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~ Do. SEA WEED Tonic.
~, Do; MANSIpEAkE Pills.

For sale b. >. d. WAifE. corner Of Seventh
street and LQqlslaaa avenue.
Prlcs of syrup, 81 per bottle.
PT1os Of Sea Weed Tonic, 81 per bottle
Price Of Mandrake Pills, Is oents per boz
Those frioted with diseases of the Lungs, Liver
Or Stomach. accom- panied with pains In tbs Back,
stnss and are referred 70 tbs following certificates
2ns q the many testimonials OF complete cures la
DR.. seherck's possession.
No. ]o1 West Fifth street,
WAsHINGToN, ID. O.. Nov. Hst isSn
DR. ScHRNcK-DeaI Sir l suffered much Tor
several nontls with Liver complaint, I was per
sasded By . friend 70 try your 'Pulmonio syrup,
AMI MANDRAKE Pals. l am now quits we'll AID
70 hsaIrh aHf viS0r.
Therefore take much pleasure In reoom me nd :
Ing u % the Puolio. M. 3. g.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOYriS :
Hlawatha Hair Restorative


RxsrosE GRAY HAls re ITS oIlsiNaI Couos.
IN rH L ass I'D sss SF GASES
sfAS!s a a.. '.s sis,%:s e. 40
No Hair y. :: ss sls e R S -, H. Ky
brown and Plsck.
I. Is not an instant.neogs dye xh,ch erooks.
n
sPonging fthe hsif every time Z sppiisd; nor is
If e e q 81
ss Ss S. q Is Il,
ARTICLE for he toilet: 49,. 81. -.
It's ese and e VII psr
form all that il pretends 70 do -Baloxs Pictorial
i,dor.s sli the proprietor says in regard to r.
Boston Journal
{. premium was awarded b. the Mssssohufstt: Me- .
ohanios Chartah Association. at their late Fair,
sGS. e M Sss . aG IF al: s s e
which richly metited this favor IL was for its su
n 5 &c
AWARDED to Mr. Hoyt this hattsrins testimonial
sold Ip Wsshlnston ~ I. Y. Nslrn. q. 3, clsrk.
ia \. i J. l. kid%si' and By bisssi's: generally
MRS. ANN Il. O'NEIL, WIDOW, ANN r.
James Rider 0'Nsii, .Assthy 0NeiI and Julia
late Of ashins.on c9urty, ID. C., deceased, and all
You are hereby notified that the Hon. William
NJ. MeuIck, Assisted Judge Of the Circuit Court
of the District OF Columbia, hath this day, the
proper application on the part Of United States
Il sued his warrant, directed to the Marshal of the
said District, commanding him to summon ajuIy of
eighteen good and lawful men to meet on your land,
same may Sc esIisd Sins ~ :sid county q Wash.
ington in said District of Columbia, north Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, above the Little Falls
of the Potomac river, on FIR DAY. the 18th daJ OF
December instant, at noon of said day for the pur
pose Of valuing and coRdemnlng the perpetual and
free right to aud build dam across the Falls
Branch within the limits of Dalecarlia, as held by
William B. Scott, at or near the site of the former
da9. within the limits, 80 q eectuslly to convey
aforesaid mill race, So, as of an absolute estate In
perpetuty In the said United States for the
Washington AQueduot, and assessing all damages
which the owners thereof shall sustaia, by reason
Of the said United States cutting and constructing
the said Washington Avusduct over, upon and
through said branch, whsn and where yon will at
tend II TO you it shall seem ft
JOHN BREWER.
Attorney for Washington Aqueduot.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN PfANOS.-On. vary
NJ moe ssvsn-ootsve Carved Piano Forte,-
a asy,ns Sssn IN ms Sss a., ,hSrt tine Sn he
One very nise Rosewood Chiokering Piano for
StS5, at the Masle Store Of w. g. MEfZEROTff,
Pianos. - Ii = = = ~, q
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DR.. ]. H. MeLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
THE GREATEST REMEDY IA !As WORLD,
J: !. / /.
"a Delicious AND Ell
80 DELIGHTFUL 4 II
- AErSfHss T TiH1iESSEA
H4N bic Compound, pro-
k&a cured BY The distills' MHH |
&&1A snd bsIk.. Y.Ilo.
Dock, Blood Root, UX8
Blaci Roe, ssS..Ps: v
~R Bari. and Dandslon
EAA enters INTO ia CON. E1
SAAEr:a.aisi paSsipi: - s
Before takinE, :.sS:s. After taking.
=: NJ s:::: . ::i:S
MeLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
win .f.etu,ily cure Liver Complaint, Dy.p:p's, Jasn-
and Ill DISEASES .ri.ins d.osd.rsd Liver stOnasb
s;sIsuIa Ia-sd P:, asia , s. o.
E:.S q q: Raf sdrn2
s:.. q 3. stin .sd Ey.. SisAt sy..a. s.Id Fever.
:% % q: q
Bo.ehss 90 ts SKIN. and Fever and Asus Tor chs and
OYER A MILLION BOTTLES
have bssn sold during the last six nouths and " In
has failed in giving entire satisfaetion thsn
=. :ss:, Fs q p s .n:I
Ne language convey adequate idea Of the inrnsd
change produced BY taking this
Cordial the dssassd, dsbisd and shattered nsrvsss
sys.sm vhshsr BROKEN down BY sIsss weak By nature:
~ impaired BY Sickness the rsisxsd and unsrxnG SEaa
satisn IL rsstefsd 70 is pristine health and vger
MARRIED PERSONS,
:. s s;E;s'1 = Ss SP cosbI s
rouEh rsgsnstsr Of the syssm and all Who nay have 10
srsd hsmsves BY improper viii fnd In this
Cordial q certain and speedy remedy.
TO THE LADIES.
McLEANb sTREN6fHEaING CORDIAL 10 4 sever
sign and speedy for ncpisnt Consumption, Whites
O6strrctsd Derlt Msnsraaon Of Urine
or ln'elrni.ry Dhch.iFs :rsof, FAILING Of ks womb
THERE rs NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T
Suffer ne longer Take according 10 directions Il viii
stimulate, ghsn and inyigorsts you and cause the
bloom Of health 70 mount cheek again. Every ess 10
warranted 70 give satisfaction.
FOR CHILDREN
COkDIAL win mahs them healthy fat and robust Delay
memsnt; try 1t, and you yin be ssn'inssd lii de-
CAUTION.
yea some bisr ssssapanlla trash which hey buy
s z. ss' and
Bleed aorssahy snd Il 1s sane tin Dc system
pr.1:n1. for cboI.rs. Chilli and F.1sr Yse. Fever, OF
.al, 81 per So:si.. Or botti:. for e. MCLEAN,
Iinn!nt Pracipsi DsDOt "a ths e0rnsr Il THIRD and
Pine streets, d. Louis, DO.
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NEW BOOKS,

AT FRENCH & RiCHsTEIN,s, ais PA, Av,
AGENTS for tAe tsAois World.
Folks Sonss. elegantly bound, printed on toned
Motsl Hssoty q WOmsn fo seni ts os F Hs
q Ernest Lesors, translated By !. w. Palmer; NJ.
An OF Marion Harland's Books, Nemssis. Moss
SIDE, Hidden Path and Alone; price each 81 Is By
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COOP LIGHT CHEAP LIGHT.
PARAFfiN EoiL. tsom Goa; ,-.-~ a.
90 u Agents for "a snfo

RATCHELoR,s INIMITABLE HAIR DYE.
- and ~ 6rn ass Toilet ARTICLES, for sale III
SIBBs'S Wig, Braid. and Curl Manniaotory, oi0
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L. PL UMBER AND GAS FILTER,
. Has removed 10 the corner of Twelfth ard r ats.
He 10 prepared To introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction. =
He has on hand q lot of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he viii sell less IA. n cost as he
wishes TO get rid of them. poi7
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ing from disease with renewed constitutional vieor
city and :, pr StopsesSf cox This
M9as genuine S pnIs.s her pane is blown on the
f1a 81 per H So az oe sI bottles
, RaOl.saL. 1Ssr.. r. s: Z; CIssEL, bgassis,
Viii supply the trade a aS ny sr lSt Inc DIE
Gu l9-n
CRY STEAM LAKEWOOD , MILLS
Foot Of SsrsHisestA street, 6slo.g Rar D.;ar.ms..
WOOD prepared. any length and size. to suit
the ERA wants aR e esSh RSresase T uo,sps
rom the westhes-dslivsrsd free from slate, dirt,
and other Impurities. 2?49 lbs. e the ton.
nolO-tf 2sa Pa. sv. 6:tS 18th and f 18th SIS.
book debts and for Boots, Shoes, and Trunks. al
s q sfss s ss.r HsS s
into the hands Of collector;
nosl Pa sv.. between stS an. ldi 10Th iS1s sti..
Oh RICH ) S ! 4 4 : I b 8 Y. PURE
M0NONGAHELA RYE WHISKEY,
copscIenti9gslyd Ispllsd BY Nh: James Butnside,
honest lie cSofos:s ana moist cslsaS
sssftsd Rys snd IN no case ever offered for sale
the &e: p.Ss % Il e oss
81 me pursst beverages N the reach Of the public.
rS 1as f it, 70 sss IL
stimul.9t OF the safest slrest and most bensfeent
ssd G tss most
3. ssgsoWsSD 1s. rrss;I:,s,
Agent for the Propiesors, a2s Pc. sv.,
b BUTTER HOUSE.
DAILY recei1ing fresh and sweet, IN Goshen pack
's'. Also Ohio biE!fsf 5% .1e Rs% Ssfs
Tvs So EIoh.nse fIsos. b.timors.
275 ALIEN 275
JAcK soN,
L As T + r 3 Il S,
Between t iSis and q fnaE streets. isp
IMPORTANT TO HOUsEkERPERs.
Err. DURKEE CO.'S
0IIECT 9PIOE0.
Guaranteed not only
but s7Ssnd from esh spess sesS.d AND
q fs ,sseSs in "
s1a sr: If t .Ss sf ssS .so s
h'm N BRg slYRso n HEf a'0r
q g singl triai, viii sbundsntly prove.
.n.rD.w.s zi iii P..ss &. Il. Q Ys4s..
SEAS NABLE DRY GOODS!
oloat'' N.r,o.. sh.~l'' o,,.0.,. Flannel.
n D'-a.i Fancy sal:s !" IONS s'tll Robes, L'as''
ropl'n'' Yarns. v'l'n''''ht HOPED skirts. Reps
,,',' g! s.'a..
cogntsfpsns.. Comforts pfTS Sss'lips..
III Of WI oh m Ia M To s.tftfl oss
dels On TA9ESoR Or / 7 H fS'r sSGii.
IT, JUST 0gT-NEw BOOKS.
Cq,lrslis. limo. cloth: price 81:
old Esssfnsy, 30. By w. p. Strickland. l2ao.
'' sss '''' French us agsgFE .ss .s:s:..
LeaLAnAl. s.nnorr. Tx AvYnr.
AMAR,NosxsAyTE9Yku ~,
wiz Practice in the High Court Of Errors and Ay
6oar =: SSp B. 4. n
aIs anS w sssSe II e: ,cs''s'' Of S.P
FLoUR, BUoKYHEAT; POTATOES, APP
IsS H b! new Rieh%Sps fs@Jl. and Extra Flour
l% DO Dc. s sIss %. do.
- p c o. aS affvs;sS a. Z dG sii.
IT,. cEMETERY NOTICE. -.
BE Ase sS4 HM4asshfk Mas4YEg q. S ns3ss.
Prize. iSr cash or apPIoyed eosss Ar ss,lJ call i
'0n',''a. Marble 81. Moi Ht.ssgsaFEEs 8 naP
/ oo IL Sm - - y hetWeen 18th Ard 18th.
i Upper and Lower Amor. 81 wv. Att,asos
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DURE OLD RYE WHISKY FOR MED
IL CINAL USE.

Il CINAL USE.
Price S2pr gallon or 50 cents per bottls.
The vast home and foreign demand We have for
this article sufficiently sttests Its purity and excel
lenoe Moreover % may be mentioned In this con-
unable to use whisky Of other brands,. have found
the above most efoaoloIs and happy In its efects.
liberal discount on the above prices made TO
the trade. EDWARD HALL,
Dealer in hne Wines and Liquors,
90 T-eO2N between nh and 9Th strsets
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ID BUTTER HOUSE,
Daily receiving fresh and sweet, in Goshen pack
Ages. Also, Ohio Butter, at lo6 and III cents.
ELLICOTT HEWES,
fvaS So ETohapee PIaoe 6altjmors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24

A rev FINE PIANOS FOR Pr, R p Y, BY Az
sos Ps. sy, bet s.h and 10th SO.
Two Pianos for rent at 81 per month. dss
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~ GALTS'
CITY STEAM FfRE-wOOD MILLS

COAL DEPOT.
Foot Of SsrsHtsenth street, bslotc Wa, Department.,
WOOD prepared, any length and size. to suit
COA,-KEpT IN Coal HOUSES, protected
from the weather-deliverAd free from slate dirt,
and other Impurities. 2.24e lbs. TO the ton.
T. j. Il w. NJ. GAIT,
no loft $50 Pa. av.. betw. IL tn and 18th sts
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81 GAS FITTING, &c.
pLUMBERs AND GAS FILTERS,

Nv. THOMPSON eco. -.
Wcaid cal the atteation of water takers b. their
full ssso,tRspi q fiSt4Ess psSssss e z; ise
sa kfcaRES ssEEsH SJs EtT e.,
iro9 v weight Ir29s Led and SslysPissa VA
Frs. RUBSER HosE. &c! -" - az /" -A''''
Hsyi1s superior advantages, vita Pr.otioA
Eow edge We nrs prepared IN introduce Water
INTO dwellings with a. the latest improves ents,
promptly, and ct prices that cansot fail 20 satisiy
no q dtMai bet 9th ard icth .ss a.. south c Sae.
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Il Upper and Lower Amccr, By T. w. ATKINSON.
with map and numerous in strs tons; price a. 50.
% Lloneilo, sesnel to the Je~ OF Verona, By RIA.
Hasssn Abdallsh, or the Enchsntsd Keys, end
Volume one Of Tom BroWn al 6,yfoId. sssssi
to Tom Brown at RUGBY; cheap edition 81 cents.
Xssr oh, ohild 8 SsaL N lrcss and verse, by
BLANCHARD g. MoHUN,
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TIE cEMETERY NOTICE. -.
sk Ase sSa MaRsf MaSHYEg a. e Is3hsS.as
PGSsss iSr cash or apPIoSed notss Ar ss,J call is
Marble Works, $50 Is %. north,
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CAUTION.

Hysss children are seky, pany or aaietsd, MoLEAEr
COkDIAL viii mais them healthy, fat, and robust Delay
net memsnt; try It, and you Win be csnvnesd It 10 de-
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w.. GAS FIXTUREs.
w Have an store, and are daily receiving, Gas
NAIURES OF entirely New Patterns and DESIGNS
and Finish, superior in style 70 anything heretofore
offered In this market. We invite citizenf genera
" 70 call ana examine our stock Of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the best
selecsed stock N WASHINGTON. ---.-- -
All Work IN the above line Entrusted 20 our care
VIII DO promptly attended 10. -
m.rs.a MYERS e N sss I, n,
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TAKE NOTICE.!
Il WILL. Take al kinds of Virginia money for my
book debts and for Boots, Shoes, and Trunks Al
persons indebted 20 me will please ca and settle
up, or shall be compelled to give their account,
into tho hands OF collector.
Eosl Pa av, between 9th And ioth Sta.
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WOOD AND COAL.
TO The PusLIC.

60 WHERE YOU CAN GET YOU
MONEYS WORTH
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T JUST OUT NEW BOOKS.
HE Prince Of Wales IN America, by Kinahan
CORVALLIS, limo. cloth: price 81. u -
Petty Anno,ane from the French Of Honore
de Bazao; price Sl.fS
Old Mscklnsy, 40, by w. p. Strickland. l2mo..
Al FRENCH q gIcHsrEIN's.
dee 21s Penn. avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

PROPOSALS. FOR THEM Fitting.
ne axsng Tor The le.Dg Of NE EnerAd Nines Of
Euzo belonging Ia Ne nAAcns governneAt expiring The
M % February s68 The eIscasse power has deermaed W
and xnresd ono desire 70 contract for the mIes Pro-
ycsoDs nust e addressed ana asisered oies seal . re
q April is69 which daio hey wn DO Opsnei In Inc
pyesenss II do ecfey OF The Treasury and atIdcA.od
Inc hishss bidder No proposal VII % admtts1 Tor ees
rr dsn sx years for ieas gum @an pa ~ anaasny
Under me contract Win obtain tbs e1clusye
privilege u working M sbe euerA mines beonEne 70 ~
rcpnbc fPay nens lads The government qnarerly
n advance fbs contract wtD 30 scuuN hdver
Med vi Npsioso Do hevx York whore ne ngssas,cs OF
Ao Gsspsdsan governIaen. been pnbkhed IN ru For
fur5tr Information apply 70 Tie GfauadiaR Consul 700 seaH
& ceL or " Woo Cnssui ~ Pine urtot Nav York
rrRR MEMBERS or TIE NEW YORK sEaAR PACK
ers meet Saturday The lun
place. puneua attendance expected as MAJ
importance Will be brought before he meeting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

nocroR v. K0rZ HAS REMOVED FROM BLsecKEN
~ free,N No. Gram rcy park Scr1ef Of Ess Twenty
Ar s.slreeLA Once 70 HAs, Twenty nsss street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

18TH WARD, ON DECK-AT = MEETING OF THE.
Seventh National Dom ocratic Club held Hayes,
l67 adisnn scs Thursday evening January L. the fol
lowing officers elected for The ensuing yeavWm O.
secretay Vernon Jarboe, Treasurer N BA special meet
18Th inst
DIST WARD NATIONAL. DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZE
IL donfor 1850. NO Union With Tfstcrs. At meeting
called By The Ward Committee, At T. Fas cyrner OF Ihe
and Thirt,eth street James radey WAS eece@
unanimously Chairman for the I'm year.
LkNRFAtA q RkIEE, CbaL- Thn PRO se1' p
J, g, BKArLIy, Sscretsiy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

NOrICR-TBE vkTERANs OF THE WAR OF 1872
~ also the widows of well tho wealthy
viii call e Bounty Land once and have their claims made
clothing and equipments out and st IN
Of 1877 1913 ard 4ss the lime being extended ofeb l.
1860 No. Csy Hail place next % the crrner of Cham er
sieei, third Goor. col II. RAYMOND, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

CUN0RE6SIONAE UENOCKATIC
venion, Sixteenth ward-Traitors the cause
su workWe the undersigned duly appo tod inspectors
q ne election bed At les street
dons District Convention held jackson HALL January
H. * O'Clock r do again declare that the following
cn Aemccrsuc votes polIed a. said esstisn We further
fsa1 he great national principles nobly advo
eating Delegatcs-R Barclay, James Cassdy Patrick
0'n. zSTHSRs 4 Sa Ss!SSsosEr {r..pessor, e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13
DEEVIsTRY.

"A RxIFCIAL RoNElYH.LIN6 FOR DEcAYED TEETH.
Pc 70 uoI, requiring pressure and giving pain.
nnS tcs or mere shells be lsd with IL Rooms OF tns
geoyerer, corner OF Broadway Dental
rueees-Ssmple packages 81, son. b. sd.
THE ENAMtL BONE FILLING s5 40 50 GENTS SIC
e ianeum 90 cents; Tin, 81; s2ver "; Gold 81 Rooms
H. 1hie& street ~ Broadway h--~ 81 kinds
he.hsnisn executed IN be mos. sppro "a and Ecerpac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

VoUEG MINIS DEMocRATIc UNION CLUB,
regular meeting Of this club viii be held q the Mercer
Rouse Pday) evensg Al ~ ocbck All who intend
take active part viii them Ia the Canvas Of are
TO be present BY order. II. +. CARR, Pres
y. 81. CnUnCHrlL, Bee. l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

4 LARGE GROCERY STORE, TIA EIGHTH AyENpE,
"A With hree years Lease and Fxiures, for sale nrst
place for business Of KIND Apply at u Tenh ave-
nue.. TO JOHN RODGFRA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

second door from Hudson street and directly opposite
hudson River Railroad depot DO forget the above men
toned Lunch Rcoms Superior Free Lunch daily iso i0s
IL, O'Clock A. II. ~T'-'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

L,oR SALE. EXCHANGE, OR TO LET-Two HOUSES
on Lexington avenue between Forty fourth and Forty
they have all the modern ns three so
~ brown fronts For particulars inquire Of A. L.
F0OTK Of Third avenue and Forty eighth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13

TINION LEAGUE CLUB. NO. LAR A REGULAR
u meeting Of Union League Club, No held Tuesday
evening Jan. 10 1850 The following resolutions unau
mously adopted
Resolved Thss the Union League Cluo No. l. dcaunte.
condemn The Of those members Of Congress
who endoved the freband publication Helpers Impending
Css that endorse the II those gentlemen who
hare maintained their vave position defeat tn cand
data for Speaker Of the House Of Representatives who has
publicly avowed having signed such document
Resolved That the above resolution be pubsbed In The Day
Book, Herald, Times, Daily News and Y Leader. +.
i4-H % 30. JOHN RADWAY, Jr., President
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-07
1897 ON 1860.

Editors Pioneer and Democrat:
The following somewhat prophetic words
will be found in the concluding reflections
OF Walkers Introduction to American
Law, work published in 1887. They have
a peculiar interest just now:
The wide prevalence of slavery is subject
upon which conjecture is utterly at fault. Like
the national debt of Great Britain, its extinc.
ton battles all calculation. One thing is certain,
that the federal government cannot interfere
with it. without violating compact of pecu.
liar sacredness, without which the Union could
not have been formed and cannot now be pre.
served, but all else is doubtful. Which ever
way we turn, shadows. clouds and darkness
rest upon the prospect. Can the Union sur.
vive the strife which threatens to be carried on
with increasing violence between the advocates
and opponents of slavery? This is fearful
question, which time only can answer
Again, in another place, the author says
But the gravest question relates to the rapid
formation of new States, which are extending
me limits OF the Union far beyond what was
originally contemplated. Whether the effect
OF this extension will be to make us the great.
est nation on the face of the globe, or to break
our Union asunder by it's own increasing
weight, IS an awful problem which a few gen.
erations must determine one way or the other. !"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-07

~, ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 25.
The brigade of Missouri volunteers, under
command OF Brigadier General Frost, mus
tered into service by order of Gov. Stew.
art Tor the protection of the western frontier.
LETT on an extra train of the Pacific Rail-
road at II o'clock to-day. The brigade
numbered about 700 men, embracing eirht
companies of infantry, engineer corps One
company of cavalry, and three pieces Of ar
tillery, fully armed and equipped for one
months campaign. Major Bell, Of the
Unlted states arsenal. furnished full sup
Plle so Of shot and canister for battery,
10000 rounds OF Minnie balls, GO rounds
tor each Colts revolver. Some 300G tn
1000 citizens assembled at the denot tn
see the expedition of. There was much
interest and enthusiasm manifested IL .'Ns'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-07

TIE THREAT OF SECESSION WELL An
swERED.-Years ago, DR.. -, of Eastern
Massachusetts, sort of clerical General
Jackson in autocracy of will, presided over
an ordaining council, on Connecticut river.
in the midst of business young and zeal
GUS divine rose and said, "Mr. Moderator,
l wish to ask if the Rev. Mr.. -,of -.
is to be allowed to sit in the Council?"- :
(Rev. Mr.. - being suspected of heresy
of some sort.) The Moderator paid no
attention whatever to the question, where
upon the young divine, rather excited,
sprung up again, with Mr.. Moderator, /
desire to ask again whether the Rev. Mr..
. is to sit in this Council because, if
he is, I ain instructed by my church to
secede." "Well, sir" replied the Moderator,
with bland GOODNESS and marked emphasis.
eff you seeede we will proceed" Boston
Transcript.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-07

The poor were not forgotten Thanksgk-
ing Day. Collections were taken in some
Of the churches, and the tables of many
poor families were adorned with good fat
turkies and joints of beef. Those who be-,
slowed them were thanked, with fearful
eyes, by the recipients of their bounty.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-21

armed with clubs and knives, sur
rounded the armory, demanding her
release. ~
In the meantime warrant had been
taken out before Justice DeWolf
against the girl Eliza, for disorderry
conduct, and Deputy Geo. Anderson
attempted to remove her from the lock-
up to the jail. He had hardly got out
Of the door with his charge, however,
before she was wrenched from his grasp
and. with the. rapidly OF. lightning,
hurried down Adams street by the
agents ofU. G.. r. r. and removed
to aiplacns of safety.
In the meantime George was left
sprawling III the mud, his new election
hat battered out of shape, and an in
furiated crowd of negroes with clubs
threatening his life. He at last man
aged to make hisescape, and was last
seen making two-forty tracks for home:
After the armory emeute the mob
went up South Clark street, and for a
time threatened to tear down the house
from which the girl had been taken and
do personal violence to Mr.. A. j. Sink
proprietor of the Stanwix Hall, whom
they suspected Of being concerned II
the seizure About midnigh however,
after several yells of triumph, they
dispersed to their respective homes.
The owner of the slave was only
saved from violence by placing po-
liceman's badge upon him and march
ing him under escort of a strong police
force to the Briggs House.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-21
The JEFFERSON Rifles.

1t twill be noticed by order No. (which
appears in an adjoining column, that
the above corps are to assemble at their
Armory TOMORROW, at l o'clock, p.
NJ, in full uniform, for the purpose of
attending brigade inspection and re-
view.
1t is expected the presentation of the
splendid Flag, prepared by and to be
donated on the part of the patriotic
young ladies of our city and vicinity,
to the gallant RIFLES, will also form an
interesting portion in the ceremonies
of the occasion. We anticipate a full
appearance of the Members.