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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28

A fer doses arill also al once check and
cure The most serers Diarrhosa processing
from CoLp IL THE Bowels
These medicines are 1prepagsd 6y D,'. G M.
JACKSON & Co., No. AIS ArcA Street, IAiza-
dstphia, Pa, and are sold By druggists and
dealers IN medicines eyry,rhere, at rs cents
PER bottle. The Signature cfC. M. JACKSON
soiH be On tse outside gcrapper Of each bottle.
IN ne Almanac published annually Jy The
propTietors, called EvERYBoDY's ALMANAC,
you sriH find testimony and eommendatory
notices from all parts Of Ike country. D These
Almdnacs are giUen array By aIlour Ggente.
Agent for sale II Hoofand' German Bitters and
Lanes ycrmifuse and pills. .se Is
John Il Calls. Lancaster; Osborn Parsons, Tatton
saffauf Geger, Cassyiue: Mrs. Harris, Mnscoda;
Paul, Patch Grove; T. $. Stanley and Alfred Palmer
Boscobel; Chandler York, Hazel Green; Chas Knight
potos; H. r. Gooden Plattevile; David stewart. Glei
IIaven: A.. wood, Fairplaa Chandler & Grecn, Wing
vile; c. O. Skinner, Jamestown; John Bafnclt, Ellen
hnro, Il IT l,rss,vs, SC'o Pectown II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
re- The Dubuque Herald gives IN

following a gfatuitons insertion. Il was
stuck up on the Court House: n
Dubuque State Of Iowa
Taken, up by John yonlon A Bay mare
or Horse with one EhiG stripe on her
and two whit hind feet on her nose tie
man who have tax 10 he or she can have
the same by paying Damages to John
Conlon or inquirirg at P 0 Hear
west dubuque
November 81 SO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28

REMoNsrRAScEs.-It Is hoped that per-
sons having Remonstranees against any Division OF
Grant County, will have them namerousy signed and
nd the same to J. P. LEWIS, Of Lancaster, Or to any
ons bf the AssembIymen or our Senator at Madison
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28

rEsRY thisrcmarkabe and most Interesting remedy
! Ii is composed af tia concentrated juices Of the
30 weru and THE most soothing plants and roSts
in nature chemically combined and insulated in we'll.
sealed glass Bottles and charged BY powerful Battery
Thus possessing addition to its superior medical sir
tues strong AIa9ne 70 snd Electric properties profound
Iy penetrating and oiniuar8 quieting and soothing
I relieves pain aud Inflammation ut once when freely
applied) relaxing the strained muscles and nerves, III
Ing new life and iaIity by its iife-givng qnalite ~
parts and chronic orlong standing conpa a.
and weaknesses alayng nervous pain, (Neuralgia,)
raiion, 6Hd removing distractions like charm ln>
deed all who lave used Il speak It as truly won
derfn medicine. and esteem it BY arsuperior to any
and all other externa remedies IN II applied in
season II Is unfalng remedy for the Group, Sore
Throat Inflammation OF the Lungs, Bowels, Liver, Kid
neys aud other organs, Rhenmatism, SPINAL Irritation
Agueia The Breast ard at al times cTres Nervous
Headache, Netalgia;Sore Eyes. Ear AEhe Tooth Ache
Ague in the Face Piapcs and Eruptions OF all kinds
Piles Bruised and prained Limbs Burns Frozen Parts
Chilbaius INDECENT and long standngspfes, oqnds5
&c., &C.. Iwilalso restore tho HAIR to the Bald Heal
and,prevcnt the Hair from falling.
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively nsed up
Canal and Draught Horses for Calls Wounds Sprains
and Lameness and is sure cpfe then aprled cot FOR
the Scratches on horses, and The Foot ~ on sheep
All the Prcprietors ask for the Magnetic Ointment is
fair trial. confident that all they claim for it VIII be
found true to the letter. In the neighbOrhood where It
is manufactured nfny people buy it BY the ggaqty,
and is kept and used by simost every as
Panacea for the pains and aches every fai
" is more or less afflicted WITH We say again
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
LANCASTER, GRANT County, WIS,
.Januarv Doth. 1850.

january 10th, 1860.
Mr.. Cover Having receiyed several
letters apperaning to business connected With the
sheri's 0ice of this county, deem # competent 70
give notice that have decaed having any further con-
nection with that Office W virtas of appointment ~
under Sheriff by Resignation some time since.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN B. CALLS. Z
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28

LIABLE TO PRosEcUTIog::--Th propri-
stor Of certain hotel in Lancaster keeps bars,
uharess his license allows him but Unless he
prevailed upon to dispense With the surplus BGwe
sggsst thai the authorities bring him before bar Of
fnstice. LOCAL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
New MILL ON MrNoMlNrE. THonA,

4. and EDWARD PALLET, brothers, have erected and
anIahsd their now mill Monomnee river, two miles
soath-west OF Farpay, the read leading to Dunleih
Thiaiu valuable mill, lhe walls being of rock, height
four Stories dimensions 60 BY g., The cost
$4,000. The prsprstors reads to do custom work
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
thy DR.. IRASg,S MAGNETIC OINTMENT.

None genuine rs1ess' signed S, BneH" With PEN
see Pamphlets containing fill directions around each
Bottle and circulars left with ag, IS Price ahillngs
for sInail, and shilngs for large Bottles.
For sale by John b. Calls, and alDruggists ~ Inc
country.
az All orders should be addressed to vs. NUDGE,
s. Co. EaTiviile Madison Coz N. <.
Sold at Lancaster By Geo. II. Cox and J. B. Calls;
gaftou Osogn Ii parsans; Patch Grove, Alex. Paul <
Co.; Fannisnorc, Mark Finnieum; BoscobeL George
lIaw CO.. and Alfred Paliner Musroda, Elizabeth II
Hurts: EIenboro Jctn Barnett; Pattevihe Robins y
oodell and Mrs. Ann Williams; snasaizers Grqye,
Nash s Burgess; jamestown, c. G. skinner Il Bro;
Fairplay, Alex. Wood, and by medicine dealers graer
nH. II 49,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
Messrs.
New MINERAL Discovery.

SIS NhH MINERAL DISCOVERY. - McssIs
Rlrr Cox and JAMES GRosHoNG, partners, working
pew mineral discovery in Geld belonging to Mr..
Efi5AH HARELsoy, 1--we miles south OF Lancaster. We
eArn that thoy have some days raised much 1000
bs per DAY, and that they than hovsfnl Of a
iads. But little mineral has been fouad within
sxeral miles Of those dggings Since the discovery
Cox GEosuosG, others lave gone to digging 10
that vicinity
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
Stray Marc Colt.

TAKEN UP By the subscriber lands owned bv him
4 in the town of Patch Grove, near fafton, the
18th of December 1882 one thrco year old BAY Mare
Colt; right hi nd foot white; star in the face and spot
nose The owner is requested TO come forward prove
property. pay charges aud take the property Dated
Tafton, Jan. 18th, 1860. Alb SAML. PARKER.
chi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28

LEGIsLATUkE.-W We have no room for
legislative proceedings this week, having ed al.
tosted space with other matters.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28

Names and money received at this Of
ice for the NeU York Tribune and other cheap and
rood bapers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28

II DGBIcAmoN.2 The Preshy terrain church
ef Jamestown to pc dedicated TO the Worship of God
On Wednesday. Fsbauary LIST, u z o'clocs 7. NJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28

Wilcox-Thc object Of circumcision.
III r. Iackncy-Property consecratcd To Christ.
w Surnfncrsides-Mor character OF Basiin.
4. Buck--tiod in Prophecy.
tasting punishment.
r. H. Wood--PersonsIiy; Deity, and operations o. the
Holy Ghost. it
Il. q JonesBest mode of conducting proracted meet
iags, A81
r Tasker-Bible doctrine OF lfaInan deprarity
j. G. Aspinwa-True Eioqueiice.s
NJ Mayne-D DIVINITY OF Christ.
c. Cook-Gauses OF the instability ofelirstians.
". Muen--Dest mode of organizing and conducting
Sabbath Schools. t9
w. Dinsdale- Demands for educated ministry.
~ s. Bunce Home Missions.
r. Burge--Poasiblity OF final af9ostacy. Fa5s
Local and other travelling Prszc who can are re-
questcd TO attend and present essay sketch on
- G. .AsPIywALI., secy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28

ES- The Board Of Education, at james
vile have very properly, prohibited ihe
use of tobacco in the public schools oftliat
city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
Notice to Builders.
- $ Ut Q. T Q AL
"A & d.
MEHANICAL DENTISTRY,
VIII. DEFFENBACE[ER
w,scnNelM


FAYETTEVILLE WISCONSIN,.
n EsPEcTFfitLY announces to bis friends. and the
IL public generally, tha he hag located in Platteve
where he has resided rising year and WIN continue tie
Practice of Dentistry, in ailits departments
The sargicai Department including the extraction OF
teethw til or without Electricity; the restoration to
heath Of scayed and diseased teeth; the proper treat
ment of e, posed dental nerves. diseases The mouth
directions Of the cotcti5 OF irreg Elartics OF
children and YOUTHS teeth, ete will receive earefnla
tel tion. 80 ~
~ the Mechanical Depar tnelt he hatera himself that
hs can crafty the mos, fasjaious.
ThepTice and quality ofsFtlsfiAl testh made to suit
every one no qnGesep possessed Of small meausneed
90 wthout tseth, Pasiens cshbe gGed IN The choice
or the kind 81 teeth and lnethpl Of fHsertipn.
Silver, FIata or CI1 Ilates, teeth wltlIorwithout
gums singef block teeth, nserscc upon short notice.
w. d. i. absent from FiatteSiue, six 'oesks per
year; tho frs week II APRIL August and December, he
will visit Lar 10 wait upon all who may wish his
proes sional services The second weet of months
lie will visit Potosi; Rooms ii Lancaster at hyaesIIotel
In PotoT at Ennor's Hotel W $50
Prompt Payment 10 any business is an inducement
to the operator work better a cheaper Apply
IN and pay promptly and the services Of
w. IL DEFFESBAcHgR. Office Oh Main Street. over Bey-
ans Book Store, and opposite Moore's store.
Platteyille May, 1889 Al
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
IMPURE BLOOD.

The hldodis Ifei and when amy foreign unhealthy
mattcr gets mixed with it il at once distributed to
cry organ Of the bodv Every feels the oisonand
all tile yisl organs quickly complain. lhe stomach vii
not digest food perfectly The liver ceases t0seerete
suleiency offe. The sstion Of the heart u weakcne
and the circulation IS ete. The langs become et
gei with the poisonous natter, hence cough-and
from slight inpurty a. the fountain head Of feihe
bood As If had thrown earth, for Instance,
in pure springs frplnw tiny liYust in few
minutes the whole csgaG 81 the stream becomes dsufbs
cd and dscolored. qaicly does impure blne y 70
sat- fne fahfibb 1 81 ffes 500
These Pills not only piiify the blood but regenerato
ell the sections Of the body they are therefore, unfiya
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
PloW Shop.
G. w. RYLAND & CO.

M O TT G =
III. persohs Knowing themselves indebted 70 the arm
"A Of G. ". Rylapd s ca. for the year le5ss WV
nease call and settle up their accounts' ner oy casr
or note, the former preferable -. pv,.s-n. RI s
Lancaster Jan. 18th. 1859. sV
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES

liver Coroplaint SICK Headache &c. The ADti-BIous
Medicine expel4osn tie blood the hidden seeds of dis
case and renders all aids and seereons pure and
aaent clearing resuscitAting the vital organs.
Pheasant indeed iir that are able 70 place
within vour reach medicine like the "MOupain Herb
pm tlia via ass directly afflicted PARTS, thro'
thS blood aad fds ofthe Bod, and cause the snifere
to brighten vii b the flush OK reauty and healta y
Judson pills are the best remedy in existence for the
following Bovt complaints, Coughs Colds,
Chest Dseaes, Iestiyuess rrhaea l,ropsy,
Debilitv Fever ard Agile Female Compia ATS Headaches
Indigestion Influenza Inflammation, Inward Weakness,
Liver Complaints Lowness Of Spirits Piles Stene and
Gravel Secondary Symptoms.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
10 p 80 MS
Ii 0UNTAINg HERB PILLS

uco, ehef Of tribe Of the strange Aztec NatioB
thai ruled Mexico GU viii end full account a
him land his people in our pamphlets aud amanacs t.
The inventor and manufacturer Of q, On's Noun
tain Herb Pills. has spent the greater A t of bis life
IN travelling having visited nearly every country in the
werle. He spent oYGisix ears among the dians OF
the Rocky mountain and Of Mexico, audit thus that
the "Mountain Herb Pills discnye ed, very In
teresting account Of his adventures there you will find
in almanac aud Pamphlet. II is an established All
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28

Tbo f2lowing toast, given at an
Agricultural Fair ii Middlesex county,
Massachusetts, il rather severe on The fra
ternHy:
"Old Bachelors: Like cider, the longer
they are kept the more grabbed they grow,
and when they see little mother, it turns
them to vinegar"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28

y. s. SENATE. The two Houses of the
Town Legislature halloted, on Saturday the
the 7th for US. Senator to succeed Hon.
James Hsflan, whose terms will expire on
the 4th Of March, 1860. The result was
me reelection Of Mr.. Harlan by twenty. one
majority on joint belloi, the vote standing
seventy-three for Harlan, Republican, and
ffty-two for Agustus Cesar Dodge, Dem
osrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
b. i. JUDS0N 4 CO., Soba Proprieto,s.
81 y4a4 hfts T. anpa I'd Street N. Y

Sold at I.apcaser BY Gap, T. Cox and J. =, Calls;
Tafton. Osborn 4 Tafsosis ratch Grove, Alex. Papl
& Co.; Fennimore, Mark Eirh.cum; Boscobel George
Ilaw & Co., and Alfred Palmer Aiuscoda, Eizabeth
Harris EIlenboro John Barnett flatteville Robins q
Goodcll Ind Mrs. Ann Williams; smeItzer's Grove,
Nash & Burgess; jamestown, G. G. skinner & Bro
Fairplay Alex. Wood, and by medicine dealers gener
SLY 8 W t
Orders for supplies should be addressed 70 T. Jud-
son Z Co. SO Leonard St, n, or VIM Nudge Co
Earl.;iie Madison Co n. y II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28

IMPoRTAS ST DEcIsfcN.-We sec il stat
ed that Judge Miller, Of the U. S. Court,
has decided THAT the 100000 in bonds
issued by Milwaukee in aid Of the Mil
waukee q Superior Company were illegal
and void, on the ground that no act Of the
Legislature authorized the issue of the
same. This is an Important. matter, and
will occasion some stir among Railroad
City Bonds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
Il r. "A n Gil . II tic II,
u b BENEFIT, General agent.

Meeting ct ministerial Assooia-
The Platteyille District Ministerial Asso-
citation will meet at Hazal Green, at the
Nj. 4. Church, Tuesday, Feb. 2Ist,
1860, at g o'clock, L. II.
PROGRAMME.
r,asaa,, notwithstanding by Rev. J. G. Aspinwali
Wed. :. - Tie felatoh q ing ift'eiAii 49,
rience and call to The ministry VI the preachers
present. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
HAZEL GREEN
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
ID. GRAY PURMAS,at r.
r. WILSON CR0SBY,A B.S Ass00iAlN iKiSoifAL

= WfIsoS Te Glossy AssociArs PRiscrAL
eAsPAR HEss--Prof. Music aud German Language
g7HE SECOND TERM Of tho present Scholastic
i 5ear will commence on
Monday. Janua.y "a, 1860.
The term embraces gtytesn pseks, forwhi.h the rates
Of tuition will be IS ioAowS:
Preparatory Department, $3.50
Academic, First GrsHss,. o75
Academic, Second Grade, s,l5
College,, = " 1900
scintnary as Academic aud Collegiate for the
Music, with OF Piano, $3.50
GtrmAa, 400
Contingent fee 80
Tuition paid in advance, unless deferred by speci
arran ,ement. Board be obtained ut reasonable
rates; students frequently Join in clubs and board them
telyes. While it is clearly for The interest Of students
TO be pre- cnt at the opening OF The term, they will be
ADMITTED any limo 9ssing its coninuance- Thy viii
ALSO pe permitted 20 siuay hfaees connected With two
different apartments - the ssme Time; N which case
the rate Of tuition will be th.t IL the higher.
Each Of the Principals has resious to his connection
With this Institution, had charge Of successful acRde
my for series ofyeus the former Of Delany Academy
Newtnrg Ind, the latter u Excelsior institute, Excel
sior, Minnesota.
Prof, Hess i stT copnect,d with the Institute as
tc cher &c Music ard Gerjaan. As performer and In
sguctor In MUSE Iiis reputation Is established Ger
man is lbs nat,se tongue, and hs iaffed success II
teaching X IS widely known.
Pains will be aScn to secure the most eompetent as
ssants Their aid is needed. II Is ptThaIs proper
Rax that the prospects ct this Institution really
eouraging the late session having closed with twice
the number Of pupils with which it commenced.
Every exertion will be made to to students the
advantages of thorough, careful and systematic develop
ment. Attention will be given TO moral we'll in
teiectual Improvement. Discipline will be strict but
carefully suited TO temperament, and adapted to inu
the higher nature. Pupils will in all DO treat
ed hon0rTsbly, and with courtesy
The Institute possesses Chemical Philosophical and
Astronomical apparatus, Of which students pursuing
those branches will have free In additiot
have large collection OF Maps and Charts Chemi-
cal, Grammatical and 0rthatranhieal.
Hazel Green, Grant Co, December 18th. 2S-4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
EMPORIUM DRUG STORF,
On Irisc3qsin .frsn.ss,
lsOSCOBEI, WIS.

lsOSCOBET,, WIS.
TIME SUBSCRIBERS would rp-rcctfully inlcnn Us
ctizeut OF Soscobel and vicinity, that they hAts
purchased she Stock Of Drugs and Medicines Books na
Stationery formerly owned by EtP. Kellogg aud WOULD
now offer them at the low est CfsH PPicee. =
Weshall keep constantly for sale Fun 4ssortIsente
n.a,ae lfosz;css,Ao D..snfo a;ys H.A-
fumes, Essences, HAIR Oils, and Co
lognes, Cigars Of the best brand ana
finest quality!
AIstPure IIanors,of all kinds for Medical rurpnsek
Our stock ofPatcnt Medicines embraces az The fcpvs
lar Relnedissruf TIE day. ~
We shall also keep full assortment.of
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
which we sllseII cuRAi%R than they can be bought ~
any other place west OF Milwaukee,. TERMS CASH.
So ss GEO. IIAW a. Co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
GREAT EEMALE. MEDICINE!

Females Who value hoalth, should never be without
these Pills They purify the blood remove distractions
ofa kinds, cleanse the skin Of all pimpes and bochcs
and bring the rich color Of heal Ia 10 the pale cheek
The Plant and Herbs of which these Pills are made.
were discovered ia very surprising way among the Fez-
Means q tribe of Abofignesin exito, Get the Alma
ma If OUT Agent sl Gov sill read With delight the
very Interesting accouti contains fthe Great Ned
ictne." Of tie Aztecs.
OBsERy E-The Mountain Herb Pills are ppt upiria
ReanNfnl Nv rapper Each BOX confirms 40 Pillsana Re-
tails Mt % CENTS All genuine have the signature Of B.
IT, JUIlSt9N & Co. on each box.
b i. JuDSON & CO, Soto Proprioto. s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-28
Stray Cow.

vI,rKEy UP hJ'the subscriber lands os ned by INN
aboht tfg 9th of tay OF Decsiisber 1880 tone red
and white Cow abait five dr six years DID, tat qhher
short-Afo other ma Ks visible. The is requested
forward, prove property, pay charges and take
saidstrsv away. JAMES NAkKER.
Bsiee lfAirie, Jan. 9th. 1850 304ts
BARBER & LOWRY.
Attorneys. 81 Counselorss ut Law
and Solicitors IN Charce1sy,
LANG AsTER, WISCONSIN,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25
More of Edward Everetts Record
on the Slavery Question.

The Opposition, says the Jackson
Mississippaan, could scarcely have found
q candidate whose record is more OBJ
icctionable to Southern men and to CON
stitutional men generally, than that of
Edward Everett. We have seen that
in 1889 he committed himself unquali-
fedly to the whole batch of abolition
schemes, embracing the refusal to ad-
NIT slave States into the Union-thc
abolition of slavery in the District of
Columbia-the prohibition of slavery in
the Territories-the Introduction of the
slave trade between the States, &c.
But this is not all. In 1887, Edward
Everett, in a political letter, entitled,
Answer to Questions of his Constit-
u%cnts," argued in favor of the abolition
Of slavery, "as soon as possible" on
the score of humanity and justice"
Let Southern men of all parties read
and reflect upon the atrociOus senti-
mcnts contained in the following para
graph:
The whole subject has been so ably
discussed by DIR. Claiming, in his re
cent letter to Mr.. Clay, that it would be
s%uperfluOus to enlarge upon it. l will
only say that if, at this moment, when
an all-important experiment is in train,
to abolish slavery by legal and peace
full means in the West Indies, the Uni
ted States, instead of initiating their
example, or even awaiting their result,
should rush into a policy of giving all
indefinite extension to slavery over a
vast region incorporated into their Un-
ion, we should stand condemned before
the civilized world. 1t would be in
vain to expect to gain credit for any
further professions of a willingness to
I'be rid of slavery as soon as possible.
No %extenuation of its existence, on the
ground of its having been forced upon
the country in its colonial state, would
any longer avail us. 1t would be
thought, and thought justly, that lust
of power and lust of gold had made us
deaf to the voice of humanity and JUS
tice. We should be self-convicted of
the enormous crime of having volunta-
rily given the greatest possible enlarge
ment to an evil, which, in concert with
the rest of mankind, we had affected to
deplore."
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25

AGRAvE~ CHARGE.-The New York EreniHg
Post, a Black Republican journal, asserts, in
commenting upon Jere Clemens recent letter
giving his reasons for supporting Bell and
Everett, that John Bell once visited New
York and 'lay around a week or more, lay
ing pipe for a nomination as Vice President
on The Buck Republican ticket!' The Post
thinks that if he (Bell) is so sound on the
peculiar institution" as Jere claims, that such
conduct was "very naughty" What do the
Bell. Eyeretts hereabouts think Of il.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-08-25
Henry A. Wise out for Major
Breckinridge.

The Norfolk (Va.) correspondent of
the Herald writes under date of Au-
gust LIST:
A large and enthusiastic meeting of
the Democracy of Norfolk and Ports
mouth was held last night in the Opera
House. Joseph 7. Allyn, President of
the Democratic Association, took the
chair, and after a few remarks, intro
duced DIR. Arthur Smith, delegate to the
| Charleston Convention from the First
District of Virginia. DIR. S. proceeded
to give an account of his course in that
Convention. After a short address he
introduced o. Jennings Wise, Esq,
who said that he had not come prepared
to deliver a speech before such a large
audience, and only consented to speak
at all because his father, Gov. Wise,
was too sick to leave his room. He
was, however, authorized to explain the
position occupied by Henry A. Wise.
The Washington papers had said that
| the Governor was on the fence, halting
between two opinions the Richmond
Hing had gone further, and gravely as
serted that he intended to support Bell
and Everett and it was surprising to
him (the spcakcr) that the Tribune had
not announced that the Governor had
s~houldered the rail and joined the ranks
of Old Abe. Henry a. Wise never
wavered for an instant, and he 20.
Jennings Wise) was authorized to come
here tonight and declare solemnly and
emphatically that his father would sup
port Breckenridge and Lane to the cx.
tent of his influence.