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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-28
1aIlg elligenefr,
Pnneh onthe ssBIflI.''

= .
Punch deyotes page to the great "mil
between Heeuan and Sayers, describing
it in the style of Macaulay's "Lays of An
cient Rome.n 1t is pretty good, but
might have been better. The effort to
make anything really worthy of admira-
ton out of a brutal bruising of mems
faces for money, never can succeed, and
Punch could have made better "hit" by
burlesquing the eager, fiery spirit and the
trumpet tone of the days" in applying
them to the low details of fsticuff, and
the heroes of the sponge and belt, than in
attempting to use them to give heroic
air to the disgusting affair. We extract a
portion: 81. Lz 1854
The stakes are pitched, the ropes are tied,
The men have tA'en their stand;
Heenanus wins TIA toss for plaor,
And takes the eastward hand
Cusiccfus and Mscdonlldus t--.
Upon the Boy attend;
Sayeriu| owns Bruntonus,
And Jim weIshiuS for friend.
Aud each upon the other now
curious eye may throw,
As from the seconds hrEIl rub ID ~ q IS
In bun at length they show,
And from their corners 10 the scratch
Move stalWartly and SLOW
His foanan's hVes in friendly clasp;
Each felt his balance trim and true
Each up to square his mauleys threw
Each tried his best to draw his man
The feint, the dodge, the opening plan,
TfHleft and right SayerfuS tried:
Meenanns, grin proclaimed him Wide3
He shock his nut. II lead eSsayed,
Nor reached Sayerius Watchful head.
At length each left issudden flung,
We heard the ponderOus thHd,
And from each tongue the news was Tung'
sayerius hath "Pirst blOodF
AdoWn Heenanus' Roman nose
Freely the tell-tale claret flows, .r
While stern Sayerius' forehead shows
Trat in the interchange of blows
Heenanus' aim was good!
Again each iron mauley swung,
And loud the counter-hitting rnng.
Till breathless all, and Wild with blows,
Piercely they grtppled for d close;
A moment in close hug they swing,
Hither and thther round the ring,
Then from HeenauuS cineh of brass
SRyerius, smiling, went to grass.
trow mine ancient breath would fail
To follow through:the fight,
Each gallant round's still changing tale,
Each feat of left and right.
How through two well spent hours and more,
Through bruse, and blow and blood,
Like sturdy bulldogs, as they were,
Those Well-matched heroes stood.
HoW.nfns times in that desperate Mill
Heenanus in his strength,
Knocked stout SAyerius on his pins,
And laid him all at length;
But how in each succeeding round
Sayerius smiling came,
with head As cool, and wind as sound,
As his first moment ON the ground
Still confident and game. "a.
How from Heenauus' sledge4fke fist
Striving suiRsher to resist, a
Sayerfus' stout right arm gave way,
Yet the MANNED hero still made pldy,
And when in-hghting Threatened i'll,
Was nimble in out fighting still,
Did still his own ul0intain. af H---
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-28
BALTIMORE
Commercial College 4!
FOUNDED, 10
LOCA TED,
Cor. Baltimore aud Charles-SIs..

1851.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10
Co.Partnership Notice.

n viii he associated with me in my business, which
viii be conducted under the name and style oi FALL
CO., 80, ,oeo oOAAN ~
Marysville, January 1ith, 1860.
janl5-0
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10
NOTICE.
C0-PartnersIlip Notice.
GARDEN SEEDS,

A FRESH SUPPLY just received from LAND
ARErH's. Philadelphia, and for sale at the TREE
AND SEED depot. -
% b street, next door to the Post once. me-
deo29-tfis GEO bA"S-
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10

JANUARY 2sth, 1saO. one white and black steer,
y bran ed II b. * 6: Bennoir ON the lett norm
brass nobs on each horn.
costs and charges (unless recla med) on MONDAi )
February 9th, atl2 NJ, at the Pubic Pound;
ian3l A. d BAhhbEi - "Nisuai' -
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10
Agricultural and Mechanical Univer-
sitY of California.
OIIy UI OttIAIUA 1I4tI3
Located at HealdsJurg, Soaoma County, Is
Now Opon for tie Reception Of Students.


No,o Open for tie Reception Of Students
A SYSTEM Of Manual Labor has been adopted
N for the purpose Of impartng practical as well
as theoretical instruction in the various branc hes Of
Agriculture and Mechanics. To provide practical iu-
structon, a farm and various mechanical shops are
furnished with employment portion ofthe time, The
School will consist of three departments-Prrhary
Academic and University. The various branches
taught in otuer schools and colleges will be taught
here and taught in thoroughly practical manner
It is designed to give pupils education that they
will not only possess, but be able to use
Ample provision has been made for boarding pupils
male and female, at the low price of FOUR DOLLARS
per week, making the whole expense Of Board and Tu
ition, in the Academic department, only FIVE DOL
LARS per week.
Tn University is under the manage ent OF a Boart
of eight, viz: w. NJ. Macy, Presidents C. Il. Hutton
Secretary; X. NJ. Deneen, Corresponding Secretary
Messrs. K. Matheson, T. o. Thompson, j. ID. Hasset
J. A. Burlingame and j. w. Bagley. Parents who en-
they will be under the constant supervision Of tn,
Faculty, and while everything Of Sectarian charac
ter will be carefully avoided, the moral and religious
emotions of students will be constantly stimulated
Besides the Faculty, the following scientific and lit
erary gentlemen have been engaged to Lecture for tn
benefit of Glasses Hon. j. 5. Ormshy, Rev. Jane
Woods, Rev DR.. Bonham, Rev. James Pierpont, Rev
\. p. Henderson, G. w. Granniss, Esq, H. A. Norton
ESQ, Dr.. j. J. Piper.
For further information we refer to tho followin
gentlemen of Marysville, who have consented to aC
as references John @. Fall, DR.. ID. W. c. Rice, an
John X. Ridge.
By order of the Board Of Directors
VIM. NJ. MACY, President.
CHAs f. HUTTON, Secretary. noy24-Sm
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10
Shaker Garden Seeds, 1859.

ENRON NEW LEBANON, fresh and of the choicest
II varieties In bulk and in boxes or log papers
each assorted, ustreceved by express wa fanau'a'
decl6 RlCE, CufFlN w.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10

AN ORDINANCE to amend Section 2, OF an
N Ordinance entitlea an Ordinance to provide ior
the licensing Of Auctonesrs and to define their duties
and liabilities.
The Common Council of MNrysvile, do ordain that
Section q be and the same is heveby amended to read
as follows ,.u
amonnt to 1000 and upwards, shan pay a license
Of sss per month; aucuoneers whose monthly sales
shall amount to $4,000 per month ana less than
stb 600 shall pay license Of S2o per month acc
! ,neers whose monthly sales shall amount 70 5000
and less than $1,000 shall pay license OF Slz PEI
month auctioueers whose monthly sales shai anuun
IN S3 600 and less than 10000, shall pay nGeIsg %
a. her month auctloneers whose monthly sales sns, ~
amount to less than 5000, shall pay license oi .
per miuth. .5 T.. t, f,rca from
and after tie first day of january, loou anu a. az W W
dinanees or parts of Ordinances IN cohHct NH i5 r'
,,rovi ions Of this Ordinance are hereby repe"eu,
Proyded however, that all rights acquired un"S' y"
said Ordinances hereby saved ana c'ntugguc ,l Nam
A true copy of an Ordinance introduced lh 'le O''l
mon Council of city OF Marysyle at IT'S a1I @ ,eJ
ing, Dec 2Sth, 1859, passed It's SeGenn Iv"ur7 "'
ordered published one week in the Official paper
dec30-lW J. e. 'FApiSii' NV ~
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
MARYSN WILLIE.

HAvING recently purchased and thoroughly reno
vated the above well-known House. II viii here
after be conducted in style second to none' GIVE
deciS'v HCKoK 90.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10
LOST.
STOLEN.

FROM BROWNS VALLEY on the
n L. ~ night Of February 1st, BAY HORSE
NN@7A about sixteen hands high and about
wv ~ eight years old, branded with the
figures 90 on the left thigh, and has mark on the right
shouder where the shaft of a buggy has rubbed IT,
liberal reward will be paid for the recovery OF the
said horse. JOhN DNOO,NIh ~, A.
feb3-2wA browns Naley
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
DU NORD,
High Street, Marysville.

FIRE PROOF BUILDING.
THNIIIS HOUSE is situated in the center Of the
n business portion of the city, and is furnished
with all the requisites 10 make 1t first class hotel IL
Is kent open all night, and residents of the city or
strangers from the country will be furnished with
meals to order at any hour Of the day or night. An
assortment of the choisest Wines and Liquors con-
stantly on hand.
The lodging department is well arranged. The
rooms are cOmmodious and comfortable, and large
number of them are furnished with Spring Beds.
Board. per week ..............-...,. ......:ft'
with lodging, according to room. .SlO-SlZ-Sl4.
single meals ..................5 80 and IS cts.
with one-balf bottle caret. 10 cts. and ST.
J. SAJOUS,
octi-my Proprlelor'
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10
Tobacco Seed,

1,UeA AND VIRGINIA Tobacco Seed at the Tree
I j and Seed Depot
,.n4.s GEO. LAWS.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10
NOTICE.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

,ss,aa A Dwelling House, situated on F street, De-
PuYM tween 9Th and 7th, containing hye rooms
lasgMsE and brick basement; also, good garden
bs.l4aE with fruit trees and grape vines.
For further particulars, inquire on the premises
The above House will be sold on the most ia'oraD'
terms.
jan13 Inns
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10
AT,FALFA.

1OOO LBS. ALFALFA ThlII0IHI" Gbni 'S""
~ ~ 49, ~ ,lesb III For sale at the Tree and
seed Depot % street. next door to s6e Ppst Once
dect6
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-22
@ei6aftsbiidcr, Baptcr= unO Sdrcibmate.
rialicu=2ager.

Samuel T.. Turner, 3 Sllp<@blrIe8ltr.
bait beitdn6iS tn 8orratb EN- 9rpBes Eager orn Qaper, S&reibina.
terialsu, (5ei4dits- uo @ontO- 8a@ern, Sn ieineT Ga5er bsttn-
bet Iib inldnoti8e8 uuo mtpOrttrtcS Streib- unb Srieparter pH
alien mSslidoeu Spuen uno Sabrhen.
Rotenpapter ltnHrt unb web in GROCER Ir8wab.
0rte f.GouOerte aCer SCrtea.
S8retbmaterialten aner &t fir Office ub PrtDatgetranti
Sabiebern, %5eoerbaLer, Siesclod, Oblaten, 8leiltiie u6 @rtI'
lel, Stnteufaier &c.
6imte gum Sdreibeu unb ir @opierprenen, bon bn befen
Jabrten, @opierpreicn, EcrtOfchp8, portcnrcnnat8 &c. &c.
Sopie en 9rCBes Eager pom Yafpapter, Spteltortsn, Drudct
8orben n. gu Bon biIi9ften Breiica.
gambler unb Orlder aus Zen, 3anbe perben Is tn tbrent 3ntt-
refe iinben. bel mir corSuiprsdei. .(Sel1aQ
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Gifcnbnl ,nen ,c.
Mener nnb totbttgcr Tdbrplnu.
- Na6 Dem Wciten nrb GiiOen. L.

Baltimore unh Sbip=Gifcubdbn.
Mn ue mad benz 80. SUIT 1860 ge6cn bic Gage mic fS1et:
Vpn @dnben Station Baltimore: Ger NOfsue, SCnntd9s
n~nseenOmnaeu, I'm s ubr 80 Mtuuten @OrxittngS unb Der e..
pre- s8ua I'm A llr NPiuuten 8atmtttags, 8etpe 8Ige ecbrn
nah aasn 1betl2n RES g5efens uno Mprosg4efens In btretter
Qtnte.
Stir 8e9eBdRusiere.
Eab aush Yuntt'm srildsn Baltimore unt 9trbnpnb nttint
ntdn ben 8 utr 80 wttn. gjrntttds- Bug. Na& aGen puutten
swtfGen @umbe ldnp unb Dbseltne unb SptI6sn @raftpl uno gar
~tersbura ben 4 l1tr Wttnuten- Bug pom Baltimore.
Der SreoertdzN Recommendations Su9
serldst SalttmUr. fur 5rsberid NIB bic taswtfden I~eeenben
ptdse tdeli6 I'm a ubr Is Wtnuten Nahmittaes; nit MuSnabrne
bs Spnntdes, uno errei&t Srebertt I'm III. 90 IN. @benbS; Ser
lGet bel Der 8udfebr 5retertd uni 9 ubr @prmtttaas unD lanai
in Baltimore UNI 10 Il. 80 Df. Mtttagsan
Der @1tcptt'8 s. Oti18zN observation-disclosures qua
sebt tdsltd NIT &usuatrt bss SUnntass re fp1et:
0eriGBt Characterization I'm $40 Wfprgens unb / II. 10 gtddut,
Bon GaicOtts 9Rtus un 7,45 WOr8ens, 2,3Ou $40 @a6m.
Nd9 QSo1 bi1gtDn ltltD benz Sitben
9eten bic 3ise UNI 4,25 GO $40 gOrmtttasS fOwie I'M IS unb
4 30 Nadnttto8s
&a Sunate un, 4, rs D1cretrs.
Son Walbin9tpn
UNI 9, 20 unb Z @prnritags uno 8 20 unO s. 80 gaGut.
Mm GDnntas uur NddnittagS I'm 20
Der Bpette unb pierte Bug pn Baltimore unb gDaIbtnatcu Sers
binben Nh nit ben 8ieeu Der Nnnarpits 8abn.
Der smette unb brittle Bug bait duf ben 3Utfhenfdttrner.
ET- gDesen Gtfets, Nustunft, 5Gbrt II. (. 10. penee man Fb
an s. 8. Gnslanb, &eent an Der Tifet- 8 flee, Camden.
fattpn. sd m. 0reScBtt Smttb,
3rdnSpCrtdticnSneifer, Baltimore.
6. Sd. GDfe, @enerat-8taeteur. & (@u16,tO
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N9entIr a.IAE.
Der SctaH Vadctc=SefO t0srrngs-G Omp,
| BON o. Gdbmibt s Comp.
@e8em @~arautie UNI Boitl9tin. .
Boritebente A9ey tur lit mir pom benannten 0auie iitertra1en,
uno enpteble belelbe sur 9~efIui9en 8ttlsui 8 BET GeritnpuMgen
pon padetet II. @eioern &c, mad Geun1Ianb uno Der Sbpei3 an.
9eleJntli9lt. .-a. ~. ....- . - 4
Scnbun9en Die 81 benz tcepriebenben @esnadt5feIe ais Sc.
i9ente rebSsti9 anfonmen ip0en, mIlien tpatsienS pen 20. No=
pember BEL min %ani9e9eten iein nno TAM bic i'm AuStanpe bonn
@mpdn9er auS3uiteueaee Notwithstanding BON Gin 9ebern 6-8
Y rGen ipGter bier aoseiercert wereen.
Baltimore, Den IS. Oftpber 1860.
9eHrg Obrmau, y
9rcabnap Pp. 172.
Ranufacturer, Supporter uuo Dealer auer Sprtsn
Ott27, Int ElbaGe uno @lgdrren.
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Ia Cur Be Dnberen TenntntBndbnle.
@iumanoere unO @eti.nrt fOaten febr pprFGtis Sein, te fe i9re
8ilette taufen rb iUaten tie,elben nur BON fcldsn ~aneeataten
8edmten idufer, welGe pSn ibrem @ebalt leben, niht ater Don
Mtailern Orer 3wif&tntrdsern Ia ae font Der @sfatr ~aussefss:
Fnb, tefHrtnbelt ~ werben unb itr @elo umfcaft ~auseettn.
Ourdfabrt8z8 inette 1rfE.
mad ausn 96etltn bes gefens fnb III BADEN bet
@b. 8. $ilcebranbt,
General. @raterauteu-W eent Der @altmapre. unb
SttCsGifenbat1. al-n nl T.
Sa30H Vp. ~ 2DdIHeS it,, OdllIntpre+
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-22
Gfnarr's VfGhntnfdbime.

SlAHeI = uD1atHf +DtIsk+
Die Sdnciber biefler Stact, Irwe ale Psronen, ipeIte cine
quite 81 NJ d inc Su haben w%iiniden, irluen lid erinnerr,
caB etne rrn unjern %Itolttnen, SpeimaI 10 oel @rbett tbut ais
r3eno cine aaesre, un6 10 and aUetmaI 10 rtel Oelb
n~brin9t. 0efe8 matt uniere ARaitnet gu ZEN |btlft9-
ten, melte int Dtorhc fnc. Wetr ais 6OOO baocn mo oQetn
III bteT9er Stabt i'll Operation All ADten, QSeiten Ino 0r1en uno
babeu lhe &i9mer ODER Ole bantt atbeteE in ben Stauo 9eiekt, lid
mebr @elo su erparen, ais ibnen bteieS out onosrem gSc9e mr9.
lid lit. Aue, meIfe cine Ger beten @dbmui 3tnem, Bic
~ @ehrau1 lirb, baben mbd5ten, iputen III unjerer Office:
SIC. 1853 9ultimprefraBe
polipreden, NO @ebraudSr Anpetiun9en III oeutibcr, eu9ltlber.
ran,6iider unh ipani6cr Sprate III baben limo un6 NO mir Sc.
Il fCeine Wai0tne fault AMI cerFlbeu 0rbeiel lerntu.
s6idt mad elncm @remptar un Stn9er'8 NtGbnaltinen Get.
Gu9. Nae Naidmen wetoen en- 9MGcS Sabr nab tbrem IntanI
con unS III Boiler Srcnun3 uno Ncparatton scbolten.
C{b28, 10 70. Is. BrDcertd, M3ent
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eSenersN fcbe
Johnston's Insurance Rooms.


Johnston'S Insurance Rooms.
SEQ. 70 Secpnbtr.
Teuers, Mdrine= un6 Qeben8=0crffhes
r-In98=G ompaanien. FFT| %.
Gt6ertc IaS ~feitelte Gompaqmie.
Verftderun98zgpmp ber 8aleD b. Biroitten.
= mt $500, 900 capital.
1bn4burgeV erltderuno8@ Comp. b. Wirail1ierz
nit 5000, 600 Capital.
ber1arlesUerltdernn98@@p np. y. 8irginien,
nit $500, 600 capital. =
Charter Sat<Seritd. Comp. BON SartfOrb,
Securitps8 eritderms8 @pmp. BON Stem pr'
nit $27O, 900 @aptal. "'
PbSntr<V er1tderun98zGp bon Neip=Oprt
nit $500, 900 capital.
Nel clItez VerIi6erun98zG Dntp. y. Netps0Dr
nit $270, 900 Gapual.
WtcntantfV erIiderun98z@emp y. Wepzglorf
nit $500, 900 @amal. sos =
Observation-Disclosures .=SDmp BON Nens0)pr /,
nit $3.50, 900 capital.
Wercdntile Mutual W2arine.
nit 81. 900, 900 capital.
Veretnt9te Staaten 0e6ei8zV erftherl1o ,c
init 81, $50, 972 @apttaG.
Wprtber1 N1uroncezG pnp. Bon Qonbnn .s
nit So, 1914, Ill @aptaI.
Ste oben benertten @Ompagnteen frb ppn Der ssoisr,t,r h.s
Stoates Dtor9lono a%utborlttrt uno ltenitrt.
Ote BON Dem ltnterSettneht repriieubrten Gsr,nooriss, It,.
@lrtltU pertu9DdreS capital gum bpleu pben ar6s1sErnen
Oeno9 perontnoril0 tur ee 43abiun3 bon @srtriten.
electromagnetic ter1en ~ar,sSeoebcn rnb GerfuGp rirrtt;s
srebt. '.#r t#Wt Tbp8" q . ~ y tMnI]VR
Trtb. Nifum. @nrospcr. 'V"0E& ~
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Gnrpets. Gnrnets. ga np1

WuTNETSI WNEpEISS Wn pVIS.
8Gu'cr unb S6no!er bonn Qaabe wcroen barauf auimelfiam oe-
matt, CAP tt tiAlt0 nene &aaren aus Der 6abrt Der @atpertcn.
~@ompaAnte an G5minns 6a05 ~ert0tn, Wrrinter Die mrotrnitcn
uno reueiten Wtufer.
OeItu6, Mntten unS Geppt&e merter ~geItnittcu uno
9eleQt.
@benIo 4ptIenmunren S perfaufen.
&Omntt ui6 teftt mejnen 9roBen 8orratb, so. l Off, Bat
ttmprefC, gS aittngtOuballe.
Sun22,il &. 6. 8. @eIhpn,
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@tfenbabnett ,c.


NNIft1ftpTGs INV 0UVU-V
mad allen Tbeilen beS Weltens
. Iter
Barfersbur9 unb Marietta, coer genmcpb,
Wbeelins uub Columbus.
Die Baltimore unp Obio- Gifenbatn 6ietet Rem retteuben Tub.
Hfum os srEBten Iertteile tn Be iua auf 8tIietciI 8rquemttH.
tell, etasrbett. YantAi&teit unO S6Snbsit Der g snsrien. 70 bfs
lie PRIV teinsr anbsrn Sabn + bteien, Qanoe dbertrehsn pirb.
Dtefe 9atn pDn atldnttfGen Mecr auSaebenb, 1T bic Giteae aus.
ssOstnteie etnie, 0le,btsitis absr aud BE tirseRe unb fSneGfs
unc eabsr bic btGtsfe 8Oute fur bic Netlenben mad benz gGefen,
bic ntht ~Serfeblen iO1ten. lie 3u ~benueen:
WtetlenentfernunS Dol Baltimore mad
Cincinnati:
reter p~drtersburg 583 Metlen.
ueber 8snwSOO unb Wteelins $50
usber 9drrtsburs um. @itts6ure 800
Durh Ste Marietta -Qtnte 533
eme @rlprutF an Der Gntftrnuns BON 116
DMr6 Die 9 clumtus. Qinte 500
ete Grfparnts an rer Gntfernune BON SO
@eifenses welt, bic Baltimore. uD Dbtu- @tfehbatn ~benusen,
legen bic Netien tn IN 3aseu ,nrIf uue fdbren In Glaaen, bic
af bas Glerbtquemfe urn nit s~esOlasrten etsen etnssri6iiet tns.
SoLr- 0&~o.So.
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GOole's 5elterDeriidJerml9g WacafW
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS. GAY-ST
Spnle JlIur0ncc Comp. 7. y.
Gteuer5are6- GaPtai 81 500. $50.
0artroro 6euer 3niurance GcnpF
Sit!erbare9. e&pid $685.. coo.
9tcrtb Nlnertcar 6eler Jrinaauge Som.
Gtelcrtare8- Gapha( $50, 100.
9th Seuer Si!lIrance &onlp. 6artfprb.
S:sMctareS Goptat $3.50, $50.
Prpnloerce Walblu9tou 3uiurauce @pruD.
Gtuertare& GapltaI $S73, coo. ,Is-t.
@t9cntbnl itnS Sitter 00tr Nrt in Gtaot ue Xanb nit giutdfus
fdert. o' ""N" ~"
Gn6,6ID Geo. g.. C0aIe.
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Nnnnae=@ebeime

"a per @e9el- nup ~EImpfi6lfe Il. uxb 2. Gal
e&sAESee. ulb 3wiidenpcG) pDn Bremen naG Nerp-D H
aHaA2 - Baltimore uno Qnoerem 0ifen Der Ser. Staates
| peroen bon ben lluterselddleten ami 6 WtOulte uno l Sabr 9Ilh.
t~a19tetumls bes Sru. 60. Sbpn IN Bremen gu ben btll9ften 0ta.
n~anS8eiteIlt. .r4- .r
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-01-24
Who are the Traitors 7

Mr.. SINGLETON, Of Mississippi, made a speech
few days since, In Congress, which is thus re-
ported by the Press ard Tribune, AID so far has
not been condemned by any Democrat,
IL the course OF his remarks he said " ask
YOU Republicans this question, AID / insist on
an answer, Do you not intend, whesever you
ubia'u The power, 10 exclude slaves from all
the Territories by Congressional enactment, or
by Squa'ter Sovereignty ?"
Several Republicans replied, . Yes, we viii
empcy all the legal and constitutional powers
at our command 10 preserve the Territories Tor
the Ao;ncs oI fee labor" Thrce or four anti
Iecotupton Democrats also n,dIed IN the al
tirnatIve.
Well, gentlemen, if ih1t is the deliberate
purpose OF the Republican party or The Popular
SHFcreIgniy party, you may prepare your
minds Tor dissolu ION of the Union We shall
hare erfansioH! " e shall have II III the Union
but II cannot in the Union, shall have
expansion OFT Of the Union Think you that
we wall Consent - let you stiie our "InstItu-
ton" within lis presen, limits No. sir. We
shall extend slavery ali the Territories
adapted to slave Labor, VIII dissolve this
. UuIun. Aud :tsv are You gong TO prevent Us
fro.n withdrawing? How can you stop sove-
reign State, from seeding? How en- you
force them back after they gone But.
gentlemen, wnen you that we are really IN
earnest, and the naked Issue is presented TO you
of secession o. expansion YOU VIII say, take
possession Of the Territories with your slaves,
and stay IA the UnInnl Ynu clnn"t do with
cat US. You too dependent Us to deny
Us the privilege OF converting the Territories
into slave states Bat ii You think other
wise. shall surely depart out of the Union.
Il IS asked. when Will the South he unit
| answer, whenever You elect Seward, Chase,
Hale or any such man President. Then the
whole South viii stand together in dss,lvug
the Union. No President holding Republican
or SquatJer Sovereignty principles shall ever
rule over tile Southern half of this aion. |
will never support Judge D1ugla, for PrrsIden |.
He has proved a trat"r to the South HIS un :
f. Icudly Legislation Is worse doctrine than your
Congressional Intervention AMI the South will
never submit TO either of them. Under no CIR
cumstances would my State cast lis vote for
Dou las. He deserted the South the moment
he should have fought with Tie South
ncrer forgiues trusts trditori
Logan oi lll.--"The Douglas Democrats of IL
linois are going To support the nominee oil the
Charleston Convention, on whatever platform
may bc made, for the purpose of whipping the
Black Republicans"
SIxGLErox.-"W ell sir. if that Is all tie prin
clple reason that actuates you IN support OF
the Democratic Ticket. then say. God help the
South. if She must depend on such men you.
Such the compliment paid TO the dirty
work" Egyptian Democrat.