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Jacksonville. o., Aug. %, ls6
To the Leather Trade,

4 LEXANDER MCCONNELL has
~ opened a store on Franklin Street for the sac
Of Leather and Shoe Stock, and ia receiving daily
additions to the stock now en- hand, consisting in
part Of Sole Leather. Upper Leather, kiPs- French
and American Calf Skins, Trimmings, Bindings. Pat
et Calf Moro,oS and tools q all kinds
Warren. Ohio. Nav 16. iSf0.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

For the ordinary expenses OF State Government.t IN.
cluiing the expenses OF the Psblic Benevolent Insti.
tutions. and other expenses ehargeble to the ..Gener.
al Revenue Fund" under act Of March &c, 1860, g 10
mill. For the payment of the interest and gradual
reduction OF the prlEciPal Of the State Debt. Sink.
ing Fund" 4. For providing for the free Rduca.
ton Of all the youth q fthe State, a state Common
School Fund ! 4 10 mill. Total State levy, 3 1920
Of one mill on 4 dollar.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17
NOTTCF
FIRE! FIRE.!

Those who are not burned out can get reliable In.
sursnee in the City Fire, New Haven, Manhattan aud
Humboldt; Insurance Companys of New York, aud the
Phenix Ia Co. OF Brooklyn, New York, Come and
get your Policies. J. z. ASPER,
May e.lS6O. Agent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

Something new and fthe latest come out
Call il you please at No. Il. Market Street. Warren.
Ohio. where you can get anything that vas ever kept
in a Notion House.
July 18th, lS6G, 3m-l
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a. as e. : 30 81
80 = gcGTEtk gH a t--
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TAXES FOR 1860.
NOTICE
TAX PAYERS OF TRUNBULL co.
For A

In pursuance Of law, I. D. B. Gilmore. Treasurer Of
Trumbull County, hereby notify the Tax Payers there
Of, that the rates of Taxes for the year one thousand
eight snndreh ard siNty- are az ~foIIo~s.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

Teachers, School Officers and Parents
are requested to read the following recon-
meRdation of school books for use in the
schools Of Trumbul County:
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McGUFFEY's New Series of Readers.
consisting Of the FIRST, second, third, fourth,
nth, sixth and High School readers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-19

The AaiioHal hateligeHca Of the 10th contains the
correspondence growing out Of the difficulty be-
tween the Hon. ROGER A. PRYOR, Of Virginia and
the Hon. JOHN i. Potter, Of Wisconsin the rumors
concerning which have formed the staple Of tele-
graphic dispatches for a week. Mr.. PRYoRs first
note requested Mr. Potter to designate place, out
side the District Of Columbia, and the time, when
and where there might be further correspondence
between them. Mr.. Potter regarding this invita-
ton as evidently to avoid on Mr. PRYoRs part GER
tain penalties imposed by law, replied that the con
stitution Of Wisconsin allowed him no escape from
the consequences Of sucha correspondence where
ever it might be conducted, and that Col f. w. Ian
DER would receive from Mr.. PRYOR any note he
might address him. A formal challenge demanding
''the satisfaction usual among gentlemen then
given and accepted, in a note from Col LANDER to
the Hon. T. p. CHIsNAN and the weapons and terms
prescribed as follows:
Ih2ye to state that my principal, hon. John F. Potter dis
claiming the particular rules Of the code, will fight Hon Roger
A. Pryor With The common bowie knife at such place, private
open air. this District, may agree upon
be fixed within The twelve az hours by you and my
seconds be present each principal Seconds restricted to
navy revolver each Knives Of principals Of equal weight and
calling o. the tally and word between principal seconds b'
decided by turning piece Of money
To tins note Mr. CHIsNAN replied as follows, When
the subj0ined correspondence took place:
WASHINGTON, April p 1860.
sE: In response the demand Of ny friend Mr.. Pryor. TO
he satisfaction usual among gentlemen from your friend Mr
Potter, you state that principal, dcaming the psrcu
lar rules Of The code viii fight Hon Roger A Pryor with
bowie knife &c &c. Not recognizing this vulgar
barous and nhuman msde Of settling difficulties eihe usus
among gentlemen consistent with the notions Of civilized
society, must without referring your communication
principal l0r seeing him. ephatcally refuse to allow hin
70 engage IN il.
Whenever your principal viii reply Mr.. PTyor demand
such way may be with any fair
liberal Of the "rules OF the codewhete
particular geneaI shall be most happy communicate
my principal such response.
] have the homer 70 be. most respectfully,
l. P. CHIsgaE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-19

wAsunsros, April Ia-aA.M.

Of Indignation which 70 pervade it, will simply that
principal d6sts and abhOrs the baTbarOus and lnhuma
mode Of settling difficulties usua among gentlemen, termed
dueng He represents his constituents in the following
he and maintains his right present the floor Of
Congress, within parliamentary rules any matter which be be-
iisves 20 be correct.
Called by note to reply principal, he has made
his AS his friend, have presented it. You object
the terms They such would alone enable my prnc
pal who with the usual weapons Of dae,
your friend equal terms. He viii not 90 out Of this Dis
tric fight duel He valves the usual last Of the
dueshe assertion that he will defend himself whenever
sailed lie goes far as to be viking to time place,
and sID0Hs when a. this stage Of the affair you appeal the
strict Of the code, and express yourself dissatisfied
There is bat result. discam any of the scrIpes which
have actuated my friend, Mr., Potter
Differing with him much in politics, believe
with him that every American citizen entitled e the full
preston Of opinion
therefore present myself in his place. without restrictions.
have the homer to be, very respectfully,
2. W. LANDER.
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$1,000 Reward.

consequence Of the Fires that have occurred
4 within the city recently, with their arke evidences or in
drlsmr l. 8 n HolingsFOrh Mayor Of the c OF NshVs'
by virtue or reconmenda Of the City Council VAL pay ns
hundred dollars reward for the apprehension ana cone
or person persons Of the crime Of Arson WITHIN te cor
porate limits Tho crime committed az any time Ht
three months from the date hereof. -.-rr
8 n HOLLINGSWuRTG,
Nashville, April II, 1860. 800 A14ol Q
The underwriters authorize me to offer additional reward
five hundred dollars for apprehension 41S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-19
GODEY's LADY'S BOOK FOR MAY
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK & Co,
april No. 3 s Union Street.
RED BOILTNG STRINGS.

AYING purchase the interest Messrs NEWLY HEAEN
in the above celebrated Springs possession OF
the and determined spare exerons to render
pleasant summer retreat.
The springs located in Macon county seventy miles dis
taEt tron Nashville. Parties leaving for the Springs will take
the Galatn car at which place stages Hartsve
thence by hack The will lea ne every other
from the first Ct June.
The reputation Of the water too we'll known this commu-
nifty to need any For ScrOfula Dyspepsia Gravel
Stone the bladder and all affections Of the kidney they are
sechc refer with pleasure Dr. E Herbert
ye giving evidence Of the curative powers Of the water
having been permanently cared OF aggravated case Of Orwell
marlb-d3m WEBB & WALKER, Proprictors
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-19
Hon. 7 P. CmIMAN


SIR: Neither my friend, Mr.. Pryor. myself have any per
sona quarrel with you. cannot therefore, permit him
self TO take advantage of your courteous offer substitute
yourself Mr. POtter place As Mr. Potter, WhO is, you
state unacguainsd vita the weapons dueliss
my freHd son equal terms the District Of COlum
ba except with the bowie knife (Which mode Of eghng
have refused 10 accede to- ard he 'Wl 60
District fight duel aves usual
sort Of the Hondue the assertion that be will defend himself
whenever asae terminate this correspondence
The expression that have
the matter between principals in the 'Usua among
gentlemen which manner though your principal detests
ahh0rs it, 'rhaUu and i1human, would Of
plain not than fight with bowie knives
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
y. p. CmsgaS.
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EDGEFIELD.
LOOD'S ADDITION.

CLOSING OUT SALE
an Thursday the 25th last, propose, on the
~ premises to offer at public sale, all the unsod
Boota Addition This addition is we'll known be 81
handsomes in Edgfed and the lots to be sold among
most desirable in E0gehsld in the Immediate vicinity Nash
vile Tie continued rapid growth o. Edgefeld
value Of property within its limits Now is the buy
either for occupation speculation The lets 10 be sold
ON THE GALLATIN TURNPIKE.
Lots Nos. :, s, O. 10. II, p, u, and
ON WOODLAND STREET,
Those extra lots Nos % and q.
ON RUSSELL STREET,
and IS.
ON FATHERLAND STREET,
Nos a. a., s., S6, a., s., 50 and 90
The lots 50 feet trent 0 e to alleys Is feet
wide.
ALSO,
Six Lots in Bang and Roberts Addition.
The above positive owner determined to close
them out Buyers Of real estate would do we'll sale
TKR-One, two ana three years credit for payable
Bank satisfactorily secured hearing interest and lien retained
will take pleasure in showing the lots wishing
to examine then at any tine.
For further information please call
apro-td Az LINDSEY.
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SALE OF NEGROES,

John F. Page and others vs.. Robert Page and others,
pursuance Of decree Of the County Court Of Davidson
county rendered IN the above the April term, 1860
will oaer for sale az the residence Nathaniel Rogers which
is near the residence Of VIM r. Davis, the Lebanon
turnpike and the river on Thursday, the 1Ttn day
OF way next, the following negroes, t0:wit'.
Rebecc about 90 Of age, about year
Of age Ann about seven Of ages ard Amanda about
years Of age
FEEAs-Oneffh Will be required in cash, and Tor The
balance notes endorsed payable in Bank the first day Of De
cember next. z. 4. CnEATHAM,
April IL, 1850. Clerk.
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PROGLAmATION,

HahVJIAl
SHAM e. HARRIS, Governor Of the State OF Tennessee
70 AZ MO snail see these Greeting: Whereas, II
has been made known u that certain William
charged with having committed foul and atr0ci0us
the month Of November 1852 upon the body Of Lacky,
late OF our eou1y Of Monroe sI lied from ustre and
running a. large.
Now, therefore, l. IsAAd HARRIs Governor aforesaid
by virtue OF the aud authority in Yestel hereby
a reward Of EVV n und red and fifty DOIIa rs
any person who spprehend the William
Seratt and deliver aim TO the Sheriff Tailor County
Monroe, in order that justice, Ia that behalf may had and
executed
- In testimony whereof, have hereunto set nv hand
and caused the great the state 10 be af5xed al
~ : Nashville, the l7lh day Of April, 1860.
I ISHAM G. HARRIS
~ By the Governor:
J. 4. R. Ray, Secretary Of State.
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DESCRIPTION.

William Serz about 25 years DID, weighs about les pOund
DARK complexion black hair and Whkers lolg hair,
II parte1 before like q aprl9-dlt tWit W4t
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS.
UneauaIIed Inducements TO Purchasers.

ON Tuesday IaC 2tth April, 1850, we will sell
the Premises the beautiful building
Lots in the vicinity q Nashville. Being part Of premises
Eugene Underwood, ESQ., the West side Of the City,
joining the town Of McGayock. We will sell upon five years
time; interest payable annually; principal az ne end
Of five the note and land surrendered delivered
the end OF Eve years if desired by the purchaser
II desired, will sell paid Tor in month
y quarterly ins,alments without interest.
Tbs monthly quarterly payment Of rents applied the pur
chase Of these Lots would upon purchasers delight
ul suburban homes Of their from perpet
ua state Of bondage in paying tribute remit Csa As it
were.
All are invited 20 attend ta sale. We confident more
7orae opportunity will MT be offered, especially building
purchasers
umnibussss leave Office at lO5z Sale u o'clock.
P s. II in demand, will sell the from p 10
50 Lots in McGaY0ck. i & R W BROWN.
On Tuesday, May Sth, we will bring OF our second
sale Of Lots at which time will offer many lots in
West Nashville Also number Of Lots in Hynes and Boyds
Additions
Termsand other particulars in bills in a few days
gprl4-dQ " BROWN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-19
JUHN EAhLfl President,
J. R. FULTON, Professor Of Rhetoric.
F5o4, PROFESSOR v. Laurence Lindsey, LID.

From Professor " Laurence Lindsey, LID
OF Cumberland University.
Dr Worcser long expected QusrtO Dictionary before
and realizes in all respects highest hopes It's compel
70 give il the preference all other dictionaries in
bray embracing az these do Others johnson, Walker
Richardson, the Imperial Lexicon aud the different editions
Webster, not excepting the 'PictOral
'FrOm dishonest criticism common Dr. Worcester may
notecpe Works Of surprising excellence, prepared with eab
crate and conscientious care, subject
ungener0us attacks produced by Ceah pal for the
pishmen Of unworthy ends For the honor Of American era
ure trust that this last incompatible review Of peoples
guage shall meet nations gratitude, and perform its noble
sion, disturbed BY wicked opposition anu hired derseOn
From Joel Parker, H. D. Of the Lar School, HIrDard
College.
have examined the work with the highest pleasure,
will henceforth be to doubt
the scholars in the entire country, standard Dictionary Of
the English language.
From Rec. d. CIAAPL Pre8ideat Of tile C0Heye Of s
holy Cross Worcester, Mass.
THE work great and destined unlikely supercede
other English Dictionaries It's definitions OF religious
terms singuarly fair and impartial The coOcaon syn
onymes most approp rate and altogether suitable the
Of the student The book style which reflects much
credit on the scientific and literary enterprises of America
MsrCh %, 1850
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-19

The Charleston Convention.

The delegates and excursionists from New Eng
land for the Democratic National Convention started
fro Boston on the 18th lnst for Charleston in the
steamer S. r. Spaulting The number of passer-
gers on board is stated at sixty including the Mas
sachusctts delegation. The steamer is amply pro
vioned for the sustenaHce Of the passengers during
their stay at Charleston, and fine band of music
accompanies them. It is said that the steamer will
visit Baltimore on the route and enable her passen-
gers to make brief visit to Washington before re
Stunning their voyage to Charleston.
We prcccIye by the Charleston papers that the
Municipal Councils Of that city have passed reso-
luton authorizing the Aayor to confer with the
Board of Directors of the Institute Hall to secure
the part OF the city the free use of til, hall for
she approaching meeting of the Democratic Nation
nj Convention
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-19
RInn REWARD.


ANYWAY from the subscriber living Lear ~ ~ \; -
HI Negro Toy named AlFRED' aged 4Do., No.
heavy set, feet inches high, AMI good bisgss-, ~,
/ was raised Nashville and 6oolsisi'S''S ' " III
doubt be lurkilg in the vicinity. -, -- tf..s .,5
Also, JOHN bov about IS lbyears oio, tey U0A a1
well grown for his age John was raised on u
miles from Nashville By Demoss NO hn marks OF elmer
Tec0ected. %, --.--4-4 49,, .
will give the above reward for both II apprehendei and put
+, Nbis IN elsewhere thas get them, $50
~ atta- JAMES LEWALLEN.
aprl7-d3t&Wlm
FIRST VOLUME OF HEAPS REPORTS
On file in ny Office Cor distribution Clerks Of Circuit
and Criminal Courts hereby poeu to call and receive them.
Anil "a 1850. }. v. CLARK, Clerk
The Reporter left with number Of copies for sub
scribers and others Who may want them. aprl5-2E
ANEW ARRIVAL OF ERESH BUTTE8,
UORn POUNDS, just received per steamer Melrcss which
A eDtDU will be sold cheap to the trade, 81
BENZ. y. SHIELDS & CO,
spriiI5 Central Auction Rooms. q College street
IA BARRELS FRESH CORN MEAL, Just
Spris BENZ p SHIELDS & co,
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w. Il. BERRY g. co.
HAVE RECENTLY RECEIVED
NOTES OF TR.AVFJ,
AND
STUDY IN ITALY,
CHARLES ELLIOTT NORTON.

" This volume will prove timely and acceptable all
who feel interest in the present condition Of Italian affairs.
In addition to thoughts upon the political social and eselest
cal'ate OF Italy, the work comprises important and valuable
criticisms upon Italian Art and Literature.
aprl2
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THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1850.


Persons wishing procure copies of the Public Of the
Legislature just closed obtain them by applying this or
hC to the Secretary Of State there few copies
sale At $lo0Per copy. sprl4-f
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new PUBLICATIONS.
A Worldwide Circulation
RepaJisheI IN England.
Reptlblsbed IN Germany.
10000 Copies of the English Edition AL
ready Sold

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By the author Of ''WIDE, VIDE WORLD" vols l2no.
We celiby informed that during the few weeks allowed
to the English publishers issue Of the work
this country, 5000 Copies have been sold.
In further evidence Of its great popularity need only say
that the present time have been unable furnish the
book rapidly as ordered.
Weinyita attention to the following notices:
The authors have turned their intellectual wealth
purposes such books better than hundreds Of
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Say Seal, indeed true, beautiful book,
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TFVHE SPLENDID MANSION recently erected BIZ
ii Wesley Wheess with about thirty aud up
which it IS located offered for situatea
beautiful hill about mile the city, north
side and about four hundred yards Cumberland river
il beautiful grove forest which point por
uon Of the city is in full view The contains about sixteen
rooms a handsomely and conveniently arranged water
and pipes in il is built OF materials and
il the most architectural style. Two thirds
is covered with fine large f0regt timber remainder veil
calculated for gardening and growing fine fruits, portion
which already with varieties Of fruit trees Strawberries
grapes, &C &c
Mr. Wheeless being located in business in Livsrpool
England, induces this offer Ct sale bis property
undersigned at Nashville, who resides will show the
perry, and give the Of sale If previously disposed
Of at private sale, the property will be offered
premises, Thursday, 9TH Of June next
Nashville, Tenn. apl ). IsfJ-d.ds HORg0V
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APRIL 10th, 1860.
GODEY'S LADIES' BOOK FOR MAY.
GODEY'S LADIES' ROCK FOR MAY.
GODEY'S LADIES' BOOK FOX MAY.
PETERSON'S LADIES' BOOK FOR MAY.
PETERSON'S LADIES, BOOK FOR MAY.
gPETERSON's LADIES' BOOK FOR MAY.
LEDGER, FRANK LESLIE, HARPER,S
Weekly, and all different papers, iust received By
JOHNSON 4 TREkNOR,
april No Union street, Nashville Tenn
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Ifthe Grave Could SDeaL

II the UFlVe Gould Speak,
VWTE would learn that half the children that are born
die before they Eve years age Give no strong
medicines TO Children but ~ the Greienberg
Cbildren's Pamaceal
The most valuable medicine young children
been invented
THE GREFENBERG HEALTH BIFTERS, for 25 cents will
make half gallon Of the best Stomach known nvaua
bic for weak constitutions, dyspepc ha1ts disorders
arrangements Of the Stomach Bowels Every should
have them, al thepresent change OF the
aprlY MACKENZIE & MIN0UTN
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:
The examination have thus able make Of Dr.
WOrcessrs Dictionary has been sufficient
superiority We prefer Walkers represents
present. not past state Of the language other works with
which it is usually compared because its decisions founded
upon recognized authorities provincial peeuaries
the eccentricities Of the photographer.
Dictionaries found in which the definitions certain
words evince political religious than critical
where the writers prerred the praise Of correctness
qualification Of parzan feeling In further cOmmendaton
the edition submitted Judgment it oud be added that
is remarkably free from any such offensive partially.
JOHN EARLY, President
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The Standard of the English Lam
guage throughout the World.
WORCESTER'S
ROYAL QUARTO DICTIONARY,

i I Q y I Il 4 7 . y.
The lapse a few moqths will be sufficient establish
Worcsers Dictionary the acknowledged standard
ence among the lcho4rs England and America
Literary Gl=ette, F56ruGry II, 1850.
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A TruraE REr-ENEn.-Dr Howe. of J0hu Brown
Datoriety passed through this city ON Saturday,
las way from QUebec 10 Boston. As soon as he
heard Of the decision Of the supreme Court of Mas
sachusetts in the case OF Sanborn, he resolved 10
,,uit his retreat In Canada and return home Why
iiJ lie run awavg OF course. because he guilty.
Does BE now return because he thinks abolition
Massachusetts viii protect him from attending even
AS a witness to tel what he knows. We hOge she
will not do it-POrlilHd Aryas
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ARE YOU INsUREDa
NJ q = IN &c M
VTETTHFAEHE

NJ q = IN &c M arr,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. % College street, Nashville, Tenn.
5Poicies Issued Renewed anl Losses promptly adjust
ed and paid, for the most reliable Insurance Companies.
aprl9-d
FOR SmITHLAND AND PaDUCAH.
THVHE splendid passenger steamer EIINNE-
Il HONk As JOIN 5. DAsHELL, Master. will slas-uA
leave here on THIS DAY, - h inst, at y o'clock
april % Z. HAMILTON. Agent
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
TFNHE light draught regular packet steamer -
IL MELhOSE, EEYARTi commander, will leave sle1--la
THIS DAY, the 18Th inst, At o'clock 2. NJ,
above, and all intermediate hnd For freight passage
apply board or to
aPrI8-lt H. Il. HARRISON & SON, Agents.
FOR CINCINNATI,
FTNHE hne passenger steamer Clipper, HERD, 49,
Master, will leave for the above aud AL inter sata
mediate p0ris THIS DAY, the 18th inst, a 10
O'Clock P NJ For freight passage apply board
apIi9 H. H. HARRISON & son, Agents.
Auction Sale of New and secondhand Fur
niture, Carpetings, Cigars, &c, with
Variety of Sundries to close COnsign-
mentS.
BENZ. +. SHIELDS d CO,
ANVIL sell Thursday morning, April 10Th, 10 o'clock
account Of whom il concern, for cash, variety
OF Furniture, Carpetings, Cigars with miscellaneous articles
generally. sale positive and without
BENZ. 2. SHIELDS & CO.,
aprl5-2t Central Ware Rooms, p College street.
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The Constitution oE Wisconsin on DrELLNG -
Occasional writes to ,he Philadelphia Press:
The provision of the constitution of Wisconsin
qrainst duclling is extremely severe Itdcprves anv
person sending or receiving challenge oi any office
i, may hold at the time. forever dI>tIHuuhisls him
from holding any office Of trust honor or profit ina
ahc gift OF the people and viJates any vote cast for
such q man at the bIllotbuN.