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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-20

DRAT4 ~ AME EssxEtftp ;Cassrx;-aWe de-
reSrstt souBas ihs desthof. Dr.. Cs E
.nsyi iase 4x rSsidsnssS nstl,is EDS, ON Sss
issts ssf ilnsss. d prsssJtoge,
Chss1sstS and ihfSS a
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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-20

QVkRT.-Have you s-en that hig milan in
an"'her column boiling Roofs Barks and Leaves
for the 'Chetokee Remedy - 9
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-20

We" ""ry from the Unionville Times, of tn.
18th INST. the following particulars Of the late
FIRE.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-20

"o now give the States which We believe
m"y te secure for Brecki"riigc and Lane. if
tn" proper exeriions are made. Two of them
Louisiana and Oregon. are almost certain for
our ticket, but ns 1t doHb. exists in each case
we prefer to place them among the doubtful
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
utNOE GOuNEY nmMooRAEI0 COZ


~ pursuance Of a cnil from the county
~no4nitfce he Democracy % DlAo on county
Nr.~ass. territory net ia Mass Cony,ntion
80 Pouoa citv on the leth Of February ls6O.
go. tAe pufppss Of nominating Delegates
A. ia. V4usr,ifiyu.I C,nvepti,n Mt Omaha
.al q CANDID fsruolaty Commiss.onqr from
Dixon precinct
las convention WAS srganitsd bv elecipg
8 g. S,ealh q. chairman and Edward ssrrI
s.sgytery.
On motion Il W., resolved that whereas the
democracy Of Dixon County n. T. had AZ tbe
October election 1869 supported Democrats
residing in Csdor and L,rsn oui court conn.
Ties for tue assembly therefore the democracy
OF Dixon county take the privilege OF nomin.
stipa a cit,zeo Of Dixon county. AZ ana ~
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
UJLE0ArHs 10 cHlRLEsTON

Outbc -,t Iay OF ln-t mon D, Maryland
rhn'c i'' ,tas L. rep,r rut that state at The
cu,cr. '.uetui o. TIE delegates chosen
los. he %,laaJion Of Douglas Michigan,
N'sc a 100 a1t inna selected theirs on the -
Hrd iu.tu,lsI tgtir delegates % support the
Lidr G.frt Do 'hr city afNeW Orleans Is
p.uk'a- sua - 2.iiaii zen we're chosen to
sgtsri the Enic Convention ht Baton Rouge,
which was 20 select delegates 10 Charleston
Douglas viii ia all probability have the dele
gates from Mi.souri, Texas, Louisiana aud
Maryland, TO support him throughout the
Convention.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25

GREAT Toss az lyFE.
On tSs Is, inst n, souc vo,s peu we're en-
gagged IN tearing down 81. N,v,vrs Catholic
Church, ia Sycamore street, ia Cincinnati,
tho wells tel, LurJiDg Gt,cen men 30 The rains
Thirteen Of them were crushed 90 death, CO.,
wss MORALLY wounded and the other Escaped
The cGursn vns being torn down fur tho par.
pose Of giving place % a new one The no
c'dtut vts caused by an attempt 70 over
;hrov q VAL tsyrt5 feet high. thirty feet 10
8lilA and one foot "a thickness, by under
mining Toe rain OF tbe day before bad A.
iGct,d The foundation, add as econ as it wss
lfoscuvd q h,ae by tas men unexpectedly
frll
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25

The Supreme Court OF Oslo unanimously
gave an Important decision, on Th1r-d1y last,
that Affects the suffsrsqes OF the one eighth
negro. The opinion recorded says, ia suo-
stance, that when a person bas q niHtlrs OF
African hood, lees in amount than the eau
c%asian. he H1gs not come under the article 10
Il Constitute on, WAleh disirs1chises the ne.
gro
A Washington correspondent ofthe New
York EVsHfsg PeTi say, Sir. Seward has &
great speech prepared on the slavery question
60 be delivered % a firing opportunity.
A FIRE occurred in Dauville. Ky, on the 22d
Of Last month. by which half tao pisce was
reduced 10 ashes.
The delegates 70 The National Republican
Convention from Connecticut are said 10 he
about equally divided iu their choice for the
Presidency between Governor Chase aud Mr..
Bateq Of Missouri
Il is said that the Senate Coumittse on
Foreign Affairs are divided three and three)
on the MLane treaty, MIR. Polk, Of Missouri,
being absent, fears are entertained u The re.
sult in the Senate.
The Pennsylvania State Agricultural Suci,
oty nov his a surplus OF $40, 90 in its tress-
ury.
A spaDisrd recently took poison IL the jail
ct Havana, after s%vowing himself 20 be che
murderer Of twonty-thTee people.
Mr. Calhoun took the position that all mon
were not " created FREQ and egusl" SAID he,
80 only two men we're created, aud one Of those
was q usmaR."
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25

We confess We have n better arproriai ton
.'tte good s.uss of tie people NJ ibis county.
b.. ..sc seen ne vote sn slaIe U g,ui-
tii tEcuty four votes were eastin
favor at tbs farce, vhi'c there we're cue hund
red nod ninety seven aga.n,t &c. This gives
% ~ jr.ity % ons hundred aud seventy three
aRs.ust he movement 10 UakoH County alone
Nearly as macy more viii be cast against il,
60 tbs e]aunt,cs North u here. However. We
incline to tho opinion there will be- majority
e votes cast, throughout The Territory, Ia
fsver Of State Organization.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
Rabota Gitn 4)erai3.
b S4 lI"L


W. have us, the ,rsmg AMI they orc nlt
~ ours. The cauiidt'c. elected ~ Hn. G..
~. H-A,l r. T. Gr.G-y. and J hu ~, .co
OF vf.m-N Be,'h anil OdT-y ARE D.u,-
cots o. me other one a R~rpullican. r.
company wi'h Judge Lockwood We we're elect
81 Go .rny ~ hruc. We sh,N cn1c.v-r o.
tssharEs he jsJes attendant o. tbo position
90 which ~ we're chosen with marked aud d.
gu'sr ability
II e. due 10 TIC pubic tla.ii tlo.'i lr.'
she Fosl.n ne 'wo Ili-r,n'oul candidate
occupied Nc. Tai. sJu .tgi 10 bic frs,.s
az 81 Jgbz's. thai ,.- PCS, .. tas Tst,'lr
Itss 10 tte'r ltf stvo esSe y nad De
risbt sul TIE power g. lcri,h'r ID he Fob
joel, Of slavery. ans - la'o it q hey cav
EsoEsr. H. cls'mr' she ,r,7o N ts.iPrv
g. ror Cou~rtS .ra FOO H.' r..,.l sa.'
tbc were O. lr.ty. Juite Lockwood held
that an the u-iu ifvur "a pt.,h ;lo uam.s
rasy ~ the Sorte~e,t we're urrayrl. tss,s
VAS no i",rrr-e % cLin,ga between the.a
and him o. .s.so points Dee DID l.Esi. hut
on The rigat Of the people Of the Tcrri,oriea
90 regulate all their domestic institutions TO
their own way, be fully endorsed Dbs 100
TRUE Of Popular Sovereignty, as stated ani
defined by the Democracy Or tLi, sovtty 10
thei Mass Convention.
The election Of Johs Taft, viii hc claimed
by some as a Republican triumph ,n Dakota
County Nothing could be farther on the
truth. his party friends would not ho.l a
convention to bring him before the p1blc On
party issues. lie IL, probably, the most Pop
nlar men ia the coUnty, In a personal point
sf view, ana hayiHg sTNnth in that respect,
vas doomed mogt available o. q candidate go
About i've mouths ago hia majority over bis
Democratic competitor wsa one hundred and
hty-three. Now be Ia distnucei by McByath
ferty four votes, Is only twelve votes ahead Of
Grifey, and beats Mclaughlin but sixteen.
10 a very short period Of tins his majority,
iEstea Of increasing, 10 roduccd one hundred
and t irty seven votes. 90 much for these
who feel disposed to consider It a Republican
Siumph,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
Legttr E.4u tl. Efcs-prestdsut htiu-
uv,j 10 iHt % hdgulty Bttsgesn
HsgArs. ana
EtCkmau.
WNWW0
T. &c ES.t5.s gfts CoNsltSroa;

uv,to ih, % meuIty Bt,wesn
Hsstrs. Edmnunuson ana
hickman.
e Hc ES..oss gfhs CoNsUSroa;
GgvrLsxzy; In connection with the recent
i,u'.y between Nh EImuudson, Of Va, and
Mr. Hickman, Of Pa, s-ne extraordinary
ulsstutemeuts have appeared ia ihe public
apers. Tho New York Tribune and o.aer
uresses have deliberately charged that !, in
/ connection Hith other gentlemen, was proseHt
10 that Occasion to assist Mr.. ElmuudsOn ia
an assault ON Sls. Hickua1. and that being
| armed stood ready 70 ssssssinsts the latter
gentleman 10 case he should make the least
resistance.
l have been very much surprised at these
accusations, but have waited @ reasonable time
10 the hope that Mr.. Hickman would feel
bound 10 correct them. Ne has not done SO;
and since they are persisteutly repeated, /
think itproper Go make the following statement.
Happened to witness { . ladculy between
those gentlemen. Il vas not "A bkhtlt was on 70
ly a scene. They we're walking together tow
ard the gate Of the capitol grounds that leads
iuto the avenue. was some distance behind
them, and uu~accompanied, except by my little
son. Suddenly they stood apart, aud Mr., bd.
mundson raised his right hand 40 If to strI ke
when his arm was instantly siescd ty some
one tMFs heltl / AulhhfJ HuP uIeH nun AWAY
At the moment he made a motion with his
left baud toward Mr., Hickman, whose hat fell
II, ! Am suable 10 say whether Mr.. Edmund
soa touc-ei il Or the fall was caused by an
involuntary movement Of Mr Hickman's head.
approached ss rapidly az possible, and stood
between the parties. Mr. Hickman semed
encouraged end a%gitated, bot saw no evil
dynce Of fear. lie lad not attempted 10 strike
Mr.. BImuudsou, and Of course, after the
interpositiou OF bystanders, no conflict would
have been allowed. After o pause Of y few
moments, | took NJ. Hickmau's arm, aud
suggested that we Oh uld walk on to which
be assentel aul We walked together 10 the
gate.
The only proof Of 8 purpose to Nssassinste
that came under my notice., was the i%nterfer-
ence OF Mr.. RyitJ aud others TO preserve the
peace and which was happily so prompt and
~etfectuRl IS to prevent even a eoRiBion.
For myself, the charge that | was armed,
for any purpose, is like the rest wholly IN
and false. For reasons entirely sat
~isfactory to myself, l never have, in civil life
carried a Ueqpon Of any kind on my person.
sum OF it is that | performed a kind and
rood-naturel act, ami have Dsea extensively
abused fer II.
Worry Eespeciflily,
JOHN C.. BRECklNRiDGE.
WAsniSGY5S Cur, Feb. ~, 1850.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25

FROM rich aul pSor, bond and FREQ, AL eoloss, grades
J ana conditions Of life, Ee Dear the same mead O
praise awarded this y onder,ul article sgr7s are healed
paiu7 relieved, lives 'ayyl, valuable animals made
useful aud untold ills s~fsuagcl by thiS great medicine
which IS suEprlflns to the judEgnsut pr man. What
family does not require a STANDARD Llniment Who
over hea u oftho sarss Effects produced ~ any other
srtc'e} 10 cute, BRUISES, spraiEs, bhgumstisa,
swelling Strained Horses. &c, It has no equal he.
ulrs NJ t~nitaf,1. Tho genuine Mustang Liuimsut
ss1ld b. 81 rssPpot,bls Druggist Sul Lly.Ty Men In
every town. parish ardhanlot throughout NpIth aud
South America, Europe End ne ILands Of the Ocean
3 y a. orc,.
sARSE PARK PopHetors, Nov York.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
KANSAS BILL.

We learn from the ST. Louis Republican thot
a b . prohibiting slavery in K1usas was vetoed
by Gov Ssn. Nedary. The Territorial Leg
]i'lt'ure Immediately passed the oil over HE
veto. 10y q t@o third vote. The bill has now
become 81 law aud those doubling It's coustitu.
n~oln..'y. vii have 10 dhculty in having il
brought tc'ors the United States Supreme
Court, nlda.tnh re The vsIsd QUESTION settled.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
MANLY FLOWING AND PLANTING

Nicholas Eyan, ofSt Johns Precinct, SOW
cd sp.lug wheat on Friday last, the "a inst
O, tue 81 We SAN Mr.. Joyco blowing up land
in the vicinity Of Logan preparatory to sowing
it -. Do sprinG graiu. Theso evidences Of in
dur,'y Enl thrift Aro highly Gratifying. Let
~col. Tho early bi 4 catches the worm"
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
A T OF THEA

We pGhljshod, = few days since, the expo
sure OF the dehItatiOu Of Elder Peck, tho Re
publican State Tro ,surer Of Naiue. His nc
counts we're about se~yenty-Gye OF eighty
thousand dullsrs short The elder had loal
a portion OF Tue mouty in private speculation
and spentG great dest 10 elect three or lou
Il publican members Of Cougrcss from his
State. Il sppesrs that he is not the ou!y Re
publican State Treasurer whU j. in trouble
IL Is ssccTiaiued, by the report Of an invest
iERt.uE committee. that it will require about
one hundred aud ten Thousand Grllsrs TO make
tae account, Of Mr. Ngkinuey, tue Republican
state Treasurer Of Mich IAN, square Niul a c
people. Whi c these drve,oparvut are ueiL
made, the people OF ONO are trying "A late q,
publican state Treasurer (GlbsUu) tor cmuoz-
l,e,uE their funds 20 a large amount. lae
ReIub On state officers in ~i.linoi-, ari par,
oularly he Treasurer, are suspected OF h4yIpg
pcriormai daiuctl exploits Jhlt vii. not re-
dOuud O. LAe interests Of the people, however
much they may benefit themselyo Individually.
These arc the kind Of official anon that par
y place 10 power, which is is laIming ygliuot
the corruption gal eItrLysgance II he Dyuo-
crazy.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
HtBPER'S MAGAZINE.

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1is5nt Noli q are ROY issued Of each number Of Hun
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This sI'"aa e. which the history Of Periodical LIZ
arature affords no parallel, hos not been achieve and
n not maintained. without a liberal oIponiitut5 O.
labor aud mnuey. The ample remuneration offered bJ
tho pI1ii,hs-s eHsblrs tben 10 secure tho best pr duo
tI'us &C The most accomplished Nuthor8 end Arttt-C
the cotpiry, TO wn1u o. least rhFgs thoUe8ud DJllGl
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Of the Magazine.
Ny careful aud lEhorlous selection from .ho sbal dAr
materials thus placed a thsir disposal the rubi- ne
tshovU that they have produced and can continue
produce = mcEU attractive aud useful Magazine IA ,
hus ever betro been Ohdred 10 the great mass Of .
American rsgdiug public. Among tAo regular Erit u
for the Magazine are numbered The most dlbtingUhhs
American authors; bar th8 Publishers refrain from 5r
nuuuo,Rg q list OF contributors, being dpBircus that IN
articleS should be estimated By their own IN 81 IsI
mgrlis rather than by the names Of The Author
One copy one 1o2r...-.'.'', ,....,.,'""r SO
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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
NOTICE.

COLDTERS TsI~J'srsr NGii1rs ,or their wiiosi or
- orphan ca tirsuI who served iu any wars or LI'sf,
either M California or ,@lrsptsrs, I1ior % Marco "a
1888. or their ctiLfrsH Wf0 Wers under "a years gfsg
az tGt due, or sailors who served on tho coast OF Csi
i0rnia 10 the Mexiosn Var, viii do we'll % address us.
Claims that hsve been rejected 10 the hsuis Of other
agonts, HAYS been suoosssr ny obtained By us. AGENTS
setting ior as hnrraly PAD. Laud warrants fought
At Wash ngton. attended 10.
r. q. LLOYD & co, Attorneys Tor Clalms Pensions,
NcrNrTAfF 1su, 7-l1H
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
Misunderstanding In.nlt.

The Nav YORK Tribune publishes q long e..
ticls on Presidential prospects, il which ,Lis
passage occurs:
" II is quite syidont, therefore, that the
great battle groyRi viz be New Jersey, Penn
sylyania, AMI he Southern parts Of Ohio, Iu-
diana, aud Illinois. Iuto these sections Of our
country, | think We sbOuit at once w scad a
number OF Osbahis, hOlest and intelligent men
to BNLlGHrRN the PEUPLS, distribute
documents, &c Sc"
The Tribune Hsed bot trooblo it5elf about
I" eulightening the people OF Pennsylvania
Heve We not tne brilliant COvodo "a erfeot
political Drumnoni LgItt0 shed his etulgencO
over US! Lei the bt b uiaus Of peaGsylya
MA prepare to have their 5enightd i~ltsllsct
enlgltesel -F,s5aW Post.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25

WHAr raET RAJ I Up NosrH The La
C.o.e D-ascrIt hs- the following;
Last week one of cur Eastern friends com
ing Iowa from 81, Paul, stopped At winoua
over night. Being a stranger he inquired Of
the landlord ',uat Kind u laud they had
back on the prsiFi,!'
Did splendid land, sir!"
''And what Kind o. oeuptry bare you bG,k
20 The b'ndl'
ed splendid country, siri'
emo shat doyoqFRiPs costly round hsre'"
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
FuHAH aUvuAhU N.G zoe. UtttN-
ia BNuM THEIR HOMEs uV
T~NnHAA

. N.A v
Eh BNuM TuHIR HV
INDIANS.
The Detroit Free p es5 ot Tuesday SAYS:
u VIZ pc eaa by the account in aarthe.
column, hs, q tn negroes have been ru-
.aarily exp He'd frsm ths township Of kaIs,
den. Essen county, y res miles from this city
On the other eide Of he river This TOWNSHIP
wa IS ibiclly ropuiaie3 with negroes a. alt
10 Canada. bot they have lately Become 20 bold
ia their dspreJati0us ami crimes that then
presence ws no longer sndurable. Accord
ia ~ the authorities Of The township 20 ilun
Cithe Grand Ja y TO take the action relative
10 them. aud the jury 10 consequence prescn-
ted them A. a ma sanas. Their outraQes cul.
minated q feH weeks siu1a Ia an attack upon
a. number uf Peaceso.e and defeuceless citizens.
aud nos The day Of retrihulion has overtaken
them The whole LOT have besn summary
driven frenI the township. They had been Civ
90 homes, tui they 90 abused the kindness
CTts14ed them t0at the authorities sre obliged,
60 order 70 protect their lives aud pr1perty,
10 drive tbom out Es they would 30 many wild
Jsasts.
The sccountrefsrsd 70 states that said to-.
chip is al Indian reserve, aud that O council
bsJ been held by the chiefs Of the Wyaudots
and every neRtO ordered 10 leave, WITH the
privilege Of retaining Whatever crops they
layein the ground. The difficulty originated
ia several negroes committing a rape upon an
Indian WOmau.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
psIsEate. from ths North

We understand from q private source that
Lorcazo Bonts ard S. B. Slough, are elected
delegates from the three counties north Of
here. These are as good selections as could
have been made, aud III becomes neces-
sary to have q convention, they, no doubt,
will reflect tho sentiments of their con.
stituepts. Both are Democrats Of the FIRST
water.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25

The Senate Of AlaJama have passed a joint
Eessution, aPpropriatiDg $50, OUO Tor the relief
OF VirRinis in paying the eEpeusgs Or the hss-
Tcr's Perry sdsir
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
DAKOTA

Vic see that PrSgbury's Counterfeit Dctector
published by Taylor, Allen, & Co., No. 80
North Main Street, st. Lonis, quotes the
Bank Of Dakota in the listof Dspr,l TED Banks
and marks its currency worth 5U cts On the
dollar. We are at a loss to tnow on what
grounds this statement is made, when every
body throughout the length and breadth Of
Nebraska, and in all western and Northwestern
Iowa, knows it commands 100 cts on the dollar
The Bank was established in 1857, and during
the three years it has been in existence has
promptly redeemed its own issue when
presented at the counter Of the bank, with
gold and it never vas in a better condition 20
do so than now. Ii its issue is worth anything
it il worth what /, commands in Nebraska and
Iowa, and should be so quoted. We hope
these gentlemen will give attention to this
and by proper inquiries will ascertain
that the Bank Of Dakota should be quoted at
par.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25


IT.. ci,.ut,, go. ,
,r,eoI ~ sncss..GJ 80,
=, ~ r. yLats ID 80
=. Gertlemon-I have ru,fsf. ann ~. tbr use
of nv legs trust | ln,v never lose the g,, Of
my leg, by the use pf u.s cgyr
n oie ',Cutrsi N ~ b1a't % ne ist INST
ny "h'gH gi7'Vo' ""F'h ni property was de-
s'royea' aud one iE"" nA'n' 20 dam
The "Esnic.a Boy irs1it % Ls citing or
his success e% 2.slse.y. He wishes ), 10 be
underst1oJ tlot he l7 u Only as good .
man rs Sa-tr1, bus s.,. "a v'N'".
-. , n,-,oJ M, a., rr.,kta - s''J
-, a,ilyy -, "A al, -
amp o. ~ e.. 80 49,, ~
died The aezt 5ey.
4 Mexican ".F .''tH7' .5a'a'.e! the fort
at MinstA.aa, On Abe ga d@y 81 las month
and took ta5 guns . Vera t'a&
p n H., rA,;. n -, N.,,,.-,
gen,s,f,a, cSon'ot,rs. b,s giv.o nil. ~,
~ ,i,,. co- b,,I,, III. ,.,L',a, -,
,,, ~ ob,n,sI - ,o IA, ~ 80 ~,
10Th orMay.
Col To, who co-,c.,n a.. d,,,-.
Tara ho, bssn ori,roi 6g ,1. p,,t4.ot =,
pursue and canturs Corlinss and bis hand. if
he hiss 20 20 in 20 Mexico 70 10 iL. Is is NOW
believed that C.rtiuss "a an American citizen.
NJ Ea;, uanhor r.ov sorh C,-.u,a
rao-is.,I . H.ns,.b o,rorr.,c 49,. - 49,
hr.th.- . cbr.;c;ar ra-;l;,.ss pI,.as -
been nurdsred in his h"J hv 800 - 81.
Nv" nau'u1''u u ms osu oy some o. Hls
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
W|8TET - "N"N|-E ~ :"
NAsaisGY5S CRY, Feb. u, 1850.

UIsToaIcAL TACrh-Q rsstiJa-Fh1 .et;led
Answer hH Smith.
Question pO unscttGl Yrg.Gi
An3Wer-Jytu Bu1Wt.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25

F0N EpwAsD BATEss Tho New Torl;
Tribune OF Monday, IN . carefu'ly consider
ed article, avovs It's preference tor EiWsrd
Bates of Missouri, 81 the Republican noun.
iuee f,r the Presidency. rns Trihuuy's lrsI.
meut is that Nj. Bats j.. t.e strOngest nan
yet named anu lhlt be would be surs TO win.
Is Mr. Bates 3 Republican? That's The q1es.
tiyn.- Ca,cs5s Press and Ir3gas.
Aye that ia he question. IS, LOUIS EtS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-14

same evening to Turin, where the courier ar
rived on Monday last. Baron Tallyrand has
informed NJ. Thouvenal by telegraph that
count Cavour was not expected to return to
Turin before the 28th ult., and that he will de-
liver the note.
ROME, Feb. 28-The reply of the Holy
See to NJ. ThouvenaPs last message of the
Eth ult. will be dispatched to France by the
next courier via Marseilles. The cardinals
convoked by his holiness to a special congrega-
ton have unanimously decided that the pres
ervation of the patrimOny ofthe pope is too in
timately connected with the general interests
of the church to be treated simply as a politi-
cal question.
The London Morning Chronicle announces,
in the most positive way, the conclusion of the
Austro-Russan treaty, which, it states on au-
thority, was on the eve of being signed. The
treaty has undergone some notifications.
Russia will not aid Austria in Italy. Russia
makes this change in the stipulations OF the
treaty, because she will not interfere. But
she will act with Austria in any complications
that may arise with regard to the countries OF
the Danube, or in the affairs of Hungary.
The Imperial Constitutional contains an
important article on the imperial policy in
Italy, but as it will be followed so shortly by
the emperor's speech, which will no doubt
touch upon the same topic, the interest of the
article will soon be superseded.
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