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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09
To the Christian WOrId.
THE CELEBRATED LARGE ENGRAVING OF
CHRIST And His APOSTLES


AND BEAUTIFUL BIBLE IN GILT,
For only So It is emnenty appropriate for the CHRIS
TIhN HOUSEHOLD either the psror wall or centre Ia
ME 1t is a TOUCHING REMEMBkANCER of our Divine
savior! II is a MAGNIFICENT WREATH OF ART, on the
angelic alter Of our faith!
From Rev, Dr. Prime Editor of Netc York 0bserrerl
THoRwALDSEN'S STATUARY.
Daytou Co.'s advertisement Of their fine engraving OF
celebrated group of Christ and his Apostles
will attract attention. One of the pictures hangs In our
udy and we regard the work emneny suitable for the
walls OF every Christian household The beautiful cssped
Bibe which Is it, bound in velvet and gilt,
and the price at which he them Is low that thou
sands may avail Of the opportunity We hope
they will.
Second Notice from the Rev DR. Prime
pAYToNis ENGRAvINGS. We would again call atten-
ton TO Mr. Daytous advertisements We have every reason
establishment to any letters containing money for its
splendid works of Art.
From the Nsio York Leader.l
The fine utboeraphy of CHRIST AND HIS APOSTLES y
with most elaborate surroundings copy of which attract
ed great attention the fair for the Sisters OF Mercy
most valuable adjunct the office the studio or the oo
Joir The gift accompanying this enterprise nne PoeS
et-bible bound in purple and gold
The Bible which we present with this impressive engrav
ing "a no. bound in velyet-with gut rms anu clasps
worth at retail from p to 81 -,
To those who purchase this religious picture with
ont the Bible price is 81 with IL cts to prepay postage
NJ send to DAYTON co, 81 Park-row, n Y, ~ ans
2 cts in stamps for return postage on engraving ana oe
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09

IN 4 900 YEAR made by any one with $40 Stencil
- ZUU Tools. Silver medal awarded Samples free
10 Address, A. J fULLAA, Springfield, w.
400 BusUgI TURKS ISLAND SALT, VERY COARSE
AOU and dry. For sale by ,sov
IS ARMS "iLLsoS'
1. n. THORN.
Brattleboro, Vt, ~
JSoTAsH Just Received and for sale by
1. N. THORN.
Bratteboro, Vt. ~
T,URE SPERM AND LARD OILS, Forsale by
1. N. THORN.
Brattleboro, Vt. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09
GIFT BOOK STORE

GIFT BOOK STORE
In New Ehgnnd having In consequence ~ the unpreos
deutcd patronage OF discerning pubchven enabled TO
distance all competitors, determined TINT no rs.rn
ton they have eSsfuy attained ConnFnt that en-.
ery hberllty, and prmptitude, property drcer must
eventually command unlimited success they Intend TO per.
severe until their establishments
Nos. ~ * Al Csrnhiii, BOSTON, MASS.
BECOMES familiar household word in every section VI the
Union.
In addition to their publications., comprising about
one hundred distinct works aud consisting "t the writing
Of r. 5, Arthur, rof Ingrahan, d. T. Thompson Virginia
Own Sheud Audo others.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09
ncaI Ma I 1 q rS
-=-==---z sl-- 800
sI0WS FALLS, MAR. ., 1860.


-. would announce to our readers that
:. NC made arrangements by which we
s., pared to receive all kinds of book
'..s..c The work will be done in tue
superior manner, and we are quite
n, give satisfaction. Orders solicited
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09
&c. Evans ~ Co.

III. %. "NahS Az 40.
are possessed Of Immense stock Of HOOKS In almost
ever, of literature and being In constant
munieation all leading publishing houses OF New
York philadelphia and Boson, they continually addiny
TO the list all NEW moo $ as soon AS issued
hl complete classified Catalogue mailed free 10 any
address one an judge for yourselves rs TO the
extent Of All the Books are new arr
substantially bound and sold at the pub ishers lowest
retail prices Ia addition which present valued at from
tty Gents to One hundred Dollar. given with each Book
at the time sale send for Cat ogue Useful aud elr
CANT gifts endless variety consisting In part Of
Co.d and Silver Watches; Guard and chattian
Chuins Lava. Coral Cameo, Maiachin, Goid stons
Mosaic aud florentine sets of Jeselry bracelets,
Pins and Ear Drops; Gold Pencils; Lockets Studs;
Sleeve Buttons; iieticules; Port Monnaies Butter
Knives Pearl Handled Pocket HALVES, sc. &c. &C.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09
Machinery and Iron Work.
MIR THOMAS BEALs,

,ups the second story cf Clark tlammand new hti'
;o- near the Foundry where h. : prepared 70 DO ~ A
~ Iron Work in the most thorough manner.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-09
New STYLES of Jewelry

INCW Oty IOO VI
and ad ling list many articles not heretofore embraced
n IL we are confident for completeness and variety our
selection cannot exceed We shall continue 70 dstro
ute the unsparing and impartial hand Send
for Catalogue Our psn of operations and all necessary
IA contained in the Catalogue, perusal Of
which will convince any one of the
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
hold In order that all be benefited by our system
Send for a Catalogue Do you want watch! would
possess Il library! We point out method TO obtain
either mparatvey small outlay Of time and without
expense fact reer to who have received
both, by acting s agents Read the Catalogue
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
T We take all risk of loss through mail, II our direc-
tons complied with.
Agents supplied with Show Bills and Creuiars and ever,
nf,rmatic given. Address
&C. Evans ~ Co..
43 As CsrmhiII, BOSTON. MASS. ISL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
mi. P Lie PRINTING,

t,lsa proposals wiz be received at the Office Of the
ssAt,ry of State of tee State Of Wisconsin, until the
ENAoJAY OF AUGGST NEXT AT IL O'CLOCK, NJ
Nscutng at the seat Of government, the state print
il nding, etc, aud furnishing materials therefor
u tSe period Of Two YEARS from and after the fst
Sq Ff January, A. D. 1861, accordance With the pro-
souss of chapter Is Of the General Laws Of 1850
iled IAN oct to provide for Letting Tia public priut-
w. nv contract and establish maximum prices for
ne execution thereof" approved March 3st, 1870.
Nv Section Of said chapter 3i5 the following prices
for printing and binding and furnishing paperto used
IL the public printing, established as
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

fhDH n. q HNHYe WfSt-HIt1VtlIs c0"IBHHea.
NY ertfs or rs 90 ar Of or Of
wa of e1z se ar 25 % sc Or IS Is
eh of ne or ma of sw or of Sc
or Of ne or 20 1877 Or s5 IS
NV or of 50 or 20 So wqr Of NV or IS 80
lot no. | Pc ~ nk OF or & or
NV or Of Sc Or & or 36 / Ia
y Of ne Or Of Sc q Of sw or 80 IS
or IS 81
Toun S ~, Range Best-RfillriHe continued
VIZ OF NV or 81 of sw or 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21


Composition, per 900 ems, (plain) 50 so
figure work Is
Rule and figure work 90
h ess work, per token so
Rock paper, per qulre, 2IX36 inches 90
pautr for bin work, cap size "a
Print paper for pamphlet work and daily slips, ~
F6lj0e fof 100 sections Of eight pages i5
Stitching trimming and covering pamphlets, per
100 copies 800
Binding per volume. 10 paste board rs
90 in cloth 80
in sheep skin so
in calf skin gu
Rlank books per quire,ineluding ruling and print
mo- cap size, fall sheep GO
plsn2 hooks per qure, inc uding ruling and
rintibr Russia ends ana bands IS
Medium sizg paper as above, Russia ends and
bands 90
Extra ends aud bands so
Fat cap sias and folio poat, full sheep IS
Russia eais aud bands / %
q Extra ends and bands 2 90
81 Full Russia . so
BaaE per quire G paper used, letter or cp size 90
Plat Cap ! so
Folio Post 2 90
Medium 90
All blanks above, requiring both sides to be print
3D. shall be paid fo by adding to the price bid BY
eaatractor for printing side, so per cent and
m case any labor Is periored or any aterial Is are fur
nshed under provisions Of law, by the public printer
the price of which is not set down in the foregoing
the regular ''trade prices for such labor materials
are be taken as the maximum prices therefOr subject
to the same per eentum Of deduction therefrom as
sitroro the max mum prices specifically enacted
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
DELINQUENT LAND LIST.
1esn !, NortA. Rengs 9;ssi~ Lancaster.


NV q q q sw Or g II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

Judge Cor Clerk as The
may BED Of the Court In aud far laid County. a.
" certify, under the sanction Of my Official oath,
y ga personally acquainted with
- who have execu-
0 guaranty hereto annexed, and that know
aaaty. y ''''AV ~ s1eu
IN testimony whereof have caused the seal
&, o. SAID Court TO be hereto affixed this dav &
n II A. ID. 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
n - -
Lud e sc CIarkl sc

A.
.3s % eaaecampaned BY the rsqaired guaranty and
W. OF printing.
eposals ID DO enclosed with guaranty and certis-
seslea, sad endorsed Proposals for Printing and
'efea cr uaiea to "Fhe Secretary ~ State Madison
s'oasia, Ia ehose charge they VIII remain nnti ans
gay ei Aagsst next At II o'clock of "a ia elav the
Nv 0s p4olteiv opened an3 the contra ct ava rtled
atiag. eo'e'@SSs FesAe
II pefsen or persons whose lid shall b. aceantaa
,e&aifed Within tea tl0l dayf after the avorsi s +
eoAtyaet t. make aud enter fof,, ~ go; I; - : u
ant sn3eient surelttes i0 the .apa 81 { ~ ~ ~
setieFs saad,Qo39 - perform the service $3.50
= tsth Gag TINS advertisement. aud aeeeesiins - fa'
contract viii rpa nrathst an orders Tor fsfis 80;
We English laug,Age,l binding or materials rsss
aSa tae secretary at state, be executed pfo,ptIv
atl printing required ~ general statute Ie eoaasie.
s1d delivered within The tisee required IS the sat
-.eciiag such printing. There viii be expressly re.
- IN the contract the right Il the Legislature Ia
a 4 tspesi or amend any Law now ia force, Or which
5eaiter be enacted, dreetiaS ans particalar kind
aaty Of prfn ting; -aad the contract viii alstiact-
s.st'a taatit does not glse 70 she contractor ary
~ NJ - or control over, tae publication Of the lsws
IA ~ paper at the Capitol, Of ofaay oifaial notice.
Ri -asnt or communication ofang ksad directed
M Eset 40 Of Che ienefal Laws of 1890 "a Sc uuh-
"A Al ~ tae "tlaieis State Paper therein named.
M a. As1tson, Wisconsin, this IN day os July A.
ALEX. NJ. RANDALL. Governor.
l. u HARVEY. Secretary Of State.
Na,n JAS. HOWE, Attorney General
sa ~ sssioaefs FOR letting Contracts for the
-~--s $50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
EsTRAY.

strayed from The premises Of Westey Grow, resid-
ing in the town Of Fennmore Grant County, W. 9ese
teos bazed face black and tall THINK sac has =
willie spot on one OF hind feet Any iefsoh fesIor
-; ~ oscvs mare to subscriber or giving lnornla-
!. TIN vbsra sbo can be had will be well rewarded
100 "Heis s WESLEY CROW.
~. " more, wis, July i4th, go. 5w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
M a n r. he d

r.pn -FERRY-In the town Of Clifton, July 18TH
isnes starrett, Esq Hiram Wari Elzabeth J..
Ferry-all Of Lima.
nrPNARD-HIGNTTE--A Hazel Green, July 5th, BY
Jobn o'sullivan, Esq Benjamin Bernard to Mary Eiiz
S 18th lIip nite--all Of Jamestown
poRERT5 -CARPENTER-At Oran Iowa, June 10,
~ r. Ross Esq, John r. Roherts TO Louisa NJ. Car
ggtsr-aI Of 0ran Favette co. iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
SPECIFICATIONS.

The prices per quire, named in the foregoing list,
for blanks and blank books of the various sizes of pa
Der and styles Of binding, to be taken as full com
pensaou herelor and to include composition printing
binding, etc, IS may be required. Twenty-four full
sheets Of the kind OF paper ordered will be demanded
fa qure without regard to the number of humber of
1s0k the sheet. And in respect to adj the work 10
done and materials TO be furnishedt speedcations
rules for computations, directions and all and singular
e provisions Of chapter 3l5 OF the laws of 1850 enti-
tied aforesaid VIII be considered entering into an
controlling gny contract to be made for the State print
ag and all bills for work materials must be made
out hled audited and paid in strict conformity wi th
ha provisions Of said act Reference is therefore par
eary made 10 said chapter 3l5, for such further in
formation Is may be desired; copies of which will be
furnished on application TO the Secretary OF State.
The srYLE Of work and quality Of materials furnished
must be equal e the specimens Gle in the Office OF
The Secre,sry of Stae which specimens properly la
Ied are kept Tor the inspection Of bidders and are BY
ag made the standard criterja for the style in winch
the work shall De done, well for the quality of
tue materiast to be furnished By the CONTRACTOR
Bids must ue Substantially attea the following;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
NEW ADVERTISER ENYS.

REPUBLICAN Worms OF OLD GRANT
Please consider my name announced candidate Gin
the next Republican Conyenton) for the Office Of Reg
lister of Deeds at the ensuing eectan. ,
WILLIAM N. REED.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

cr1GFRIu Cassviile, june %, Mrs. Christina, wife
IF John Geiger-aged p years, aud months
IEgIs-In Potosi July y, Of Typhoid fever 0rse-
r,as g. infant son Of simon E. and Mary G. Lewis
sged 8 years and | month.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
FORM OF BIn.


] Tor WEI Of in the state of
70 hereby propose to do at Madison Wisconsin call
printing teNeept the advertising aud publication Of
he laws directed by chapter 240 Of the laws OF 1860 to
aone IN me "oleiaI state paper therein desgnated)
r. e required BY the legislature for its use or FOR the
u OF the state m all the several departments thereof
aptudlng al banks blank books circulars and every
sher klnd O printing or binding foe the office Of the
Aseatlye, school Land Comm sssoners, Secretary OF
i T. Ifeasu.er, Attorney General, Bank G0mptroler
tln'enuent OF Public Instruction, Supreme Court
starry as well as every othor department of State or
81 any manner pertaining to them, or any OF them and
printing OF whatsOey kidd or description for which
~ ette may be iiab.e to according to the spec
auons directions, rules OF computation, conditions
's9cuemehts Of chapter Is Of the the laws Of 1860
~ other existing statutes of the State of Wseon-
"a respect 70 pnbic prnting-the style of work and
F4uW Oh materials to be equal to the specimens ex-
's0 BY the Secetory of State standard criteria ia
sPeet 70 such style aud quality, for per centnm
.9elt from the maximum prices established bg chap
y o's uetela before cited SUCH per eentun discount
" ua1fm on every item Of work or material
'A'su at this Of A. D. 1860
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
DELINQUENT LAND LIST.
10aon 5 ~, Range ! West--Ml

Toms AZ, Range ! wsst--Museoaa.
Description ! ! Description j !
e& of seq 10 2 80 swN of uwh 10 l Is
Toan NJ, Range Vest.
81 81 Z 90
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
DELINQUENT LAND LIST.
lnELIN QUgNT LAND LIST-SrATI
TREAsURER's OFFICE

IANCA5I rs NIAlVI NVss " july fo3 I107'
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, to all whom it may
concerE, that will the first Tuesday Of September
A. D. $780, at the Treasurers Office in Lancaster the
CounyS Of said County, between the hours q nlhe
o'clock A. H. and four O'Clock p NJ OF said day, and he
next succeeding days thereafter sell at pubic Auction,
SO much Of each Of the following described tracts q
Lands and Town Lots situated in said Grant County, ~
he necessary for the payment Of Taxes Interest ana
Costs ana Charges thereon for year A. ~ 1909 which
may remain and unpaid on the SAID hIst AueSA9 =
September, A, D. 1850:
1opa /, North, Range ], West-Ha1el Green.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
Every 9ia mnst be accompanied by Written guafan.
y 'gaed BY two more responsible psrsons 10 the
ee' o., ami substantially following this:

~ ana
Ga. .rrr OF in
s99vas our heirs, administrators and assigns III the
mai sum Of i've thousand dollars that
bic printing and binding for the state 81 wisai
furnishing materials Their for as set farth T., ~
bAexea bal, Niil, ia case bid 81 aecant@ -,
into obligation, wthin sen days from the time oftia
tceptanee Of said bid, With good and sufficient s,.i
y s te9uIsa ~ aN g perform the service required
y set iorln lR said bid according 10 the reaaife-
49, q Chapter SO Of the General Laws of is 5o
& sf IN ~ "s'as aIsu ses's aldXe' az State
sssaldi this day Of 1850.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
FORM OF cEprlrrgArE

Zach guaranty must Be accompanied by the Csrtideatt
Judge Of Court Of Record. or Clerk Of such court
dyag snder his oath ofoice, aud of his own knowl-
Z s., le the ability OF the guarnators:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
III LIMEi!
NEAR NEWMAN,s MILLS.

aaaS S ~ times fan supply q fresh Lime At m,
asl en- mans Aiil, IN LANA, which vii. sell \
'sa6aFn. era. ~ y cash. NM CLIFTON.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-01-05
The DrOD Game.

Here is "drop game not yet in the
rogue's lexicon. The Seymore Times says:
ga man of genteel appearance, with
carpet sack in hand, taking it afoot, came
along the public square in Lexington, Scott
county, Ind, and when crossing the square
dropped dead, to all appearances. Every
body ran, medical aid was called, rubbing
was commenced, the stranger still slept and
was very stiff: TO all appearance his limbs
were paralized so that he could be raised
without the limbs giving way. 'Bleed
him Bleed him!" several voices halloed ;
the man comes to all at once; looks wild.
Voice in the crowed, "who are you I?
"Where did you come from?" He pulls
out slate and pencil, and writes: 81 have
been out to Michigan to see brother, but
when got there he was dead. am ma
king my way home; am out of money; |
live in Cleveland, O." Sympathy runs
high; the crowed makes him up a pony
purse, Ss so; gives him. He travels to
Bent, nine miles; drops again; every body
is alarmed comes to; tells that he is out
of money; they make him up a pony
purse; the Doctor takes him home and
gives him something to eat; eff be goes
again to Riches Mill; drops again; women
frightened and run for men folks; find one ;
man lies dead until man comes; women
with camphor- bottles running in evry d.
rection; excitement high; Mr.. Richie takes
him into the house, keeps him all night,
give SHIN breakfast, lodging and $40. He
leaves for North Madison, drops again; he
writes he, is out of money, and wants to
get home that goes round; he makes 80 so
off the good people of Narth Madison.
He goes on, and still dropping and trav-
ling"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-01-05
Ohio LEGISLATURE.

= Both branches Of this body met in their
Hall on Monday last, and organized by
the election of the following officers: In
the Senate, D. W. Rhodes, of Delaware,
Clerk lst Assistant Clerk-M. L. Morrow,
of Tuscarawas: I'd Assistant Clerk-E. A.
Higgins, of Wood; Sergeant alarms, w.
N. Greene, of Montgomery; lst Assistant
j. w. Sands, of Vinton; I'd Assistant
Wallace, of Madison, each by a vote of
rs Republicans to Democrats.
- In the House, e. C. Parsons, ESQ.,, of
Cuyahoga, was elected speaker; B. R.
Cowen, of Belmont, Clerk; L. L. Lamborn,
Of Stark, 1st assistant Clerk; F. Reidling,
of Erie, I'd assistant; Joseph Warwick, of
Warren, Sergeant-at-arms; F. ]. Davis, of
Morrow, 1st assistant; 7. w. Edwards, of
Huron, I'd assistant.
The Message of Gov. CHASE was sent
in and read. By noon of the first day,
both Houses were ready to proceed to bus
iness. The Message of Gov. CHASE, will
be published next week.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-01-05

RULE OR RUIN.-The contest in the
House, on the part of the democrats, is no.
thing but strife to see how long they can
prevent an organization and deprive their
own administration of the means of carry
ing on the government. The Democratic
party have no expectation of electing a
Speaker. They cannot even concentrate
their own vote on any one candidate, but
is scattered. It is o strife TO see how long
they can prevent the organization of tie
Legislative branch of Government by the
representatives of the people, by crippling
their own administration and I'M njuring the
interests of the country, II is the old
game, Democracy has no hope of ruling,
and is determined 10 ruin, This is all
there is left of Democracy, 1t has ceased
to have any hopes of future power, and
now its whole end is to destroy the govern
ment, The people will place the response
bility where it belongs, and will hardly con-
sent that the country shall be- sacrificed,
because the Democratic party is willing to
commit suicide, e,-Stae Journal.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-01-05

DoN'T LIKE IT.-A number of copies
of a speech delivered in the Lower House
of Congress by the Hon. NJ. J. Crawford
of Georgia, on the 2lst ult., were sent to
different individual members of the social
ed Democratic party in this county, under
frank of our obliging Congressman. They
don't Ike the speech. The meat is too
strong for their stomachs, and tbey de-
nounce its author. Whilst Northern De-
mocrots in that body set in their seats
daily and applaud just such sentiments as
are contained in the speech referred to, we
hear no word of condemnation by these
men that dislike the speech of MI. Craw-
ford against them for not rising in their
place and rebuking the authors of them.
1t seems as if the Democracy of the North
yielded to the demands of their Southern
masters by instinct, or as sort ofmatter-
.of-course. Let the motive be what it will,
they always yield, at any rate.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-01-05
Old Soldiers state Convention.

A Convention of the soldiers of the
war of 1912 has been called, to meet at
Columbus on Tuesday, January 10th, for
the purpose Of consulting "on the best
means to secure to the old veterans, and
the widows of such as have fallen asleep,
partial justice from their country" The
several railroads leading to Columbus will
carry delegates to and from the Convention
at half fare. A very interesting time is
anticipated, and all coming within the
the terms of the call, are earnestly repues-
ted to attend,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-01-05
The PREsrDENr's MEssAaE.-This doc.

The PREsrDENT's MEssAGE.-This doc
ument will be found on the outside of to-
days paper. Instead of taking up room
with any remarks upon it of our own, we
transfer 10 our columns review of its lead
ing points taken from the Cleveland Plain
dealer. Douglas Democratic paper, whose
Editor was dismissed from the Cleveland
Post Office about year since, because ho
refused to let BUCHANAN manage the pa
per, and Post Office too. Read it.