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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-01

9IIS institution favorabiy known the public 70
q the last sixteen years, is able offer greater
inducements than ever before In consequence of
cent improvements The College buildings
modate two hundred and fifty boarders and IA more
healthy and deli -ht:Gi loo tion cannot ne found. II is
situated near South Bend, the Michigan Southern
cities
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-01
The Price in Figures On Goods,

that experienced and the inexperienced buyer
are placed equal footing, and the shah fare
a. well the other. Ny Goods Ntrked Lo,c and
there Will be
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-22
StdDti(hts.

Masess-&curt g.rr siosIs srf6i,n p,asu,
1ruussabas nne sacreeuiiiGsm 8sssasea sor
Der ecast sdm isse@ init sinsm 8 ssrssssie tascn.
&barsss gsass NIB g,prse gsriib srf&isnsn
nntsr DIR A'tiese Dor Der Court. BON Miosris
Saufmann srsi 3aas alts Sti,fsIn asapblsn ,u
bas'n. @urbsm on eit bsbsrt Court srrpisfsr.
Wm. applssars ams, 3oisps 5espfan wurssn
'@nteis sefanpsn' Que sintnt am. Sry sst6rrn.
Cen Sehsr sl3 s~eAcbttn ~ Gaben.
- Gs il isst EN- ~iapassafass espleaad TN
u'slauf wsl6ss 100 Ioaors msrtb III. Sc IN
is6s :3'u lans, csal une 70 bid rte ,in am.,i.
taniidss 3ran,isocGarSfid ,uns in RON 10 rel.
sfH' So'ts, eos ss a@ tiesen last Mt. glsi.
@ir runidsn iscsm unfertr stfss snntsst etid
BARON in itine Wln,fammIuus.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-22
Mss. 9. Suttss.
esntfss estamms,
pteaeitrasf. 'riiHtn rer Is. uns 7

Cs untfr'sltbnsftn ltnttn rte Musnsrtl, ,t,i+
9eh S'sotrst'taufern aui ibr eas.r ron tsrnr,.
s'sS. yrepttens; ustbi, 9iaarrrn. ,Sau,,s,I me-,
e"Puae arfltt', Ole serSk, lid in errem s,r,r,;.
10" soop!fidie'W tisbaft yefibrt perpen. N,i,r-
osFs ma1tn lt auf ibr re,hes aEein. uns = au,..
wager aufmfrtiain. &@e pieie s1aartp ,m,rn..,
"ai no.t'0sn Mtartten nno meif,ns fir S,or
9etauit. wtstaitI mir Bal riinftlitben W,,,s.s.
,a auBssit tia,aen prriitn pertanf,n fsun,n
Dit con uas ais dit sarantirten 9,raupi,s ,,ro
Sttne nno eiBene 9mpcrtattcn. uup m,nt, ~
,n'i@t. tpt NIT 3uiasen ihSelittr Ste5. ~.
ssotH, Eie titles lei rrn i'm Nlvr,tn ,sf,,s,.,
2SaarsH nur ,u OFT Der 6ai III. Der S.,,,Am,.
"sS. ssauats's DUR Iioantaiu Htw" T,histn
S'n Dem mir tie tiusis,a Y,rfauitr linn y,,rn
On Uephlt uns o'nte Yon ttintm innerb,ih s,r
Su. Staattn Sserannttn s9bist.s iittr,rpS,n
unisr Eager beitets auBtrptm NOD ans
ioev UaB trtsa nnp 1urufne Ni.bl. unt,r b..
men Dir pen Sadetn sefatten Sortsu M,m.
Sllsaas, Yerto 3lee uno Gnta 3ufer nan yG,.
llhsss . u 6aB Gut geaI, @rulbse. Neun,r,o
amp 8aHe 3udsrj 100 Bitten lbe.: SO Pm -
Stift nae eltpter; Wo. | unp DO. 8 Mi,t,,,I
uno perins' ; { tiHs gut. @o,b.n Butter. NON
or MIR poipsnt.iSs Stneunstn srsai.en: sar,.
Bacon ~ 81, pams, Sboalptrs uno 8r,.;,a d.
Saii, Starts, Dealt guwosr, srmablsntu lR,r,
nne pfsntr /; Yleiftn. Srlsn, eimer uno MI, ~.
'enlti5tn artit.t Die M eintr Wreesrp aepobulib
%osrlaast Wtfetn. So
osfasr: Us aeaaaee's pure @euntatn 1e,v
ssPsks. H,.Sarstsa's. 5asealcoia 5.ods, . on.
oaep IipnenJahsll ano RseuTep sIsIst,s; 2aO
saF lfafspiit'pen SraacS, usit, Oiaostra. os,r.
~, e!arst aaa q pampasn sntta; Gieer, 0pm,
artsn ai9u. rs. -
as ~ Batlaee 56bns
sG4t Der l4ien uas gary StraEt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-22

Drei ieitsns Gsiausetatsnte aas In Su.
rrpa snthrdt rroreen. uamlieb 4, In a s,s,r
cline iunse Sanssrin. bic TN 1sfse elmer ft,n,.
rem Stinrns fsin fed. afS bic Der Srnup ains
mar 2. in gsnua cine inus. Sanasriu. ga
ntns GRIP b'ania. aus elmer stter Tsanii&,n
Samtlts ttimrnsnr. S,t wnrst ssr stpet / br,p
ale tsr Batter fars, BON esm tttanntsn Dr.
Sebte, BEN Sertafer Ger 6 rpniaas lcareaIeui.
Ger etutiHtu rSie, Fer in @suua mo mt arm
ftrt. Ole pat IN Genua Gurote asmaS uur
tou t6 Ia tor zoe geiansstatent Ser Ssuuts.
NIT esm plaiiiiten Spitlt Ger Rana SCREEN ia,n,
1atet ir0 fe istr tltf@ III. staa al. !stt.
rds fs an DtitiGidnp a~nitrtteuS mir. e.pi,h
wiu man tn 5ambura eie, l&5nae unp trafti; 4,
GsnUrfimmt, tts felt Iatini aes5t wcrpsu. emit.
bsdt baten. Diefe Stirsrae tsRuret ah ,,ptr
i'm Seiise siuse unsssotelt.a S6rtinersefsu n.
Dem nan BITE n0sstse @tfaatspclitur 10 idneu
'tOss nioait@ tsisubrinsen ~bsirstt il.
Gin Dsaiidsr, Mamtnt R,yler, trtrSn.ts
fa fnr,li6 sa pbildceipbia. m.l siner inner
ytadtara an Der 96ttfs t,ner 3ran,osra ?.
9'rtr, wtlte Yaeelsr i'm, ircdbiein ,ppIl,,
s~psifslt bate. ilssersriebsnrs 3arta,fubl
sSas 1T Gin Gtm mtrtb I 4Sn et;,o,,
sDuree In Der 8!ass res 5ritSri6 Safss ~ az
rts Galeua Giisntatn Gcmpasnis. ei, Sur, I,
aH2. Ssai BON pr Scr, Stla.sn @;le.it sn,r,
BUR Ssiiallns von $500 ssrnrtbtiit m,;I ! !.
tiatrtas 8ino sts 8tis,rs yer S.m Gil, ,t,br
qua uStsfV bren trerrsu rpar UNI tineu arr Elm.
blet tattt. Sa84t8 & =" ~
Slattrrn. Ditft 2rant6eit Strr,bt -
e'rtianati in sittrsttunrutisenssn aasrebn,u,
Oa eae Sdtbaas rnitt II In &C, staat u,l,eee n
70 btrriDt srcse 6at@ty tae eff. 8sant5,it Fs
oersrsitta ns5bte. '4
Si G.isstnbtit cinss nsali1sn G;..
Starrmss in 9aniae Eltn Gistlumpen nan 1.
IT tns @trtGt. & s.7a
5osss alter. Sn Dae,ussu.e. 81 N
firS eoriss Ncbe stue 5sdu. gfamens MIN
srsrsrortb. i'm stttr soa 125 Sabrtn. 81,
MIR ane Wioolstsp,. Gonn.. atour,ia uno s,in.
-nsFtt ith nod Ger Gfr snifc aus ssm enaI,,a.
t'a"sorlS'n Sritss I'm @anasa) pcn 1855.
Cdmph1 .hiltrt ,piibsn q, 10 SrIea,s
nhS @strlt'. DIE aasasttn rag eint r.aelm5.
e'ss 9srsinouns csrnIt.slf SDampfibiTl n I'M.
i1tn 10 Gele,ns unp cen pa en- cen D,,r,s,
t"ssri@trt rsrOe, fap itbr sldnpns. Tenn
Ssrass4ltn naa p;rp ris 6auS.Go nmitt. 6 b.;
'of'r nadtt'a, S~srfa'nnIuns eint gelpsewiut.
gang BON 100000 gu osm 3p.d, tsuiaio,r
Den plan .dusIuflbrsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-22
M.Mlan,

Nc. l6l Sroaefr, lwil1en DER 6ten uur item
SSH Astns fur Sttetid's ebampasusr.
rmrii bit Rem eeutldssn Yuslitum itia irild au.
Se'Vm'ssuss sastr ssa &tSarrtn. Ssiusu. Gpam
paSner. ~ssssubsn. ~gstranatt Wanvsla. apsriu6
ertsu SAlrnns &c, naml,t
loJ,UoO rtutihs 0tserr,n. aat Sraucf,
20.uuG 9enhas 0asana,
2O.UO0 penrs Clay = apaua, 5
Su.ovO Sraeuecs payana, ! E1G
go la.V1o pruep pc. yara. - 800 ,ss
80 Sprsn N5siamrtne,
20 seste C9ftSria'ietH Gbsnpasasr. fur
amfittnl& aSent gts ppa S c,s Ia Dot
lars per Jterc, 93Ga3e@
SO Dassnp stptaasn.
81 yIO. s.praunts @tanrsIn uns itsssud.
90. q fttrnio %ulinu5, SFsa
relas aststsl ia ~ piaisem PRES sTerirt.
W. Bias aMt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-22
Gpufbicr s. lyiakcr, =

79o. "a S9satnitr. ;;rittsa Ger II. n. IL. Strab
sriantsia tit bier.'it isren 5reunptn wis BEN
esniirtn Vdpiitu,a asel paapt eie rrsesrnfs Aa
sslae ~ masotn, eas fs Tor nru ttatlirtcs
SSrim= pnb GiNdrren5G ,eiebaft
urterni bsiitlssa lase rrpTast bacen.
Dnrn tln rttettalttsts sdy : Ger befsn Sbsin
'ran'Otiite ane unsar.g 9stae, Sapsantuap Jlp
hels Sfanatspstai, 8um aup Wststiss uso pa
SAAa,s' nnc epsltis Sisarren III Del, Siant
sssssstaauen tilistn antcrpesuasen ssnissn su
tsnntn, ,pire 60 3unler tlfri9ltss 8sltrtesn it,n.
eur1 Staistsii Ger ptet c nne 9tseai,it Der BE
s,sRnnS ans sis @ant pe. putatams "A. ersin,
sen uap iu ertaittu. y GSt
5it@monp. Ma.. S. @sai $780, aa-.E
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-22
Sdftrti ium gssrrsntsn.

Dit isitstr RON ptn. a.. Siennsr In Der 2ttn
StfaBs 6twDsats Saitrst l,sst III Sermstesn.
oisraaf oisfssnsraos fSHnsn 0dssrss bel Inter.
,t'patte@ IN lt,nt,n oanlt an Marlbauprast.
soit.sf e itotn Seaatas Rersen poa 3 bis 8
apr ga tpredsa M ssi prn. R,sslaas 5,lper an
ysdrssauiiraBs uno -. ORA. Sui. 6. St,be, an
osoaofssBs sslsasts. Sofepb 8oit. {
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-22
8abl=
an 5eba 8. la.Ier. $50,

~" Sppn l.. laYler, $50.
ss1tesr estr! "a c;s ; 1t ~otrannast, caa Su Saracx p,r
- w. Wills E'!isa Sptttn III eripiaiea bahea, Iap %
!, Ssi9 laleKt iaase 3ttaasrp.ft MT ,ipaea plson uOt.
M ~. s, = " : S's Sst $ .at q: J~ds's.ltsa ssitssu. Om pRG.
AsisH, ip ais aa,lnipat tur eie,s Sfiet IN srfi,rrr ,sr.
pieislben ,5pnen} Iurt ,lnieIIuRars :u,,,nsr, "''"''" '"''"
Gr. u 5. atItu. N",un ), ra.,a
-. Stehlsa8, xsnlaMin DllIoa,
sSuM.s 20 1eon, yRalsr 5pre,
a. o. 5ones, =. z. Briestip. tr,
:. :. Soaof, aspS. ". 920alagus,.:
= psalfta, 8. u. YoIes,
NSio'sh, SiTsn y. 600,
y y =. Atnsltp, puclcn .. Gsrs,
soT u. Sarasu. I5Omas si Nam
S Ssn el!1aas, 9sarits u. YsI.,fs,
~ pl99ss. btnr2 8suiopr,
,s * -. aSaiioh, Wss. 3iRDtiaft,
Aatialerre. &. Y. &aYlpp.
a "M.e Y. Vfalonu, HitaEb &psMaS,
sS9passr.s DanIel r.. Reiisa,
gsaosn VtifrB, sE1as Sppn pertias,
{: pat,otL Sprrpia MeRas.
9Sp. &llirsworta. Sr.y 3. e Grunp.
q 30 aSava -EFff-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-22

In BIT seErsa Il. 8. Terrell, Bm. g. 5.G,
fnrp. 5snpau, B.fFn, 3lnsS Gilnan uao Mnnrr,
9nbtn tn 3brsSs l,nc asstueN tta.atn i1nn "a. y ,4hy
ns. rilsrs ~ nts eisrratt a!s { q S-isstoa ~ ps iTp
ttaes sssrsIis fad ptartsO goaatp, mo ~
g3i. lisItaaeslesH 9as::, a,sxi Is &c Oa,ngsa y e;,igx =
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-22

Ghr Ridter ser saeiass- Gcusts -
Ssss. .. &DOms. Wsq.
Die srIeeiett
% S6terHeIIe:
Va SWIM ". Dasis, Gee.

Die uattryfihnst,n Burger pen s,nriso Cam
-, rt, nit tisfem Sesausrn con rem 8pisbsn
unisrts autssytitnttta stitttts. 6on. e9ctn g.
0lrpscn athert tatta, wcsurh bic Hittsrtsue
oitlts 9sifrisss sacaat wurot. -~syfndteu Sa, ah
uln sisie 6tsut gu tewsrttn; uns psrfstettn So.
nsn ibrt rarmItt uatsrRGbaEa.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-22

Snsr.Hs S1lc: fas Dsn 40 eeanGY. >
Jt isise mid Y srour4 ais tn Q~anpteat fur
sbiSe EfFes an. S5atsi nib meint Mittaras.
" eielsr Stslls stwaelen, 10 ears. ib pls,sIpt
0aiitbar annsbmsn, aisp pt 9Ihltsn psrlslosn
5eiSihtnsaft ule anparttili1 r~rfalsn.
Asz aevb3 =. 4tIt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-22
Sp b II OpeS.
@aaenfabr,fart

2Sa5enfatrtart,
cd Der 9ttn uas Srcas, strase,
tnlsFcs,t RaufissSsbrrn iein e,str ,.r pr
Ssrsatn sSsstn isctr ari snc slansr fsbSif ,, - vase.eat
S ~ s9h antsrtisen nsuer Dasat aus in per ~ ,"r, lasm
3; Ssi n n .s,f ~ zen s!at Zen yisitp. aae in ssa aes a.rss4
49, fasenssa'a'uI PnsSa ,dnttli hi. a%us5,fn6r,.
Sam Strmtttben iebea atts tiuise
s"es"'s ousS'es Ssssn tinise Srrsatuns Del
-- Spkn Dpes
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-22

an bic Schumacher ron 5snrieo Geun,y.
&ul es @atsreeraus Y,sler Srsunce bin, uns
"a &c mn M.'ush ttSsnsn sRnnia,n itrrs,n.
E."H al. 20 fFlisrt tt MID b~ifreusst ais sin Gau-
pieat fur Die 0arD y
sstaIs SfFee son senriso Gsunty.
tns bite gang erSetenjt Nh Ole St,mm,. mtiu,r
0f,teurssr 70, rer I'M Neat lauEneenoes Staass.
0lbl. $500
a. cine @arantie fus ltrtae pfi6aTIluuua
e,slsr StFft p~s,ps,ie IDS auf biz 4rt urn. 2e ilr
mn rslsp,t lob rpahrsne t,r iesten prei lsbre ais
Stpgls ces Sb,r,1s Gle @tibaitt p~erlt.bsn he
icr9t bsef.8 ~ 89 GS55 aylH e21
~a"l srsstsnif. ST. 9tittlrser q ~s1.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-22
@eTllssafoa Gnrfcr.

VH'hsS Is sunssn ,tlpk tym publiFum ,y.s,s,,,,. !.
sIstssst aa;siac, sep rtint rmn,r-Ip,t,siSs y ee
l1ss non nusn aHtSssn sar Gs.st baIiuas Be publitsm,
S.l,sssn, s'm efhnasn 3astab nitstr arsnn 4 il M .i.n
~ ~ fesr ofst Hspnis une talts Srelta in arre,,r S T"
Ssv. ~ R"v,n nrs irrrit ouft @shsnfe ieetr ssrt "a, + T %.r
Gsa'fd'' oFsansftafIitt iuRt ia~sIrsissn 9 81 : ys M
simon Gttiu 80,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-22
@abLNefise,,.s-

$50 JebHE. aaYter, Ges,AE9s np
Der eth Gansiha. far RE EttsiHs Office BON Sen.
rice Counts IA. Ram fammti6sn fsutlosn 4nr.
germ etsfse Iifrigts ale esr paN.rrl, uns per
nautnssnrttsRt Rann cur ausf6auna sislsr e
aussre ~rtdtistn Office tmpfrtIsn rpefstn, rmf
e-iub,u mir ssstais a0t Anrstirtirasr, sri her
I'm 9tai Ratthacencen @ast 9osn g 5aslst
:srs StirHmsn ~ sshen. NsS,FAa $500
2wn r7.a ,r3r 8iebItre eea.lht aspptiyt niratr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-22
Sefanmtnsabmaae
Gfiffnm8ssU cst
asaabbGaGt8en Iu asSScresus
unb
Yrcistmrmcss
taA
Sba0s pf4tpiue Wartsu,
am @erssss rem IL Saui 1860.
Mbtnss 8aa im<s strtMfeiTS saaI.

Nae Etsltnisru. wfits s~eivnntn fnb, bic I'm
'abt Ger stitbtsn Tre,ie pnrss fieins Wsidt.nte ,u
rsSssn fssbstsn. sieieltsn at,uatt,n
9dbarst hub Sausr's Out. sup Sbubiicrs
neten .. ofttnitin. pSer in Soas's q. Fttsp.r.
t&Snsrnns. oalrn IN Srsarar.se a.stu Der 2t.n.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
The Helper 30 ok.

Tie necessity Of something on the sub
lect Of the bad tendency of slavery, which
could be made to reach and convince
Southern minds, has long been felt. /
seems that this desideratum has been sup
Piled BY The now famous Helper book
Having been arraigned as it was, befor,
our National Council 81 Souterner, tbe
beople Of the South are curious to krou
the contents ola book which can command
50 rsuck attcatioD, and will call it into cir
culatlon where documents less aiDcendiary'
woulb not be permitted to appear. The
res, result IS easily foretold. The people vii
learn how much better they, and the Ma.
ton can flourish under Freedom than IN.
der Slavery, and will be induenS "a 5,
conviction. s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
TIE FtcrFrc RAILROAD.

would again express q most decided
opinion in favor Of the construction of a
Pacific Railroad, 70 the reasons stated in
my two last annual messages. When ] re-
fleet udon what would be the defenceless
condition tfo@r States and territories west
of tho Rocky mountains in case Of war
with navel power sufficiently strong to
interrupt all intercourse with them by the
routes across the Isthmus, am still more
convinced than ever of the vast importance
of this railroad. | have never doubted the
constitutional competency Of Congress to
provide for lis construction, but this ex-
clusNely under the war-mak'ng power
Besides, the construction expressly reqnires
Ms an imperative duty, that "the United
States shail protect each Of them 1.-THE
Slates) against INVASION" am at loss
to conceive how this protection can be af-
forded to California and Oregon against
snch navel power by any other means
Isrepeat the opinion contained in mi last
ANIMAL MESA that it would be iaexpe-
sdient for the government to undertake
this great work by agents Of its own APP
pontment, and under its direct and its ex-
elusive control This would increases the
patronage of the Executive to dangar-
Gus extent and would foster a system Of
jobbing and corruption which no vigilance
on the part Of the federal officials could
prevent. The construction of this road
ought, therefore, to be entrusted to incor-
poratad companies, or other agencies who
would exercise chat active and vigiant SUI
peryision over it which can be inspired a
lone BY sense of corporate and individ-
ua interest. / venture to assert that the
additional'cost Of transporting troops, mu-
hitions Of warand the necessary supplies,
for the army. across the vast Intervening
plains to our possessions on the Pacific
coast would be greater in such war than
ahe whole amount required to construct
The road. Ard yet this resort would, az
ter all, be inadequate for their defence
and protection.
JAMES Buchanan.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
Bold-Bolder- Boldestl


Hon. Mr., SINGLETON of Mississippi came
out The boldest for disnnion Of any one
yet.
In the course Of his remarks he said -
Il ask YOU Republicans this question, and
insist on an arsweH do you not intend
whenever you obtain the power to exclude
our slaves from all the Territories by Con.
gressional enactment, or by Squattcr Sow
ereigntyp
Several Republicans replied, s'Yes, we
will employ all the legal and constitution
al powers AT cur command to preserve the
Territories for the homes Of free labor."-
Three or four Anti.Lecompton Democrats
also nodded in the affirmative.
Well, gentlemen, if that is the deliber-
Ate purpose ofthe Republican party or the
Popular Sovereignty party you may pre-
pare your minds for dissolution Of the
Union! We shall have expansion. We
shall have it in the Union; but il we can
not in the Union, We shall have expansion
out of the Union.
Logan of LII. -"The Douglas Democrats
of lilinois, are going to support the nomi-
fec ofthe Charleston Convention on what.
ever platform may be made, for the pur-
pose Of whipping the Black Republicans 7
SrSGLEToN.-fWell, sir, if that is all
the principle or reason that actuates YOU in
supporting tho Democratic ticket, then
say God help the South, il she must de.
pend on such friends as You" Such was
the compliment paid to tile "dirty work
Egyptian Democrat.
The voting for Speaker then commenced,
and thfee ballots we're taken before ad.
Journment. On The first vote three or -four
& Democrats bolted Bocock, which made him
mad, and he got up and withdrew bis
name. On the next two ballots the Dem
ocrats scattered like flock of pigeons. and
Voted for score of persons. To-njoht
they are holding a caucus to selec, now
candidate.
The President Is getting uneasy at The
delay In the organization. Some think
that the Democrats will be Obliged 10 Al
low the adoption If The plurality rule
The Republicans will stand By Sherman
y nnhl next Spring. 4 necessary.
The last vote for Speaker, taken on SAT
urday last, gave Sherman los. The tru.
vote which he can commard any time /
ll2. The democratic and American go,e
scatter over a DOZEN or more. Il is sal,
chat the public feeling about The Capitol i
heavy in favor Of Sherman, on account .
the patriotic, conservative and union con
duct Of RepubI ans as compared With al
ether parties.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
Division Meeting at 1soscobo,

Pursuant 10 notice large and entb,.;
as,io meeting Of the ciliz MS of BoscoI,,
met at The depot in said village on the a.. a.,
day of December 1859, at z o'clock p NJ
10 argee upon some concert of action ani
take into consideration ways and maoas
for the division Of Grant County.
Org nized by eleciiLg Moses Morebon,.
Chairman and George law Secy.
The Chairman stated The object n n,
meeting after which spirited remarks war; "o
made, by Mcssrs. Mortimer, Parker Raw
lIartshorn, Knowlton, Stevenson, Curt;s
and others, as to the best means 10 be nsod
u accomplish the Object.
Mcyad and seconeed, that John Morti
incr, D. r. Parker, Aliled Palmer, A. W
Ray, o. Y. Knowltop, Nj. Meytr, and G
w Linboelptr he sppoipted a committee
10 have genera charge of the whole mat.
ter, motion carried.
Moved and seconded that a copy Of the
prcceo dirgs Of this meeting lie sent 10 he
Grant County Heraldn the "Grant Coun.
~ Witness,' and "Bosccbel Democrat
for publication, motion carried.
On motion. meeting adjourned, to give
the committee opportunity to organize
and take further actions
MOSES MoREHoUsE,
GEO. HAw, Cb'n.
Scc'y.
RoecnLoi noo foIst 1870
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07

ELECTION oFMEMBERs. The failure TO pass
Post Office bill necessarily gives birth to
serious reflections. Congress, by refusing
to pass the general appropriation bills nee.
essary to carry on the goyeinme may
net only arrest It's action, but even distrov
its existance. The armv,'he navy, Tho jldi-
ciar7- in short every department Of gov
eminent can no longer pelfJrm their fnnc-
lions if Congress refuse the money nccis
saly for their support if this failure SHOULD
teach the country the necessity of elect
tug full Congress IN sufficient time TO
enable the President t. convince them III
any emergency, icn..immeeIiaicly after
the old Congress has expired i. will have
: been productive of great good. In time
Of sudden and alarming danger, foreign
or domestic, which all nations must OK
poet 10 encounter ia their progress, the
very salvation Of our institutions may be
siaked upon the assembling Of Congress
without delay. IGuudcr such cilcumstan-
'ccs, the President should iind himself in
the conditions in which he was placed at
Tie close oflhe last Congress, with half the
State of tie Union destitute Of rcpresen-
taiives, the consequences might he disas.
trous. | therefore recommend toCongress
% carry into effect the provisions of the
Constitution on tbisGsuhject, and to pas, a
inw appointing some day previous 10 tho
4th Of March in each year Of odd number
Fsor the election Of representatives. through
out all The States. They have already ap-
pointed day for tho electors for Presi
dent and Vice President, aud has been APP
prove by The country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07

CoRTENAs, THE OUTLAw.-A bin /.
been introduced into The Legislature y ],
Texas, and has passed the hsuse, aut6oS
zirg reward cf $1,000 for the canl~
of Cortenas. or any other of the Leaders ~ !,
The Mexican outlaws or. lrganjs on H.
Rio Grandc. 10y
Cofienas has issued a PROCLAMATION :.
tile Mc1ican'inhabiianis Of Texas, ayoriao
himself their champion and PROCESSING !
DO at the head Of a secret society 10 a,ern'
their wrongs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
Sulnmons----Smith.

rosnof PatehGfove. : IN Justice Court.
YEI0 10. j. SMITH.---You IRA ho-ahy ,a,;eod ia, !.
writ Of attachment has been issued AGAINST you and
ycar property attached to satisfy tho demand Of on.
corn PARSONS amounting to fourteen dollars and forty.
ael lsacy justice cs the Peace in and Tor said COUNTY
~ hls office in said town, the 80 Gay ~ Janary
~ ~ ioou at .ee o.s -ek IL the forenoon Judgment
70 pay the debt.--Dated January 4ih A. D. iSGO
-S-ss OSBulsN Il PARSONS, PLAINTIFF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07

WISCONSIN STATE JouRSAL.-Tke pro
prietors of the State Journal, the only Re
publican paper at the State Capital, have
Issued their prospectus for the daily, tri
weekly, and weekly during the session.
BY it we learn That three copies of the
Weekly will be sent for 81; one copy Of
the tri.weekty for so cts; one copy Of ths
Daily for 81. Address, Atwood, Rublee
& Reed, Madison, Wis.
The Journal is better paper than for
merly. Since its emancipation from the
Balance, and cessation from urging nam
9th appropriations or State buildings, il
has become a reliable state paper and or
gan. We hope it will receive large sup
port from the west in clubs and single or
ders at prices above.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
blood and rhunsler.

The following 'naorcead is found in the
Southern Contederdcy, published at At
lanta, Georgia:
"Dougla has abolitionized the Northern
wing Of th, Democratic party, to secure a
united support Of hat section for the Pres
idency.
The South will nsycr support him, tho
10 was the nosnince Of forty Charleston
Conventions,
And although Mr.. Hickman declares
that the South shall never dissolve the
Union BY division of Territory: vet, diyi.
SIGN or no division, we are resolved, in the
event Of the election Of a Black Republican
President, land Judge Douglas is equally
as offensive as Scaoard.) to make the at
tempt Ard if we fail it will be whenff
teen millions Of Yankees s0eitey IN their
gore, and when there is not left son o
our cline, 10 lead US TO the banquet, and
cry havock TO ye rebel cesoards.'n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07

- Edward Mooney, avoung man, was
.rled and convicted last week at DUBUQUE.
for the murder and robbery Of Charles
WOOL, IN November. His accomplice,
named Clifford, is on Trial. Mooeey i
rom Herkliner county, N. Y. The day
lof his execution Is not fixed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-01-07
Dissolution Notice.

FHNiE Co-partnership heretofore existing between &
l. Osborn David Parsons known the grni of oa-
horn Parsons have this day dissolved by mutua:cen
sent The business viii DO closed by both partners who
will be found at the old stand. Those indebted win
please call and set Immediately and thus cost and
lroube- i. S. OSBORN.
Iafton, JAM ID. 1860. d. PARSONS.
29-3t