and cheerful toll The quiet vii
lager or more secluded farmer looked forward when the
year opened reap before its Close the reward OF his
tolls from the fertile land that had refused to yield
an abundant harvest The universal tale OF love- soft
in all tongues sounded even sWeetr in the musical IAN
guage of Italy, while the family affections glowed bright
" in many an humble home, whose happiness was little
defendant upon abstract theories of goVernment-whc
cared little for Count Cavour Francis Joseph Louis
Napoleon or Lord Palmerston.
On the 28th of April beneath the soft blue sky of al
italian spring. the Austrians seeing the tolls that
Louis Napoleon weaving around them, first sound
ed the notes of hostility and the tramp of their invading
legions was heard the soil of Piedmont. Since that
time ercey contendng hosts have traverscd the lovely
plains of Lombardy met in stern contest in the fail
valleys that open upon the lakes of Como or MaggiOrc
every step has been marked by death and Instruction.
The wild Croat or the habrutal African has made bis
lair in the homes Of industry and renementhe Vine
yards and the Mulberry Plantations have been ruthess
cut down-the proud villa Or the humble cot have alike
been torn and despoiledcrops of all sorts, if planted
have been trampled down and ruined-the sons and
daughters of the land have been demoralized and dis
honored and now fostering carcasses poutng the air
threaten the people with pestilence well famine.
This is the work of ten short weeks of gIOry-this
is regeneration for Italy. These tramped fields and
burning homes are sacrifices the altar of liberty and
independence
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-07-29
The Discussion on wednesday, Night.

The object we had in view in reporting OR attempting
to report the discussion which took place here on last
Wednesday evening, between Col. McDutfie and Hon
Warren Winslow, was to present the points made by
the gentlemen themselves, nearly as possible and as
fairly as possible reproducing nothing that might tend
to increase or perpeuate bitterness of feeling. Our linn
tied time prccuded the possibility of making any
remarks or observations even had desired to do or
had it been proper for us to have done So How the
discussion resulted may be inferred by each person for
for himself from an examination Of its course. We
might have said with truth that Mr.. Wnsow met sue
cessfuy Mr. McDuies charges of oficeseeking, etc
But where the necessity? We gave the fact ofh pro-
ducng Gen. Cass letter upon that subject so in regard
to his colleagues the Fayetteville post Office and other
matters which he met to the satisfaction of his audience
The same facts must be equally satisfactory to the read
der If there be any material points omitted, or mis-
statements we shall be pleased to stand corrected by the
friends of either gentleman and will take pleasure IN re-
pairing any unintentional injustice.
We trust that our position will be understood and
that it will not be expected that should take sides in
this contest any farther than faithful report of facts
may be construed as amounting to taking sides
Among other things said, which did not report and
indeed heard but imperfecty, was an illusion by Mr.
Winslow to newspaper squables, we believe with re-
ference to the little sparrng between the Journal and the
Fayetteville Caronian This was not, in opinion
a matter affecting the canvass. We have also to thank
Mr. W for his very kind reference to ourselves These
matters being in some measure personal to ourselves
we took the liberty of emitting reference to them Let
it be recoected that report had to be done at
closed up the paper went to press and that then it
detained its going until after its usual hour. All that
we could pretend to give simply the points of a
discussion which occupied some three hours. To OBJ
serve an impartial and consistent has been and
is or desire Daily Journal, 22d inst.