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ToaN/ HEIFNER, Sarah Cast, and Joseph Cast,
her Husband: Mary Newell and Robert Newell,
her hu band Susan Wolf and Benjamin Wolf. her
husbauds Martha Hsrris and Robert J. Harris her
husband ! Peter HeifneT; Nancy Heifner; Eli Heif-
ner hlelfndf HeifneF MaFgaret HeifneT; Emma
Jane Heifner: George Heifner Jeeob Bender
Lewis Bender: Mari a Bend sr Samuel BENDER;
Margaret Benler and her husband: the said Mar
garet Bender. being the daughter of one Henry Ben
, der. AMI the name o. her husband being unknown
10 the undersigned Petitioners and Margaret Heif-
Ter, willow of Frederick HeifneT. deceased. will tnke
notice that a petitivn was ficd against them On the
I4th day of March, A. d., lotd, in the Court Of
Common Pleas. within and for the esaRaS Of Ash
land. aud Ssase OF Ohio, by Stephen Wolf and Eli
zabe.h Wolf !iiis wife, and Is now pending. wherein
said petitioners. S.ePheu NON and Elizabeth Wolf
his wife. demand sPsrtitiou of the following real
esta-e, to wit: SituIte in the County OF Ash
lland. and State OF Ohio, ~ beiHg one hundred
acres nf the North sids OF the Sou.h West qnar'er
o. session number thirty -sX-iD TewnAip puiA her
TWEEN y three of Range number ski een, In ebe Caaton
d .iric which on r. er section was grained 10 John
Reed his heirs and assigns by Patent from James
Nome e bearing taie, ties27th day OF May. A. D.,
1871. which quar- err sec io. was decided by ishD
Reed to John Sturgeon -Onlihe 9Th day OF september.
\. D. 1921: also the following real estate 81. ua'e
in said Ashland County. beng fly acres on The
South side of the Nor.h East quarter of section
thirty six. in Township twenty three OF Range six
teen TO be laid of by a line running parallel with
the South boundary linepof said quarter; also The
following real es a e.. i,unte in said County of Ash
land the Spu h half of The Sou.h hall OF the North
West quarter of secrion thirty six. in Township
twenty three. of Range sixieen IN the land district
of Wooster, containing for,y acres more or less: also
The following real esta.e. 81 tEase IN said County Of
Ashland. being n part OF the Sou b qu1rter of
section twenty FIVE, Township TWEEN y three OF Range
sixteen. commencing at the Soutb West Corner of
said quar-. err; Thence East on the South line 80 p
IGI rods 10 a stone: thence North 80 s4G Ito rods
10 a stone wit messed by a swamp oak 2 inchesin
Diameter South 10 E Z links III. nee west 80 7sftO
rods tn n stone in the road on The west line Of the
quarter: thence South on the west line 81 46-1 D
rolls to the place of beginning containing just IF
Teen acres of land being The nor.h half Of the last
above described fracf of land: and hat al The next
ERIN of said t'ourI The said Pc itioners will apply
for an order that ulrii:ion may be msde of said
premises and the dover OF Margaret Hcifner widow
of Frederick Heiiner assigned therein. svt98
STEPHEN WOLF.
ELIZABETH WOLF.
by Fulton s Mecombs, thcir Atfys.
March 81, 1860. 6wf2~
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Glorious ora Moheenn!

GEOrtO1sS Old NTOhecnn!
rs KNAPP, Esq: Sir-The f,llowing is
the result of the election in Old Mohecan:
J4stice-Wm. F. Hill, (Dem.) i17s
johnson Oldroyd, (Rep.) -f s-a 81
E'astees--J. D. Harms, (Dem Ie4
II. Metcalf I63
E.. Bates. 1873
E. Ingmand, (Rep.) 81
L. Miller, IS
A. Sloan, 90
'sssesso--Georgo Winbigler, (Dem III
o.. }. Newkirk, (Rep.) Sc
+cfeA-T. j. Hargrave, (Dem 166
-LSAGlennye
FSsasarer-E. J.. Van Nimon, (Dem.o 164
John Heiser, (Rep.) SO
Ccns06es-A H. Van Nimon (Dem.3 13s
John Winbaugh, " los
. VIM. r. Garst. (Rep) 50
uaTee cheers for Old Mohecan!
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J. NJ. Dilier, Plaintiff,
VS..
Robert Caskey, Dsf'nt.J
D.FORE j. a. McLiusky. j.. p of Montgomery
Id township. Ashland county. Chip. On The i1ti.
day o.; March. \. D., 1aGu. said justice issued an
order OF Attachment in The above action for the sum
of $685., and will be Tor hearing May Isl 1861, a
10 o clock. A NJ
j.. NJ. DILLER.
Ashland, March %, 1860. 3wB
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CUR Musical FRIEND.

I89.IE3Z@E
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or the Winter Months. ef Az
Every Pitni,t, Shouldprocure this week
Every Singer, ly rubticati onfof Vocal
Every Teacher, and Piano fore Mn ie.
Every Pupil. costing but 10 CENTS
Every Anna eur, a number, aud pro-
nounced by the entire Press of the Country TO be
THE BEST y CHEAPEST Work OF TIE
KIND In TIE WORLD .-54 @-549.
Twelve full sizel Pages of Vocal and Piano Forte
% MUSIC FOR 10 CENTS. rqlet4rv
Tearly. s.; Il iii yetrly. Si.bt= Quarterly, S1,75
Suo scribe TO Dtr IIsctf Friend" or orderi
rom the nstresi New sdealer and you will have Nue.
-ic enoigll for your EN- ire family aud at significant
cost and if you want Music for The Flute. Violin,
'ornet, Clarione,. Accordion etc etc. subscribe 10 the.
.4 LU l. Is T., =
GOntaing ID pages, costing only ass,e ,5oe,
10 Cts a Number; Yearly, sS3,5J; Hall. yearly, Sl,2A>
AL the Back Numbess at 10 cents and Bound
Volumes. containing IL Number, at $3.50 each.
con SANITY on hand.
C, b. SEYMOUR & Co.
SIN 10 1h7 Nassau St. New York.
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S1ERIfF2S S4LE -
John Barrack In Ashland County /

u" -" SuSs
A.. J. s. Mary Fry Common Pleas.
DJHSUAA 10 the Cemmand oi-Sn Order to sell
mortgaged premises daily issu. I'd from the Court
y. Common Pleas OF .A~hiaI.d County, and 10 me di-
rec.ed. Twill sell u pnbiic Anction; at the door OF
The Court House in said County. ON IS
.Sutu,rhty, he HI tGty u Apra, 4. d., 1860,
between the hours of ten o clock, A. VI and four,
. clock. z. ~, of said day. the following described
lands and ieuemenis 5, to viii: beginning a; The 81 nih
Hest corier o: The East half OF the North Sest
quarter OF section iwenry-one. I'll Townsl ipiwei-
y two. (22. and Range fifteen, to- in said county,
thence East along the South line OF said quarter.
iour ! } Chains aud nine:y-four t3I link. 10 u stene
planted thence North one degree 10; West twenty
Chains 10 a hickory Tree thence East one degree
North. five ~ Chains to n stone planted. thence
South. one degree West, twcn.y ESQ CHAINS 10 the
North line of said quar.cr. thence y est along Faid
North line ninechains,. and Ninety four (95) linkssio
he forth west corner o said east half OF said quar-
.er. ihence South along The West line of said Fast
huff o. laid qulrter, for (hDl Chains to the place
OF beginning. Containing twenty nine acres and
evenly five hundred rs, less ten acres sod by Inc
aid a J. Fry. TO Richard Sma,lcy, (now. owno,l
By Henry Onsto:t and David Mcdonnell, leaving
.lineic cen and three fourth acres.
Appraised At Terms of sale-cash.
JOHN j.. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
March IA. 1860 ii,spf Sb.G6
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NOTICE is hereby given thrt after the 18th inst.
In the Hog Ordin Inee will be rigidly enforced.
...s- ORLOW SMITH,
. Town Marshal.
Ashllnd. March IA. 1860. Evil
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z Old TERKLLT0N REDEENED!

THE HEART Is SOUND, AND THBEx-
TREMPTIES, so FAR AS HEARD
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The People OF the United States

Tho Republican House of Representatives
Verdict for llaintiff by 10 or 20 of the 35
jarors-and by a jury, too, competent to try
the case.
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Tim p,s.;d.n, or tSs United States

The President of the United States.
CovoDE, SHERMAN, Heller & Co. conduct
the prosecution. This case will soon lie dis
missed-and the real matter in issas will ter
inmate in November under qui 9 u different
t. le Of lie case:
The Peoola OF the United States
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Rom1H9s

A STHMA. For the L SLANT RELIEF and
n PERMANENT CURE of this distressing com
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SHERH ES SILE. SIS
Directors of Ashland ~
QUINCY Inirmary, In ashland County
vs.. Common Pleas.
ISABELLA Evans.
DJRSUANr TO the Command Of an Order of sale
duly isstie1- ir IN The Court OF Ienin,on. Ilcns
!. Ashlt al Coanfy dTed rhe l2Ih dry OF March.
S6'l, and 10 me direc' ed. 1 will sell at fublie AUG
ion, at the dor oil the Court lIoue in said coan-
y, on t 81 r.-a safffi~f 8gEG
Satur1ny, the l4h d1y IF 4AprI, 1860,
beiween the hours OF Ten o clock. \. NJ. and four
} clock. p. NJ OF said day, the lol wing described
,nds and tcnemen 5. TO wit: Situate ia the Town
nip OF Lake. Ashanti Coun y. OHIO. and being q.
Iirt of the North par of the East hall of The Nor.h
sirst quarter of See i'm sixteen 1f6.1 1owhsfjp
w-aty (!h) Range fifteen To and commencing 1T
he North West corner of said tract. Thence South
- the perry>ville so1d. supposed 10 betwen,y rois:
hence following said Road in a Norh Eas,eriy ,ii-
&c ion 10 he Nor;h line OF said 'rac; OF land. thence
Vest TO the place OF beginning. Containing ,Iree
.cres OF land. more or less. o ~ yz>
Appraised at Si25.o1. Terms o: sale-cash
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff:
March II. 1860 4lispt- S;,tp
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After weeks of hard drill and labor to per-
feet their Organization, and relying upon the
aupiaeness of our friends, the Republican wire
workers of this county deliberately made up
slreir minds that an utter conquest of the De-
mccracy would be a thing of easy attainment
Accordingly, the Ashland Times on THURSDAY
preceding the election issued to its Brown-Re-
publican 1sasgects" the following extraordina-
rily loud call:
- .Ernn the Aahh.na Tim. Na.n., aa.h 1850
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s M a l. l. F X U IT s..

JOHN j. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
April 3. 1S' 0. t>pf SIS 90
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fTPersons calling for ary of the abeve Letter
viii please say advertised
H.. S. KNAPP T. NJ.
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AV1NG for many years paid special attention
10 the cultivation OF small 1ruits. we are new
prepared TO furnish, i'll sm IL or large quantities., tIA
following valuable varie. les :
STeA " Il 4 az R . s.
Over one hundred varIe. les, rmbracing nearly all
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Nrw advertisements.
LIST OF LETTERS

~ EMA1NlNGi in the Post Office at Ashland, Ohio.
IN, April 2, 1861.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
Y was duly appointed and qualified as Execute
of Nicholas Rutan, deceased, late of Milton Town I
ship. Ashland County, Ohio.
4wil HENRY ZEHNER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-18

AGHKLLS .sJE@V FR DsER-E7 rs II
Il settled fact that Harker's Chlorine Ague Kill
er f. the best medicine known for effecting sure
and permanent cure OF Fever and Ague or Chills
and Fever. It prevents AgUe Cake and all the lila
that follow the use Of Quinine. For sale by
y. s. THOMPSON.
auzI At the CITY Drug Store
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New Dry Goods Establishment.

THTREs U.N-ORE SKGaJS.EK1, LATIN or
Il the firm of Roser Bros. & Co., begs leave to
inform his friends and citizens Of Evansville and
vicinity, that he has just returned from the East
WITH and Is now opening at the cspacious store
room, on First street, one door south Of Preston
Bros, a splendid stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, consisting of everything from the lowest
price Muslin to the finest Silk and Dress Goods the
market affords. Having been long ACC TAINTED with
the business, the undersigned is aware that the
cash system Is the only system which will succeed,
and therefore only sells for cash. Prices will he in
accordance. Therefore, all in need of Dry Goods
will call al the First street. whera you
will get the worth Of Jour money.
ResnnctflliT, L. TREY.
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FOR WOE PRESIDENT,
HANNIBAL H A MLIN

or MAINE.
ef3~ 81 Love NY COUNTRY MORE THAI
LOVE NJ PARTY" -Ha1nibGE HdnliH.
Presidential Electoral Ticket.
Electors far tie State at Large.
WILL OUMBACK, of Decatur. -s
JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson.
DistTict Electors.
let District-Cyrus NJ. Allen, of Knox.
Cd Dlstrict-John w. Ray, Of Clarke.
"a District-Morton G. Hunter, OF Monroe.
9Th District-John H. Parquahar, Of Franklin
9th District-Eelson Trusler, Of eayette.
9Th District-Reuben a. Riley, Of Hancock.
Tth District-John Hanna, Of Putnam.
tath District-Ssmuel A. Hnd, of Tippecanoe-
eth Distrfct-Jsmes n. Tyner, Of Miami.
10th District-Issac Jenkinson, Of Allen.
18th District-David 0. Daily, Of Huntington.
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Ea1o RNRENK, THH RLoOn. IL

LII W:z US IN Tim R.-R o & n kg
az Bros. are now receiving and opsning their
reasonable stock of FALL AND WHIT ER GOODS,
which will be very extensive and beautiful. Their
prices will favorably compare with any house Ina
the city. Il s = = -.-
They respectfully invite the ladies and all custom
ers In generaEto cali at their stand, No. 80 Main
street. (aug.22) ROSER BROS.
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THE enIoAao PLATFoRM

AMENDED AND ADOPTED.
ResoIVed, That we, the delegated representatives
Of the Republican electors of the United States in
Convention assembled, In the discharge of the duty
ere owe constituents and our country, unite
IA the following declarations:
1st. That the history of the nation during tho
last four years, has fully established the propriety
and necessity Of the organization and perpetuation
of the Republican party and that the causes which
called 1t into exstenee permanent In their na
turs, and now, more than ever before, demand its
peaceful and constitutional triumph.
g That the maintenance of the principles pro-
nlulgated In the Declaration of Independence and
embodied in the Federal Consultation - That a II
men arc created equal; that they are endowed by
their Creator with certain inaiensbe rights; that
among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit OF
happiness that to secure these rights governments
instituted among men, deriving their Just pow
from the consent OF the governed us essential
TO the preservation OF Republican institutions
and that tho Federal Constitution, the Rights OF
khe statss, and tho Union Of the States must and
. shall be preserved .s.e -i--e 1-a
owessts unprecedented increase in population, ITS
surprising development Of material resources, its
rapid augmentation Of wealth, its happiness at
homo and it's honor abroad and we hold In alb
horrence all oF Disuhiou come from what
ever ssurce they may And We congratulate the
country shat Republican member of Congress
hss uttered or oOuntenanced tho threats of Dis
union so often made by Democratic members, with
out rehuks and with applause frsfn their political
associates; and We denounce those threats OF dis
union, in cSse Of popular overthrow OF thair rs
tendency denying the vital principles Of a free
government, and an avowal o. corterfp tad
treason which il Is the Imperative duty OF an in
dignAnt People stoEaiy e sebssSe and fcreyer s.
. ieaoe, $500 i
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ron coNGREss-FIRsr p1sTRIor,

Opposition State Ticket.
PoR GOVERNOR,
HENRY s. LANE, of Montgomery. = 4
PoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, ~.1-
OLIVER P. NORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF sTATH,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREAsURBR OF sTATH,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, of Yigo. ..--
BoR ATTORNEY GRNERAL,
JAMES G. JONES, of Vapderbur9h.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF Marion,
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN PAUL JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR sUPERrNTEEDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
NILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

AS9 Cheese, 1,50O lbs prime W. r. Batter, 1900
lbs prime Leaf Lard, for sale by
sept14 COOK LANGLEY.
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QUACK NOSTRUMS.
TKYHE WE W" FOLK nAX' I

THTME WE W" K@ORK Day R0OR
Il says 1.-THE majority of Hair Washes, Hair
Dyes, Hair Tonics, Hair Oils, and the numberless
preparations before the public, under such ex-
traYagant, hypcrbolical and fan tastic titles
see paraded in show window cards and newspaper
headings rs hair preparations, are all humbugs of
the first water; their real merit, when they pos
sess any, Is that they do no harm. Hogs Lard,
Whaio Oil Lard Oil, Sweet oil, scented and color
ed, make up, when in beautiful wrappers and white
flint glass bottles, the costliest character of toncs
and whom thus costly, baptized with some tri-
syllable term, aud caught at by Verdant young and
old Of both sexes - such Is not the character OF
Professor Woods Hair Restorative. This gentle
tleman comes before the world without any " high
falutn " XilOphlofOrium, or any other astounding
aud startling catchponnY terms: he simply adver-
tises Hair IestOrdttVewhat 1t expresses, precisely
and AZ a Restorative it acts- Buy FrofessuR
Woods Hair Restorative ; and as you value yoUF
for it may be that you will get sub
stance than perf1med lard your Uranium. Re-
member, Woods Restorative for the Hair IL the
best article extant."
EAs 1t will, by natures own process, Restore
Gray Hair to the Original Color,
Will make 1t Grow Bald Heads,
VIII restore tbs Natural Secretons,
Will remove az once all itching,
VIII remove all Dandrud,
VIII cure ell srnptions-eveu ScHld Ho1i,
viii make the Hair Soft Ond Glossy,
VIII make the old appear young again,
VIII preserve the Color Of Hair to old age.
viii always Faaien 1t and stop its Falling,
And Is OF the best Toilet Articles for the
I Hair now in use.
Manufactured by O. ]. WOOD Co, and sold
Wholesale and Retail at IA Broadway, New York,
and IA Market street, ST. Louis, Mo. Also sold
by All druggists in the city and country.
septi5
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Sept 4, 1860.
N.Y.MILLINERY STORE.
BRONNER 8 BROs.
No. 7. First St, bet. MaIn & Sycamore,
ny . .-e,rry TArpT41y 4

KE/SE CALL E.OUR F.ERTKCULsRR
80 attention to our full and complete stock OF
Millinery Goods, such as Rsady-blRde SILK and
Velvet BOnnets, Straw Bonnets, Flats Scoops, Bon
net Ribbons and Velvet Ribbons OF all widths
Silks, satins, and Velyets, French and American
Flowers, Blends, Edging, Laces, Rouches, and .
great variety of Head-dresses, Coifures and Nets
Being connected with one of the largest import
ing houses mo. 29T1a and 299 Broadway, Now York
city,) " here we import most of our goods direct
from Paris we have therefore better facilities for
obtaining goods and styles, than any house out of
New York We ask country mer chants and mil
liners throughout the West, having formerly sup
piled themselves either at Louisville Cincinnati,
NJ the Eastern markets, respectfully invited
% stop and cali in to inspect aud compare
prices AZ any rate before going East Please give
q tFi'tl and you shalt be convinced.
aug Is ems BRONNER & BROS.
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7Q7n =, ~ : a. p ~ q n ~ = n s a ~ ID

RD 2 r. ~ = - ~ q II - 3 II ~ p
10 Syrups.-IO bbls StuArts New York Stand
ard Crushed Sugar 1T BE per 10, 10 bbls Stuarts
New York Standard Powdered Sugar at 13c per
N, 8 bbls StuArt'sANew York Standard Granuinted
Sugar at BE per Il, bbs Stuart's New York Car-
fed PreserviHg Sugar at 12lZc per D. 500 lbs extra
large Loaf Sugar, o bbls Stuart's Sugar House
Al :, { Der gal, BbIs StuArt's Extra Golden Syrup
at soc Der gal, l biol Belchers ST. Louis Syrup at
9Os per gal, bbs Stuarts Excelsior Golden Syl mp
tho best ever in Evansville market-Rt 81 per
gal. For sale by COOK LANGLEY.
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W Of QUEENSWARE, FRENCH AND ENG
LTSH, CHINA, GLASS WARE, TEA TRAYS
AND TABLE CUTLERY, for the Fall trade, at
Cincinnati prices, which will ten per cent in
freight and charges, to all parties below the Falls.
No Is Main street. Evansville, Ind.
~ Assorted Crates for the country trade on
hand. sept15
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RN.aKAS.-sOO hBGS NAILS, a -
o. . sorted Wheeling and Pittsburg, In store
and for sale by GEO. FOSTER 81 co.
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MILLER & NIEHAUS

No. - Main St, bet. First and Second,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
TYSHRS x-SU-ErG FIRM rs JUST
Il opening part Of their splendid stock (as far
arrive) Of Staple Dry Goods and Fancy ,yares for
the Fall and Winter season, ard tender friendly
invitation 70 their lady customers and the rest Of
mankind, to give them caIl, aud examine for
themselves. All their goods recommend themselves
by prime quality, and perfect freshness, aad VIII
De sCfd as small prods for oastl. Eepts
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AYOyH ~ p HING ron K"OUSE 81
Az AmeFica.-A Toy calculated to keep the boys
during rainy days quiet at home, and At the same
time to predisposs them for useful mechanical en-
Ileymeut is IN the shape of Toy Toochests of diff
erent siZes, Ia store snd for sale at the Hardware
Storc Of GEO. S. SONNFAG & CO..
Rug17 Main st just below the Branch Bank.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-05
DlsUNlON.

The programme Of South Carolina is to So
eede from the Union at all hazards. She NAV
and propably will have the cooperation
Of other Southern States. 1t will now be for
the peopls to dispose Of this question, and
fairly decide it with oil its grave response
Gl;ties. Can the Uuion last ? 1t must.
Can il stand with profit to all tho sections
II should. 1t has developed the greatness
Of oil sections, and it only requires little
honest devotion to correct principles, to
continue tie country in th;s career Of pros.
perity. s...- ..
We At tho the North have to deal with
one class Of these agitators. We must pu
them down, by calling together every con
se'va.ive citizen, and asking their united CO.
operation end assistance. It may bo thu
thread TO lead Us out Of this labarynth vii
10 here, At the North, to unite in support o
tho administration Of Abraham Lincoln, If j
should 10 wise and conservative. II how
sver it falls into the hands o:cxtrep,c me,
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concentrate all the opposition against it.