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sl,O73 65l Sc
The directors have declared Dividend of SIX PER CENT
interest on the outstanding Scrip Profits heretofore al
Iotted Also Dividend of THIRTY PER CENT on the
LIE entitled to participate at the Third Triennal
An A4i91tment Also dividend of FIFTEEN PER CENT
tle Term Premiums like participating All of
which dividends adjustable the time settlement of
the current years premium.
The insured, who have not before made their selection
at Their option (signed the time of adjustment of
The ABOVE dlydends) convert their dividends BONUS
increase of the amount insured by Life Policies or by an
equivalent reduction Ct the Annual Premiums.
c. Y. WEMPLE, Secretary.
Pamphlets with all necessary information will be
promptly furnished the city or counties of the
State by addressing the undersigned gents MARYLAND
+. j. RICHARDSON & son,
mhZI-eoto21 No North street, Baltimore.
A CARD.-The subscriber late Chief Judge of
a the Orphans Court of Baltimore CITY, having RE
SUMED THE Practice OF THE LAW, will give espe-
ciai attention to Testamentary and Equity business
ohee-No fancy Building, Lexington street.
mnZteoZm EDWARD D. KEMP
E0R RENT.-OFFICE NOW OCCUPIED BY
- L. DUNCAN, CORNER PRATT AND COMMERCE.
Sio. APP'y 70 a. L. WEBB BRO. mh27-tf
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Marine INSURANCE.
ANCHOR INSURANCE COMPANY, ,
NEW YORK, March It'll, 1860. )
Mr.. WIN. l.. MONTAGUE, JR., has been appointed
AGENT FOR THIS COMPANY
AT BALTIMORE, ...
With full power to accept and make binding MARINE
RISKS
Merchants and others wishing effect assurances this
Company are respectfully requested to call on him
RIRD
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=" FOR LENT. 80
Lake Superior TROUT and WHITE FISH. Also, No. /
MACK EREL, Susquehanna and Labrador HERRING, in
kits halve, and quarter bbls all in excellent order and
fine quality, just received by .lss
=. .rts-. GREEN h YoE,
fel6-tf fr. ss Raltimore straat
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- TT e
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
C. n S III A S S K II S
So, 900, 90,

C A S III a S SETS,
So, 900, 900,
BELONGING EXCLUSIVELY TO TIE
POLICY HOLDERS,
invested in Bond and Mortgage Real worth
than double the loaned and the income of which
has, for several years past PAID ALL IT'S LOSSES by
death.
~ Rates of Premium as in any other Life Insur
ance Company.
GEO. W. TINGES, Agent,
Ja2S-eot5Ap 2l5 and PAT Baltimore street
IT is NOT A DYE
Nor DOES 1T STAIN THE SKIN
No Introduction Needed
NEW YORK, April IL, 1858
W. +. HAGAN, EsQ.-Dear Sir: About five months since
bought two bottles of your Hair Coorng and dc
sirous OF obtaining and would inquire where it NAV
be found here My hair when quite young turned gray
Ihare used number Of articles the purpose Of restoring
IT, but did not succeed until obtained this (Which has pro-
duced the desired effect have been requested by number
OF my friends (among them several ladies' procure it
possible am much pleased with for has made great
improvement in my personal appearance By answering
this you will much obge,
Yours, very respectfully,
ii. Z. GOODRICH
Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, New York
~ Price SO cents per bottle For sale by S. S. HANCE,
los Baltimore street. W. 4. HAGAN CO. Projectors
Troy, n. Y. dl5eolv
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ANCHOR INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, S35O, 900.
BALTIMORE, March Sth, 1860.
Vessel Owners Merchants others are referred TO the
above announcement and share their business solicited
So CASH RETURN OF TEN PER CENT. will be
made to the insured IN ALL CASES.
VIM. L. MONTAGUE, Jr, Agen.,
AT Office Augusta Insurance and
mhSeolm Banking Company.
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KINDLING WooDl KINDLING Wool
SAWED AND Split WooD, or ANY SIZE.
At Office City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. 3N0RTH STREET.
10 JAS. II. JOHNSON

COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRoCHEs
These roches will be found ecacious as well as agreeable
and convenient in aeyiang and curing Coughs Colds &c
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----- IMPORTANT To HOUSEkFEPERS.
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split at Office ofCty Steam Fire Wood
Mill,
...s No SNoRrH STREET
sl0-n JAMES H. JOHNSON
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FORT AVENUE AND TIE MIDDLE BRANCH OF THE
PATAPSC0 RIVER
n AT TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
city sitting as Court Of Equity the subscriber as Trustee
oer Tor SALE at public auction at the Exchange Public
safes Room second street adjoining the Postofce in tho
ely OF Baltimore, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the
Zotn day OF April next at o'clock
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situated
On te southwest side of Fort between Reese
streets in the city Of Baltimore fronting on the
southwest SIDE Fort avenue 154 feet and equal width
70 the depth Of about 1877 feet southwestery to the Port
arden ne containing about four one rood and
twenty six perches of Land, more or less.
The situation the above property renders extremely
valuable for manufacturing shipbuidng purposes and
Is wen worthy OF the attention of capitalists and Others
plat OF the above property be the office of the
trustee and will be exhibited at the time and place of sale
The terms OF sale are0nethr cash on the day of sale
onethrd in four and the other third in eight months
AFTER or al cash. at the option of the purchaser the credit
to bear interest and be
notes, with SECURITY to be approved by the Trustee
JOSEPH C. BOYD, Trustee,
. No. Il ". Fayette street.
SAMUEL j. SOPER d CO.,
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CHARLES GILMoR,
No. IS SEooND"sTRRET near the Post Office,
SOLE AGENT
In this market for the sale Of the
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY'S
CELEB RATED ANTHRACITE COAL.
Mines for sale at the lowest rates. .
keep hand the largest stock Anthracite Coal of any
dealer in this market and always prepar, fill orders
for any quantity and size with promptness
CHAS. GILMOR,
ole Agent Baltimore Coal Company.
mhl7-tf.. and Agent Cor the best luminous Goals
RoorINe | RoorING II RooEINs ~
Economy, Durability and Security
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND CoMPosIrIoN RooPGNd
Unrvaed by anything discovered Roofing purposes
PsRpRGFLT FIRE PROOF, IT,
PERFECTLY WATER PRCoF, -.
UHRQUALLED FOR EGoNOAI,
UNRIvALLED soR DURABiLIrY,
...... .. ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
S"r'uFthsr information address or call on
,. JAS. Fl, JonssoN,
MOI Jarvis Building, cor North and
yaS-t Baltimore streets RaHq.oye
SUPERIOR HAMS.
Just Ieceived of quality to the best Judges Fo
sale by ws H. McI.r.E
a25-tf s2N Gharlas IT
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NEW GARMENTS
FOR SPRING OF 1860
JOSEPH BICKERToN d CO,
1873 BALTIMORE STREET,
SECOND DOOR EAST OF LIGHT STREET,
Win open their new styles of
MANTILLAS
BUSTERS,
AND sHAWLs
MONDAY, February 2Oth
And would call the attention Of Buyers their stock which
for variety, style and novelty has never been
exceled in the country. We name in part:
FRENCH LACE POINTS,
FRENCH LACE BEOURNORS,
FRENCH LACE TALMAS,
FRENCH LACE PEELERINES,
FRENCH LACE SHAWLS,
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS,
FRENCH LACE PICCOLOMINOs,
FRENCH LACE MANDERINEs,
FRENCH LACE SULTANAS,
Together with of the largest and most attractive stocks
ofSHAWLS, amongst which win be found all the
LATEST NOVELTIES,
BEREGE WRAPPERS, BUSTERS AND MANTILLAS
MANTILLAS AND BUSTERS
Ofou own manufacture, in great variety of styles
The above goods have been selected from the best Manu-
acturers in Europe, and Will fully repay careful exam
nation.
fel7tfr JOSEPH BTCKERTON < Co
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NEWEL POSTS,
1S BALUSTERS,
TURNED, SAWED OR CARVED, i'9 NAp2S'
or FOR STAIRS AND PORCHES
vi elegant patterns and best finish, for sale by
mh7-tfr 47W Pratt street neaT : S 80 O. III
DooRs' W rpow s,spr.
~ WINDOW BLINDS;
Oour manufacture and warranted for reduced
rates, for cash. by "a
mhl-tfr A W. Pratt street near spesI
A DVANCES MADE ON C0LLa4S T = carson
"a mh9-tfr TEies = nv
WORCESTERSHIRE ca anS s MGg
iss iu ner sp son fpSorters II NORTH
amir nnrchasers p TERM e2R
eesFs, ,5Esss FLOWER PEACH AND A i}. ROSE
I ETATER ofdehsh'" WIN. II. MCLEAN,
ze1 nv 80 ~ Charles street.
m @hs = 9T1IORE AND VIRGINIA MILL FEED.
Dali itng of Addlngs, Brownsuf and Bran, for sale
IL CONS by cargo or otherwise, by
,ssf conner Long Lock and Pratt street
TINE APPLE CHEESE.-L. NJ. Norton&
sons Pine Apple Cheese, for sale by A. L. WEBB
BIO II
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THIRD TRIENNTAL STATEMENT

II
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NsW YORK,
c..,s., January /, 1850
reserve OF lo5I.-.-.................... 25259O 10
OIL, 80 $252, $40 10
6alahee Jan l. lS59. 343,l9tg
vidend tccount 26 l6S 90
Wv lueIlu ANNUITY Account. ....-...... 22U0
Premiums received during the year.. 30. ,313 Al
interest Accountfor the year.......... 4T,37l3T
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FINE QUALITY PLATED TEA SETS, URNs, CAsToRs.
Cake Baskets, &c, for sale at moderate prices,
J.& r. CAMPBELL,
NIL R, GER COR 227 Baltimore street.
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ECONOMY ECONOMY II
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This can he done by purchasing Wood already Sawed
Split, at office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. 3NoRrH STREET.
sl1tf JAMES r. Johnson
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N. HYNS0N JENNINGS K CO.,
mh9t 80 North Charles street
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06
10.
(6prtIrsuns.)

NOV''NSHHH.)
NrdmaIs, Yrpfc6, rebst nit meGr 9tsIpttt son
tbr, ooer ftunt Sbr Si.lIeit,r ctmas pon ibr IA.
gen. bas ni6t rcht mar ricf 8risprib rcm On.
Salibsu Su.
Ons tann i6 niht uno mi[l's audi nitt. ,r.
wtcerte Der Snoalipr. Nur n6t 70 bjsia! 9as
Nfaeele tann brao irin. i'd wiq ibr aar nihts
fNun' aber rarum fra9t ffh'5 bod nod ,ebnmal,
% lte 3u tbm tauat. Sn meinrn iunaen Sab.
rem, nb, mas bab id mid ni1t SerleipeE miilIen
um metn g9cb, biz i'd iie asbatt 6at, uno mad.
Der, wtcmol id ni4ts meniaer ais ltbltdbt nit
'br asbaulet bab' bab' i'd, oft renten miiiIeu, ib
bat' grab eten 10 gut cine 9tnpere aebmen tSn-
neh. Stnn man cinanrcr einmal innrn unp
auBeu tennt, rann irht man ert elm, pas man
nldt blob iiir Die Siirie, Ionbtrn audi fur Die
San9e bott' Ipr9en unb auf Oas unb Seu.s bGtt
ehen icllsn, mas niht bfoB in Die Quasn Itibt !:
nenn Sdtnbst oeratbt unp Susenp mit unp pae
Heben il oft 10 gar lang.
@bsr Ons Spri6mprt iast bod Sri6e 5o6
,sit, lanse Siets.
SaS Srthwcri BAT ni6t immsr recbt, Icnber.
lib ie ndhptm bic 6O6,eit aswsien 1T.
0rieorid grub na6penfli4 nit prm Steden
i'm S6nee.
sEenn idh Gr mar, futr Der SnpaGiee fort 70
wiirb' it ra prauscn Die 3eit unp Die Strnunft
tpaltsn lHllsn unS neinsm Satsr nab9eben; audi
blsb' i6 Mist ,u lang in Der Srsmpe, psnu oiel
8utl6sn ma&t t6is Soisn, ras liebt @r an mei.
mem SUB.
Sbr, Gin alter ScIOat, pereet mir bod MIDI
inmutbrn, RAP ih mein gEcrt tredts ? Iubr Grie
ortt anf. SD bdb' mid NIT 6eili9en giosn uer,
idmoren, unp babel bleitt's.
gGsnn's 10 itebt, .rwiperte Der Snoalip.. 70 milf
ib meier n6tS 9eia9t batsn ais: = mar ant.
wsnn alle iun9s 2sut tGnnten Dor all psrOen
sb its inn9 wIrrcn.
Das mag sin, emt9esn,ts 8rittri&, rps;ps ober
unsr 5srr9ptt annrrs bat babsn molten, 10 toru
it ni&t wipsr Jpn ifreiten unD mu6 eben Der glo.
tur bren Gaui loIen.
Damit ptrntIhisptte er fib BON osm 1uoo(i.
ben, Der ibm nod lan9s poa Gbrilnabm, nob1ob,
wie er ausihrttt uuO Go Sdnee nuter Ieinrn
traitaen 3ritt,n frntte.
Gr bate Die lebtsn Sduler bintsr f6 nm
meinte nun rsdt sinlam in bic gBslt btnous N
wanosrn, ais ibn auf cinmal ein s8urf. ubt
gang ianft an ole o&ultsr traf bn6 Der Sbuee
ibm am Sslidts poriber lGubte. gr fsbrt. lib
3OrntS um; D" mar IS Gbritins, Die i'm a.wor.
fen bate.
81 rtsf sr, id batt quite 9uI mt Dir III IAN:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06
Sceinauitarn.

Der ,,gnIiscr" crtein Scn Ntcr0cS, Srnna0s oua1e-
npmuer, ,um wtdtnti6Cn SubriptipnSprca oUn o Gs.
,abbar bic ep Sr6acr rctr So 90 in Sbrtitcr SprauS
besobIuns slnet0n Gnbcn uncr fplecnorn 8bineuu9rn
Guinabnt: GtnnaiQe ginrUdnS 10 3citsn rStr pcs
eti 80 Gts smenoliec 75 Cts, brcimolise SOO, cine
98p be 25 erCn Ypno 50 90 bret Irndte 81 90, ica
Scrousteiabluua GncioCn, bic nob sciebcn err8nberf
,ptrSn f6nrer perben nit S25 90 per abr srcdnet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06
s2SSlrtl)fe1afts @r0fT.
auaaaa0s
"tetnen 6renabrn unb Dem grIammten Uutlt.
tum ole 9lniciaC, RAP meinc neur

Metnen 5rsmabrn unb Dem 9cIammtrn WubI,.
tum ole NnSeiac, RAP meinc ncur
Observation-Disclosures
osn, I,S S'luhe ispt cHen tctt Ojcleltc III oufs
~slNm1fppulte eir9cridtct, uuo tSuncu Dir oe.
serfen V0lte nit Den tslten @rfriIbuuocu itSrr
Art lomc aud nit marncn uno foIten CSrri;o,,
otolsnt weroen. g4eintrintrr made i6 poroui
auInertlam, cap tb Den BON mir ae,pacneu
Sir8nio g8ciu
rein uno unpcrfaldt Al so Ste. Der 6loId,s NOR
taute. um 3a9Irchcn SrIurb bttrt
aleutin 6chfrr.
OamPnNNf- -Srrbtnpuns ,wlhen NldmUup un6
New Yurf
O"s Oampf6tF ,,9tronutc" pcrlaGt Nidmpub
tsSen Dtrnla9, ginAmittoso u0r, unO Nprfulf
Nfittmcdo 0iittos.
O"0 Oampfihif nSnmcttOmn" YcrlaEt 0i6.
mpne lepen 0reitn9, Nahmttass 4 ubr, unp
Nprtrt am Sametaa Niittaa.
Orr 6abrpreis in Der @ajiite, Nabl,,iten r,r.
9eIbIplIcn, bctrGst SO.
I'm Stecra9c, pbne &plf, SIS.
Grcurlicns Sidct, fir Die Commemorate nil,
ti9, SIS. S"''
0tcirnrr Die Niittprhs unr Sametoos ocu
petersburg 6ru9jus tenuBtn, trcifen ,c:ta NIT
Der 9orolt 9ctcSburg SaGn in crIfercr Stunt
''n' "h mtt Dem Oampf6put METER aeben an tGu.
nen. Stdeto fur bicIc Sour fGnnen am 0etcrS
eur9 Depot 9clbi't mcrprn uup brtrdat rer oou,e
01prpreS geidbfale nur SO.
En am II. 6einetcu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06

a. JUDSoN CRANE,
NoDotat nnO p1entll@er 0eri&tSan.nalt,
OfIiee: lite Strabs, 3wii9eR Ia;ns 9antat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06

The German ADVERTISER,
B. HAsSEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFHcE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06
Scfanntinacbuuaem.
E. J. p C o T,
9lpptbefer,

ede Der l7ten unp Noinilrnee,
ea'pfeDt ictn rei6bnItiaee Eager olrr in feiu
1aca l6aaenrtn Nrtfc. mie aud 0arfTmrricue
Setfen, Surtrn unp Sdmms jtpcr Grt Eartcu,
Sele' @las &C.; @t9arreu, Hou6, San. unp
S@nupftabnt unp pieIc onoerc 9trtitcl mel6e in
e'eltArn gpctbrtsn 9em6bntih ecfiitrt mcrpcn.
9Huptla6t6 modt eerisbs au6 auf Ieiuer
eetuomten uno unfeblbareu ySirgiua gBcrm
&ttrr" aufmrrtF.m.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06
gfnilletou.
9tm Der 8Drie.

SSis Gus rsm S6miuceI nur
Tcmm idh bsraus2
Spris, mic wunberli6
Stcbt pu mir aus.
He6!er 6anp, Infer !Sanb
glllrs pertauIht,
S6rie, i6 mcrf' cs mpbl,
Du biit berauItbt.
gSas fir Elm i6itf 0cf&t
Santcm, maht ibr,
Str ertGbt ben discount
BUR uneetiibr.
S6r fcip in S6wulitdt
Nie ME Supor.
Sddmet euA. 1hamrt euh,
Sbr altst Corps.
un;t'p @tot's Scnrt Iusar,
gSas mu6 ib Icbsn2
Die Ib,inen gar nitt m,9r
@rnpe gu fcbsn,
9Sadclu uro fafeln
Vie Grru, unp Die Sucr,
Stno picIleiGtt mrrecn
@ m t6ts msrtb mt6r.
6ruber, irenu elm Santrptt
Oriltrn mar ca,
Gtsfcn bic Shulpncr na6
q erita.
@ludit6er iino bic 0eut'
Sort rod ols ticr,
Ssnn. 10 + in, frase i'd,
gaufen rsnn mir
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06
SScne &SirtDihnft
unc

Sasertter 5alUn.
Dem p"bitum Die er9ebenitt 2n,eiae, paE Der
udterSeihn'te tn ieincm 6auie am Nien Niarft
penn 6tIbmartt 9e9eriiter, cine 91irblbaft ucbit
ya9ereler'Salcn errihtet bat, mUiebt er 6m
Treurn mirp, leine 6reunoe uno rae 0uelifum i'm
Na8cmrnen mit pea belten Qjs:ySnfen keptensr
iu tom en-. 5lprrulr Miurr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06

JtCtne ate impcrtirte
SHseinc, Stq1Dre nub @t9arrcm.
Die Nniriidneten bobcn cin GOmpasni;- -tlb6it cr5uc
inter Der Strma ""'
M'KEEVER s. BRICKEN
nnp werprn in ibrcm Stcre, NO. Gr6anoe
bote, Ycnrl Ctr, GtCtmpnp. ga.
r et' 8NI9 Gin cS rcbbaItiscS 2ascr fbrcn spn im-
pprIlgten unp inl6notten " '''
sHeinen, ytqdpra unr Giaarren,
EpnpCn 9orttr, Grptd lle.
S0rrincH H. /. NJ,
nuf mtde @rtifc bitieben bic Gumtr!amftit ibr
nnS oFe 9eprsn gue!ltGms bnSmpGlsn m eraubcn prp,-
letbsn obe aud u9!ci Die Scriidrruno acbfnb hnG Srr
bel unS 9efaufc @rfe aIo 6ct eoron crben Srn mn
ua jtNem &bdt Der SIopt rci inS 6auS aecitrt mrS
@ler. @c &etprr
GbaS. u. Sriden
%s- Or. 8rifen erlaubt lid enen TrsanScn sir
@njee ~ MADDEN pGB CT boS icitpcy YCn ibm bcrirbent
9e!'F' Hno Eetrns- Sertbcrun9S GhGft Fprcten mirr
Stur SnF b'lInrei iit jest III rsm Store ptr 6urcn
MtcStccYcr II. gridcn. " F'''N"
VI. Strllderun9en ollsr ART unb in ben btren
0eulGeIten ptrNta bil9it paitltt tnt0eocnocnpmme'
/! ES'eGh SerI4rUns (5nwenctJ pm0r man lid, an
Sr. Srtttu,
Yo. errNnnae 6pcl, Ipcarlhr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06

y arpcrS
!cnnen bel unterSeibnetsm ltets freunolit6e 3m.
mer unD quite &Ui: frbdtu. Aub its6eu tlpjae
3mmer an lsOiSe 6erren gu Uermittben bel
SUtn Marrb rbauien, Qat,,
am gteucn Wartt.
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Scr Spnncnfptrtb

S6wdbii6s SUlteseihthtc aus rrm pcrioen
Sabrbunrert Srn 6ermann Rur,,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-06

gSaFum 1T ." &ofe Elm ausua aorf..
@ttra"t'E sSsil sr Die Strait bs(fst al. @.%., '
"'Ils Der SFObte" St0Ot an DEN Gag ~ 6rino.n '
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19

The Tax Law of 1858 Unconstitutional.
On the 9th inst, the Supreme Court
decided at Lansing, that the provision
in the tax law of 1853, which attempted
to confer upon Circuit Court Commits
sioners jurisdiction to adjudicate upon
tax titles, is unconstitutional and Uoid.
This knocks the life out of that law.
There can be no reasonable doubt in
the mind of any one, that the whole
provision which limits the right to con-
test tax titles to two years, hinges upon
this provision for trial before Cir
cult Court Commissioner and if the
right to trial falls, the limitation falls
with it. Community generally will
rejoice at this decision, which brings
to a fitting conclusion law, the object
of which was to limit the right to con-
test tax titles to time so unreasonably
short as in many cases to amount to a
denial ofjustice, and which was framed
with more utter disregard of individ-
ual rights than any other law Of SIM
liar character ever adopted in this State
or elsewhere.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19
Another Specimen of DougIasism.

Mr.. Douglas candidate for Vice.
President, as we have more than once
shown, is ferocious slave-code advo-
cate. But this is not the worst Of him.
He seems to be thoroughly imbued
with the Virginia idea that the natural
condition of all laboring men is slaue-
ry. Such, at least, he declared his
views to be in speech delivered in
Philadelphia on the 18th Of September,
1856, from which the following is an
extract: s5 sa 18of sai IS
6. We6elieue capital should oaon labor.
Is there any doubt but there must be a
laboring class everywhere? In all
countries, and under every form of So
cial organization, there must be labor
ing class-a class of men who get their
living by the sweat of their brow and
then there must be another class that
controls and directs the capital Of the
country" ~
That is, every merchant, manufac-
turer, ship-builder orship-owner--every
farmer and every man in whatever bus
mess, who is compelled to employ la.
borers, should oao,s them. If carpen-
ter wants a mechanic, vessel sailor,
the city a laborer, they must buy them.
So says Mr.. Johnson, the Douglas can
didate for Vice-President. He does
not intimate that slavery shall be con-
fined to the black race, Whoever is
compelled to earn his bread by the
sweat of his brow" must be owned by
the employer, whether aohite or not.
Is there any white laboring man of
Michigan who can hesitate to vote for
so good a. Democrat as the author of
this patriotic and clevating sentiment?
Remember when you 60 to the polls,
that the Douglas candidate for Vice.
President has declared that CAPT.
tai SHOULD OWN LABOR,n and
then vote for the popular sovereignty
candidate !-Det. Advertiser.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19
Republican State Ticket in Missouri.

RePuDiIcan state TICKET In MISSOURI
The Republicans of Missouri now
have full State as we'll as Electoral
Ticket in the field. The following are
the nominees for the State officers:
For Governor-James E. Garden
hire, of Cole county.
For Lieut.. Governor-James Lind
say, of Iron county.
For Secretary of State-William B.
Adams, of Montgomery county.
For Treasurer-G. w. Fl. Landon,
of Buchanan county.
For Auditor-Judge Ezra Hunt, of
Pike county.
For Attorney General-Arnold Ker-
KEEL of st. Charles county. a1
For Register-Thomas @. Fletcher,
of Jefferson county.
For Superintendent of Common
Schools-Dr. Henry Bernstein, of st.
Louis county. SIS i 500 sgl % s9i7
For Board of Public Works-John
M. Richardson, of Greene, Frederick
Muench, of Warren, and William nj.
Mcpherson of st Louis. b3fal
This is by far the best ticket in the
field in Missouri, and there is a posi-
bility of it's success at the election.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19
The World.

This is the title of paper just estab-
lished at New York, copy of which
has found its way to our table. 1t is
an eight PACED paper, somewhat larger
than either Of the other daily papers
of that city. 1t is Independent in poll
tics, and is edited with ability by staff
of able writers headed by James r.
Spaulding, formerly of the Courier Dc
Enquirer. Proposing to make the
world its field, and to regard all ques.
tons from the elevated standpoint OF
Christianity, in its broadcast and high
est Significance, it assumes a purpose
the grandest ever yet announced by
the Press. Eschewing sectarianism
or factional views both in Religion and
Politics, yet freely discussing both, in
the clearest lights of a broad conser-
vatism, this sheet will meet want OF
the age which will render its success
at once sure and certain.
TERMs-Daily World, 81 per an
mum; Semi-weekly So; Weekly So,
and aliberal discount to clubs. Ad-
dress, "The World" SO Park Row,
New York City, 7gj .sss3 ua,,oI
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-19
Letter of Acceptance.

For the instruction of Republicans
who are not aware of the monstrous
prctensions of the Slavery Propaganda,
we print Mr.. Breckinridge's Letter of
Acceptance, asking for it the careful
attention of our readers of all parties.
From perusal. of this. Union saving
document, it would seem that Mr..
Breckenridge very modestly thinks that
the salvation of the Union depends en-
tirely upon the triumph of himself and
personal friends in this contest. This
scarecrow however has been worn
threadbare in previous campaigns, and
has lost its potency. The pitiful APP
peals made by Breckenridge, Douglas,
Bell, & Co., to secure their own eleva-
ton to place and power, and the threats
held out, that the Union will be dis
solved, if they fail in being elected,
brings contempt and ridicule upon
themselves. The American people are
too enlightened to be gulled by such
flimsy appeals and threats.
The issues involved in this campaign
are Intervention in behalf of Freedom
or Intervention in behalf of Slavery in
the Territories. Lincoln favors the
former while Douglas (by the aid of
the Judiciary and Breckenridge and
Bell, (the two latter by Congressional
Slave Code,) favor the Protection of
of Slavery-only differing in the form
of application of the power.