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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

A Law ron FuptisHfRs.==An act
authorizing publishers 60 print on
their papers the date when subsctip
lions expire, aud in relation 10 The
postage on drop letters
lie u enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the
United States Of America in Con
gross assembled. That the second
clause Of section third or tho act If
thirteenth August. eighteen hun.
dted aud filty.two. establishing the
rules of postage on printed matter.
is herereby So modified as to read
an follows. namely
Second There shall be no word
OF communication printed Oh the
same after it's publication. or upon
tho cover or wrapper thereof. NOT
any writing nor mark upon IL. nor
upon tho cover OF wrapper thereof.
except the name. the date when the
subscription expires. aud the al.
dress ct tho person TO whom it is to
bc sent
SEo g. And DO Il further enacted.
That on oil drop letters delivered
within The limits of any city or town
by carriers. under the authority Of
the P0st0lIioo Department. one
cent each shall bo charged for tho
receipt and delivery of said letters
and no more.
Approved 81 April. 1860.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

MI AUAMF HUsTBDE. would respect
l'lfally inform The ladies' If rsst tsston
Rouge. that she is permanently located
heis end will give lessons IN Dravine.
Painting. Embroidery, Was wefk, fape,
Flowers. and ethet fancy work.
F5f tetfns and address references is made
10 WIN Bogel ESQ.,, on Lafayette street
fnatgs 1mdAw.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
FINE aOr,D PENst

nv Alb sitss. shapes aud patterns. Gold
" and Silver tfpt psnheldsfs, Geld end
silver slide pehheldsfs=f regulating pens
shd epld Bsfrstt Penal wsrfshted.
Just tscei we'd end for sale st
! MoCORNtCK's.
MARLIN Post Diiies Book store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

TuE MAusoLEuM HAtcARNAssus
A letter from Rome 10 the Boston
Transcript gives the particulars Of
the discovery by Mr.. Newton, the
British Consul for Rome. Of tho city
aud ruins Of the mausoleum Of Hall.
earnassus, erected about b. C. $50.
TO the memory Of Mausolus, by his
wife aud successor Artimisia.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

Miss'Ne Sur.--Fears are enter.
tanned at New York Of the safety
Of packet ship Robert Kelly, which
LETT Liverpool ON the goth of Jan.
uary, with cargo Of coal. for that
port She was valued at sac. 900.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
conn miLI,si conn mtLtsii

Il III "Yie'er" Fstm and Plantation
Meal Aill. and Corn and Ceb cfushet
for feed These inills sen be sesn in Up
efstion 81 the Southern Enterprise Ma
ehine Works. and ere. witheut doubt. sri
peiic, ~ sny combination Of The Kind ever
brought ~ this market. Fof sale by
sptis-tf DtLAcFDtE n 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

haS- Three thousand five hundred
dollars have been subscribed in Wash.
lng'on towards a statue Of Henry
Clay, to be executed by Brown.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
GH0CERIEs AT AUCTION /
a LARGE AND VARIED STOCK

nN MONDAY hett, 1elh instant. 1850.
" J will oiIet for sale ~ ppblis auction
st The residences Of Nr. Fspf fss blanc. on
Front Of Matches street, commencing 81
~ o'clock. a large assortment o. gROCgH-
us, comprising The store ne u is now car
ried m, with WINES, LIQUORS. ere.
TfRss=A u sums under ego Cash, over
s29 at credit Of thirty days from the day
~ sals=pufehsssrs 10 furnish their notes
endorsed 70 the satisfaction ~ the snefio
Bser' mo, X. DUFRDOQ.
spri1-d Abetiepssr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

CRY MoHAurY.-1axA Board Of
Health reports l65 deaths in the
city during the week eAdipg yes.
terday, 9Th April. Grescenf, Oh
inst ~
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14


who placed him Oh the rommillpeY
!, cant be eur old friend. formerly ~
the Adroeaie. and still later Of the
Fillmore R8sest If 1886. published
in this city win somebody give VS.
information r TIE ofbef Erspine'.
i5rgcgfs
This ia mr. friend i J J For a
season psst he he's been engaged IN
getting up . history Of The great
Democratic party. since The earliest
conception Of the scheme No pne 10
mofe competent 10 the task. ! !
worked . long time IN The ranks aud
done No most excellent service over ~
Main street lie knows oil The main
springs If action snd the ritual Of the
order lie 10 Q tsetieisn knows how
10 hem the spveteigns here. snd ttsp
them there llesides. ! ! was ~
very early period 81 old Line Whigi
snd served well there. until The great
Democratic party beat them out Of
theft strong hold aud took possession
Of oil THEFT principles and things -
What we admire Jones for most. 10
his unwsvefing fidelity TO "ssmuel "
How we'll and ably be hslled for him.
when IN his service. any one may soc
by taking . squint nj our "lfillmote
Hanger" The history Of Jones I'VE
mean Of course his history Of the pst.
W will eei IL will teks-it will
sell-=it will pay. and Jones shall re-.
esive substantial end sensible owl
denee Of the appreciation of his book
in current pisststs. which carry with
them the only convincing aud satia
Factory evidence Of true merit. More
than this. when the history is eom.
plele. an appendix ot sequel is pro
posed. in which certain infallibls
rules will occur for the guidance of
all who feel disposed TO stand on The
apex uf the temple Of Democratic
game aud fame II will be shown
when a Democrat may express his
opinion about certain men aud thines
without being accommodated from
the ranks kicked from Office aud NJ.
forwards deeapitated This will pre-
vent The recurrence Of some Of the f.
tsl mistakes which have thrown an
unreasonable amount Of disrotd into
the harmonious ranks. Jones will
show Cso ssys the publisher in his
preIace) that no man can he Demo
etet who does riot pull Of his coat
roll mp his sleeves aud expose his
shirt tail. for tho man whom the king
Of the caucus presents 10 be voted for
Valuable book this. and IL must do
away with all the other tests Hut
TO the main question "Who tho dev.
II ia Dr.. Jones, aud who placed him
on the committee 7" What right has
he 60 set IN the Democratic National
Committed In answer We are nj.
thotised to say. he has a plain right.
lie has commission not from the
Odd Fellows Hall fellows not from
proxy Clack not from the man with
n weak voice in the late Convention.
but FROM thPt large aud respectable
branch Of the Democratic family-the |
Short Tails. Jones ia constituted the |
resident delegate. The Short Tails
are entitled TO acme representation ut
Charleston, on tho settled principle
that there can be no taxation without
t. The Short Tails have no pony
purpe---no central committee to pay
the expenso of delegates aud they
refuse to go on their own account. 49,
Jones viii cast the entire Short Tail |
vote OF Louisiana. Jones IL all right
on tho ''gocse' and goes for Douglas;
hurrah for Jonesl
.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
NEW srntNe AND SUMNER eoobs


LAFAYETTE sfRBEf, SBAR LtuRft
11As Npw ,essy fer rsreetisn f,,il sttriy
III srsinr p56Hs. comprising every aese,ir.
iion ~ articles srisea ft THE pfeseni season ara
ttfring s'trref, w. Shieh riost fesreeifiis e-ii
Tie r'tersirn ~ try sfieras snf customers
English Hsseses ~ The I'D ard N hshes,
o.gsraies, ~ every style snd description srei,
Pc burhle kift Rshss. Robes ~ 7 A y Flernkss
Irrilrs Rcbes, ard she latest style;
Robe Ltmta'ssiee;
rfirtee Isci,iess sna Nrsint;
Tsri-,rrs al eolrta;
srlia oeis,es i,.feees, White. hiaes. PINK rirs
ava nsrvn, srd 4 isfse assortment ~ White
pusas ara fftttriaefies, sreh 90 f4erhets; sriss.
cfesstsffsa and Irli Musir, vieihsis iswr,
v bite Rfillisrtins srg Hssspiiie end great ~.
,nlF ~ Feres and stsrih bsy l6sfs
~ ~ which sm bHetins ~ unusually lev
rtess ~, ossb.
arse N Actfrp
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

A SPIRITUAL ISeUIRY. Is IL likely
that ghosts talk in the dead langua-
ges'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
PAINTS. OILS. ETC.
STATIONERY.

L'ootsokf,i noe .ad lie, fsps,. revsiepss.
J. ali varieties, Gold, Steel ami uuiii Pens,
Black. Blue end RED Inks. Metallic sbd Tran.
rpafept hlaies, Fnfksibeeks and Bankers Cases
Just received and ff sails by
spfiz fgD. wm noeEL.
C'HEss MEN and nagsmnen neafds--a nss as
" softmsni just received by
sprls M. 4 wM poeKL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

~. PHILIPPE. is, reri TGnsr.
Msf PHILIPPE. Chseisuss Lege,s,
bpnnrLs. nasss rfef.nae
" sTUrtn nsfsts. - nssse uhsntsrfs.
~ ~ ftspps Topffs as fhe3frs n Orissrs.
rfies ~ Entrance 4.s4ss.4s.a4.......s
~. renesft ~ commences ~ ~ s'slesk . N.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

A lstss assortment ~ tithssfstts. Tsts c,,i
~ lsfs. yvsl Picture ffsr,ss, Giit Meelairss
30. -
rrsfzs imdsw q .. wiLsoS.
dah street Orpnsits A uaifs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
m..,. ..a si.s,e., Instruments.

rus UNDERSIGNED have hssn appointed
y AGENTS ~ large Northern husse ~, the
sale ~ Musiesl Instruments, end hats just re-
reivsd large assortment ufVfpffNs, rHlTAHs,
pANJos, fluTFs, FtyEs, TANnOuhIars, 40
ahi GUITAR STRINGS. SHEET MUSIC, rpltDs.
EI0.. which are offered st lsv pfiees ~
aptis IN. a wa. pnpELs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
KEEP cool.

A FINE assert tasnt u Thermometers, just re-.
"A osivsd aud fpr sale cheap. BY
ap12 vi. a wM. BDpEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
8 n AshfR
rosaesoi Topsssoii

1usI received . lne article ~ Chewing
~ and Smoking Tobacco ~ The Drug
Store If v. iIrtfUr a. 60.
spfip
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
Drugs and Che
SIJNDI,II,S.
A NEW SUPPLY or

A NEW SUPPLY or
Arnold'a Fluid Arnold's Copying Ink ;
Copying Presses, Copying Letter
Books, Adhesive Files for letters,
statioDer's Rubber Mann's
Copying Book. 2. 3 and 700
pages, Bankers Cases,
Tuck and Lock
Composition
Books.
different kinds: Drawing Paper, on muslin,
Tracing Linen, Tracing Paper. Draw
ing Pins; Convorsgtion Cards
Pocket Jedgers, index through,
at j. MoCORMfCK's
april Post Office Book btore.
CPALDING's GLUE,
- OF j. MoCORMIcK's,
april Post Office Book store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14
AUCTIoN SALE.
JUST Annivrp.

CioLb PENS istee assortment i've, received
~ hv NH IHrD nULbMANN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-14

Hay HAYn-sb Bales Lately steived saa fsr
sale w JOSHUA nEAL.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16


Res0lUed, That we, the Democracy Of the Union, II
Convention assembled hereby declare our affirmation
of the resolutions unanimously adopted and declared
az platform of principles by the Democratic Con
yention ut Cincinnati in the year 1856. believing
that Demo cratic principles interchangeable in their
nature when applied to the same subject and lYattcr
and we recommend as our only further resolutions
the following:
That as inasmuch differences ofopinion exist in
the Democratic party TO the nature and extent OF
the pawes of Territorial Legislature, and as the
powers and duties ofCougress, under the Constitution
of the Uned States, the Institution of slavery
within the Territories.
Resolced, That the Democratic party will abide by
the decision ofthe Supreme Court othe United States
over the Institution Of slavery within the Territories
Resotted That it Is the duty of the United States
to afford ample and complete protection to all it,
citizens, at home or abroad, and whether native
Reaotced, That one the necessities ofthe age, in
military commercial and postal point of view, is
speedy communication between the Atlantic and Pa
citc States. and the Democratic party pledge such
constitutional enactment will insure the construc-
ton OF railroad to the Pacific coast at the earliest
practicable period.
Resotoed, That the Democratic party are in favor
of the acquisition ofthe Island of Cuba on such terms
shall be honorable to ourselves and inst To Snon
ResoJrel, That the enactments of the STATE Legls.
latures to defeat the faithful execution of the Fug
tive slave Law are hostile in character, subYersive
OF the Constitution and revolutionary in their effect
To the above is added the following resolution adj
opted at Baltimore for the purpose of gaining 30 COG
votes in Louisiana 1t is the Slave Code plank.
Rosobced, That it is in accordance with the Gin
curling IIle existence OF Terri
torial Governments the of restriction what
ever may be- imposed by the Federal Constitution
on the power OF the Territorial Legislature the
sui Ject ofe7omesc relations, tie same las beeR
or shaH hereayfsrbe decided By tic Supreme cart
0Je United States, should be respected by all good
citizens and enforced with promntness and fidelity
ty eoery branch otGte GenerDE Government.
The resolution of the Cincinnati Convention refer
red to in the first resolution above, is in these words
Resoiucd That recognize the right of the people
OF all the Territories including Kansas and Nebraska
legally ,riI
OF majority of actual residents, and actCperer tie
@nia5er 0fttetr Inhabitants Just feS 8tof q con-
stttH'ioR ritb or 2cihOwt dOaesiic slGrepy and be
admitted into the Union upon terms ofperec equality
with the other States"
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PEDyY TakENG

yvHE subscr his friends and
g the put lac generally, that he manufactures all
Kinds ofpows, andis prepared to supply the Farmers
and workmanship.
Understanding in all its various branches, horse
shooting, oX-shoeing, and jobbinP of all kinds.
eh Remember the place, the Lower Steam Mill.
AARON MYERS.
Ottumwa. Feb. 18th. 1S5s-n50-v
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" TAKEN up an cstray, by Walter Cross. M Ma
a residence, in Eddyvilie, Wapelo county. Iowa
on the 9th day of April, 1860, sorrel Pony with
white face FAX name ard tail, underlip white heavy
built, about IA hands high has harness ma. ks on 81
Their side and on the rump; either side Of the
face supposed to have been caused by burn for the
bshead shod before and supposed to be 10 years old
No other marks or brands visible. Appraised M s9s
before II. w. Boyd, Justice ofthe Peace
Ottumwa, April &c, 'G0--7-12.8m.
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A Utah correspondent of the New York
Times says that Douglas popular sovereign,
ty doctrines commend him strongly to the
polygamists of Utah.
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Attention FARMERS,

NETE win, on and after October 15th grind wheat
Wv for the Sth, or twelve and halt cents per
bUshel, alower toll than any other Mill in Wapello
county, the usual toll being the 9th.
Give us call, and convince yourselves that the
Farmers Mill is the placeto get your grinGing done
October 10, tS59-nSl-11-tf MILBURN q 90
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Ex-Governor Ol}en, oF New Jersey, an
cd Clay Wing and Fillmore man in 1856,
now supports Lincoln.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
rnEErEADEEPEEEA

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
TREEADELPHEEA.
ReaeroZe7at Institution established by special En-
do2Cment, for tie Rebief Qfne SICK and Distressed,
afflicted 3cith TIrhleat and Epidemic Diseases,
and espociaUyJor the Cure Of Diseases Of the Sea-
FEyHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the aw.
z full destruction of human life caused by Sexual
diseases and the receptions practiced upon unfCrtu
nate victims of such diseases by quacks al years
ago directed their Consulting surgeon, as CHARITA
pIE ACT worthy of their name, TO open Dispensary
for the treatment of this class Of diseases in all the
forms and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to al
who apply by letter. with description of their con
dition Gage occupation, habits of life, &c) aud In
cases of extreme poverty to furnish Medicine free
charge It is needless to add shat the Association
commands the highest Medical skill of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association in their Annual Re
port upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases, express
the highest satisfaction with the which has at
tended the labor of their in the cure of Sper
materrhosa, Seminal Weakness, Gonorrhoea. elect
Syphilis the vice of Onanism, or SelfAbuse, Disease:
Of The Kidneys and Bladder, &C.. and order contin
nance of the same plan for the ensuing year.
Valuable Reports on Spcrmatorrhcsa,a and other Dis
eases OF the Sexual Organs, and the New Remedies
employed in the Dspensary, sent to the afflicted II
sealed letter envelopes. free of charge TWO or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR.. J. SKMIIN HoUGHToN, Acting Surgeon
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth street. Phila
Gelphfa Pa. by order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIECUILD, Secretary.
January II, 1S60--n44-11
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were the most forward in the disturbance
Popular sovereignty is very good in theory
with these fellows, hat we never hear OF
their practicing it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16

Madison Wis, has population Of 6,6i5,
according to the last census.
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An HONORABLE PEDIGREE. are
probably descendants Of the IncaS. (ink-
ies)
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OTTITYIXYA SEMINARY.

FHSlIE 9th term will commence, Monday, April 10th,
a 1860 The instruction will be systematic and
horoRgh, and every reasonable effort will be made
to render the institution permanent and worthy OF
patronage. Students viii be prepared for College,
Professions, Business, or Teaching. Tuition will be,
per term of ten weeks, Primary Glass, 81; Junior
Glass So Senior Glass 50; Latin, Greek French,
Drawing, Painting Water Colors, Wax-Fruit and
Zephyr-Work. each, So Oil Painting, IS
Board can be had for about 50 per week.
Students will be received at any time, and charged
from the date of entrance.
Tuition must be paid in advance, approved
not ties must be given.
T. G. WOODWARD A. d. cipal.-Mathematie and
Natural Sciences.
MRS. LIZZIE ID. WooDwARp.-Drawing aud French
Miss Il. Il. WOODWARD Composition and Flo cution
Miss. T. M. VERNoN.--EnRish Literature.
Rev. J. NJ. MCELRoY, A. M.--Latin and Crock.
REV. S. III. WoRCESTRR.-0il Painting.
0ttumwa, April 18th, 'GO-2ftf
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WV war Ann ERIE
RATTRnAn

srees ssro;ad Gnage, Esoub9c Track
and Telegraph Route.
FEFo New York, Boston, and all eastern cities car
"a rying the Great Western and North Western
United States mails.
Express Trains leave Dunkirk daily On arrival of
al trains on the Lake Shore Railroad Fl ON
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, st. Louis, Dubuque
H Harngton, Iowa City, &C., and run through toNew
l ork city without change.
Ihe only route running through from the Lakes
TO New York city Splendid ventilated sleeping cars
rui on night trains
by any other route. ~
:, Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred
Free In New York.
lie particular and call for tickets via Dnnkirk and
the New York and Erie Railroad which are sold at all
the principal Railroad Offices in the West
This road affords facilities for shipment of freight
superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points West and quicker time than
before made any line.
For freight rates enquire of j. c. Oatmap 241 Broad
way, ew York, or of Jacob Forsyth Freight Agent
"a Dearborn St., Chicago
ID. w. BOSS, Western Passenger Ag't Chicago III
CHAS MIN0T, General Superintendent
a. BARBER, Agent, Des Moines, Iowa,
June 81, isG0-tf
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Elk Governor Oiden, of New Jersey, an
oil Clay Wing aud Fillmore man in 1896,
now supports Lincoln.
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z IKE FEB EGkEg1xCss FACTION G2
SES2Es DETEGCEEACX.
THE CANDIDATES
THE CANDIDATES.
For Presfdemt-John c. Breckenridge, OF Ky.
Far Jice PFesi7eRt-Joseph Lane, of Oregon.

THE CANDIDATES.
Far P'esiReat--John c. Brecknridge, Of Ky.
Far Jice Presi7eRt-Joseph Lane, Of Oregon.
THE PLATFORM.
Resolrsd, That the Platform adopted by the Demo
cratic party at Cincinnati be affirmed, with the fol
lowing expl tnatory resolutions
l, That the government of Territory organized by
al act Of Congress is provisional and temporary and
during It's existence al citizens Of the United States
have an equal right to settle with their DroDnrt In
the Territory without their rights either Of person
property being destroyed injured by
Territorial legislation.
2 That it Is the duty of the Federal Government.
In all its departments TO protect the rights Of persons
and property in the Territories and wherever else It's
CONSTITUTIONAL authority extends.
g. That when The settlers in Territory having an
right ofs"EeTeignty commences, and being consumGal-
ted by their admission into the Union they stand on
an egnlity with the people of other States, and
STATE thus organized ought 10 be admitted into the
Federal Union, whether Its Constitution prohibits or
recognizes the institution Of slavery.
ise@otseR, That the Democratic party arc in favor
81 the acquisition Of the island Of Cuba, h
terrls shall be h9n0rahl. to ourselves and inst
sIrin It the earliest pracn cable moment
ifesJ'cad, That the entcments sfState Legislatures
to defeat the faithful execution of the Fugitive Slave
tlti)a, AMI evolutionary in their effect.
Resptred, That the Democracy OF the United Stat es
recognize rs TIA imperative duty Of this government
81 protect til naturaZod citizens i'm all his rights
whether NJ home or In fore tu Lands, the same cx
tent as its tive born citizens.
WHEREAs, Oae ofthe great -st necessities Of the age
ina political commercial, postal and military poin,
Of view, Is speedy communication between the Pa
cilc an Atlantic coasts therefore. he it
Re&2isaR, That TIN National Demo cratic party 10
hereby pledge themselves to use every means In their
power to secure the passage Of some bill to the eX-
tent Of their constitutional authority, by Congress
for the construction of Pacific Railroad from The
Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean, at the earliest
practicable moment.
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vTNEGAsl VINEGAR! yrNEcau

n EWES GEETEFsFCgfis manufacturing and
selling at wholesale and retail superior article
OF vinegar, Front street, next door to the Carroll
barrel can be realized on Burlington prices bv n,,.
chasing ofme. Orders solicited from dealers.
July 2lst 1862 n19-y
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FREE SPEECH. a meeting for political
discussion in st. Joseph, Mo-, on Saturd "
night last, Col. II. II. Branch, Republican
candidate for Congress, was not allowed to
speak after being invited to do so, and even
eggs were hurled at him from the crowd,
which, however, only alighted on the pro
t6ongh tic torohrr4 Iii si,, VI, altsssalan.s were
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Grave DIGGING,

YEy subscriber tenders his services to the public
z rs " dertaker and Grave Digger. He is provi-
ded Titha cam and Hearse, and will attend Funerals
whss dcsfed at sh ort notice. Resideuce-East end
of Gersft street, on the bluff.
Es3.fF 959-n40fI-y NM MALONE