Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-09-01

STATES AND UNION.
The { Fseapcse Paper in e3A2
South,
ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUlI
TIE WIZ! KY EDITION.
On the first day Of October next we will
commence the publication our paper, on NEW
LARGE, AND LEGlBLE TYPE, under the title OF
THE STATES AND UNION.

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THE UNION" is name that is cndearel TO
the editor of TUE STATES ty many agreeable
rccolleclions. lie brought it with linn TO
/ Washington from Nashville, where twas The
! Tile Of the homo organ Of General Jackson and
| Mr. Polk, with which he VAS eGtioriaiy as
soca,d, and mainly adopted, ut lis instance
by the lamentcd Mr. Richie, the then Nestor
Of the Anne ric'n plcss, as m appropriate name
! for the Democratic journal which they Jointly
established, ana the first number Of which WAS
| issued on Jeilersons birth lay in 1875 1t is
i name that was beloved by such sterling pm.
lrios and Democrats rs General JAclison,
| James X. Polk, Mr. Richie, General Armstrong
and their contemporaries, and name craven
on the hearts Of the Democratic party.
When the journal which it represented found
| that its interests would he benefited by cast
ing il aside and substituting another we then
re- olvld ,hut, rs it had been thus repudiatcd,
ne would take ii up, and pl.ce it at the head
o! our own columns, as soon rs suitable pc
riod arrived.
The STATES AND UHIoy will be conducted
with an exclusive regard 10 the principles OF
| the Siate-rights Democracy, viii be inlepend
en-. Of factions and unbiased by partial inter
esls. We may add thtt several Of the ATTEST
contributors TO the Union during the time we
were connected with it, have voluntarily prom
| ised TO write for the THIS STATES AND UNION, in
as they did in by-goue years.
twill be furnished to subscribers At the low
rrico Of
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
This is but barely lemuneratyc, hut we
have placed it thus low in order that it may
be within the reach OF every Demo- rat and
others who are inclined 10 read it. twill con-
tain all the leading editorials which apncar in
the daily editions, as well us II large amount
Of general intelligence, embracin" much yllu-
able information relating to the oDitrS Of gDr-
CrAmctt and matters Of interest appertaining
to Literature Agriculture, AMI Commerce. 1t
will also contain ali
The Government Advertisements
and official notices.
The events which will trlnspirc during the
next t,ceice months will make II paper publish
ed at the scat OF government OF more than or
binary Interest.
The STATES AND UNION, during this period
will contain perfect history Of the proceed
ugs Of the
NEXT CONGRESS.
which will perhaps he OF more interest TO the
uutiun than any previous Congress which ha.
assembled at Washington since the formation
Of the GOVERN ent.
1t will embrace the whole political canvas:
fer the
= I'M PRES g.! u I'm TX
, up to the day on whica the election tt Ike;
place; ia fact, ii nly BE- regarded rs the
, CAMPAIGN PAPER,
aud t,r cheapGt gopCr Of the kind ever is'urd
, We see no reas,u WHY its circulation Shout
not he extended to fifty thousand in IL few
$ months. Thrinlicatiors are favorable to sucl
: u result from the substantial nnteslatiou,
which we receive day by day in the large mum
Der of subscribers. A remittance may b,
made for . single copy by clIcluy wrapping
upn GOLD DOLLAR and enclosing it in n.
cnyelnIc.
PUSTMASTEES AND OTHERS, who will
lake the trouble of getting rs up a Ciaj of zen
wiScrijcrs, at the rate ofuvE DOLLAR rERYEAE
7 Tor each sui scrihnr, will be furnished with Il
; copy OF the WEGE-Y STATES AND UNIoY for one
year gratis.
Payment in all cases requirs1m adcancc.
Carrcnt nancy il TIE d.ge5sm STATES receice,
., in prymcattor suJScyip tions
1 All letters should be addressed 10
= JOHN p. HESS
Washington D. G.