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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14

JUDGE MILLER. This man is talked of
for the federal gown, to supersele Justice
Daniel who siokened and died lately after
dividing that mortal dose of bred Scott
poison along with Chief Justice fancy and
swallowing the same. There is talk Of a
majority Of the entire body resigning in
event Of certain things coming to light re-
lating to their agreement some years ago
to afterwards render that infamous decis-
ion. Thanks to Douglas for the treason
by which the whole bargain is coming to
light--a bargain that must render these
dignitaries unfit for dog meat. May their
places be filed by such as Miller, who is in
capable of deeper degradation. That
Miller must ultimately surrender bis present
station in order to get rid of Booth is high
y probable-=just as Henry A. Wise sank
into insignifcance beneath old John Brown.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14
WHAT MAY BE DONE.

BY the united efforts Of every friend Of
Sunday-schools, attended by the Divine
blessing, sunday 7chool may be establish
ed in every destitute settlement, over all
this western land. To these living foun-
tains, the destitute and Neglected little ones
may be gathered to drink in that wisdom,
whose "ways are ways Of pleasantness, and
all whose paths are peace"
What say you friends of the Sunday
school! Shall this work be done I! Shall
these healing fountains everywhere Be opel-
ed for the salvation Of the young? The
very large field which am to occupy, will
prevent me from visiting every part of it
this season. May not look for the cor
iial cooperation Of good men everywhere
to carry out this great work by supplying
the Sunday school to those shall be pre-
vented from reaching. Thus when another
year shall close around Us, We may all re-
joice together ia the blessings we have con
fered upon others, ever grateful to our heay-
emily Father for his wisdom, mercy and
goodness, in permitting US to work in his
vineyard. w. Il, RoRr,
Miss. American S. s. Union
Prairie du Chen, H1sconsip.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14

EE We learn from the Mep''s q,
Times Dem that Mr.. Odell Of McS' ~ 4
formerly a state senator of Indiana, ." nJ /
to the present time an earnest low .Ess
democrat in Iowa, has aljured deInT ,s.,1
in all phases, and joined the rePu ~, d
ranks. He stumped Clayton coung
year in behalf Of the democratic tlchSs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14
ICorrespa ndence OF the Herald
SUNDAY SCHOOL MISSIONARY REPORT

To the Friends Of Supe'ay- Schools IN
Northern Iona and Western Wisconsin
On the lst Of May, 1852, received
commission from the American Sunday
School Union, as one of its missionaries fol
the counties Of Grant, Crawford. Richland
and Bad AK, in the State Of w .onsin AMI
CLAYTON. Allamakee, Winnisbiek and Fay
cite, in the State of Iowa. On this large
field | was comparatively 3 stranger, ami
f8g fht blindness ans hospitality everywhere
shoWA me, almost without exception, Wish
Is return my sincere thanks and grateful
acknowledgements
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14

EE- The wealth Of the United oe :Ions,
estimated at twelve thousand mlp '. 3
which, divided BY the population, g'e snB
each person $500, young and PIN /
counting five persons 20 each la. - so1
would give the handsome fortune Of ~
10 every family of the republic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14
Republican Congressional onvention.--second
District.

Republican Convention for the Second Congress-
lonal District in tile State Of Wisconsin, will be holden
at the city Of la Crosse, on WEDNESDAY. THE 22d
DAY or AUGUST 1860, AT II O'CLOCK NJ, for the
purpose of nominating candidate for member Of Com
gress Of district 10 be supported at the next gener
al election.
Each Assembly district will entitled to two dee-
gates in said Convention
The several Assembly District Committees re.
euested to take for the appointment of dele
gates said Congressional Convention from their
epe ctye districts, DAVID ATWOOD,
CHARLES HOLT,
NORMAN EASTMAN,
J. C. EASTMAN.
Madison, June %, 1860. Dist. Com.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14

- Very general compa nts OF ialare
Of tae @heat crops are reported from most
eountr,es in Europe, and heavy orders are
expected b bs made on this ccuntry.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14

ET All notes issued by The fso .ris
Bank at Carni, Illinois, must BE- pref e. i
for the dividend Of "a per cent g - d
fee Of the auditor eff public accouS aTyd
Springfield, IT.. qp pr before the 1877
August, 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14

A GENEROUS BEoUEsT. DIR. fe'lll' I
s. WiIsey, Of South Bergan. n, y ynV 4, !,
Gently died. left a property in CniIc Y ~.
ued at $4,000, to the American SEsu', !,
borg Publishing and Printing S9ce W.
New York as a perpetual fund; tne y. vi
est to be devoted to the printing ans " y.
uitous distribution Of the theoloslch 7
tings of Emanuel Swedenborg.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14
hooks AND PAPERS.

Sunday-schools must have books and pa
pers to make them efficient. have all the
publications of the American Sunday-schooI
Union, which will be furnished at the reg
ular catalogue prices.
Catalogues Of the books and specimens
Of the papers may be had at the book
and drug store Of NJ. A. and E. Wright,
Prairie du Chen, or by addressing me, by
letter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14
WHAT THE sUNDAY-scnooL WORK EMBRACES

WHAT THE sUNDAY-scHooLW WORK EMBRACES.
1st. Systematic family visitation, seek
ing the little ones, and inquiring into the
wants Of destitute families.
ID Employment for Christians. Christ
ians above all others should not trust out
und9ed."
-. Tract and Bible distrl6~tion. BY
regular visitation, many Of our neighbors
may be supplied with tracts, Bibles and
Testaments, whose spiritual wants would
negar have been known to us but for the
Sunda, school work.
4th. Religious education ofthe young
The wise and good ofevery age assure us
thatthe Sunday-school, is powerful agency
in training the young, demanding alike the
highest consideration from the Christian,
the philanthropist, and the lover Of his
country.
5th. Circulation Of good books. BY
means of the Sunday-school, circulating
library may be put intoeyery neighborhood
which shall preach sermons Of morality
and religion every day in the year, to young
and old, rich and poor; and who can esti-
mate the amount Of good thus accomplish
ed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14

The bouquets used at the New York
Japanese cost over $l.l00. The wine bill
alone will not be less than $4,000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14
woRK AccoMPLIsHEp.

During the year | have organized thirty
new Sunday-schools, containing 1874 teach
ers, and more than 10000 children.
have also visited and aided fifteen othel
Sunday-schools, containing Ito teacher.
and 600 children, | have furnished sixty
destitute families with Bibles and Te-t4-
ments, and to do this work have travelled
5000 miles, / 200 Of which was performed
on foot Most of these schools have been
furnished with libraries, either by sale OF
donation, thus leaving a permanent inhu-
ence for good in the several neighborhoCis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-14
INTEREST MANIFESTED.

The interest in Sunday-schools hase been
steadily on the increase during the year.-
Two large Sunday-school celebrations have
been held, one at McGregor, on the 4th Of
July last, and the other at DEBORAH. on the
18th Of September following, which have
increased the interest in the Sunday-school
cause, and more recently the friends Of the
SundaY-Schools in Clayton county, have
formed country Sunday-School Associa-
ton. 1t is to be hoped that other coun-
ties will follow the noble example Of Clay
oncounty, and organize similar associations,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
EVER ONWARD.

A Washington correspondent Of the New
York JsrHa! Of CO~m,,es, a Democratic
psp-r, writes a. f,llous
Among Democrats Who are rot of5ee hcI-
dsr' or sKpectAnts, there il . crossing f.sIiue
Ia favor Of Bell And Evsr,u, aud q hop. -,
New York or PsB6sylvsoia will withhold ia
cleo ors! vote from Lincoln. aud thus p.,ui,
the South 30 send Bell TO the Hous. and
Evsrst to The senate No enc honestly
claims the election Of Douglas or Brsakis.
rdgo ~ the people The Ooly que.tioG is
shall Democrat eouspiie 20 elect Lincoln.
ri'h a v'e~ 70 spite osea other
Upon this the Richmond lT2ig com.
meuts
We think there il not o1ly tho 'g,9sinr
feeling II wbIc5 tee D5maeraiic corresD9.d
c tsPrIE. e. sCt u Bed 60 the House ana Is,
erett % tue Sehsts --bu to 20 .ourthir., -
ter aud b. ter, uam ,ly, 10 .rstc. them from
the couiibg-ues- Of the House and senate
by e'ee ing them by tte popular vote. The
eoucent'a ion Of c0us~ryaiiy. sentiment osx
fapiily goi"g on, promise, this slorioqs re-.
suit. The tide # the rubiic vi i settllpg
iTTe'isiibly ia that direction, aud Ike thu, ~
tie PropoLtic sea, It Will know TO retiring
eob.' We aid or convictions that the 70
soIt Is Alrsai, Ers,Aaloved Neither Doug
las nor BreeE,u'idss can BY sBy possibility
be elected. Ear III Bel 0, NJ LA.
celia MAST u ,!esled. TIE Democrats. Lv
supporting Bell, eau defeat Lincoln, and in,
cure the election Of Bell and Everett Tn.
90 them therefore will rest the Ts,pobsibiii>
J Of the election 81 Litcoln aud she eonse-
qusposs " be should be elected bat ss do
not anticipate this result Lincoln is Al,saiy
more than hall defeated, And the election Of
Dell 10 already almost = certainty II The
Work goes on sitty days longer a. it Is going
90 DOW, John Bel aud EdWlrd Everett viii
be the next President aud Vice Prssid.pt
OF toe = niied States ss,urely a. Novsm bsr'.
suo shall shall shine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
4 TELLING FACT--AS IREEPREs-I.
Blk CONCLUsIoN

The gallant aud gifted Jers Clemens !. in
the field 10 Al.bAp., meeting the Y.nesyite.
10 their stronghold, and onbattipg. uitb al
the PoHsr' Of bis rare eloqu.nce. the fell
purposes Of the Disuniouists. In = diana
sion, the other day, 10 Hunt.vilI. n, E,.d
the responsibility for ,bs pres-b, u. happy
eond''i0o Of affairs on The prope, shoulder.
10 manner - irrssistibls aud oyeruh.lm;,c
4" 1"'''imPls. We quote from the Hunts
vile iHd,peadeHf
Sis@sh' STATED one fact IN his mastery .p.,sh
hcre on Monday last, that shoad oprr AZ. -,
psop'e ise' hist should be pusd.fed b. s,s,, -
1890, ,.,ss ~ e0sa''y, Shareholders 20 part,ssI.I
1000. A'''''''' '''' vas bet H'us over
10 fear yesn. snder Tyler, sdm,ni.t,,,,o, -.
e,.ss,s =. 49, S1, ,0Taed Ds@oefat. it TO-.
,,s ,f s''' Snaef PoiE il isersss,d to NOR. ,A,s
~ e o e9' year" uuasr Fiiuu,, i, .a Of 10 To-. ~,
70 TO-, y''r' 'ade' PIERCE i, ,ser.a.,d to MOT.
such facts A. these reed no comment.
Sensible men can read ADD uador.,.pl 1,
Is fact plain IS Daylight that the tspI,,,,
Of Democrats administrations i. to increase
the slavery agitation and to end.oge, an,
institutions. Democrats eanro, d.ov a.,
? lgare' show IL, snd every bod know.
We Were told by the Gre eaters add .,cs.-
''ohi''' 10 1856 that Willard Piumor, a..
IN aeol''ionis, aud yet The records Of the
county 'bo" that be dii more to qaelI sbo.
Iii'on'sm than coy other President. Uov
'oas vii the people be guIIsd By these b,po.
o''''' 'nd ial'iasr', shoss every asi tsnd, 70
A'''eA 00' oous''J to the brink Of ruin
Richmond tt,L,-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
FAlTs nAED 40 SWALLOW

We observe hat IN some parts Of Virginia her.
ar loud calls Soc copies vt ne Covode lLyrs,isa
ing CHmmiiiee's Rsrufg--orcefett 60 be printed Nv
TIE House ui Represents ives t. break the fore,
81 he aia cicicd N that report the ret orr i..if
~ represented % some q1attrs a. Back Re.
puniicaH c,cumrUtN' Tbst woB'tdO. The ours-
lion b. not wbai are Coycd~'s poltics OF Wtsl IN,
motives which I'D bin ard ri,ncs On or VI, N.
rf lhcy are any br1-- han those til.y srpr.st-
tu' whai va rv.yfD And ip knew thAt l.tth,
f~BrH ttHtsBHy % th- Witnesses - rtvrb A 20.
Fode' Rcpoft BE- rsst -AiSzasdrta Oa<sas
Some Of tho sore headed editors whose
temPers hsvo Teen severely tested ty the de-
mocratic split are abusing Mr. BoieIsr Tor
suPPlyios calls made upon BIN for this doc
ument BY Democrats as well az wings. and
think to brng odium upon BIN by charging
him With circulating Black Republican doc.
uncnts
Let it be remembered, that Mr.. Winston,
OF North Carolius, and W Robinson, Of Illi-
no', Democrats, we're upon ibat committee.
HSd did all they could TO soften the effect
bat some Il ibe noel prsgnaut aod dambipF
fie's c'mo cog assius, the party IN power
upon questions frcP,arird b. these very
gent'eucn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
CHANGED To rHE isrn

report Of the proceedings Of the sd-
jourrsd nes,iug held Friday last, it will be
seen that the day for the proposed BELL
aud EVERETT BARsEcuK has been chan
ged from tho 18th to the 10Th September -
The 10Th then will b day.
The various committees, il will be seen al
80, are requested TO NEE, at Mr.. A. +. Ken.
pedy' Law Office on Friday September 7tb.
\ large number 81 she most eloquent ad-
voeatss Of the cause Of the Ubion, have been
invited to address the meeting, and 40 have
no dOub, Of a good time, aud that all things
will 20 ss merry asa marriage Bell. Due
announcements will be made Of the arrange
msuts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
sIcSIsIcANT EACIs.

The Brsekinriigo National Committee At
Washington are well Supplied With fluids, by
taxation upon the holders, an by largo
contributions from the seee.siouists. Yet
the extraordinary fact stands forth, that
whilst they are sending out the Campaign
Constitution, made up Of garbled scraps
from Breckenridge papers, they have not sent
forth solitary word against the Black Re-
publicans,' the success Of whose ticket thew
claim to dspree,se, but for which their labers
are really more effective than for auythipg
else Not a word is uttered in defence Of
the hdmini',ratiou against The damaging
charges Of the C0yoie Committee. All their
heavy metal is aimed at Douglas and his
lePr0us bands Of Abolitionists," With an oc-
oAAiooal poP-gun against Bell and Everett.
Douglas declared (playfully everybody sur.
possdl that abe preferred Rhode Island clans
to Southern negroes, aud this is made the
SUBJECT Of grave disquisilion az TO the de-
prAViy Il bis taste, aud his abhorenuce Of
tbs South NaN0rUUI Hoyehdum Doug.
las cake is dough No baking in Rhode
lslaud eau save lin now. lie has commits
ted the mortal $40 II, has dared to pre-.
fer Nor'hcrn bake TO Sou,bern roastI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
TIE INDEPENDENr.

Our eO'euPOrary Of the Irdersnd judg.
ing from bis last issue, seems to feel ih., the
entire affairs Of the Nation rest upon his pom
derou' shoulders. lie pitches into the Free
Press, The Spirit, Col. A. NJ. Barbour, Hon.
a. X. Botsler, Hon. Stephen A. Douglas; a
correspondent Ct the Spirit, aud slncs. the
rest OF mankind, Breckiuridgs, squA,tsr Sew.
ers'gn'y Lane, j. b. HOgs, aud Abe Lincoln,
excepted. To this however, ws shall no, OBJ.
jet, as the editor should have afforded him
some consolation for stfasiOn, more CRAFTY.
ing to himself than dIuaFlHg to Others
lie is engaged in bad cause, aud his snap.
pl'hoes' ought to be passed over, bseaus. hs
Is perfectly harmless
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

"Polities, like misery. make, .,,,,
bed>follovs.' Look at the personnel ~ -
Brsckinridgo eanvassers At aye u
WIS., and X ". T Hust.rier,,,s,,i..
representatives Of the rivs House. Of r..
caster and York Protection aud Non-I.-
tsr'estion - LeesSpioB and Abti-L.eon,.
too. II A Wise and VIM Sm,b,-Knar
Nothinsisn and Aati> K now Noth,sr,,-
Regular aud BOlter. r. Mt Su.,,,
and Wn. smith Boltsr aud R,Rul,,-
DlsorgAni,er Caucus Supporter.
Oh hov tAe eanldron boils-h Os the ,n;ri,.
niogle miugle ! minglslii
We are not surprised ~ Hunter, fer -k,n
did he fail TO take the frsI marked cut ky
the holder nsu Of the Chirlryp But from
Gov smith vs sIHssIed, aud bad a r,sat 10
expect, scmsihiug better Aud Wiz .. "a.
'tarisss S.bVns Of The p PIE p bow the
wonder gross 70 sea abe i,sa thu. lie down
Eith The izn! Nles these leader. eou,um-
taAte 'tcIr JGtba--,aks eAsh t. 80 other.
breast ia freddy sobrsce--rstire 10 tb.
sans couch Asd rsyOSs uuder the sane black
ei--ihtnk ye DOT. q hOrrid nisht-nAra ui,I
oppr'ss them 10 thsr slum beTs, aod that Ia,
b'aHtri will b moistened by cold, ela,rm f,
sweat on tie morroRf SiaEa.oa Yf,Xiea.
tor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
a GREAr sPEEcm.

We regret that ii@e'~ill not permi. an
outline Of The great speech made Yesterday
Afternoon IN tho Court House in Charles.
town By Major URIEL WRIGHT, Of St L.oui,
h'''ouri. IL was 40 effort Of the grsa,
Union cause aud the large number Of al
parties present, who we're spsll>bouod gave
sVidsnc" Of their aPPretiatiop. Maj Wright,
should be pressed into service from nov until
The election, all over the Union. NeIt week
We will notice some Of the points Of bis able
pit'io'i, snd eloquent address
lie spoke 10 Bsrryylle on Monday I,u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
COMMITTED.

\ mgr" "an named BiR the property Of
MI EMoEr EpwAEDs Of Nsfyl.nJ, in the
employ Of Mr.. y q. Allison OF Bolivar in
this county was committed to the Jail Of Jsf.
'e''on' on sunday for an assault upon lady
Of harPer'-Fetry on Saturday night, bis OIL
jse', supposed, to commit a rape II pro
ven to be The case, death will be the penalty,
His case will come before the oeIt session Of
the County Court in September, and eons..
qu'ntly We leave further particulars up,il
that time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

"Ths editor q The Sbsphsfdstown Reg
istsv, haVIBg placed himsslf 10 ihs serves
Of soms Of The shyloeks q he shtphsfds-
ieso BfiSgsPorporstion, borss be rssdsrs
sitb sSbslf solumh 70 show ,h,i - bsYo
doos wrong" bsosuss - Hsisa lhst The
military somPaniss from Hsrpsrs-Psrry
sers charged toll 10 orossisg tie bfidgs uhsn
visiting that isvn Tor ,bs pufPoss q jsio %
the Rsgimsussi ps'sds AZ ~ srs sstis6sd
'bs ciiiisus q ihs tovn vsTs nsi participants
10 she aot referred TO- W issvs The editor q
The Res islsr 70 RESP 81 ibs oossolsnou shioh
can ts derived from ibs re,y hbsrai scts Of
morsy nongsfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
mass MEETING s.p..ub.r.

AZ an adjourned meeting Of the friend. Of
Bell and Everett, In tha CoaBiy, held a, II.
COur, House, Friday last
Andrew 4 Kennedy, stated thai, 10 eou.
sequence Of the l3,b Of September bavisv
been 6xsd on as Que Of the iay. Of the Cul.
pepper County ran6eatio1 nsslisg. aud a.
most ofthe dis,ineuished speakers u thi. and
adjoining states ~or- engaged Tor that Coun.
ty, it would be necessary TO change the day
for the Jefferson Bsrbveoe.
After some CONSULATE y, it vas moved ii :
WEDNESDAY, s,pfsubsr 10Th, be The day
on which the UeiOn men u this county Won ID
meet IN Convention, &s-whiehimoIi,n was
adoP,ed.
The various committees were again request
ed to meet At the Law Office Of A 4. KsBBs-
dy, on FRIDAY, sspiembsr 7,h, to rspor,
progress.
LAWSON Bolts, CAmu.
| WH BVRNETT Sew
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
~ ARRIED.

.hs ffsifrnrs ~ q q NtRVSa p,.,s.st
1.t'f oi Aftseras CHIters Cni\T N GTN.
~ ~ 80 sHT su Nrs JAHF\C BEAGG
osash'sf - Cspl Chsfss g. EfssrI 80 .s.. tou,.
4. Iaoosh ai'lasi. 90 81 70, Oh FsmHv Issf.
'sfs 90 isfEsnsa 80 ,liss q ~ rs.s
e'ss 49, 'sssi'st ~ msH T. Asrgy s,sr.
'-'H's cor 'tsHss sfe sssp. 10 kiiosiss ,,
as'gih gfeeF'st b. fss is's ssiss s,sasiss
rs.a'H eests ssssi Jar.
visa Gsatsrs etstr-
" afsfi h-s uttaat ftHsft.
Leg maY b. Have
va bid ah6 brave
bss'sgss sas lo7s Btsrrs bsus,y.
~ fsfs1nafs aftssN y Csa,rs is ess
.e 20 ~ leh 49, ~ 10 b. B ID rsss
gsaEs sWAVr 49, FIIZEBfTH y
AAh tph O. Lfsatafr Loaasaa C.asr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
= .uFFl.lnNr euAnn,,rsr.

T., ru'kegss tAia,l RypN5. ,-,s7 ,sy. that
W. Bel - she only slavsbolisr noe rusisy
frS thr Prssidsprv when such i. 3D.. s..,
% % g-sl'ss Tor Democratic politisians ., At
'seS2' % hunbpy the Southern people into
ihs osliei that 30 j. oppo I'd to The pro'ss-
ilon 81 slavery Would sane u.n barn
bis osn barn, o. destroy his o~o properJ'-
Neither -ouii Mr. Bel favor lex .l.iioa ,bss
would tend 10 lessen h,- tenure spoa Ibo.s
too hanired negroes -hioh be po..sss..
and Whieh would b. sufficient Eurpsl.s
Of b. adelity 70 Sou,hsrn ibs'i gt.OB'.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
IFrom he Al.sss1ri. Css.u. I
GO &c i-BT Bss sLs0sss

The -srld ssys re u While yos'r. ysasr.
Aut 20 a ull YOU cie'' ,if--
soOe 20 81 weak, seus 90 D. siroaE,
Bo, go a. 10 ths cry sir
Some % h liEs Jonshs Ecurt.
Ssme 20 % somsihihE shoTsr.
some g. q sliEhuy overheard
Aht 90 u uadsf Saisr
TIE DsmOcfas are doing 70
Win hann~f- alafihe Sigh % sir
RiEhi braysiS ,sey are gDiugN,
BG. gciug i,--,o dc Sr'
We stsH thc ink via sofroving IN hearts.
Twin Democratic bfottsrs
Ard p.-ac ter zach ne bllssiul rart-
Oi sFaiiosingt be oshefsi
Soon Sill The conhiry Be test
frsce smooth her fumpies lrAth,r.-
The Bel pei meTfy iiuta tAe Wsa-
The cloud OF fHeTeY gathers.
Wait tili the NsHOs'. tost /. fs,.d
With gOof Bell boys" 10 ror tt,
Ah, ih-H The Union chaps, indeta
Wtl ,bg.S you ho~ 70 20 q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
rnE ,aVot 4tPuHr.

Our psighboF Of The Ii3,p.z 4sai in ki,n
Uemi'y % dai fault, ehafgss ingrautude up,
on cur abe aol dsservedly popular Repre-.
sentative 10 Congress. ibs Hoo. A X. Borr
LER, bsriu'e Of bis hsviBg given to bis COO.
siitueuts tba, which belonged q them tbs
public documents, among them the 'Covods
Report"
Would iteomport With our height boris idea.
Of hoDor sod justice fot our representative IA
"thbold these thing. which Of right belong
10 ihe people TO sell them add poke, "a.
procesdsl
lie charges 'bat this Report il an .boli.
li'ion document, bsoau,s for.Oo,b the Chair.
man q said COMMITTEES 10 mem Der of ths
kePubiicnn party tof which committee the
Hoo hr Wissiou, q Norta Carolip.. +,
Prominent domesrai. 10 q mstaierJ Can 10
good come Gus Of Nazareth
Tbs report is che rssail Of ,sv,rigsn,,,
q ibs corrupu0us It zoe prs,sat Democratic
dynasty Published ibst tho grsa, ma,,.. Of
che people sbo ere boaesi MY kuou bow
thsif leaders 6leh from tbo public crib 49,
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these i'e.'I M'-a' sol ~ pnshr ere,
Ihes' d'eamrot' we're priateI for tbsp,o
pie, si'h iho money q che people itisriebt
tbst thsy should have ihem. sn8 o.. bs,,,
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
LEGD NINE.

\ Lead Mino has been discovered in
Cooper county, Missouri, 90 the land, Of
Ne''rs John w Nisewauuerapd j. =. Culs.
be ore - 30 grea' quantities aud Of the pu.
resi- quality II is within tuo abI half
miles Of The Rat Road Mr n sswaupsr i,
af'''dsut q Jefferson county, Virginia ADD
We Wish h'm abaHdaht success 10 Li, new
discover.