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VAN BUREs, May 10. 1860.
DESR DrSHAY =

| authorizei YOU to say IN gour last issue:
-bs- | was not candidate for Clerk | though,
then would not be candidate, but have yielded
To the earnest solicitations of many of my friends
and now wish to say through Your paper, that if
the good people of Crawford want me for Clerk,
they have only elect me- and Will serve as best
lean and thank them too.
/ W TALKINcroy
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INROCERIES.
NJ 80 bags Rio COFFEE, 100 bbls SUGAR,
bbls crushed Sugar, case Lovering's Loaf Su-
gar Is bbis MOLASSES, 25 half bb!s do 300
sacks SALT, Is casks SODA. 10 bags PEPPER.
~ boxes do. l ID papers, 5 bags ALLSPICE,
250o ID STAR CANDLES, % boxe. STARCH,
20 boxes of SOAP. for sale by
July 6, 1883. WARD & SOUTHMAYD
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For Sheriff.

Van Buren,, june IS, 1860
DEaE DUyHAN-
Please announce my name as a candidate for
The O.fee Of Sheriff of Crawford County, at the
nsxt August election
s E COTIREIL
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Dear Sir Please to announce candi-
Isf or the office Of Prosecuting, Attorney, fer the
In Judicial Circuit of Arkansas. which election
comes Of August, 1862 subject to the ratification
81 the Democratic party in convention assembled,
and otlige &c JNO- Il. COX.
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For Circuit Judge.

u. are authcTiz-i 10 announce the Hon J. J
GREEN. as candidate for Judge Of the 4th Ju-
.4.:s Circuit Court. q. the August election.
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Leather. Ar,

l PPER AID Sole Leather. for sale i.y
~ sept 80 JSo. HlSEY. WHLI,As 4 Co
SA kegs Hazard and Duponi- Rihe Pow der
cO sept 80. JNo. HLSEY. WILLIAMS 4 ~.
q grco. Woodmau's extract Jamaica Ginger
~ sept 80 JHo. HE>EY, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
~ gros Perry Davis Pain Killer, for sale by
~ sept 80 JNo HENRY, WuLf,ss Co
. boxes pint and quart Flasks. IN store and
oEH for sale by Jso. HLSRr WILLIAMS 4 Co.
DAR LEAD 5000 lbs in =, ID bar. of unif,ra
Il size. just reed direct from 81. Louis
dec 1853 J. HESRr. WILLIAMS d Co
nROP and BUCK SHOT--3O0 Bags of - IL.
l. each Of every size made by Shot Tower Co :,
a. 81 Louis. just reed
dec 23JJ J. HL>nY. WniIaxs & -
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PROSECUTING Attorney.

We are authorizei 10 announce, LAFAYETT TE
GREGG. Esq, as = c-n!i late for reelection 70,
P7secutp9 Atforney, fnr the ith JUDICIAL District
a, the approaching August election.
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- Eo eIudida.s announced for Of:ice unless
- am 51neenlent Is accompanied with the usual
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Obituary.

Many IF our readers will be pained to learn from
the following which appsars in the Portage Coun-.
| ty (Ohin) Democrat. of the death of Mr. Thon.s
w Burgess, lately attached to the Engineer Dsa-t
nent Of the L. R. d F. S R. R., in this place.
Mr.. Burgess made many warm friends, Will.
among Us by the goodness and geniality OF his DIS
position. and his untimeiy loss VII Be d-io-ea bv
then. all :
/ Dr.rH OF THoxasW Br-.cFss -'T,a ,.os. Ill.
/ less disease known to humanity has borne from
among young frieai and citizen whose kind
ly graces :E bright premise warned the hearts of
all who knew hiIn-but he has passed AVA, his
young and manly f, rm infants the turf covered
4 grave, :a1 we mourn . Z = II :
| Mr. Burgess was bu. twenty txo vesrs of age.
Possessing capabilities OF quite superior desree
which. developed ia early boyh ooJ, made him
quite man ere he hal passed the threshold of the
P-rioI when most begin to the position an
privileges OF manhood.
Honest generous Soi brave frien Is ,;rrIa3
round him wherever known and the sad snnonn.
iient of the early close ef life mission has dar.
keief many hearts, and clOa1ei the bright sun
shine which his affection had formed for them.
Mr. burgess was. by profession Civil Engineer
and IN this capacity had quite sn extensive ac-
YuaIntanca-ani AZ Warren, TrumbglI County viii
De Particularly remernbsred-h- having in his but
siness esi,.ctIy been a resident Of those places
on ttIe bti Q: January last, he left Ravenna t.,
arcep. position assistant Engineer on the Fort
Smith, and Little Rock R r. ia A-kansas H.
hai oaan unyeil Tor tine. AMI il was ho.ei a
change ci climate would Prove beneficial Bot thu.
Is-aSe-1onsumpton was too deeply seated a nd
seven weeks since he returned TO his home to di e
About three weeks since he was united in ma ?
riage with youpg lady, to whom he had be. u
sometime be.rotEa1-a noble and lovely woman -
and his last hours were cheered with the hear +
gushiags Of pure love- blessing him, with de-
lights akin those OF angel realm In three short
weeks wifi and widow. Oh, God, how great the
ayony-and c yet Thy will. not ours. be done.
Leaves have their time TO fla II.
And flowers wither in the North wind breath,
And stars to set-bu: all
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, Oh death -
Mr. Burgess died on Friday, the % inst at the
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company

HuItOfU THc IIISuI dfICt CO11PdIIy
INCORPORATED A D. 1910
= - -
clortcr EoSCToetnel
Authorized Capital, sI.pOO.O01.
Capital Paid in, ,OO.OeO.
Sur 1.us- over, 43S.Us.
ME reputation acquired by this Company dur
i ing the last fifty Years. by honorable
Curse in :he transaction OF its business ani the
prompt and literal settlement of Losses together
III the character of the securities COMPOSING its
Assets, entltle the Company To the utmost conf
dence Of the public, affordng reliable Insurance
against Loss Damage by Fire.
Fire policies ISSUED on liberal terms by
l. G. SOUTHMAYD
Agent fo- Van Bursa sai vicinity
may }, 1863 7a-rsa H-..-- --'.- 2usfi
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Drugs.
l0 kegs OF EPSON Salts
90 doz. Godfrey's Cordial
30 doz. Bateman's Drops.
30 doz McLanes Pills.
90 doz. do Vermituge.
90 doz. Castor OIL.
3 doz, Bay Rum
loo ib ext Logwood, in lib boxes
July 1883 GEO. Z. WHITE.
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SUNDRIES.
- 1900 4 boxes SARDINES,
100 doz McMurray s and , IL OYSTERS
I15 Bags Rio Coffee,
10 hhds prime sugar.
~ bbs sugar house mclssscs.
D kits choice Mackercl.
~ boxes Scotch Herring
IS boxes Pepper Sauce.
10 Tomato ketsup, for sale by
| July 6, so GEO L. WRITE.
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MASONIC

Vas BURES LODGE, No. 6, A. Y Maso ms. hol
their regular monthly Communications on the nj ght
Of the second Monday in each month. -
W F. ENGLAND, " NJ, Gro W NEwIaxp, SW
X. ) ROBERTS. J.W., J. W. CuSvrGH.M Se'cy. A.
h FOSTER, Treas, John ISeRAN Sd H. c. Hay
NAN, j. D., L. GRAF TYLER
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WHOLESALE GROCERS.
FORWARDING & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
VAN B LsREN, ARK.
Aug -, 1859. It's
NEW -GOODS
al 1t, .;ss Ms Msskefe': Just RED
100 boxes Oysterss lust reed
1OO dee 23'59
SO boxes Lobsters, just reed
Ok boxes Cod Fish, Just reed
AeJ dec c3'53
40 boxes Herriugs, scaled. justrecd
IN boxes Pineapple Cheese.
| 1O0 boxes and asagl1 toxes sardines
SOO dec 1853
IN boxes Naccnrorf, lust
40 boxes assorted Candy, jul red
fC dec 23'59
| = bbls Almonds and
- 4 bbls English Waluuts.
| 10 boxes Pearl Starch, Just reed
III ,iac oss9
| 10 do kentucky Mus1AnDs. jus. reed
II ~ dec 1883
ISAUcES-Crosse Blackwells English Sauces
! - and Catsups, just reed
% bel, PURE RYE WHISKY, just reed
/ AC dec 23'59
INAsoY LIQUORS, Just xsd e@
DdE FrSi,.-currants. .s!ZBiue.,erri.s. Rheubarb
| l. eto. etc. Just reed s dec. 90
Il LNRrsu FRUIT-Peaches, straw berries, etc, il
II hermetricaily sealed cane, fresh and nice
| DRESFRVES-Quin pears, etc.
III dec 23'59
| TELLIEs-Plum. Currant, etc, just reed
~ dec % 80
EISh-Mackerel, fresh salmon etc Just reed
IiI dee 1888
ID ICE fierce Rice, fresh, just reed
IL dec 1888
Boots and. Shoes.
| 90 cases Brogans
Oe) 25 cases woman's Downings.
80 10 cases IotIths Boots.
50 cases mems Boots, assorted quality ius
reed at
dec 1883 PENNYwIT, SCOTT & co. s
WNiooeN.
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Van Buren, Male Academy.

TEACHER,
/ \. SMITH, \. NJ,
Tuition for one session Of 1sccnty-oae ;ceets ;
Primary-beginnerz, s. 90
Piinary-advanced, 10 90
Lower English Branches, 10 90
Higher English Branches, 81 90
Latin. Greek and Mathamatics, % 90
Half OF the tuition Will be due at the middle Q
the session, and the other half a. the end of it.
The school VIII commence the first Monday i,
February, 1850.
Good board can be obtained in private families.
Van Buren,, Ark, Feb | leo, 5mJl
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Leaves have their time to fla II.
And flowers wither in the North winds breath
And stars to set--but all
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, Oh death -
Mr. Burgess died on Friday, the - inst, at the
residence OF his brother law Henry c. Ranne,
The funeral obssquies teok place upon Sabbath
afternoon last
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SUNH DRIES.

sUNDRlEs.
~ doz BIoons. assorted Qul!.,lcs
~ doz hearth broouus
10 doz whisk do
100 doz zine cord wash boards
loo doz ptd Buckets.
10 doz cedar buckets. iron bound.
10 doz do do brass bound
) doz 90 DO 10 DO with
- doz we'll buckets. a,~arted qgaii;ies
ID nest cedar tubs.
- nest blue ptl tub.
~ mes, cannics.
- doz half bush nIeasurrs.
80 doz names and horse c"i.ar@
10 doz wooden bowies
Jus, received and for sale By
jan 1850 J. HENRY. WILLIAMS co.
PLANES.
SNOOTHING Planes. sipgl, aud double ;rUs
- Jack. fore and jo;ntcrs, e
Tongue and grove Places. assortei .i..s.
Bead and Rabbi DO
Drawing Knives, ass,r"i qualities,
Hand Saws,
In quantities TO sui, purchasers at
ian 10, O.. J, HENRY. WILLIAMS 20
81 Doz iap'I iron srIRRUrs,
= iO doz polished 10
80 .loz wooden dc
doz tobacco cutters.
3 dox mea, DO
80 d,z eocoauu; dirr,~.
Just reed and iur sale by
jan go :. HENRY. VILLAINS / CO
100 kegs white Lead, pure.
NN so dcz Turpentine in boi'l., as: siEss
Lard, Linsee1 and Coal Oils.
Japan and copa! Earnish. in large quantities.
for sale i.y
Jan 10 10 J. HENRY WILLIAMS Is q"
~ doz lIaeking Bfu-h">. assorted qualities.
- 10 doz scrub DO
80 dog pain, 80 a.! -iz~s.
, do1 sash toois
just rec anI for sale by
jan - 90 ) HENRY WILLIAM. Z 20
~ Maitrc>>es. single an: d"u''l~
Il II 50 so,s con- !o@ post Beds,rad>.
II sets co,tage i" 10
"a sets high 10 Do
IN store and Tor sale uy
jan II, 80 J, ULNkl y ILI,AmN i cu.
= f1RASS kIsI"rEES. Ac.
ID 500 lbs brass kettles, Of all sizs-.
81 willow market baskets. at si1-s.
doz glass Lanterns. as't
Jus, re ed and Tor sale by
jan 10 % ) HENRY. WILLIAMS co
STINEGAR--n ha.l.al whole bbi..
jan % j JHENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co
- bills Madder.
- btls Alum. ,u.t .cy'! iv
iaa 1850 j. HENRY. WELL Ans so
~ DOZ Holmes e J.ateI COW BLLI.>
81 assorted sizes,
50 dog kentuckr Low Bells. ass ...e-,
store and for sale Gy
an ~ 80 !. uENRY WILLIAMS 90
aN
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NA'lS
20 kegs assorted cut nails.
20 Bags Walkers Horse Shoe Nails,
% joz saddler's cut tacks. for sale 5v
July 6, 80 GEO. E WHITE
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New New

! - 1oxes old dominion Mint .Iut,s 1 boxes Lc-
| - DiarI Morning call Just rac'I Al Tor sal- 6y
IaaF 3, loGJ PESSYwIT. Sort d Co.
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10 OF
CRAwToRp LoDeF, No 6, l. o. o. F., meet at
their Hal, over the store of George Austin every
Saturday night H. PERXoT, \. e.: II. F. THoMi-
or. v G. J. VIysAvr, Sec'y.; G. AUSTIN. Treas
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IRON.
1000 b. assorted BAR IRON
5000 ID. l y =
1900 IL Horse Shoe Iron
1000 70 Dandy Tire Iron
800 10 Hoop Iron.
Is00sp Plsw Wings,
1000 b. asst Band Irbn
1900. Ii. Slab Iron,
1900 II. asst. Round and square Iron.
10 Smiths Vices,
Mouse hole auvils,
IL Sets, assorted, Stock anl Dye
& 81 70 3G inch Smiths Below.
300 10. Smith Hammers. for sale by
july 6. ~. GEO. T.. WHITE.
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To sPO2TSrEN.
10000 G D. Gaps.
10000 Walker i Colt Cap.
5000 fb Neosha Bar Lead,
5000 Baldwin S Gun Wads.
IS bags asstd drop and buck shot
8pr steel barrel self cooking pistols
i /" Allen self cooking ; shooters
4"Colt's improved shooters,
10. sale tv
July E, 80 GEO L. WHITE.
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Agents for the Press

The GLOWING r,ne.l gentlemen are cur duly an
is.-.z-i agents to receive subscriptions for the
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DORTER, WINE, BRANDY, &c, sc.
40 doz Porter. Ale & Bro Stou; pts & ots
80 " VOLTS pt. Schnapps,
20 =" Pure old Bourbon and rye whisky,
90 d" john Bulls Sarsaparilla.
10 " Pure Port Wine for med purposes
10 " Old Cognac Brandy.
10 q" Brandy Cherries.
10 +" Fancy Cordials,
10 Turner'S Ginger Brandy,
10 Forest Wine Bittcrs,
" Claret, for sale by
July s, % GEO l.. WHITE
TNnRiCCO.
$4,000 Medium Cigars,
so Boxes and ! boxes Tobacco.
For sale by
July 6, SO GEO. L. WHITE.
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BEyroSvILLE, Ark, Dec. .. IoI9.
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~ boxes Amcrican Horsc Shoe >ai. a.sor,.,,
- y sizes.
10 doz stcvhSpai,>
10 doz long handle >h">-!..
- ioz Planter, Hoes.
cas-, cut Tack. l>sort-i.
10 dok llatch-tsN
20 'ioz collinN Axes, ju'' reed AL fo
sale ~
-, ;l'lp I BENkN WILLIAMS + "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24
From the National InteligenC
"A NfeTSS9 Z 4 Phase Z of seceasSion.

"A Venerable and wRes1t-known citizen of
Vitainia residing IN the county Of Kitchie,
has written to abprt7e us OF 4 movement
which. he says, Is alresd set,Oh foot in the
northwestern part Of the State for the pur-
pose Of eallinga. a.conEentiOnsO the people to
take into. consideration the sxpediehey Of
separating Homs Virginia IN case of her with
drawing from the Uni0n toj join In the fOrma-
ton of Southern O0afaderacy. Our in
forthanf addsr that the lesdsfs m this revolpg
tionary scheme centemplate the erection Of a
ssssg lStats, embracing thai portion of 4 Rirgihig
l,,i75 ggsst Of Ithei Blas Rtdge; and destined to
include 8s many couhties east Of said line,
slone the hbpef Potomac and nsar it q may
be indaoed, ~ identity Of interest," 10 Co-op-
ersfg in the project oou5iderations Of an
economical character, determined partly by
t5n arffak eethlehts' IF the present Qenstitption
81 vYreinia, fdesmed bB mar in TIE JFesterh
mart of tie State TO Be unequal in respect To
tils RATES andSUbjb6ts q fhaaaiiohI are sepre-
sented to be- at the bOttotn-of this popular
e VslfcE. ~ 4 i I IN the opinion our cor
Fesp5o1saddsnn aWsi9 only the Opp6rtunft4 and
the pretszt y pFPiseb fpFPSf eb' n PFGP0T-
d9hs. u IA a. u y t7s, " - - -. .ias5 1l.
f4IdAu 4 QGOWHaHE sls5b
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OanndIanl View

~
The Toronto, GLOBE, in the course of an
article upen Secession, has these paragraphs
If America has got any great man, now is
the time to appear. The curtain is up; the
6tchGstra is Grinding through the last sthve
Of the overture already thrice played; the
house is full from pit to toPm9st gallery
all is xpectation-nothing is wanting save
the chief. actor, the HstaG the hero Of the
biece!i IF be come not Soon, there will be
a Hrow,n The benches will be torn up, the
big drum viii be burst, the gilded chandeliers
and winged cupids will be smashed to atoms
thu Union will be dissolved.
4 81 VI q u ! . sfE $Jitll = %
iai The Southern politicians say that even
though the leaders Of their opponents should
prove false to- their trust bsfayi the princi-
ples they have advocated, forget their saths,
deny their promises; yet the MASSES Of the
North would stiii remain true to the cause for
which they have long labored and fought
In fact it becomes more. apparent day after
day that if the slave States make the accept
ance5 by tle people of the North Of such doc
trines as those contained in Dir. Crawford s
resolution, the only terms UPo1 which they
will stay in the Union, secession Is ineVlta-
BILE. The Shareholders are fnadlY itnperious,
Instead Of speaking hnmbly after their late
defeat, they talk as loudly as they could il
victory hal been theirs. Not only must
their enemies disperse, but they must lay
down their Arns, give up their ACCOMPLISHMENTS
and hand sill power over TO the South. II
.Aabhdt he ddne a ~ l'tt ~ ~ p
d A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24
- t.lllL.Iasiphfs 1Iu1I1lIlation Ieellae 8

A correspondent writes from Philadelphia
that at the late union meeting heldiip & that citys
"The names of Republicans we're used as
Yice-Presidents under assuISneeS which were
60 grossly alsifed that all such. have publicly
repudiated4hssheat Republicans opposition
Il refused ta appsaE asspsakeUsy aDd1Ut single
o.
representatIsmap Ofthat party showed himz
sslfap The platform OF participated in the
proceedings. This was John B. Myers, the
leading auctioneer, who was chosen to read
q az rasoiutf61t betadse his 46ics Is like a
.aRkA y,H0M LslfeH intO taesHare be may be
able t57 t57iei4s explain. Perhaps he walked into It
Z I5slf fbsFab5 b5fT .A19N0D c1T0ooAhA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24
undisguised censure-
The New York Evening Post says :


ia iAtiths recent electoral dinner in Rich
mopd, J. J, Jackson, Jr, said:
,1i- f Ast .fathsr has lost IN OberIiH, Ohio, one
hundred thousand dollars iOoTh Of negroes,
and yet the sentiment which he has taught
Imeiis ,tiIive Or die Survive Or perish we go
for the Union and the Constitution
q We were. not aware that any citizen of the
Southern States had suffered to the extent of
$1bO, ,o00;,z Religious Eng.
Now, Oberlin, what have you done with
that 800, 900 worth of negFoes2 Have you
made PfoBsssors Of them, Or do they goabOut
your streets, armed to the teeth, on the look
out for j. J. jackson, Jri., that they may
lodge him ii = Eiyriaa 'jail2 Tell US, tor we
:" want to know, you know"
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h111 QI4tIBIIngIIa IIngIIa...PLso66asIs w Wv OF !


.ossa bsi3siss llyu I@4ePlni 5yad sH
The Illinois State Journal Of the lEthh h inst
has the following article. which may be sup
posed Is be tie views in the main, of Nr.
Lincoln, the paper being edited by bis
nenhew: ,aoiiriiri ial fsli 'uiHl sgad
10 flure a'1HI fHf1
1--WE feel indignant sometimes when we
hear tihiid Rephb blioans counseling an aban7
donment in part Of Republican ground. We
.afe asking Tor nothing that is not clearly
rfieEt I'VE have done nothing wrong. We
have nothing to apologize for-nothing to
take back, as a party. We have fought q
hard battle, We have come out Of it victor
ious a daddlsAaIE We now call back the routed
fying enemy, and basely. surrender al we
have eained2 Never Let us stand hrm a \
the EterRal Bills upon the Republican Flat
= S6fin, and tafti this Government back into
the channel in which the trainers Of the Con
stitutio4 originally placed IT. Some ther'
are, who are counselling Mr.. Lincoln TO take
into his Cabinet two or three gsnilemen whF
do not aafsaEsffh him POLITICALLY. They dc
sH0tiInoWIths man u Amaham Lincoln neYel
betrayed ssfdshdrAhever violated promise
& sad VIII heAdbit nOW2 He will carry ou
the policy Of thea Republican Party and th'
TIVE millions WHO elected him.9ptg
aaH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

n A GourRoa1aE Gas TsH a COEPROEHE.-The
Montgomery, Aiabauua) Nal, would be salts
Hea1aad thinks the tsObth wodldAFhh a
,,nnroniss On, 4 a which should contain the follow
III ffEil, n f31 ! 11f e.
Ing articles ;TT75 a5as la - .,
n UMake q full and complete surrender OF all
might've slaves to The South, and also al that
are Ia ,Oanada, and pay two hundred dollars
ner annuSn hire for the men, and one hundred
and fifty dollars hire for tie YomenI from
the time of their escape to the time otsurren-
der, y, 4 1af54a. 81,
sSsurrender Immediately, dead or alive, the
seenfedeFAsAs of lJShh Brown. I'LL
Hang Lincoln and Hamlin on the same
gaIlows on which John Brown was hanged
LCongress to pass 4 Law making it treason
for any man to OintrOdpee the subject of slavery
either by petition Or otherwise, into its halls,
and make the punishment Imprisonment fol
] lite.' IL gaia s.s5 81 s.4l a.i rro d
ssTg0H : Ehbd5m ti--l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24
{ Rod44riir1n, ,6.Il Dec. lSI 1850.


An iran1sSss meeting was held ii Toronto
on Wednesday evening q last week, to
review the ditfoh1csse OFthe negro Jones,
alias AAdersOu., oispsetHes were made
in Oppqifians6 the late decision of the Court
Of Queens Ben6hg It is expected that the
Court of Appealsi viii, reverse that decision.
The Toronto Globe sags; ,,..-r
Pubiid 6pihldd, as M lCdnet6n said at the
heeting. isthe highest tribunal to Thich an
appeal can be, made in a question affecting
humlaBnr rights, and that tribunal must speak
idut st must be hiade tolitsll On nitAe Govern
meRtand, If mead. be, npOqs-the Legislature.
q 'Brito9s never viii be slaves, nor the each
era of slaves
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24
upon the jugbala 6a6 unjust.
illlS - Id. .ssLI. d.. :.

I!Ii ssutbs5nats Gst tbeil, Jag1 81,
It is telegFaphed from Washington that
aosAsoafbefn Bsebfsss6tativss drew thirty thousrn
sEdd idliiars nom the Treasdfyyl 6h Thursday
while Northern nep gre tod old y that the Treas
ury is empty. The seceders are very willing
to draw -tAeisFstiens- fFem- the public chest,
before thev shake off Washington dust from
stsaigsisst EngEisW 6f1suol4 disbursements as
the above, an exchange sayss AFherei is no
.1suoO9 alolIillt.A l5 EsIisIIL 5i.3 Arp =, ~
corn IN the public crib at Washington to
'9'@T% Which, bi5h a6iootssso ads, saNor C655 neither"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24
gIR9Fy F3nl55ii Z 4 Ad ILaIcss6AIe lAhawor.

A heavy Produce Commission House in y
7. city, 8bls4 has syidsBfIT met with some some
losses at the South, recently received an or
der unacconpanied blythe cash, for 800 bar
rels Of RpgFa They replied in thefollOwiing
very pointed and profanS manner d.
'Eat your Cotton, d-n you"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24
The Frencb view or Secession.

The Paris journal 'iLa Presse" of Dee. 4tii,.
closes an article upon American politics as f5i2
lows. twill be seen that the seceders re-
ceive no more favor from France than from
England;
France has in the United States the same
interest that these large towns have, and
ought to follow the same line of conduct
The rupture Of the Union win entail more
risks than benefits for while the corl1nerce
Of England and the whole of Europe will be
admitted with our own, to the free ports of
the new confederation, the Northern confede7
ration Will seek, in an exclusive alliance with
England, a eOunterpoise to the Southern
agreement with France. War will ineYita-
bly, apW from this antagonism.4 Having as
allies slave prOpniet0rs, we will be forced, BY
the nature of things, to defend their institu-
tions and to tolerate their plan OF anne1ing
Mexico and the Island Of Caba, which the
North up to this time has alone prevented. %
France will never lay herself open to such
a course. She ought not to let the Southern
States to deceive themselves in this matter ~
She cannot even lend such consent as silence
may afford; her duty Is to labor with all her
bONNL tJfpLgNNHh NuA9oyAuAAAiAs 4uFAVOuSu LII
not to be for rs, on the other side Of the At
lantic, either Southern Americans or North
ern Americans, but States whose union IS
important to the equilibrium bi the world
The American marine is not less necessary to
France than the Russian, Spanish and italian
na7viiess,, to prevent a single Power from seiz-
ing the empire of the seas. 20 i'1
France was the FIRST any Of the U. States
we hope she will now be their counselor,
and expose the abyss into which they are bur
.rying abyss in which will be buried fote-
ever a Past most glorious and a Future most
ihopefuly For the American Union separation
is suicide; tits the murder Of a great hatiep
and a great principle. France cannotlsnd
hand to this. suicide and this murder She
has helped to make this people she WIN new
er help to destroy them. m.,-.Iaj -siasz ,,sl.
Such are, we are convinced, the sentiments
of our Government ilis Hatiid s-lh