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GREEN'S MILL

Successor to tile Old Pioneer,
IIAS been rebuilt during the last year in the t,cs d
i i rabe, substantial, and workmanlike manner and
almost without reference to cost their motto has
and is "Excelsior." They have
Three Run 0f BurrS
In operation which have been arranged expressly for
Custom Work, with everything entirely new and will
have the fourth for Merchant Custom Work
dy in short time, and when completed will be superor
TO any Custom and Merchant Mil in the State Ali that
their mill and long experience 25 years in the mill
ing business fully warrants them in dyng all honord-
be c0npetitS0n None but the most experienced anf
eornrnodating millers employer. - g.
Cash paid Tor the best article Of Winter Wheat.
Dayton, April 5. 1856. J.&D oR18D.
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IRLp.RED CY
DE. J. G.. AVER a CO.

LOW ILL., MASS.
Price, 81 per bottle Six Bottles Ger al
sold "a OGt.sa by b. WALKER. Z. \. GEIGGs, q. /.
THOMPSON, ana VI. kNaUSsL, IL Chicago by j. Ii
REED CO., and dealer. Il every Town il the UHieC
States. L4rai-3Ln
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DAYTON
Wooden Manufactory ! =!

TlHE undersigned take this method OF informing their
i old customers ard the public generally, that are
putting INTO Establishment Ills Spring Macuery that
will enable turn more that double the Of
Goods have usually done; IL demand for Goods
warrants This additional Machinery, and hope
satisfaction exchanges % Wooden Goods for Houl
We have. and do NOT intend - card into WOO!
BOrl.O Of coffJEt and sc il for all wool. goods
warranted H. H. respect, AID also for durability. We
shall continue exchange for Dol. formerly
lowing kin Is % Goods. Heavy Cashmere Sanet.
Jeans fanu,ls % different kinds Blankets and stock
ing Yarn Considerable attention viii b. paid - SIocA
Yarn order. viii be filled for al the different grades and
si.is Of Yarn, Mixed, Indigo Blue Mixed Red
COuded &c. Aud Wr NIL T.-uliactJ.rr t0- merchants
and others, Wool lots - one hundred pounds up
goods. liberal terms iar -ls'. vol Also.
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Fishing 'EnrI>VP

Fishing Tackle.
LARGE and complete assortment. rom a Trout
N Line to a Mianow Hook, for sale low,
mario 5. c. EARL SONS.
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Money well Invested.

VyNNE undersigned has 800 OF choice uniu,-
Il prove farming lands, in La Sale and Liyiags,o
Counties, for sale, on easy terms.
uy1 GEO AVERY.
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ESf virtue % order and decree Of the County
h to-T 20 Ia sale Cosnry limos. made he pc
ttsI o. BE uu--r>SaeI, auHisfTarIX Or the ssiat=
% Henry q CCcI- deceased for leave the real
estate o. -4I deceased. the -: December term OF
sad curt. 90 Wiz The 18th day q December A. L.
l,1t, SAL. 90 tie 5eG Jay d January next between
The holrs Of l' O'clock A and o'clock o. said
daEr sell at pubic sale. 1t "a south door Of Coar
Hul-a Ottawa L. Sale Caua;y Illinois. all H., IBte-
q IN, SAD Erary u Cotton ia the following o.
s-rhCd real lae, situate u The County o: L. sale
lnd state nj Illinois. vii:
~ H'.e t'' IN block three, o.
Is e e - ia Book fifteen. ,iJ.D
~ thirteen ,isj ia block twenty-five. ca
Los fy=. - MAE - trE ltyy steven a. ~ a. fl
teen. J. "a block lsrnty-fve. ~
Los nn-, - e.s'eR, iiJ -Id h!.een, (J) Ia block
;Wrn'y IN 20
lots os.~ a. swo, e. Eve 80 eight, 81 fourteen,
a. All a't-eH. tia.j Ia block i~vaty nine l99)
Lot three 90 IL block thrJy-;vo, ,3:) all N Ottawa
Ccutre, m the town % OTTAWA.
10: * t6l .r block Cfty-.i.c. 90
i.",, ui-e. - thirteen, 3D. AID fourteen, Gi) in
Lot eii a. IL O.Oek eighty five, o., all in States
Addition 20 prfaWf.
the half az tie sou h-ra. quarter -rrot Sc
otawt. The tso-thirIs Il ont lot fourteen. Il
r. the salt-~--t fractional quarter 4 section eleven,
tl' IN township trir'y Efre-. t @; range three ~
=4s'' arl uLt .1-s ioIr ~ ami seventy Is
the southwest fractional quarter Of section township.
and ran aforesaid and tie east fractional soIth.
east qgaTtsr u section *. g. township thirty three
go Of range four 80 east ia said l. Sale county.
Terms - sac r7-H n maud. NA ~ b STOUT,
decls Afsr n ne eStft, ~ NHry u. cotton. d.ci
The above SAFE las been postponed unit. Thursday
the hrsi day d March .. IsGy.
james 45H- q tie E,tdt< o- Hs!ri. g. t5t,,. iced
The above ,si- has been postronei until Monday II.
IN day o. May, 4. D l,oJ- MARY L STOUT,
fri25 ftE-. Of the esr,ite L>ury Z, ,sttoa d,,y
The above sa- hs. been postponed IN il Monday IN.
I'd day o. July, d. ls6o MARY 3 S1oi-T
myls h"H'' 81 tte est'> Of He'py Il. cotton, decd
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Wall Paper Depot.
s.. EARL SON,
fia:u street. Oft1,rG. WIig.J;S
II just received their Spring stock and have
for sale the elegant lot OF Paper Hanging>,
AND Window Shades ever oErrr,: il Ottawa.
They prepared to furnish in quantities suit pur
c,asers latest patterns OF Satin, Git, Wood and
Papers with matched and common borders. Also Fancy
Window Shades Fir. Board Prints, Sc &c. Their stock
purchased directly from the manufacturers and sold
a small advance cost mario
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Books Books. Books!

ESSAAsl kE--.----.s.-es-s-s
AZE y GRLGGS Drug AND BOOK STORE
lust RECEIVED, the largest stock of Books and Sta
- tonery ever brought to Ottawa.
School Books of every variety;
Stationery of all kinds;
$50 Reams of Paper, such as Note, Letter,
Cap, Bill Cap, Legal Cap. Book Cap, &c;
Plain and Ruled Paper of all kinds;
Cards OF all kinds; colored Card Board;
Drawing Paper. in rolls and in sheets;
Envelopes, al! sizes and colors-aiso Opaque;
Memorandums Diaries, States &c.
Blank Books, of all sizes and varieties.
Gift Books, Animals, Albums, Portfolios &c.
Chdren's Books and Primers.
Books that not in Town II We ordered wanted
oe1 E. Y. GRIGGs, 6dttinger's Block
A FEW nice ones for framing;
IA A few nice ones for copying;
Two Stereoscopes and Plates,
Al the Drug and Book Store of [ocsl E. Y GRIGGs.
WAX Paper, China, and India Rubber Dolls and
w Doll Heads, from cents TO -, Paper Dolls and
furnites Also, large stock Of Toys the Drug and
Book Store of GocSl T. Y GRIGGS
Perfumery ana Soaps.
CBlN's Extracts, Colognes Extracts, Toilet Soaps,
IL Bleached CASTLE Colgate's Honey Soap, sachets
oes manu- A''' i'"e' f0"asr' e E.Y &C GRIGes
IT sEFUL and Ornamental, such as Money ursesF
y Gard Gases, Cabas, Pen Knives, Tablets, Sizes &c:
sheet Music.
1000 PIECES Of Sheet Music Just nms,s
ouartetes Waltses Polkas, Marches and Schottsches
4 liberal discount 10 teachers good stock OF In
strsotion Books Idec1o! E. T. GRIGGS.
Gold Pens.
-uAyE a large assortment of DAWSON, WARREN &
1 Wrnxs Pens the best Pens made in the U. 8. Each
p.n is warranted. At the Drug Store of
ocs Ely. GRrGGS.
Oil! Oil.
NGAcHINE Oil, Lard Oil, Linseed Oil, Whale Oil.
Nl Meats Foot Oil, and Fish Oil, for sale by
aug20 E.Y. GRIGGS.
Non.Explosive Fluid.
DEMEMBER that E. Y. GRIocs has the onlv genuine
IL Non-E1pios've Fluid sold in ottava-a others are
only limitations. ecs9
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y - btaf 'F.slN. IN.
" /. CAlkIN. ''''' .
;. Z. LIZ us.
}. HOLyERTON.
) WiilTNOEE, P5H:l
~ u cor
CITY A'rOpesfN for NHIe.

otibwa on tie Z / n r. aud poutac, on The c A
NJ X. l.. will be the mos: convenient places o sio
for those wishing 70 examine ;hc land.
Bruce, July 9, l,,3. WILLIAM STRAWN
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Notice TO Builders,

III AViNG e.IOyed my Marble Establishment directly
IL opposite the Post Office on Columbus street,
fne Increased room enables furnish builders with
sS cut 70 order the shortest the low
e. eFnrH MawGg some Of the most experienced work
meg "a the west can ensure entire satisfaction.
~ B. large stock Of cut and rough Joliet and other
etoue % n1nd. nerS0 WILLS BRO,
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Money well Invested.
I OTIS FOR sale in States Addition.
II Lots for sale in Railroad Addition.
Lots for sale III Union Addition.
Lots for sale in Chaupliu's Addition.
At gredHy reHace5 prices, varying from .iC0 $500,
liberal terms
Also tne resit .nce property, Ottawa Avenue.
Also, valuable IL nd suitable gardening
purposes, ut the Office OF Tap3ul D. r. CAMERON
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LiCIAN = SlNl.I.Is.

ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought ami sold on Commission. Taxes paid
Abstracts oi Title furnished, Collections made, Invest
mcnts made IN Government or other Lands Money
Loaned. OTTAWA.
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APPEARANCE OF THE FARM AND GENERAL As
PECc OF TIE COENTRY AROEND
SOCIlT; SETTtFvFXT

Mine the Improvement begun Ipon III. if.h
prairie ten years since, with only half dozen .u
houses Visible in the distance Now perhaps NOR. III al
fvs hundred farm houses, besides three or gg1r y
nestle in planted groves.
In our immediate vicinity haven good school with
upwards o! sixty children 81 age 10 20 to school a
church, organzrd I'VE wears since ~ the Co1r-
rational poy- Numbering about sixty members
and having regular preaching by minister they love.
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Oil! Oil.
NGACHINE Oil, Lard Oil, Linseed Oil, Whale Oil.
Nl Meats Foot Oil, and Fish Oil, for sale by
aug20 EY GRIGGS
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Gold Pen -,


-uAvE a large assortment of DAWSON, WARREN
1 UrnK's Pens the best Pens made in the U. 8. Fac
pen is warranted. At the Drug Store of
IS Ely. GRrGGS
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.-Is'i , - -. " III 7 ~ II.
GEO FAIRCHIIp. Nrc.tt1~p. SrpIt
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Non.Expl0sive Fluid.
DEMEMBER that z. Y. GRIecs has the onLu genuine
h Non-Exposve Fluid sold in ottava-all others are
only limitations. -s o. ocs9
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EAncIeS.
i SEFUL and Ornamental, such as Money urses
u Card Gases, Cabas, Pen Knives, Tahle's, &C,
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&hPCI
1000 PIECES of Sheet Music just received; ma
lZOO ing my stock very large Of Songs. Duet
Ouartettes Wases Pclkas, Marches, and Schottische
4 Iihersi discount 10 teachers. good stock OF In
.,ruo,ion Rocks rdec1O! E. r. GRIGGS.
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Pcffumery ana Soaps.
GBlNs Extracts, Colognes, Extracts, Toilet Soaps,
IL Beached CASTLE, Colgates Honey Soap, Sachets,
Pufs, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Powders, &c, &C.
ocS E. Y. GRIGGS-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-11-30
sNTI.SECESSIOS.

The flowing tide Of disunion sentiment N
the South begins to feel back-Water IN lis
wav. The speech Of Hon. A. Ii. STEPHENS OF
Gsorc;a LEGISLATURE. Nov. IA, against the
tho secession movements will be felt and re-
srondsd 70 by many others. He declared
chat tho election Of Mr.. Lincoln made no
o,,os;on for secession. Wait. was his word,
I'LL he does something against the constitu-
,;onal rights OF the South, and that, he did
M, believe he would do-in fact. he could
m, do much harm to them. unless he should
be backed up by Congress. He, Mr.. Stephens,
did not believe the Union had been cdrse
10 them-with all It's faults, it was the best
government in the world-under it the whole
country had prospered as no other country
eyer did. lie advised to wait for the action
of n Convention, as the Legislature was not
chosen to act on such a grave matter as
breaking up the Union. If Convention
should decide that Georgia should go out OF
the Union, so be 1t. The destiny of his
people should be his destiny but the
greatest curse that ever can befall free
people is civil war" Mr.. Toombs said he
was afraid OF Conventions. Mr.. Stephens
said he was not afraid Of any Convention
legally chosen 10y the people.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-11-30

ARREsT O.. S'.-!NDL-rs Two iAd.yilu4ls,
apparently Germans, protesting 10 iail from
New ioik, arrived in tjHl last week.
and Registered their names at TIE American
as CHARTS Margo ard Philip PAult. On
Friday Mar-o called On our townsm3n, Mr.
Perce, AMI represented that he Ia with him
some very superior and costly sasars, sent w
an English gentleman in Havana, t. Ilaa.
Geo. p. Marsh (who is out of town.. wli.h
he was to deliver on Tocc ut Of the rric, , f
the same. As Mr.. MarsL never uses tollcco.
NJ. Pierce declined to purchase tie SCARS
for in, and Mr, Marc LEFT; In tie c9uls,
Of the day, lie called with his associate ut
thc houses Il number of our first cltiz ms. |
--s;'FSfs. Eax,c-, Marvin. 2, cps, Pom
c-oy, McNAb. Doolit:!e, Cannon, and
otheTs, and ATTEMPTED to ply similar
game. IL several he reFrcsc' tc.l Himself as
tie parser OF the Steamship De Slt,. on -
-it'ie lun Up tie country. with quaulity o!
-hese superior segars, which he stated conf
ientIal!y, had been smussicd. His price for
hem WAS $40 thousand; bat nobody chose
y buy. Ia the mean time, officers Hunt-
ngton and Flanagan We're watching the
Proceedings. ana when the thing had gone
IN long encngi, arrested the inaividuals {
md took them to Jail, while the Custom
iouse officers, on the Strength of their repre-
entati)ns that they were smug,lci, seized
he se5ars, (which taey had two trunks
D"' They are very cheap, appArea t,y new
maze s'5lrs, worth about SO thu e
and,
Mango and Paulk were examined that af f
er-oon, at the States Attorneys Office, be- t
re Mr. Weston, Justice, en- charge Of ii
tempting to eztor. money b. false pre- Il
noes. Were bound ovc- in $50 "
+ trial, and in default Of bail were commit a
d to Jail. :,
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HUIT5


-N.a,rs. TITS ef't- F5cr Psess:
a bll was Introduced
Il The House this l,'rnjna, r.og ding that ja7y,
IN Jus -, Of lie Peace eases shall, consist Of three
persons iastcal ofsix, and giving tie same ray
to Tie th:cc IS COW given 70 *, which seems to
lao 4 very sensible idea, The great part ofthc
:. H. in beth Houses vas occupied With partial
report Of the C,mai;tce on the Franklin Co.
Gank-the Com. reporting progress and asking
instructions upon 4 particular pint. The Bank
REFUSES 10 allow it. boots to he examined By the
toun ell conducting the Investigation, Messrs.
kcJlc'd auI Bradley, the ground mainly, that
they are mt employed by the Safe, but by one
i. ". Clark Of st. Adams, who has sevcral 1.-TWO
Or thr,c) lawsuits pending between himself and
the resident of the Bank, and has las they clain)
really instituted this whole proceeding as amat or
OF revenge, and vi. ho like to use the books
through his counsel to furt er his own pr:y,te
c"Gs. On the o,her hanI 1t is claimed that the
Counsel, though employed by Clark IN this matter,
have 10 connection with lis suits against the |
Bank, al .uItl.I tiey ar2 wiling to examine The
Goe Is oLij in t4o presence Of tie Comni;tce, Il !
at Is d srei. T.o Committee wcle not exactly
certain what tloy ought or had the power to DO,
aud reported aHd asaod Instructions
The final result Of the deliberations Of the House
N This point resolution autholizil: tie
3 m to send for papcls and books including The
books o! the ban and to conduct the ay,stiga-
ion II such manner as they sAai! deem most
onfucive to the Iuyl.c interests" lie senate
distractions amount to Yearly the same t!.iic-
authorizing tn Com. ''to en- ,Ioy a LEGAL q.yi.r-
assist II the inveE iglt.ons, il IN thar Cd ma,
he public interests may be advanced therein.
hitch adviser may examine the books and na,er
said bank under the direction and in the mr..
nee OF said c, nmittce." At any rate there = M
ontiict between them, as il will be perfectl, easy
II the House Com. under their general jp,t,uc-
ons, to come into the more definite arrarrefocn, =
ldiclted 10y the Senate. The session oc thu Ton, ,
ttee last eveui'g-whieh is the uia,h | beI;avo
as short one, number Of vitne E, ,bo
lrt Of the State, expected yc.tcrday, Lad mt
rived, and would not arrive til tn o'c,oc, in d
C evening, aai perhaps no: until to-day. n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-11-30
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON La.
TEST NEWS,

The Pony Express from San Francisco,
18th inst, passed Fort Kearney Nov IS.
The California Presidential election returns
still lack five or six thousand votes of beng
complete. The total vote returned thus far,
is Ill, 0l8. Lincoln, $3.50, Doug. 81, 800.
Breckenridge, 81 PIG; Bell, 6,026 Lincoln
over Douglas, 500. This is the most favor
able account Tor Douglas, published, otheI
authorities placing him nearly l ,OG0 behind
Lincoln. The balance of the returns viii
probably decrease Lincoln's majority, bu,
the State is generally conceded to him. The
official count will be required to settle al
doubts. however.
A despatch from Yreka, near Oregon, on
the 18th, says the latest advices from Oregon
give go majority for LincolR over Breokin-
ridge. Douglas was 5000 behind Breckln-
ridge, with three small counties to heag from.
which cannot much vary the result.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-11-30

The Ie77s brought by the Africa is Of graa;
iaterest. There is 10 doubt Of this that the
kingdom of Naples and the Sicilies, is now
formally untel with that of Sardinia by the
| overwhelming suffrages of the people, that
| King Victor Emanuel has issued his proclaim
alton. accepting the Sovereign authority Of
| the people only 4 few months ago under tie
sway of Francis ii that the brave. saga
cious and patriotic Gariba!di surrendered his
| dictatorship to King Victor, and withdrew
/ to his own home on the Island OF Caprera
| Garibaldi and King Victor entered Naples
together on the 9TH, in the midst Of great
popular rejoicings.
\ Naples telegraph of the Sth gives the
following particulars "On the entry of The
king INTO Naples G4ribaldi sat at his side in
the carriage. On the following morning
(the Sth), Garihald accompanied by the
ministry. formally presented to the king, the
result OF the ptbioite. His majesty received
them in the throne room. Sgnor CnGrso
addressed the king US "Sirc, tie Ncan,I-
II n people, as cmblcd in rhoir electoral =, m
mittee, having proclaimed you King lv an
Immense ma crity. 100000 Italians a..
uniting themselves to The otA,r lr1yicc
which your majesty governs with s. msr1
wisdom, verifying Your solemn promise ti;t
lilly should belong u the Italians" TAo
king replied in 4 few expressive words the
deed Of annexation was then drawn Up. the
dictatorship ceased, and .4c ministry resign
Cd. The enthusiasm OF thr people continued.
y Naples dispatch Of tie Oh, ann3uuccS
that Gari5a!dl left Naples that mo.aia, fr
his home at the Island OF CAprora. TIE lat
visit that lie paid was 10 The English admir-
al MUn.y.
The TGin journals announe, that the IL
ves:.turc OF GLe;a On The lard side cJn,ina-
ed
\ despatch from Naples sta.os ,Aat d.
parturc OF Francis IL from Gletl w~s iaali-
nsat, in consequence OF the advice 2.y,. f. /
his aaje>ty By the commandc,s ii Iac TO-
q N Il et=.
/; was asserted that negotiations we're
commenced on tn S.h, between General /
Fanti and tie commander Of GIvtl Tor ne !
evacuation Of tho fortress.
The Ncarolitan armya. C4eta vas rcr9rt- ,
81 - be reduced II 1G,CC0 mcn with lev Oh ,
eIs 70 command them. /
The voting l'r annexation in tic Pail /
States is described IS OF the most enthusiastic /
character. but 10 details are .irca. (
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-11-30
RAYMOND on YANCET.

Hon. VIM. L. Yancey shows an amount
of impudence and folly not often seen in a
nublic man. Having boldly charged in lis
spceches in Boston and New York during the
late canvass, that Massachusetts and the
Northern States (when the Cnit5d States
Constitution was formeG) wished TO nave the
slave trade carried on, and insisted that i;
should be allowed under the Constitution,
while Virginia wished it to be iaterdicted,
the New Yor!, Tim. said that Mr.. 1anccy
vas either very iiapeTlcctly read IN the
history Of OFT country, or very reckless and
unscrupulous in the statement Of facts.
Thcreupoa Mr.. Yancay rretaass to correct
what he calls -. the hostile and malignant
criticisms of two leading eii;ors in the Black
Republican cause, viz: Nix. THUKLow WEED
AL Nh. IiINEr j. RAYMOND" by quota
tons from tic account OF the debates in tic
FEDERAL Convention, rs given in the Madison
p1Pcrs Whoever has read the Madison pa
prs, or the accounts given ly Martin and
othc.s. of de debates in that Convention,
Knows very well that a grcsscr perversIon @!
Tic truth was never made, than that made
Iy Mr.. Yancey. Every such reader knows
that the delegates from. South Carolina and
Georgia declared, in tic iirmcst manner, that
Il Re slave trade was wholly ;nterd'c,ed,
tnoso States would not come into the Union.
Thc ncItAern members generally, and Ran
Golph, Of Virginia, particularly, were oppos-
Cd to allowing the slave trade IN any shape,
for "a moment; but rather than not have the
Union comprise all the States, they yielded
10 the indirect admission OF it TIL lS0S-the
exception carrying with it the power to in
tcGdict it after that time
Mr.. RAYMOND, thus personally referred to
by Mr. YANCEr, has addressed to i'm in the
n. Y. Times of the 9Th, a reply Of great
pungency and force. lie says he must quail
fy his former remark that Mr. Yancey was
either ignorant Of what the facts were, or
reckless as to how he presented them. The
care with which he has CARRIED lines and
sentences from The Mqdison papers, and put
together clauses which had no direct con-
nection with each other, 80 as to lead the ir-
norant realer to a conclusion directly contra
ry to what fair ard honest quotations wOuli
lead him to, shows that he was neither il
norant nor reckless-that in fact he did
lpo,r ,rb1f fbe fr,gb NJ HE c0sr ,r1s m ,yg,t