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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-02-23
Graves & Renedict's
CASH CIRCULAR.

Revised and corrected according to the
Rise and Fall of the Market.
Cut Nails, made from ''Iron Mountain
and Lake Superior" Iron, Ptb. s
Cat Nails, p keg, 375
Best American Tire Iron, - H., 81
Round and Square Iron, p h., 4
Round and Square Iron, Z to 2
inches, p To, 81
Band and Stake Iron, a2 fb, 4
J Round Iron, R fb, 4
Oval and ] Oval Iron, p ID, 4
Perm Horse Shoe Iron, War
ranted, p 10, 4
Sweed's Iron, ~ 10, 5
Best Quality Nail Rod Iron, Pb, y
MAYORS or Sanderson's Cast
Steel, ID 10, 10
Best Quality Wagon Springs,
per To, 10
Cowing's Thimble Skeins,
2%611, sett, go
Best Quality Thimble Skeins,
81 4 IL, weighing 100 TBS to
the sett, 4 90
Butchers Horse Rasps, IA in
ches, 60
Peter Wright's Best Quality
Wrought Iron English An
wills, P 10, ~
inch Elevated Oven Stoves,
Large Oven, burning 25
inch wood, Complete with
Furniture, Is 90
inch Square Stove with Ex-
tended Oven, burning 25
inch wood, Complete with
Furniture, Is 90
Quart Milk Pans, made from
Heavy Charcoal Tin, 16
Glass, x 10, P box, 225
Glass, 9 ~ II, lOH II, 9%13,
14,9|l5, IOE l6, d9 box, $50
Spear q Jackson's Hand and
Panel Saws, 26 in, IT'S
Greenfield Tool Company's
Planes, - sett, $50
Newmeyer 81 Crafts Axes,
warranted, 90
Newmeyer & Crafts Axes,
warranted y box, 10 so
Fave Trough, made from heavy
Charcoal Tin, - foot, s
Cast Steel Muley Saws, 7 feet, IL 90
(" " :" II &c l3 90
Fllnt's Hook Tooth ID Cut Saws,
per foot, SIS
Butchers Mill Files, IA inches, SO
Manila Rope, warranted
pure, p fb, IL
Best Oak Well Buckets, 629
Cooper's Jointers s'Best Beech,'
per pair, 200
Tress Hoops, best quality, p sett, 2 SO
Curtis Iron Beam Plow, COM
plete, with clevis, wheel and
coulter, 900
Curtis Wood Beam Plow, 90
Baker Plow, SO
Buckeye Plow, 600
Cast Sleigh Shoes, R fb,
Cutter Shoes, Steel, P fb, u
Our entire Stock OF Hard Ware, Stoves and Tin
Ware, Iron and Steel-which we intend to keep
ull and complete-we will sell proportionately low
Job Work and Tin Roofing done pron1ptly. and
at low Prices, by experienced Workmen
Highest Market Price paid for Old Iron. RAGS
Copper Brass Brittania. Beeswax &c.
The Citizens of Northern Indiana. Cass Van
Buren,, and Berrien Counties respectfully invi-
ted to call and examine our Stock, and mark the
difference between cash and Time Prices.
GRAVES & BENEDICT,
Corner Front and Main Street, Blossoms Block,
Niles, Michigan
Niles, September 18th, 1852 sep15-2lyl
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-02-23
nj OR E LIGHT.

CHICAGO, February 2, 1860. i2yi
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

)APrRs PEsprso sEscRs BIS HONOR T

phPrRs PEsDiso sEscRs BIS HONOR TIE
.'0' TRGs soaap or suPEsvrosa
.%s. css. sss ~ s 20 Il, ceasJ Gers
Ssfs q supervisors November u. isco On .Je, saa
E,.oaoa p.y sn. o. rrs.ei, Noada aa s-icO FOR
Board Of supervscs, November y, is0 On ares and
ss,cSlirs V p.y sGi Of o q Hunphr.y Co for osypes
EcSd O. srpavI,ou. November n. 1870. On ayes ard
R,ou',sr, psy IN 2, rsrss Marpty $40 for e.r.ys
oss mn y assrs 20 sio0 md Bsisr ood.ia Ill Si'c
Board O susavsors, Sovemser y, iso On ayes and
ssssaiisn " .sy llrs o. . war; ., 80 -io and ,.
,c.rs super'i'Or,, November n isso On ayes nd
s..oIu'.s. si ., cs.,.s x.r.s, s4co U-lc 's
Board q superv~ss November a. isn oa and pos
h.soui,un Auiiorirrs connrss on c,mias Courts 4, ~
eu'rs r,o be n.c -n q rsc'ns gas nsss and closes -
hoard q suIrv.Os November n, 1880. On Aye and sos
. ssss.s.sy Z .sy IN . Z: os 20 3 10 &c. e.
hoard q Supervisors. Hovs-su n. isso On sye and
ssslsioa 70 us.s ssrrcrr.scs Of = 900 for repairs of
ns:.s 90 u rsg: ss.s,, sss Es,.s n IAN q, .,. ana
OJ.s S:, . ..ss, ~ q Sc.: {: c:. q Gi '"
5osie q sspuvsOs, Eovs.br u. issa On sSss and
Resoluon ccn. un,csuou Of j. xsIsod nurphy. sns,
noer On sWvey OF HHle@ fveY, ~ atve " bri6Re
Bosrd Of eppsrvsors povenber a. isD Rsfsrrsd 70 sps
ess, nfsss nsswa Biunt Yurdy Dsvb NJ Asd tweed
With
Resosvss to pay bins Of vspcss Hewb s,ro ana rbomu
Finen n5 fU cbemsAl ansiyss made hy ord o0vonesa
Issoinaes 1.rs.sne Commit On evn Courts 10 ,squr.
nndey ha1 Aw Ne to@mon ouncl furnish roms for se
nss u ~ fupevtw Court Vii have ben aseAU aseasd
" tbe supreme Court anA % ut Of seiou BY Boasi Of
KssI q sus~von Hovsnssr n. isn On sy. and noe.
Rssous.ss ysy s for ssns for hodiax polls
sosra o. supWvsop Scvsnssr n, isso On syssGd rcss
6psed
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

s1p AsH. -TuAca ORCHARD,
" B1osA Gous,ss s.d Es.sss Lslfs ~ Love s-ss' %s,as,
prices; Asp csnssi and Lvespoo' opirsv HSryH%
oor~ es osnA asd cspus aEe Jsss I'D vws sssssL
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

SHk.IyTav SAL. -LIouoRs Ac;.cHAxBuRs 4
pAnCHIID, Aucs,oneerA win se bs cay tsatuv iav),
peesmew c,elcsk, a tbsr sAlesrcc@, us He.au
aree1 ne MORA NJ Bayronm coussiux of BsAndy. Run,
ev eoses eosv. JOIN HDLLy, sterG.
The New York herald., 1860-12-01
SALES AT AUCTION.

sS5 ~ Ss y NV II
s:ri: :. Il os s'fsss s.s:s Dec 1850
s ! ~ ras a ); rs s :s - &: 9. ; =
- a.; ~ s . -: .:
"a - e. ssA .rss q 9 10 s.s. -. q \. ,yssss
ssn S Z Sss " s. .'' .na
LOIS Nos sss and AS o. .Ss bellevue NAP q properly
:ssa is
An ,hsss valuable for nsnufsssurnx
sss. rSs.ss sss i and Is a.
Wills, AIoAl.ee. u CENTRE street
ni6s E mortgage q o
rsaASr SEVEN osrAyE sr OK rTASorpsTE no, TEIrszs
CHoIoE BRONZE FIGURES.
LACE NJ SP sRc'sTsi % % cosraiss an iSB Soss1o.s,
Fssars \ good rasr S This sss s's worm sSsay
Ss s VIII ss sss Il S
y n. pr.~,,.s No y ". q El.ven street between
- - = : ''''- T Jssis Silly xoi.ssssa S.s !"
A vAlUABlE TRUCK FARx AT AUCTION THE
subscriber win or.r a public veudue The premises
isGe xo ssocfP The prossrsy !. located il yer,
road depot Il pc, Monmouth and ss slsre * Ksspors
ssid fern conians thirty i've good medow
House, With the sntatls Buildings Terms will
Hsamer Keype leaves foot Of Robnson street At three
O'Clock L. NJ. ABEI. WILLIS.
"A n @. EDEY, AUJrlONEE9
Peremptory Assignee sale os
EZRA LUDLOW. Jk,
WM sell his day. at " oroct at raissro'mi No 6s 1eir
street ppotue The Pest odcs) wtsout nrd1r ~
snee the stock Of Csrrsge coussti,g Of
exer son top Phaetors four SIX Roskways Buxee
two h aed light hord WAGONS depot and busnass
Wagons &C AL OF the best make and ansh Aso large
ice q trge and coubls Harness
A UCTIos SALE-CLOTHlN6 DRY GOODS, FURs Al
n A. N. CkIsT ALAH, sucioneer, IS towery will sail
MOI day. December At 0h o'clock large assortm sut OF
Coh Pilot Beaver Frock Ssck aud Cvercost3 SILK, Satin
Velvet aud Plush Vests Cassire Doeskin. aad Raune
Pants; slso cAssmeres Sanet Clsths Pilots Denims
sto Wooen Under slbis Drswers htockiog. Nack Ties
A UCTIOE KOTICE-M DOUGHTY, AUOTrONErR
N viii se this dav, At lCs O'Clock IS Nassau
street general assortment Of Horsshold Furniture
ard TshogAny, of descriptions; Ca Feather
Blankets Hair naar~tssf &c also. NJ IL o'clock
octave rosewood Piarofoe u keys superb nAti
also Iron SAFE The whole fo' absolute "A
1 urTIoN NoTICE-THos BELL, AUCrIeNKER 4
n W 1kGRAHAB-Ttsd day, At VI o'cl ck IL tbs sales
ms 20 Sew Bowerg second hand Household ana bsrroom
Furni ufe tspe~ ooking 6isssss, Counters 0'aa Cas
ard Pawnbrckes Goods Boots shoes and 1ne Horse Bsn
ke9
4 uCTIoN NoTICE-BURsHANS FURNITURE TX.
n press packiag essblskmert Ill and lis West Eleventh
ned and shipped to all paris OF the wori Pianofores
fanir ~, Mirrors, sistuarv, 4c packed and movod Co
yred for removing furniture TO the country Storage
fo- fursiurc
The New York herald., 1860-12-01
DRowNE 4 NICHOLS, AUcTIoREEas
ID rhis day QA1IJRnAY nec I

Al l0k O'clock At cur sAlesroon IS kasssu street.
Large sale cf second hand Furniture ef
wool Parlor Suits In satin and ,iush carved Egeres
Tabs Brussels Ingram and velvet Carpets Ocruices MIR
ros, Pier Glasses. Curtsrs. IL os,mxns &s soii
rosewood bedteeds, Bureaus and Wa'hstsnd ensmeled
mbeP Suits rich Glass waye French
Tea Sets, heavy silver plated Tea service and silver casor
Fm and Decauter tand so superby decorate Freacn
chra vases Psrian saueues 0roup sni vsss
ms Piece shsde osk kser Table Bt other
pinir Room Furniture sso Pianofore city sde
he above goocs al in first order
The New York herald., 1860-12-01
ANTHOLOGY.

A SAr.-A PHREnoLogIsI AND ArraoLooisy
"A thai bean he world s.f ~ U for any who
oan equal nis wnLlIN0fos wAo 10 schnowl~drsd 70 -
lbe cny lady the city who uuthuy rves ssss~ cs
nunsn avvuta journsys ahssn fends cyuYS
sAp. m~r.se hessA wsalh a.d .ho On rsaAAa SrssEs
and unarAfu husbAntA hss ". ths anly peseua n -
city Who he Genuine Roman salusns fur
good -k and An bunes aHsrs euArns1as scv
youns <dy Luoky numbsr rvcn. i4hy pesaAbls asy
pouA~ Hshh =
The New York herald., 1860-12-01
HERALD SATURDAY, DECEMBER l.


q al BC0ARy AUCTION NKKRs -MoSDAY DEC. s.
-. l01 O'Clock Al No l3l bleecksr street. general
Hardware LAhes Tools prsng and
kteAm Pipe Jewelers and hAchsniths Toos lchinsry
Gas Brackets, Lames Hardware. As
n aAFrExY. AuCrrosKrR oErlcs NO. oHAM
bers street. VIII ell Saturday Dec l. lOk O'Clock
n The entire tick " the livery stable No universy
place corner OF fonit sree consisting os Hors CoscAes
out reserve.
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

q a.. Bo0ARr, AuCTToHRBRs-rHrs pAY. AT II
-. ococs, front of Ne No nowth wInan asasa
cop~Abies vale Of oss HnrSs. Cart snd wagc.
Also rsy keeprg iArge bag Horss as, one browu
mare Is high, siy II driver; Of single Hsr.
ness. light Rruesr'a waeun-
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

C j. Bo0ARr AUCrrOHuRm WILL aR1,L on
-. Monday Iecsmber n lok ko'ciock prsises m
Brcadvg he aock and rixuFn of hrw eAss reularrspl
NJ Bar and OySer Ocunsers marble top
blea Ccsk. onclob CAS9svs De- Frnrea Decants Rsfs
gccsips RsrFe Steam liable acye, AIDE Borss. orocsy,
Glassware. Kitchen Ussseia b., ~
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

~ UxIcxERrocEERs ArrRyrIoN
Yksre vi heA meet &c of The above ~crps AZ IA. hc-s
q enn Bsris "a bcw~ry On su0ixy afisrunnn Der~1
al oec-s r. NJ fg tie election Of o6eeru Pvn~t-s
- reou~eset Hy crier
,,uv vyvpgIss or TIE War or lu7 WI, nvpy
H. ~-~sr al N.eS~nrs sn<svsrss- slree,s on g~c
a. I.rTrfsg ttg 1csos n. 70 attend chnrrh hy In.
u. a., ~ 49, a. ~ v.vtxv vy recusG
EAyM grn p-x geo
ssaN DAILY. col
Pr.rr syjaurl
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

A BoHA pfDn AsrRoLoGrs1 THAT 1vKRY oHp
a depend = Madame wIfSON. tells ~ objecf
lour Wish ss sooo - Jon erir h-s rorn nsdAms wus
~. srs,s. m q Ne, 1: .,s W; - sso-n Sc = IN s =
svcos Of ycus whoss ma Her precso,s yus thai
RI nais uniA shousA sAey tor - grsssse
ss'se s.s 49, ssccssiaoI. y rs.gss r M ~ 49,, s<ces
has never bseu hpovr 70 fad nocpre.s,d for suZ one
3 N po-sssoa q ks ci-biet magic char "A -kscA
cs.ssi1 V hsr ss Trsy ~sy .ss y % csoa ..S - -.
ovsr - bahary res for lAdsss and ssntss~a. csnta
a noNrHTrG-nADAnn noaGQw, snvnurB
"A dsnsker vii csul and Efn a fose~GhA elh hev
soou a cfsn you v mAyry and nssy svenn svea ycy
WV AcusS res esse un,n cssers secy spytnG ~ -
sc sdmIneA
usApAys pouoHrTEn sArs But LrvTLR BuY
M ecss vcnssy Only " s~ Ain.Anis msyrw ss md
,s,s g. ratswsss ersss * rory sscond srss ssd sisS
svsnus nsvsnce = yov sssond strssa
NJ l-yno AAs EQI ElAnp OF ym 0sLssHAySD
.sSs -. 49, ~ - go go ~ go. - s.ser 49,. -
vie o. Susbasl - - q - viSss. ifyos 81 . r1S
" ES.. = : 49, ~ = .ss,. = n,s iS;asA sssv' f"-
wnR oRRAYnR woHDuR m yHI wonLD y yHD
yo~nG asA seso@pihhpa nsdsms BvRon, 10y nv
rpxA wh0 90 bs srsswhsx M ~ srsAsa enedesss q an
.As:gsss.sS sso.soss ~ -, " s,S,:s.: - =
Ssss 49, ss .,ss y Ssdsscs - f svss ssoss
yvssly ssvssk srss ssusx soos u bsk~a LAitS
Ussnh ssruse@ ssse
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

DAKIIL A. MATHtwa, AucriosKIs, s,LE5Roox,
IL No. "a Ce.sr street. opposite the Post odca
ELEGANT kOsENO0D, Walnut And NJ MxHo0ANy
ul usF HOLD yURkITrRE PIEH MIaRORs CARPETs
RosEwCoD And MAHOGANY PIANOFosTEs,
DECs RATED CHINA, tUr GLASSWARE,
RICH SILVER PLAIED WARE,
FINE TABLE cUrLlSY, &C.
DANIEL A MATTHEW'S co. VIII eel ., auction this day
Is turdsy at los oclocf at their aAleUoon, No g. Cedar
,ts alnge ASSORTMENT q e~ and s-cort hand II,usehot
rszarne bos and gold ss,ln ocsie me DO green plush
CANT rsewod Turkish aay Chairs !, crimson and lemon
and maheany Centre and Whist fables
eessrt csJved sewood Rexors doors and
marble bee curtsins Fren plate
WOOD and mA Fro oh BedeAds, Hair Matroxses
Bsnket elegant rosewood and mahogaDv dressing Bu.
marble tops rosewood and wahstsnda
bic tops; toilet Crockery, carved rosewood Ant msh1Gaay
Lnrges In br ,cat. leather ard hrc 9th nelei Ase
chamber suia mahogany ArmchAvs and kocGars In
h,r oh; nahosasy tyesng alb marble mAhogany
library Bo kcasss nah aapy pillar sxseunoa din
ing Tshes and dining Chairs top side
msn and ch,ysta cut ard engraved Glassware rich silver
plated Tea Sets fqu STAN cake bashes Cssu Spo,na
Krives rorts 40 nneiyory hAndlec table CUTLERY Oh
delie Aubusson, Velvet Brussels and InGrAa CArpe.s
ccnalinG houte esks ke
O'Clock rouud wo,d octave Psnof wte
DO nshegsDy both By well known city mskers and OF
superior nn- and nph O. Alosucs and goods ready for
examinatOo.
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

DUrCH BULBs-TwENTY CASES AT AUCTION
~ Prices-By sc,nihs and Lilies Co.. Tulips Esrctsss
sc per lt0; knowdrops lc each Nov the ssason
pes re
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

CoMn GOOD FAMILY ROOMS Arr VACANT IN rHE
- Hutehins House no 10 wavwfey place Gre docrs ve~
- Winter o nSrw period, naj y sses % ressorsts
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

uCTIoN NOTICE g-BUasHAN's FURNITURE TX.
n packar estsbskmert Ill and lis West Eleventh
rse between Fifth and slh avenues Household furniture
spd shipped to all OF the wori. Pianofortes
faniir Nil sts tuarv 6c. packed and moved.
yed for removing furniture 10 the country Storage
fo- fursiturc
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

A UcTI0E KOTICE-M DOUGHTY, AUorroNErR
~ viii se tbs dav At lo O'CLOCK At '.esr IS Nassau
street general assor Of Housshold Furniture
wood Parlor Suits Bedroom Furniture ros4.oot wAput
ard mahogany of description; Ca Feather
Blankets Hair naarrssef &c also. nj II o'clock
octave rosewood par ofore m keys superb
also Iron SAFE The whole fos absolute "A O.
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

urTION NOTICE -THoS. BELL, AUCrIGNKER 4
n W 4 1kGRAHAN.-Tis day, At VI oc ck IL tbs sales
rooms 20 lew Bowery second and Household ana Bsrroom
Furni tsIpe~ oohing 6isssss Counters 0'aSs Csss
ard Pswnbrckers Goods Boots shoes and one Horse Bsn
ke
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

4 L. RsR lot or rnroRrRp GAS .RIss rHsusass
a Bbos Bl,ds Lvts oolt r,poAcs ncssing Ssrds al N
esceepi sonr Wholesale retail. Bird OAxcs Ac for sAA
Il aors ho 70 ruisoa aresA omSsr a Gold q -
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

NEW YORK TypoGRhPBIClL urIoE NO o.
~ There will be q regular monthly meeting Of the abev
Union he'd tbeiv l63 Bowery ths e. tnrta
,rr ~ ocock. The annual elcton ri oicevs for ~
viii take place ihs evening r. II. BROWhE, Preai1enI
ID. W rLYSS, Rec. Sec.
The New York herald., 1860-12-01

(yAUrIoN--ALL PRRsOns ARE CAUTIONED
sganft receivng the following described they
staen from the pocket of the Hudson
hyer ssnoad conpsnys depot warren street x o1 The
ash Inst 10 w,t.-IhTee notes lated November 0 1907
b and four mouhs for 81 0 eaoh made by Bro
bead Storm, the ,orsr of and endorsed by 0eor
Adrarce Also due bill made by Jsm.s H. Alien, for SO
~ JOHN A. sTOKM. aOl ObRmters street n. Y.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23
EDITORIAL ITEMS.

Da%A very large tenement house in
New York, was entirely destroyed by fire
on the End inst. The cause was as fol-
lows: A little girl in filling fluid lamp,
set tho fluid on fire, and then dropped the
burning vessel upon pile of shavinys,
and in an instant the whole building was
in flames. It is not known exactly how
many were killcd-thc number being
estimated from 20 to 40. A large mum.
Der were badly injured. {:
W% JAMES STEPHENS was executed in
New York, on the Sd inst, for poisoning
his wife.
baT The Steamship Northeyae,. was
wrecked on the rocks near Cape, Mcndici-
neto, (midway between San Francisco and
Oregon.) Thirty-six passengers were
lost. The vessel was total loss-insured
for $4,000. The mails and Tr asure
were saved
DF ONE Of the boilers of the hat facto-
ry Of Messrs. AMEs, MOLTEN & Co, East
Brooklyn, N. Y, exploded on the 3D. inst.
Six persons, were killed and fifteen injured
w. A complimentary Screnade was
given to Gov. PENNINGTON, on the eve
ming after his election to the Speakership.
Speeches were made by the Speaker elect,
FoRNEY, Grow, SHERMAN, HICKMAN,
WILKINSON, and many others. When
is the Union to be dissolved?
bY~ john W. FoRNEY has been cho-
sen Clerk of the House Of Representatives !;
Mr.. MAnsroN, of New Hampshire, Door,
keeper and Mr.. LUCAS, Of Illinois, Post
master
nEAp Hon. VIM. Window is on the
Committee on Public Lands, and Hon. G..
Aldrich on the Committee on Agricul-
turc, and the Committee on Indian Affairs.
Mr.. GROW had his Homestead Bill
ready to present as soon as possible after
the organization Of Congress. It is thought
it will pass the house at once and that the
President will veto it, if not killed in the
Senate. The South is opposed TO it, of
course.
ngAGEoRGE G. EVANS, Book publisher
Of Philadelphia, has contributed 81 900 to
the Lawlance Relief Fund. Mr.. EVANS
began life as a l1awrancc factory boy.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23

Of the Moccasinites: S. IN Act prcte citing
our citizens against fraudulent foreign In
surance Companies 6. the stay law, giving
our citizens an opportunity to struggle
through the embarrassments to which our
bastard Democracy have 50 largely contri-
buted: 7: amemo:lal to Congress insisting
upon Homestead law securing 100 acres
to every actual settler: s. another mcmeri-
al asking for a Fort upon Red River, to
protect the North Western frontier from
the incursions and aggression Of the say.
age.
We too have list Of grievances. St..
Cloud is near the geographical centre of
the State, and is, destined in a short time
to be one of tie largest cities within her
limits, ara will ultimately be the Seat of
Government. We think that our Repre-
sentatiyes at this Session should locate the
State Prison at this point. and pass law
providing for the removal of the Capital to
st. Cloud. We trust that this will vet be
done. We shall wait and see. -. *.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23
The National Era.

Will Sister Bai]y pardon us for saying
that the rawlings Of that mailman in "a
Palace in Genoa" have been unendurably
extended; and that it is a great pity to
have the Era encountered with Mr.. Ed
WARD SPENCER. The sketche s Of country
life by Western houskeepcr are true to
the life. The selections are very judi
cious, the Congressional reports and for
cign news important. The issue for Feb.
I'd has CARL ScnURz's great speech at
Springfield, part Of which he delivered
in St. Cloud last fall: 1t is a mastery ef-
fort, and the "Ero" is a great institution.
All old line Anti Slavery men should take
it.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-23
The Rights of Man.

In letter to friend in Boston on the
John Brown Tragedy, THEODORE PAR
KER announces the five following selfcyi-
dent truths: .
"lst. A man held against his will rs slave
has natural right to kill every one who seeks
to prevent his enjoyment Of liberty.
@hu' IL may be natural duty Of slave to
ue'elope this natural right in practical man
ner, and actually kill all those who sock to
prevent his enjoyment of his liberty.
"a: The freeman has a natural right to help
tho Slaves to recover their liberty, and in that
enterprise do for them all which they have a
right to do for themselves
4th 1t may be a natural duty for the free
man to help the slaves to the endowment of
cir liberty, and as means to that end to
AID them in killing all such as oppose their
natural freedom.
5th The performance Of this duty is to be
controlled by the frceman's power and oppor-
tunity to help the slaves.''
1t is only necessary for any person to
say to himself seriously, suppose were
the slave, in order to bring home to his
mind, with overwhelming force, the
truth ct such axioms and the only reason
there is why these should not be acted up-
on at once, is that they should be the last
resort-that there are other and more cfi-
Gent means for accomplishing the end
Slavery is wrong such as no ,well-bal-
lanced mind can contemplate without
loathing; but ballots are more powerful
than bayonets in this country; and these
every loverof freedom is bound to use to the
utmost. For the slaves, it is better for
them to suffer wrong a while longer if
there is hope of redress by pcceablc
means, when that hope ceases, the bayo-
nets. will come in with all the attributes
ofGod on their side, or Thomas JEFFER-
SON was no prophet and no judge Of
Right.
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JUsTlCFs CoURT.-Bcforc JOSEPH +.
NOEL Esq, February Goth 1860, Wolf:
gang Eich, against Henry Lancing, in a
civil action. VIM j. Parsons Plaintiffs
attorney. Judgemnt against Defendent,
for 5000, and cost of suit. Same day,
Richard Waldorf, against Nicholas Fukes.
VIM. S Parsons, Plaintiffs attorney.
Judgment against Defendent for the sum
of ST. SO, and cost of suit
LADIES FA1R.-Thc ladies of the
Presbyterian Church held fair at Will
SONS Hall on the evening of the 14th,
which was decided success. The socic-
ty realized some $40, which will be ap-
piled to aid in the construction Of a church,
as soon as sufficient funds can be added to
warrant its com pletior.
A FIGURING Mill. -- Messrs.
LEANDER GonroN u Co., have it in Sc
rious contemplation, to build large
Steam FIGURING Mill in this place, previous
to the next harvest. The enterprise
would be profitable to the proprietors, and
advantageous to the entire community.
SAW M1LLs.-Mr. WHEELER will
start the New Mill in upper Town in few
weeks and Messrs. FOWLER and OWEN,
who have taken the Lower mill, are
laying in large supply flogs from the
adjacent islands, and will have their mill in
operation in a short time.
G8~Mr. FoNsEcA intends starting for
Se]kirk Settlement, on the 9th inst, ta-
king with him stock of goods. He
proposes going as far as Breckenridge
with teams, anc, remaining there until the
opening of navigation, to float down Red
River on Aat-boat. It will be a long
journey, and VIC hope, a prosperous
one. 5.-
4 Town; HALL-GEoRGE F.
BRorr Esq, hacked by a number of prop
erty holders and citizens, has raised near
ly $4,000, toward building Large Town
Hall near the Bird sc over the ravinc-
The first story will contain Block of
stores the second Masonic Hall and
several Offices, and the third will be thrown
..y
into large public hall, for the accomo-
dation of meetings, parties &c.
Mr.. JEFFERSON HARRIsoN.-This
gentleman who short time since submit
ted to the amputation of his left leg and
part of the right foot, in consequence Of
freezing, is rapidly recovering at the
Stcarns House. His father has arrived
from Pennsylvania, and is paying him
every attention.