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M AL.
ORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
BY KINGS OR EMPER0RS.


What why Beautiful Head fHNir
because ITIsTHE ORNAMENT GOD HIMSELF
rose NAV bloom ever 90 brightly in the glowing cheek
the eye be ever 50 sparkling the teeth be those OF
cais tho head is b-rcft Of its covering the hair
be snIrled and shriveled. harsh ard dry, or worse
still, If sprinkled with gray nature VIII lose more
than half her charms. Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
Il used two three times week. viii restore AND
permanently secure to all such an ornament. heal
the following aud judge. The writer OF the hrst -
M wo,D.- Ma YoRK. April 10. 1855.
Dear Sir:-Permit me TO express to you the nDll-
cations under for the entire restoration oi my
hair to its original color about the time Of my "rr
val in tim United States il rapidly becoming gray
but upon the application of your lIair Restorative
it soon. severed its original hue. l consider yonr
Restorative as n very wonderful invention, quite en-
''''''U' - "''' / am, dear sir, yours truly!
"Drych ar GwyliosIydct.''
WELSH NEWSPAPER OFFICE, l3NasSAu st.; Ai' IL 'oS.
PRoF. o. J. wo1D:-DsIr Sir:-Some month or six
and gave it my wife. concluded try it on her
hair little thinking the time that IT would restore
the gray hair its original color, but to her as well
as my surprise after few weeks trial it has perform
ed that wonderful effect by turning all the gray hairs
10 dark brown at the same time Identifying and
thickennC the hair. Istrongly recommend the above
Restorative to all persons in want q" smcl GHne Oh
their hair CHARLES GARDEN
NEW York. July IS, 1857.
r6p ETL x,n U lair RSsiorotre asbeng the most ec
tiaus article saw Since using your llair re-
storttive my hair and whiskers which were almost
Ahitc have gradually grown dark: and now ieel
confident that few more applications vii! restore
them their natural color 1t also has relieved me
among persons who perspre freely.
Pror. wooD-About two years ago my hair COM
menced falling off and turning gray was fast becom-
na; bald. and had tried many Heme'iicst" no oiect-
commenced using your Restorative in January ltHt.
A few applications fastened my hair firmly ltbrsan
to fill up grow out aud turned back to its former
color (blnck) At this time it is fully restored to us
original color hcnlth. and appearance and Iceerinly
recommend its usc to ALL >. D. hOES'
CHICAGO, III, May !, 1857
Tho Restorative is put up in bottles Of sizes viz:
large medium. and SMALL the small hold u pint
and rcnils for dollar per bottle the Medium holds
ut least twenty per cent in proportion than the
small retas Tor dollars per botte helarge holds
quart, 80 per cent more in proportion ard retailS
for So.
O. j. WOOD & CO, Proprietor5 broadway N "
and ia Market ST.. st. Louis, No.
Dealers dec2-d&w3m-ly
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PRICE, PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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ITC Jt1EtIfS EStrdCtI, ana T1Et mp IN GL-d'>S IL
SEES dir Tigh:, and irIH toSp an any CLIMATE.
The FANILT CT 'fTHiRTIC PILLS is
gentle but active Cathar q sic which the proprietor
has nsi in his practice NOR, than twenty wears
The orst,utly increl=- = ing demand from those
who have long used the 4 PILLS. and the sItis-
fLrton which all express - in regard to their Use,
has induced ne TO place = them within the reach
of all. ~
The Profession well know that differcn; ca
thartcs act on different - portions Of the bowels
The FAMILY CATH - lIRTTC Pill has, with
due reference 10 this - we'll established fact
been compounded from e a variety of the PuTs-t
Vegetable Extracts, - which act alike ON owe
~ part Of the elemental ~ Ty canal. and are goal
and SHE in all - where = Cathartic Is nee
ded. such as DcTaEgs-. FIsrtS Of the SoDsIc'.
.HesIIiHsss, Pains ia DE e Buck and LOWS C'irs-
ness. and Soreness 0r<y the Ich"' tfy
sudden cold. which IRE - quentlY. il neglected. cni
in long eOurse Of E'sT. - Lass Of AgE1tfs GRIP
ing Sensation Of CfLi - orcT NE 651y. Rsstt.ss-
ness HcIi1che or Ueight . in lie head all LtftIR
ndtory DISEASES, U0TIS, in OH iTen or -i1S, RhsH
HlatiSM. great Purifier OF tn" BioOt. and many dis
eases to which flesh is heir. tup numerous TO mention
in this advertisement. Dose. to 3.
PRICE 3 IpEHIES.
The LIVER ISVIG ORATOR aud FAMILY CA
THARTIC PILLS are retail,ri by Druggists general
ly and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns 8. I. W. SANFORD. NJ D.
NanuJa turer AMI Proprietor,
S35 Broadway. New York.
Agents. T. II. LOGAN co. dec2-l&vly
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Second Arrival of Fall & Winter Goods
1MmENsE sTOOIk--FRIoEs GREATLY REDUCED.
STONE e. 7 II Q NJ A y


through
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Ut Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS;
and has become an established fact, stanllrd
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

ing Ran ROad.
EA g - - ss;:ss:;;sii;s:
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. Feb. q, 1880, Pas
" senEer Trains will leave Bridgeport as follows
Sundays excepted@
S:i4 p NJ Accommodation Train, stopping at all sta
tons arrive At Wellsville AT 6.3O r NJ.
1880 A: u. Mail Train, arrives Mt Pittsburgh at 4S5
r. NJ, Philadelphia Mt 700 A. NJ, New
York at loo p. NJ. Cleveland at 1855 r NJ,
Toledo ut 1905 A. N. and Chicago At 1000
Am.
e6e P. NJ Express Train arriving at Pittsburgh at
231 A. NJ, Philadelphia at 500 T. M..NeW
York at 1920 r. N. and Cleveland atll:SS
AM
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 9:45 A. NJ and s:35 P. NJ. arrive
at bridgeport at 6:l6 P. NJ and 1870 A. NJ.
Leave Pittsburgh at 300 A. NJ. and l:45 P. NJ
arrive at bridgeport at 1880 A. NJ. and GIG p. NJ.
Leave Wcl-viIie at 1920 A NJ: Steubcuvllle At $50
A. NJ: arrive ut Bridgeport $50 A. NJ.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $40
Excursion tickets TO Stcuhenville and return 500.
Fare always AS low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West. North
and East can 10 procured nj the office No. 81 Water
street next door to Sprgg House, Wheeling Va, and
at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will he made at lowest rates to
any noint accessible nv this road and Its connections
TO the East. North. West and Northwest ut office
No. 81 Water street or with Freight Agent Mt Bridge
port Station. D. i. WILLIAMS AGt.
j. n. MCCULLOUGH. President.
P. r. MYERS. Gent Tick Ag't feb2I
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DAILY gutenIgeutRr,
R1omIPa1e LilIe., BlowI

A PASTORAL efusion of the amateur shepherd school,
embodying some indstinet recollectionS OF the
country as seen by the author in his early youth.
Gentle browse the cooling hens
Along the hurting lea,
Gay leInbkius chew the bitter eud,
And crow quite u1eTlyI
Sweet Phiilis mrlES the gentle calf
A-singing soft and low.
Unto the whstllnE frogs, the air
OF Blow Pale Lilies, Blow!
laid me down to slumber
On a messy blackthorn hedge,
And watched the youthful plough-boJ
A-pIoughing with dredgol
The crickets sang the larks chsewec'ped,
While, with gentle flow,
Came DER me Phillis's sweet song
Of Blow! Pale Lilies, Blow!
While couched the shaggy setting sun
Way in the distant East,
On creamy oEgs and grassy mead
$500 made rustic feast!
Then nfght came on-the fUttertng COWS
Went roasting in row,
And Phillis ceased her gentle song
or BIowl Pale Lilies, Blow!
CHAs AUGUSTUS WEDDING
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SANFORD'S
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM

Fllrs TEqetahIe Extracts, and put mp in GLASS CT
SEES dir Tigt:, and 1ciH :esp in GIy eLLW,f:s
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,
MEYER DEBILITATES.

rIs CnupOUNDrD ENTIRELY FROM GUNS
and has become established lack StahLIu
Medicine. known and ap-i proved DE al Lh1t h-.e
used It. and is resort 2 ed 10 Win conn "SASs IL
all the Diseases for which - II - reconnlenueh-
~ nos cured thousands - within the last two years
xrbo I,,I GIVEN M ali e hopes Of relief a. the
numerous I'm soli cit ed = Certificates IN nv pos
session show.
The dose uiIst be ai5p- p ted TO the teiferNneh'
of the individual taking - itand usedln suci guam
titles as to act gently on - the Bowels
Let the dictates of your u Judgment guide you w
che use of the LIVER = HLNIIGORAICh,ai anu II
will cure Lirsr CIJm- .piIiHtS, Bitii0uS A'tSeHs-
DVspepsia. CfTOHic Di- = .dTTl'Te, SHHl"'ST C,Et-
81 C5tti,.Hssy CToEc z Ciolerd. ChOEsTa NOTbHs-
C3oIcrd TlytHtam, Pa - tHtSIce JdHHGiS FeA'"ie
UsdI7lCSssS. and may be lusel successfully a. IN
Ordinary Ejmily Msdi- q .citIr. 1t Will cure SLtA
EEEd D.fCETE- fAs thou = sands can te=t!iyD an
fIrERky minutes iFtIC1 or n htTos 3sg'S!'ftS arc
taken at commencement :. of attack
Ill icIo ii are JiT- ing their testimony IN
its favor. - - -,
MLY WATER INA TIE MOUTH " II
THE LSTTG0RATOR, AND SWALLOW BoIH
TOGETHER
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PA S S E N G. E R S

w.P SMITH. Master Of Transportation.
L. ". COLE. Gen'l Ticket Agent. novl4-b9
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Wines, Brandies, Runs,

BLACK TEAS &C"
ID TTERSAN & son, No. IL North Charles ST.,
offer for sale the following artiles, of their
importation. particularly for family use:
SHERRY wINES-pemartines finest pale, gold
and brown Sherries. in wood and in glass.
PORT WINES-sandeman' competition red and
white Port, in wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard MRrchs fine
Madeira in wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
uOCK WINES-Jah1nncsberger SteinberGcr. Mar
cobrunner, Cabinet, Leb-frNu-mich, Bronneberg, OF
CHAMPAGNE wINEs-Moet and Chandon' finest,
in quarts and pints.
and dark BrRndies.
RUSIS-Oli and fine. Jamaica. Antigua. Grenada
and from the islands imported and direct from London.
HOLLAND GIS-The best quAlty-Tiernan brand
and no mixture Of aromatic poison In 1t.
200 half chests of the finest SOUClIOSG TEA.
mh5-'59ly
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FvINpED, T.IsI1I' -
LOCA At D,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-Sts..
LTIMOR MD.
PoUSpED. 1s52.......

L D G D,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts..
LTIMORE. ND.
VTNIiIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
prosperous and flourishinG condition. Twice du-
ring the last years has il been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the IN
cTeasing number of students, representing nearly
every state in the Union
II occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
desrably located buildings in the city. The rooms
are comnlodiously arranged spacious and elegantly
furnished.
desiring TO qualify themselves properly Tor the
various duties If the Counting Room, or 10 Obtain
Thorough Practical Btsf4ess Eieatio' generally are
unsurpassed in any particular, by any similar esA'
Iishment in the United States.
FACULTY:
Elk. LDSIEE,
Princpll-Lecturcr on the Science Of Aecounts Com
mere. Business Customs, ETC.
JIM PHILLIPS
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations
II. II. DAVIES.
Associate Professor II Bookkeeping.
y. JOHNSON.
Professor of Business AMI ORR .mental Pennau5hip
st. WILLIAMS Esq
Lecturer on Mercantile law
RET. T. YEATES REESE D. D.,
Lecturer On Conn,ral Ethinz.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. r. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua NauSagt,
lion Thos SWAMI WIN. II. KeighIer, Esq,
JACOB Trust. Esq. VIM hrobe' EsI-
The College il provided with a Commercial Library
of Standard Works expressly FOR the use of the Stu
deRt-.
Zach Student has desk to himself auI is sepN-
There being no VACATION during the year, Students
can enter at any time.
The time usually required Ia complete the f course
from to u weeks
A DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates
A large and Beautifully Ornamented Circular, con-
tanning upwards Of SIX SQUARE FEET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College various
Characteristic designs, pcnmanSip &c, cent by mail
Baltimore Nd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
4 COMMERCIAL VIEW or SECESSION.


We may as well have word about Sc
cession as about any other improbability,
ais long as people make j. a topic Of talk.
Without touching the rol teal aspects Of
the case in the financial column, there are
three or four plain matters, which, in a bust
ness point of view, viii be likely to inter-
fere somewhat seriously with the South
Carolina trolc
l. If Sorlh Carolina has right to Sc
cede any other State has similar right, or
any number of other States. Suppose,
then, that Of the present thirty -three in the
Uni n, thirty-two should secede, leaving
only one IN the Republic. Towhom wo'd
the creditors of the government look for the
payment OF the National Debt? And if
that single State, for instance, were New
Jersey, how much money would the credit
ors be likely ever to. get2
2. IF South Carolina seceles, she annuls
the right Of the National Government tc
send its mail-bags through her post-oflices
What viii business men say to this, who
wish occasionally to hint to their Southern
customers, by friendly reminders through
the mail, that certain notes for last springs
goods are falling due!
g. If South Carolina secedes, she will
cease to pay her custom house duties.
But if zone State may claim this exemption
every other may. What then becomes Of
the natienal revenue? The government
will end, and trade will end with it.
4. If South Carolina has a right TO Sc
code, she has right o seeede at one time
as well as at another So has any other
State. Suppose then the Federal Govern
ment were to pay Sl5O,ooo.e00 for Cuba,
and We're to admit the Island rs a State
The new State would have right like
South Carolina to secede at any time, and
might seeede the very next day after she
was paid for, and thus cheat the Govern
ment, by gamblers trick, out Of $780,
0ee, 900.
5. II South Carolina secedes, she neces-
sarily carries With her the public works
which stand upon her own soil. Now,
what If, when the Pacific Railroad shall be
built--costing the whole country uncount-
ed sums Of money-the State through
whose borders IT viii run were to secede,
and to carry out of the Union, as the hand
some prize Of their secession, the whole line
Of the Railroad, thus robbing the rest ofthe
nation Of the money which they gave to
build it
No, South Carolina has no right to Sc
cede She will anluse herself awhile by
waving Palmetto flags, and by wearing dis
union coekades, but che has not forgotten
that General Jackson once sent Winfield
Scott to FIRE gun from Fort Moultrie, and
that single cannon ball stopped the Sc
cession. We think the present secession
will not need even blank cartridge to kill
it.-N X. Independent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
SAM HOUSTON ON THE TEXAS TROUB
LES AND ON LINCOLN ELECTION.

Al correspondent of TIE Golpeston Meas
writing from Independence, Texas, October
81, gives the following sketch Of a speech
delivered there by Gov. Houston:
In regard TO the recent raid and incen-
diarism in Texas, be said it had been ex-
aggerated and misrepresented By the letters
Of .that man Pryor of Dallas" the brother,
he said, Of Roger A. Pryor Of Virginia,
who had some time since sent certain
challenge. The feet was, that there had
been but one white man hung in Texas for
incendiarism- Herndon Of Henderson and
two negroes; and there never had been a
vial or bottle Of poison found in the poses
sion Of any other negroes in this State--
thus intimating very clearly that the otl ers
who were punished, were unjustly punish
ed.
As to the houso-burning, it had been re-
ported at one time that there were fourteen
houses burned in the City Of Austin, when,
in fact, there was only shanty or shed in
the outskirts Of the city burned and he ac-
counted for he burning Of that BY the care
lessness of the Dutch, who were lounging
and smoking there at the time.
lie said that this Pryor letter had injured
and was greatly injuring our country; its
effects were being felt everywhere, our lands
tlepreciating in value; persons from other
States were afraid 20 irnmigrate here, and
a great many were leaving our State
Only the other day agenilenan from North
srn Texas had told him that on his way in
he had INT two hundred wagons with at
least Ave persons to each wagon, on their
way to Arkansas and kansas-scne leay-
mo for fear their negroes would be falsely
accused of incendiar.sm and hung, and 9th
ers for fear they, as not being Shareholders,
might be charged with being Abolitionlsts,
and lynched. r
However much he might regret the cleo
ton Of Lincoln, still, il consti utionally
elected, he ought to and sbonld be inaug-
urated. aYes! they would have to walk
over his dead body if he was not"
The Governor was very severe on Cal
boun and South Carolina, but lauded Ben
ton. Clay, and others. He never missed
an opportunity to give thrust and to heap
abuse upon South Carolina and her doc
trincs.
LINCOLN IN TIE SLAVE SrArEs-Ihe
vote of Lincoln in the slaveholdlng States
tbus far rrported IS as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
REVOLUTION in MISSOURI.

The St. Louis Bulletin, a leading Brecl.
linndge paper Of Missouri, recognizes the
certain and almost immediate fall Of slave
~ in that State. We copy as follows from
that paper Of the goth November:
Let US Their maintain position of strict
and perfect neutrality. That is tlc obyi-
Gus policy cf Missouri. Her position is an
extremely fortunate one. An abolition adj
ministration can do her no harm, nor IN
tlict any disgrace qpon her. If the Union
lasts, she can and will speedily emancipase
her slaves, take her place among the doni-
Inant nvn-slaveholdiag States, and march
rapidly onward in the road to numbers,
wealth and power. The transition from
her present position as slaveholding State
to that Of free State, would be as easy as
it is certain. The abolltionists had, at the
late elections, over 1900 voters in the
State-a footing in every county. That
number has increased two fold by the result
of the election, and Charles Sumner could
get $4,000 votes in the State of Missouri
tomorrow. 1.-THE South submit, the nam
Der of anti-slavery men viii be immensely
increased by the accession of timid anti
slavery men, and Of those who are unwilling
for Missouri to he one Of the vassal States.
II the Union last through Lincoln's admin
istration, Missouri Will vote for an aboli,
ZIONIST in 1864, and DO leading anti-slav-
cry State in the Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

SURE REMEDY FOR A FELoN very
painful eruption, with all the "remedies'
recommended, is seldom arrested until it
has run certain course, after causing great
suffering for two or three days and nights.
The following is said to bea certain cure
flake a pint Of common soft soap and str
IN air Stacked lime tillitis Of the consistency
of GLACIERS putty. Make a leather thimble,
flit with this composition, and insert tn
fnoer therein, and cure certain" This
i s domestic application that every house
keeper can apply promptly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

The WHEREABOUTS or THE TRArroR
GEoReEY.-The correspondent in Saxony
of the New York Times writes that the
conduct Of Georgey is as much a puzzls to
the people Of Hungary as to all the world.
Why he surrendered at Villages no one can
tell. His chances Of success were better
than IN many abattle which lie bad already
won. IL Is proved that he knew of the
projected desertion Of 10000 of the enemy
70 his standard. And yet, the vulgar sup-
position that he was bought over by the
Russians or the Austrans, seems improba.
bic. There is no evidence of his having
been btibed. He is living in comparative
obscurity, as a professor Of chemistry, at
Klagenfurth. He possesses neither wealth
nor distinction. His conduct, If it was
prompted By any selfish motive, entirely
failed Of its object, aud remains as unex-
planned and unrewaried as it was unexpect-
ed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

To CLEAN THE EYE OF Dusr.--When
the eve is irritated b, dust or intrusive
particles Of any kind, tie sufferer invariably
shuts and rubs his eyes, and not rnfrequent-
" the removal Of the irritating cause be-
comes more difficult The proper practice
i to keep the eye open, as il staring; sort
Of rotary movement Of the ball takes place,
the surface becomes covered with water,the
particle il gradually inpelled to the corner
Of the eye, and IS there hoated ont, or can
be easily removed, without any Of the disa-
rreeable consequences that attend shutting
and rubbing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

No NEED OF WnIPrING IN ANY CASE.
"A Tennessee youngster showed good
grit according to the note Of corespon-
dent in that State wLo writes:
"The worthy gentleman who rules tie
rising generation OF boys in this town mad
occasion to correct little fellow named
Johnny ---, and Master johnny had cot
into fit Of sulks about having been whip
ped. The pedagogue, wishing to convince
him that he had been Justly punished, be-
can 10 argue thus: Johnny suppose you
were riding a big horse to water and had a
aceIi switch in your hand and ali at once
the horse were to stop ana refuse to 90 any
furthe., whas would YOU dog' Johnny
stifi,d his sobs ftf a moment and looking
up through his tears replied, I'D cluck to
him, SIR BIT, johnny, suppose no
wouldn't SO for your chucking, what would
You do then!' I'D get down and lead
him, SIR And what il he were obstinate
and would not bulge an inch Z Theu
III take off the briaie and walk hornel'
said Johnny, who had made up his mind
not to acknowledge the necessity Of cor
rectign."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
MAINE AND WISCONSIN.

The extreme East and West compare as
follows:
The census returns Of Maine show pop
ulation Of 645,I37, which is an increase Of
81 $3.50 over that Of 1850. The greatest
increase is in Aroostook, which shows a
gain Of 1880.
The population Of Wisconsinis 77s, 900,
a gain Of Al 500 since 1850. Thus the
extreme West goes ahead Of the East.
OF the six New England States, Mass,
alone exceeds Wisconsin in population
1t will take the Badger about five years OF
more to catch up with the Old Bay State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

EE- The correspondent Of the Philadel-
phia Press, writing from this city, says:
Among the winning men on the Presi-
dental election. one of the most successful
is Morrissey, the pugilist. ] was convcrs-
ing on Friday with an acquaintance, who
stated that he acted as stakeholder Of bet
between the bravny John and another par
ty to the amount Of $4,000, and had only
m hour before paid over to said John that
amount in good current money. AS agen-
eral thing, there was little betting on the
election. Persons accustomed to wager,
and who bet to win, were unable to place
anything to suit them. Few were willing
to bet against Lincoln, and none against
Morgan"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

Some Of the Fusion journals, which have
been trying for three months to convince
the South that as soon as Lincoln is in
augurated he will cross Mason and Dixon's
line with fire and sworl and liberate all the
slaves, are now beseeching him to come out
with an address end assure the South that
they have been lying. 1t eoesn't appear,
however, that he thinks it necessary to do
SO superfuous.-New York 7ri-
bune.