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the Treasury Department
United renewal Of the following Described lost Ger
cae Of indemnity, upon which the three FIRST install
men and interest paid No e5s sucd BY The Re
erer OF Treasury 4 January, 1872 In favor Of Jane
S''e'"' HENRY MAY, .sSa a. somis non Of
Jupe 94-iawew WIN A. sLACUM.
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IENKs, View Comprehensive Commentary ON the
Ube containing Of authorized version with mary
Matthew Hsnrs Commentafy me fsces 1s
odddae Clarke South and other writers on tn
SCRIPTURE useful tables, and engraving scp
t,re scenes illustrative manners Antiquities eo
die anciene. single copy for sale by -, . ,Aupy
JuIv s Booksellers, near Hh street.
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UNITED STATES wHoLEsALE CLoTHDe WARE

Evils BANFoRD, Nos oa 2s4, as, 25e Pearl street,
e eeu FuIton street and Burning slp) York, have
hand The largest as-orment CLOTHING United States
saanted 40 ali arets Shirts and Drawers,
Keep variety Also be most extensive manufacturer q
OIL, CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS IN the world PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of all kinds.
Catalogues stock by mail. Orders promptly hled
LEWIS d HANfORD,
Nos s5o, a5i, o56, and 25s Pearl st., N, Y.
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MuuosR e Wn- Eil<ry Cnan.sng. wish extr.css
sn esr.-PsaArsce vols, with portrait
w.. e.~pl<ss TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
l..s - nookse1ers, Oh street
NorscE.-Ths copsrpership heretofore existing be-
~ tween JOHN n ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER
h.s be~n dissolved BEsKsLY TuoKrR will continue 70 ~
tod preapdy 70 all business before Congress and the de-
psrss~nfs - h~rssolors. March 71--d
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pounds o good hard tallow candles
IA bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
40 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
NoTEn bidders requested extend the amount OF their
bids for article and exhibit the total amount Of each bd
periods quantities each delivery those posts where
they specified, will fourth h June LIST september LIST
The hogs Of the por ened and each
hundred pounds excluding hc ee
and S ss % s ss Il sns @ md a. s s
fully packed with the aree In pieces not exceeding eight
when packing compesd the contractor must fur
Office the packer that e pork has been
The pork be contained In seasoned heart
Of white barrels, full hooped the beans and salt In barrels and
e and candles In strong bore OF nhe of
salt win only be received by ywo quarts
me bushe The candies 20 have cotton wiek The provisions M
destination week Of April 1850 And the stores or For
Peters by the la June, 1850 fAlue ls
win be considered breach contract and the department
win authorized purchase supply ese posts The pro
viii be inspected the time and place Of delivery and all
expenses be paid BY consetor until hey are deposited A.
Commsss General the privilege OF increasing
eliminating qsane- dispensing with all article.
required At any post any time beos. snssnns INTO %
third subsequent 70 contract giving sixty days previous notice
Bidders heretofore required 70 accompany
name. Of their suee responsibility certified by The
attorney, by wen known % the government
| Otherwise proposals viii not be sced on
a.S a s.ss,~ bs Sssr.s AZ az ss ssrs
Be made spoa s Teay FOR payment which VIII be ensced y
the places Of purchase OF the residence contractors @
/ option Of the Treasury Department
once win be accepted paid under any circu
Each proposal win separate envelope and marke
Proposals for furnishing army subsisencsn .so, n ,
NorrEdtors win not paid inserting papers TIM
raj Of subsistcnce. July ls--Sswtl5sh Sept
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- PRoFEssoR GaAsT's DIsIsFRoTAsr Is being
largely used by the New York authorities In purify
Ing the filthy and cholera4engendering dens In that
city Bali Sun.
Professor Grants disinfectant is not relia-
bleso We learn from the official accounts
Of his operations in the Gulf, during the
Mexican war; but we know Of disiniect-
ant that is to be relied on, and that is Lee
doyen's disinfecting fluid.
It is supreme in its effects. 1t can be
had in Washington, Of Gilman & Brother,
druggists, and Of Messrs. Poulin, Rogers &
Co., the manufacturers and proprietors in
New York. II is now used by the U, S.
Navy and in the Naval Hospitals, with per-
feet success. Let every citizen get bottle
Of It and use il once week in disinfecting his
house. All that is necessary to use it in the
chambers Of dwelling is, to moisten towel
with It and wave it for few minutes in
each room--say, once or twice week. In
the outhouses il may be used more freely,
according to the directions.
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Hard words, violence ana Death.

The ST. Lonis New Fra Of the 9th instant, gives
the details of three murders In that city. As 1t
Is too frequently the case, ntemperance, Insulting
language, and the carrying Of deadly weapons were
the chief causes The first murder was committed
at er-house, where difficulty occurred between
two men, when one drew knife, stabbed the other
to The heart and caused his instant DEATH In ano-
Their case the parties all drinking, when harsh
words were uttered, general fight ensued, and ono
man was killed. In the third case, two men between
whom,a GOODNESS had existed, started In company
from a bccr-house, quarrelled on the way, fought,
and one persisted Here, then, we have three la
inevitable examples Of intempernnce md violence.
We are sure that we are not mistaken with regard
TO the deporable effects of unknd, insulting and
BIZ regarded as one Of our first Duties The temper
too, should be kept in check, and We should avoid,
as we would murder, the carrying Of deadly wea-
ihs subject from time to time, for we are earnestly
impressed with Its importance. Hundreds Of lives
are sacriiced annually and hundreds of families are
,ainod and dsgrnced by the errors and evils to which
we have here briefly advertcd. Pha.f lnq.
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We hastily attributed sentiment to
Or. DouoLAss in our yesterdays paper, re-
speeding the Chief Magistrate, that, We find,
upon more careful reading Of his maniies-
to, was stated with an if,--that is, lift should
be found, that the President is passive in
strument, in the hands Of wicked politicians,
then this fact should be made known. The
supposition is forced one. 1t stands upon
the same basis as that which predicts the
consequences to larks, il the sky falls.
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sua...r. y ne =: Iori. conaaEraslo...

-.
Grocery aad Commission Merchants Norman
Peasley, q. c. Wills, HammilI 4 McMechan, Good.
win q Murray, D. Q. Taylor, Wade, q sile, John
L TnSS%psSn ySn h pns BeTasd Ewing
sn Gore h Rossl: ks sy Mahe ss
Bro, ,. Simonds, Woodruff e. Co., Isaac W. Brow.
nell Matteson & Preston, Cabanne & Rasin, Robt
8. Hal, :. Grierson, ,, g. Barlow Gosnell y Co.
HeIskeli, Dudley 4 Thompson, Peeram g. Co.,
warehouses, Kenneth Mackenzie, David Tatum, N
Blackston, Thos. c. Reyburn, II. M. Funkhouser
rrowbridge Priest, Edwards q Knott, r. T. Sloan
s. III. Hefrick, Carter & Simons.
Iron Deaiers.B. Ryan e. Miltenberger, Charlie
Semple, Runyan IL Hilman s
Dry Goods Embellishments. = Crow, McCreery 4
Barksdale; Teyis, Scott q Tevis; Woods, Christy 4
Co., j. Kimm, Tewes & Harvey l.. X 0sgood, w
lott d Walker, w II. Jennings, ,. Dorwart, J. WIKI
4 Bro, Wolf 4 Hoppe 8. Peck, e.: Leichendort
Schloss & Slnss, Miller 4 Bro. J. H. Becker, Smed
ling 4 Heller Y Mcneil 4 Co.. = Heller,
A. f. Johnson Il. F.. Neiber q Bro, Wilson q Bro
Wood " Violetfe.
Bankers and Brokrs- e. w. Clark g Co, L. A
Benoist, Presbury 4 Co, John ) anderson, Page
Lottery Ysnder.-D. Morrow.
Insurance Offices Citizens, 81. Louis, Floating
Dock Marine
Auetionsers. Scott, Obs q Co, 1. Peekman
kSfOpc DcuftTS " uIHbN OItI, n. 0 IL. INeW
burg Burd, Rucker 4 CO., w. r. Moore. J. Mill
gan q Co., Andrews x Beakey.
Furniture Deaiers.--A. LEISURE T.. g. Rutherford
Heller 4 LehmnD, W. Lightcap, A. w. Beach q Co
Mr.. Stnltz
Bookseiier.--s. w. Mech.
Druggists. w. D. Evans, }. Bunding q Co.
Edw. Brooks 7. q; w: Dupny, Joseph Charles
D'Oench 4 Pellonx, P. II. Craker
Flour Scorer. II. Randolph
General Deaiers--Parker d. Co., Hugh Bowie, ID
w. Graham, $. Ables M. King, H. H Cohen,
Michael, J. Mitchell J. Jacks. A. Jacobs O. II
Adams, Morrison a. Ganter Knapp d. Shea, VIM
Wolf, Lessere * Bergoyie, Johnson Il Nanny
Hatfers. wv. Robb & Co., John Henwood, Nours
q Crane.
.Je,peiiers Edward Mead, C. ID. Sullivan & Co.
Jaccard Co., J. Shay Il Co, Two stores; S. c
lett, Preollete g. CO., b. +. Crane, J. Baunan, @
G. Robins.
Shoe Dealers Breed q Co, Cowles, f. Brown
Oliver Bennett, Sprecker & Conway
Printing OGfces.--T. w. Ustick, Keemle & Field
Chambers 4 Knapp, Anderson & Staley, Alexande
Ramsey, Charles e. Hammond.
Mathematical Instrument Mdker.--J. Blattner.
Gttnsmith.-T. J. Albright
Leather Deaier.-J. g. Myer.
Pdriefy Storc.-F. Dngs a. Co, three stores.
Lead Factory. Burd, Rucker & Co.
| F6nnderies.--Settlcr, Sherwood Berpants a. Co
machinists; J. II. Hedges g. Co
| Marble Dealer.--Kent a. Fuller. ,a-
/ uM Stone Manu- factory. -Conary & Carlisle.
| Music Siores.-James Phillips, John Gap.
| Fringe Maker.---J. Helgnburgh
Engrdrers.-- Edw. Hutawa, Il. Campbell.
Carpet Sfore.---L Beaver
| 'Saddiers.--Thornton Grimsley, John Young.
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REMEDY ron CHoLERA--The British Ambassador,
at Vienna Lord Ponsonby, in letter TO his brother,
the Bishop Of Derry, states that TO his knowledge
dissolved camphor proved TO be certain cure for
cholera, both at Paris and in Germany and II taken
in time, the cure Is generally effected before Il is
possible TO procure physicianthat 10, in less than
an hour In confirmation Of this J. T. Duncan,
ESQ.,, an eminent medical authority at Edinbnrg,
states that he found Sir James Murray's Fluid
Camphor, by far the most efiectua preparation.
A wine glass full every Ave minutes, praduced
warm perspIration and manifest decrease Of sick
ness and Of cramps, with rapid revival Of spirits
and circulation. As preventive he has supplied
this fluid extensively to the poor, and with marked
advantages in restoring and preserving good diges-
lion and nervous energy, essential guards against
the Cholera.
We may add, that g Camphorated Emulsion was
used ordinary remedy in this city In the Cho-
lera Of 1892 and in many cases with advantage. A
physician informs ns that the proportions, follows,
may be obtained at any drug store a
4 Gum Camphor, one drachm. Gum Arabic and
White Sugar, each two drachms. Water, from five
TO six ounces. Sp Lavender Compound half an
ounce. Laudnnum, sixty drops. or this take a
table spoonful occasionally, until relieved.
In all cases, however, physician should be sent
for as soon as possible We may add, thai mol a
case of cholera crisis in Philadelphia. This we state
the authority of member Of the Board Of Health
Philadelphia Inquirer
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EvIDENcE1FRoM THE CHIEF
CLERK or TIE posi- OFFICE, NEW YORK

Dear sirYoar great remedy, Hunts Linmeni, do not
like BE- destitute Of therefore send me- dozen has
year, very much afflicted and had baied The skill oil
two or using the
Linment was wholly relieved and my arm, which livery
much feared would be useless was as perfectly sound as
Two branches Of my family, one in Maryland, and The
for It's excellent qualities not only Tor Rheumatism, but
various other complaints and accidents TO which OH are ia
BILE Yours, truly, JOSEPH BENEDICT.
q. L. Stanton, Esq. New York, Oct 20, is49.
nt-Sod by all the Druggists in this city and throughout
The sSu1.r Price % cents 1g s0e STANTON CO.
BY q. c. q G. r. DYER. Auctioneers.
CPIENDID ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, OAK, AND
EBoNn sayER SILVER SIATEp
On Tuesday morning, May aSh at the residence Of W
Give aoas @es q III late residence ssnsse
Johnson Of Louisana we shall proceed 70 sell all The vsln
osb Fsues Emsas es Chars with
rich silk damask and velvet coverings
Superb canape, Duchesse, and Calssese Sofas with
silk damask coverings. FE
Rosewood Cabinet DIES Minereaux;
| Do. do Sofa Table, Antique, with marble
Very large China Vases;
Circular Mirror Mahogany LadiesWork Stand;
M.hosany marble ~, Top b Pedestal "a,
Oak Cottage Chairs and Oak Hatrack with mirror;
Mny and o snd
boId a u mses . wssss ss and E G.s
Silver Plate and Birmingham Ware;
Unique Manlel Ornaments; Chinese Paintings
Double Saxony 3ply Carpets; Stair Carpets,t
Painted Floor Cloth and India Mating;
Superior Feather Beds and Hair Mattresses;
Together with wellselected variety OF chamber and
kitchen furniture, stoves &c.
The whole will be arranged when more particular de-
scrrtIon win be given by Catalogue and the house open
for examination on Monday, 2sh inst
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock.
Terms-s30 and under each $40 and under, sl0O
and mos; 500, and mos credit fornoies So
tisfactory endorsed, bearing interest a7s
C. a. g. r. DYER, Auctoneers.
may 22--ts (Union)
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: We would INQUIRE Of the Union, 4

- We would inquire Of the Union, To
whom belong the Offices Of the Federal Gov
ernment' Do they belong to the incumbents
thereof Or are they the property Of the
President, TO be disposed Of as he may per-
sonally think proper Our neighbor, we are
sure, will answer that they belong to neither
Of these parties, but that they are the prop
erty Of the whole nation. This being the
fact, how can he then accuse Gen. TAYLOR
Of waging war Of prescription against in
cumbents Of Office, because in the exercise Of
his constitutional duties, he may deem il
proper to displace them and call others to FIJI
their places, with view to more efficient
execution Of the laws
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The Wetumpka State Guard says that very ich
gold mine has been discovered on Channhatchce
creek, Tallapoosa county, near Tanton's Mills. Mi
ners have been at work at II for the last week so
dance They arc confident IL diligent search was
made, the very richest gold mines could be disco.
yered In that section Of the country, for it has de-
cided mineral appearance.
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CALIFORNIA AND OREGON NAILS, ella HAHA
Ma, CHAGRES AND PANAMA.
THE United States Steam Packet Falcon will be dis
L patched from the Port 81 New York on Saturday the
2G Of May instant The public Is hereby notified that
mails may be New York, Charleston, c., Savan
nah and New Orleans, La to be conveyed by sald
Steam Packet which will sail from New York on the 2Gth
rom Charleston, s G, the29ih (norning) from Swan
nah, the 18th May (evenne) from Havana on the
I'd Of June next and from New Orleans, the Steam Packet
Ishmus will be despatched with the mail the 18th OF
May Instant In time connect with the Facon" al Ila
vana the ID Of June next
Mail bags should be made up at New York and al other
points named, for Chagres, Panama. san Diego, Santa
barbara Monterey, San Francisco and Astoria. The
tire postage for single letter exceeding half ounce
in weight will be l2t cents to Havana 20 cents TO Chasres
cents 10 San Diego Siuta Barbsrba. Monterey San Fran
cisco Astoria be prepaid, sent unpaid al the OPP
ton of the sender.
Newspapers and pamphets--sea postage three cents
each, and inland postage TO be added. fsEt
j. COI.LAMER, Postmaster General.
Posr OpricR BEREAVEMENT, May l6, 1872
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- We perceive, that the Washington cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger, is a,
his old tricks again. His last misrepresenta-
ton is, that Mr.. Clarion is going to Eng
land. Observers character for truth is SC
low, that what he says hardly deserves no
tice, but as other presses have given cur
rency to his statement, we pronounce il to be
false.
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OFFICIAL.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.


WILLIAM r.. EAsroN, Nantucket, Mas
sachusetts, vice Charles W. Rand, removed.
EnENEzER BAcoN, Barnstable, Massa-
chusetts, vice S. b. Phinney, removed.
SAMUEL l.. THAxrER, Fall River, Mas
sachusetts, vice phiaeas w Leland, remov-
ed.
WILLIAM r. Russell, New Bedford,
Mass, vice Joseph T. Adams, removed
JACOB Richardson, Oswego, N Y,
vice George II. McWhorter, removed.
LEVI ALLEN, Buffalo, N r., vice Hen
ry W. Rogers, removed
WILLIAM BowDEN, Petersburg, Va,
vice J Travia Rosser, removed
.surreyors Of dhs Customs
WILLIAM 7. AvrRILL, Ipswich, Mass,
vice A. III. Wildes, removed.
PHILIP J. GRAY, Camden, N. j., vice
Charles s. Garrett, removed.
HENRY WOODS, Pittsburgh, Pa, vice
John b. Guthrie, removed.
WILLIAM X. BoNp, Cincinnati, Ohio,
vice Patrick Collins, removed
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MosrnrAI. NAV Is-1p i

Arrirai Of Immigrants in Canada Legislafipe
Council. The immigrants arc crowding In upon us
in large numbers. There were three hundred and
twenty five landed this evening
BY The steamer Lady Elgin, put In from Quebec,
Isle are wholly without foundation. There were
few IL any cases Of severe sickness among the immi
grants. II 3
In Legislative council to-day, tho Hon. Mr.. Bla-
auirres withdrew his moton--of which he had
given notce--lor an address 10 the Queen 10 con-
slider the expediency Of dissoving the union Of the
Province. s3s ss - Is4a
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- The Union speaks Of the " turpitude
and iniquities" Of the party in power. Hear
this apologist Of the late shameful and wicked
Administration! Like Satan, he :" thinketh
evil, all the tme.n
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The Union argues, that, because Dem
ocrats fought in the Mexican war, they ought
to be taken by Gen. TAYLOR, to the exclu-
sion Of every body else, into his official con-
fdence. The argument is untenable, for the
reason, that Democrats, as party, declared
him to be unworthy Of their suffrages
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- The Union confesses, that one Of the
objects ofthe Democrats, in their comments
upon the appointment policy Of Gen. TAr-
IIoR, is, 70 enable the Administration to
contemplate the Obliquity and enormity Of
their conduct.v They are certainly in a
fair way Of success ~ .s'sN
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krronTED BATTLE AMONG THE INDIANA Tho
Little Rock (Ark) Chronicle, gives q report from a
gentleman who arrived there from the Indian coun-
Ty that sanguinary battle had been fought on the
prairles between the Camanches and IN arme d force
q several other tribes led by Shawnee chic and
INA, alter desperate fight In which about ivt, hun
nred Were slain, the Camanches Aed leaving the feel,
~ tne possession Of the victors The Indians has
receh.y made large purchases Of powder and lead
them on the plains. N $3.50
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The Union complains that we have at
tackled il for its assaults upon the party in
power. This is not so. We have directed
our attack upon the men who appear to con-
troll the Union
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The Union speaks Of Wing editor
from the West, who recently visited Wash
,ington, and declared that the President was
utterly disqualified for his office. The tes-
timony Of this Wing editor is worth nothing,
because he did not get the Office he was in
quest Of
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The Union complains Of the truth hay-
ing been most shamefully violated. We are
glad that our neighbor has Weakened up to a
sense Of shame, for its shameful violations Of
the Truth for the last three months.
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The "New York Sun says OF Mr.. Brady, the
new postmaster, who takes his post to-day that Il
has had good opportunity 10 Judge Of Mr.. B. MS a
public officer and has every faith that he viii strive
to conduct the post Office Zone of the most impor-
tAnt offices in the cityto The satisfaction Of The
people.
The Sun hears, as an on dit, that Mr.. Fuller, Of
the Mirror, is TO be appointed to the respectable
Office Of public store keeper in the place Of Mr. Bo-
nardus
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II is believed from certain Indications that the for
eign policy determined upon by the administration
is such as we are sure will receive the hearty appro-
baton Of the people Of all parties. II will be one Of
perfect independence and high-toned neutrality
The principle Of non-interfernnce in the affairs OF
other nations unless the rights interests Of the
United States are concerned will be strictly followed
and win In no case be deviaed from.--N. y. Herald
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Has not General Taylor repndiated the Legislative
functions Of the President y Union Of yesterday.
No; and you know he has not done so
He has repudiated the Legislative usurpation.
Of the JACKSON and Polk dynasty, and fol
avowing his purpose to do SO, he was elected
President.
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Was not the repudaticn Of legislative power al
legged TO be one Of the great reforms which General
Taylor was 10 introduce IL he was elected n linton
Of yesterday.
No; il was the reputation Of the
usurpation by the President Of the legisla-
tive power Of Congress, which General
TAYLOR promised to undertake, and, as
sure as he was elected, so surely will he
execute his promise in this wise.
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- Our exposure Of the Union's falsehoods
against the Administration, it calls " denun-
citation, yituperation and blackguardism. =
The CALLED jade winces
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- We regret to see so respectable a
print as the Baltimore Sun, giving currency
to the sandercus report, that JAcon GIDEON
is TO be appointed Postmaster Of this city, as
the price Of his furnishing the capital for the
establishment Of the Republic, and that the
government has consented to become par
~ to this arrangement! A sense Of self
respect ought to have prevented the Sun
from becoming the utterer Of so base false
hood against the Administration.
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: We regret to see, that Col. JEyyrR

We regret to see, that Col. JErFER-
SON DAVIS, at recent meeting in Missis-
siPpi, entertains SO gloomy an opinion Of the
future, in relation to the perpetuation Of the
Union. We cannot agree with him in his
portraiture Of the dangers which threaten
US. Our faith is strong, that our blessed
Union will survive every shock, come from
what quarter il may We have President
who will take care that It shall be preserved