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fs1BG SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE MOST RE
J .pe~.4als To call tie attofion Of the eitzcn- ol
eurlsgrt aaa lae foiuiag rofaify.lo lda large nn1
- speuii 44prtneutut liODfS.SH0ES Fri
= CATERS. sc. af bic ONS MAKE.
~ ptl ai5eh ate wAngA Nrep OF THE Hasr QUAIL
y skn ~ frffRioR WogKuANsn1p.
iers,u4 Sc .dag "a hatep grad aud duribe Boot 81
S0ae far tle present season will ID we'll 10 en on
81. ! am determined - peaa., beih raeaf3s qu.in
nnl prices
b.pt ae- 10 caa ATTN, irao doafs ah,yc tic
Franklin Il9sel aud iameijteig apPo-its lie 4 .laas
Satass tafa. I. T. GGINALDI.
ier Itz
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Aprss Atsa. 1883.


NII III UlITVIS UITstII " N Do ITIII tIIIl m rNIIf
variety aud cheupness any lhe cty.All he all Is
examination OF hi. stock b5 thosc IN Of Goods
Apr1 Is y y & PETERS.
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y saloon i he subscriber wishes to ipf,,1, "a t'
Ladies' oud Gentlemen of this city, lat he has c,i
new Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon in tho l
doors above Tbsley TayIorS Co 3 sore. s
street where he intends keeping all thing in hi. F..
fresh and nice having il great expense and ral.
fitted up his house in the finest fyle suitable far
eeplon OF the Ladies and Gentlemen, who NAV f.1,..
him With their patronage.
lie has also fitted up Ice Creon Saoon' where ,I,
1el|cons altcle wi be served up all times " hen f
season opens.
Hoping 10 share portion Of the public patronage h.
only requests visit 10 become satisfied.
JZETEL.
mar 4-ftf ote or Ricl,,i
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Ihv'a soeiatcd ourselves together, und bssiI.
ana 5rm b NOWLlN x co. for the puproso Of
'"adart,s general Grocery, Commission a1d Fo,.
WA aol 'o<oe.s ~ the old stand Of b NowIin, Main
'ite-t, Lynchbarg Va ''" '''''
We VIII kerPconstany on hund every article ,s,,lI,
N'ri IN grocery establishments, all of which we viii
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j Is NOW LIN.
JNO D HARVEY.

4 "a "a D.-lno D Harvey tender, MS most sin
eer' th"nks to his friend. for thoir va,v Iilo, =, ~,
" "asa 'S''nded TO him while in otcr ho cs
'as la}r'' and ns<s continuance of the sanp H.
,rises hinseltto use every exrron To rive r,;
~ personal also be paid to Tie sale of a
m . Id Ncls
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MISCELLANEOUS


4 A.
- The subscriber respectfully iniurrnz the
hehas e.l eflrned from the North win an r,, L al
Iafse stock Of Deeaerreoiypeing material c,,fy
France Gees &C.. Of the latest syles aud
large stock OF l.aele- aaa Pins. Al
made order, wisl viii be fed viii, petnr no
hest style oflhe mr., NJ low prices accord h IN Inc
At Nhifehut't Gallery next door TO the Va. Ba.iy
-. Pc. GIBBS Pro5 MN
n B-Paintngs and Pictures Of al Kind. a,., .ot
COPIED. ''a'ely
stock furnished at the lowest cash prices.
feb. lots n
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MERCHANTS.


f0PAEkss ~ aSkRss kEk i - be- -itbsff1b"rs ii'se
u Ills day a-socia.e them selves ioaeiar under TIE
.lyle md firm 81 EcIl0LS PRYOR a. TAI1AFEbRp.
wifh the seN Of conducting eeaefai Cemmisson bis
iness 10 III IL bmnchfs.
Their house Is the Hfgc and connodats brick ter
mont Recently erccted ~ the Of uf Mr. John kaei
IS lactofy Immediately thu ranil, and nearly oao
.Ife the Piedmont Nlk- IT j. vel arranged tor Tire
teeeption Of md storing all Kind. II produce, p
eel merchandise. y their H. is large ard madr
.rriue from al drpfedai m straug eHee-ure. and
olilersi.e consequently y ran esl arc eaaI ied +
eife srgc Il s9rriioni The mic Of every desc Of
f9le'.
'sv.ry necessay preparation Is a4o nude 10 receive
Lime ~ any and all qHaptfia Particular aiteHtI1u
II be paid tot zaIe IF tl article. Cpa-iguments
afe collected Il tlpse pirtihs such .anmodite- foi
market. they nso zoieif mrn'- Of wheat hour
corn meal. nts. as Wi. esefa description ii pro-
d..
bcra advances. Il required, vii always be made
c9zieurue8ls bnad. Coal. lump and ground pla ter
emno sill always be kept hnnd--orders solleit
81.
Ill orders fgr good. from PonetaaI customers vii re
#HHFe prompt att ufiof.
f,aods CONSIGNED II their care II be forwarded vii
IL ffruded 10 with MI possible Dispatch.
% chalge nnde for dnypge merchandise or Pm
Hiee, either by railroad caun BY apfl yiug them
saves closely busurss. < beng determined to use
~. possible e4dclvor in pleasing al WHO may call ~
Them lhoY iaIe oreeege thc encouragement Ola lefa
- IT, X ! ECtlLOS,
WI II PRYOR,
54s4 Z ,ia.f4 e TAIIAIERRD
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EREsEltNG MACHINES nna

h WHEAT FANS The atlettinn ~ The rpI,Itc i.
respectfully ,n'tr 10 stock Of rreshng Machines
and heat fans, whieh.re substantially built and Of
tue most approve, patterns Persons IN need of sucl
nation as wef.c fed that they will be nlensed Ll
in price and Workmanship. ~
All implements wattaneato perform we'll
lyl5-ts DiuGuID & MOTHER
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,'ImE, LIFE AND MARINE IN3sl,,

paay. =
This CO pany mnkes Insurance against loss
age Fire, Dwelling Houses, Etore.. ToEa. 2a1
res and other buildings. farnilure Go,5 -
favorable tana. -.' nosi
Also makc- Insurance on the lives Of all por...
oyng good health. and of sound constitution e. en-
whole duration Of life fora limited period IN lie
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations. VII
insured on reasonable terms VII be
The Company viii also take marine risks 6or,
my Of the Northern Southern Ports, al 'f,y. N
lutcs. '. is
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exc SIOR.
KEEP 81 BEFORE TnE PEOPLE.

u = TT y = 4 - - = y a
Ji.NIBptrb,, -, T., J,,,,,.l. ...,,#,.=.,,
" uERE may ho found The a., nm, be-, ~, ~,
W Stock of Ready Nude GIoiIi .s..var,f .r9.5 ~
tie citizens Of T.vnri5nre on...inrl e,,,,.,;.. -
~ s.yle quality and eol,.r of l)r,.s ,,s5 F,, O.,
to,'lr>s Gea "f yaraus sl les. Plain aud Fancy Gus.
.,tr laeis oi every chlor nrd qnliy maninuhlr hin
aa1 tIsped silk S1iin Mar>ailie. Vests in endless VA
Gs IalroI, Co.,, 'I T. - .'"eN - furnishing
~ asa '""'s'e'S 9'e',
cIorh.. Ca .i,,o,c.# .,l ,,#,,..-.
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MISC AnpoUs.


ENF'o EETAAT 10 FassmEfss.
/ oae#effsts Ee5Has fseefpo50fof Gempan4es Hoh
eisetafs.z iiszls. P,.esstonei M Nect.Iats. ami
sters-Ebe Pump and Tire Engine
rof'iisIf1c a.-Rfght Serkftd h U.li,cd hfal.. L0
/ trA f'afeak--Atl 1sFRtNe9aKKrs viii ~ Pnasttu
trnnf Law. -flIis is the valuable Invention oi
he nee and 'Ilhon' which. uanuiaeterics, public eli
rrs hotels. nnd preHe daaIlnrs iucoaf Isfe. and
comparatively insecure NitI this cheap and eaornt
ere Engine. the Farmer i perfectly independent 81 oil
accommodate Insurance companies. mud bid
'rhaaeets The tpeendprs.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Weiave n use 81 u Drifting ham Mitrbcfs PUMP
AND ENGINE. aud csieem them a uia-t valuable ap.
'endass. freai convenience and al efceat Protec
CHARLES MARX. Richmond.
r. -. TYLER. do
DR. ROYsTER. uarucnol Syringe
ARCHER VAUGHAN. Fafmsilir.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buekiue ban.
Z. J. GAINES Chaflpltce.
Tie Pump can be seou in cat Dr. 6m. 8. 3af.a''
D.uzutd nuul s. and Of 8aHf other places 10 Lynch
burg al 81 whom approve their utility md iseiul
ge.s. The PumPeaH bo aeeHih i'ij otnd, al II IS hIR
office. hes UHfrBnted t=s'rk vel To- pre Hafr
~ SoIlcE-hH paeset.- bufifr 't.ag the
ihp'r aIHr.rs, nff frsHonsIbIefp me taf 4.
H.BtiTflN6ilAM MITCHELL
aeisI 2a-dIq rroe.ia,ar.
~ xg1g. G8F"gWsfstsE q SON, I,5a,,,,o rs
il alf3e i53sHfNGTOA U0TkL, L4ettprg,
IL, base tle fH,.erc / announcing tl.t tbs u use
su1a aPeu uudRffI4eir management tn tbc prfarmo
larea NJ lbr ua r.. The reIa- oed rotating al he
..talzfarut reetff uu3e Is ihc rfa#rIot+ ts4alc
fru t. asr n1dif5a.Hl cnnlaiis Hud eouv.4ieres to
Ibrr patrons. luflhrr impfoVe menfz afe ho"s#er 10
progress. Whcll ,abou comI@elcd. vii rc,d#r IHE
tFASHIAG JO =. ~ all essential rarilaHil,s, a.
The jrs llof.s ~ sifgiua; nj ~ a eg1 il' rfepne
tor. give lt-ipuee flnt ttrlr lst cuefses aal be d.
rcctod.
The immediate aano eenlerf Of he ostebji-l4ueHi -
aadrr t'efoutrol I'll William Lefwic In, scnis par,
if5 4 lrt.r .st
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uai 10 hand, arga and splendid stoci, Of SILK
- All Lace Nlaal1,. Soncihiae new.
Aprf6--ts D. T Z. pETFqS
/ AbSEE ARRIVAL 0f ElGUGgfac.-
I - Gases Srir, aud Alu~s I.ilaoIicc.--a pant O
The l9t 1rg fsf h. Our manufacturing friends vii
pIco.e Gull and lock it, Justrcceyad aud ,r sale b,
m9l7--ts LEE x JOH NSON.
SAEAEGAADEEs SAFES ~ further sup
- pyussored sizes OF the "Nard's Fair premium
NaG.>. Just received and tor sal- IL
aN20-ts b T SNCkETT
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YNClIBURG r0uNDssY.--Ilnla .

b nes. helebiote caaduet,d oad,l he inn -
q f.S. DHaGllD, w. CONTINUE N future u ~.
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gM u Il sE.-j0GGO it assorrcd Dimensions ~
soned Pine Lembcrnow landing and Tor sale tie
AurHI-ts PIEDMONT WORKS.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

VTES.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. Presideo,
DON r. G. PETERS, Ire Preside,1
SAMPSON DIUGUID. Chicf Engiacer
Jar1e~ y Cobbs, Samuel GarIanJ
John .iegat Nahum b. Tlnrn,..
Georg " Yancey Ohm Otcy rayIar
William l. Anderson. William T. Smith
hA&TiN fIOLLINS. r..
CREED T. Wills, Secy. '''""'ef
Dr. 2. II. Gilmer,
Dr.. YIN. Otwpy Oven. ""e"tcai EroptAe,s
FrbS--dts
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ana dine Oral 10 The ucsd The deactmsnts Of the seb
snd 3Sh United SAFES istantIy occupying posilieD
som ~ nj in On The advance Of the fret col
INN al the enemy within point blank rsnge o barneys
and Mllels batteries, consisting OF TWO IS and three
2pound+rs their hre opened upon them and, al the
same lime, cross lire from Msjor Peters battery
copsisiiBg Of SIX 6po9adsIs, with such Tremendous
and finally Withdrawn IRON The road, when they de-
po, ed aud advanced upon our Isht flank, which, tor
The want OF Iesnioicemens, was finally turned Al this
crisis, General stinder rode up aud commanded the
troops 10 refine into the cIty which executed in per.
etofdsr, except being occasionally disturbed by the IT.
regular OF The folIa men, de6ng upon the roag
IN the OF Batneys battery at the OF his guns
being captured On their arrival within the limits OF the
city. they were halted Tor further osers which
rived, To conunae their ine OF march 10 the Capitol,
where they wege drawn up in line, when Gen Wlndel
arrived and being joined W Gen. Armstrong and Col.
Monroe. wss asked by HE 10 mer wba he proposed TO
do replied, Afterwards unerslood that great por.
terry lost. he = was moi in condition The enemy.
and would retire 10 the heights o Geolgeiown" On
The announcement Of This order troops my
shed III, ovghou the ie. The result OF this
loss 10 The ecuy 81 between 500 and 800 in killed and
wounded; ours being comIaratveI, email.
To AFFORD some responsible evidence OF the effect
oi this battle, Colonel Thornon--havlns. with Major
the severe wounds they had feceived-s,aled, the
table OF Major Peter, by whom he was entertained in
Georgetown, I" that il was the seyeres battle he had
ever been engaged in"
have taken this occasion to give this synopsis of the
Battle Of Badensbug," in justice 10 those whose
than that which has been bestowed upon them by
who have taken the liberty 10 present 10 the public
raves OF that event based upon pre- iced and inaccu
rate statements.
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Troupe. on Fnday evening las. wa. attended BY the
most crowded and fashionable audience Of the season.
~ho iesn6,d by epea oil applause Their just appreciation
o. the high artistic skll with VII ch tn sanrs score
vas rendered. We have no h.sa,ion in saying ihst =
~ss the best performed Opera svef sv n ,tis eH'
The orchestra is sxceea, ons, and the good
and sufficiently srss foe The house The principal char
sc'ers were admirably su-sinsi by Sga Roea De Vrs'
Sga Ssdsnburg. and Sixnor Arnold The beautiful duet
the second act. between Norma and Adsge-is, vas
suns with correctness and effect rarely .quaed on any
sage.
We are happy 10 announce that the favoIte opera OF
La Ssmmmtxs vii be peiormed on Monday eveninf'
and feel confident that TIE house will be filled 10 10
utmost capscly.
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Of writing The most important fact DO gathered from
sssgc in nsonsl point of view TO- thai the uoied
States are involved in no controversy with Any ioesn pow
promises the least difficulty Of adjustment This
inieige VIII prove grateful the county He Is OPP
posed The agitation Of the slavery qaeson Ia aay Sec
ton OF The Unon lie takes position the Compfomisc
as settlement Of tho slavery agitation and pledges n."
sell 10 oppose any and all attempts 70 disturb Y lhs
would be all that The most extreme OF Unioniss
could ak desire the President succeeds Ia combining
ths toon tho nsrhern democracy who have heretofore
been parties this agitation his where Is tho honest
friend of the Union aud the peace Of the country who VIII
applaud his moral and tact. hef Than by
abuse and malignant insinuaons seek 10 condemn and
disparage his motives.
"The Preside has written himself down true disci-
Pile Of drscn H. loves the Union. bur he loves the
ghs of tho States WHOM preceded the f,nnef and with
ont which the former would never have existed. more
His aA in-taton will be bright one and another ire
ssbis aud csnirover,ibe argument that deun-
osalc AID demecfac measures arc raest for th'
proper Of the affairs Of this and grow
roniedrrscy The democratic ptes- OF The county is in
-csasies the messages many Of he neural prrs'e
,pe.k b,2hly ot rs mens and t.w Wing pf-s-1s add 4
coed word It's favor. which Is the Nao In
eigenoer II except the Satanic press, name jus
y sppied by Greecy the New York Herald there IL
le dsprase OF the message oln tue press gener,
| ally
"The documents accom- panyng the message long
hui very interesting They show that their heads have
vide awake 10 the duties of their posts. aud dill
gent In the discharge OF the same We shall publish abb
| srracts Of them ALL"
The Columbus (Miss.) Democrat commends the mes
| age ~ follows:
We pnbsh this document to-day with feelings OF nc
ordinary era fca,ion. As State paper il will compare
fasorably. think, with any Of the annual fn
the Chief Magistrates Of tho nation to Congress We
know whether admire the chsse simplicity o.
It's Style, the pure orthodoxy OF its views and
dations IL is pain yet dgned ienstd ye, tai
| aud explicit upon all points. Everything is sa,d tha
ought be Said suoh occasion, aud Ia The pope
| manner There display rbeturcs
flourish. there concealment nnn-commuails"
mn Taking IL altog, Iher, have hesitate
ing down the message Ut our new Pesiden, as mode
l doc utlept is k,pd."
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Picture OF an AbOlitionist.

The Boston Courier draws the folio wing graphic pic
ture of the genuine ouand.ou, abolitions Il is
the life and the only matter OF wonder IL that northern
whg should speak out so boldly. and that Mr. Everett
(whoss organ we understand il 10 beg should b. found
in coalition with such men, We should like to know
what the Courier thinks of Mr. Everets nationality"
now that he is found operating with Messrs Chase.
Sumner, and Sewsrd in opposition 10 the policy Of The
administration. The Courier Gays:
We never object assault OF the aboonists upon
the Courier The warfare constitutes part OF the faot
upon which they live their passion and III blood mus
break where. and when their assaults confined
the Courier there is that they kep
out mischief for the time being that sensitive per
who has for their maiedctons and their
dsquierd and that they have particular
goat In ranks for the moment who bias ebtlird
against their arbitrary and despotc authority. and 10
be crucfed under their ssngunary laws They NUT
have body fight with, they die, like the
scorpion within tie ring Ut tire, by The poison OF their
fangs Of should liz lett upon desoate island
would qua with INNS, Ii d. tunes day, ID ugh
were member Of d, fsr.n peace soc,ure, Their
philosophy foul dag their business IS xrubliny
den nd they are never perfectly happy unlrs
absolutely miserable They know nenrals They
the language in applying nvecuves to their op
poaents aud 'daboii. m, Hunkeysm. submisson the
Soub' cowarice Of The Nor,s, and such Ike phrases
issued evofy hand. with all the palsy OF inaDi.
rion until any public but the abolition pnUc would grow
stomach sick Of the lntrrninapse ADMINISTERING oi Ici
doses, which never varied except by tue
changing OF abusive word Tor another
Still, r. esnink receive one OF their savage al
tacks where the ieocy has aud the hatred
has vshere they RAISE The knife TO strike 10 tho
boneuecau IL s the open, undsguised warfare Of The
fanatics lead antislavefy enterprise, who
fst In field and will be the last quit it. Their
rnynv d. nnuciatoas have cha about them
compared in the feeble miik sndwa,er, Pa-colored
eu,on. OF those who aboition,sm Tor mporsry po-
hca and purpose aud who to-day are most te-
lQou.ly and con.ceniioL,iy affected by the horrors OF
slavery while tononow the wipd may shift. and they
Of, X into non-camnaiism utter ofscuar and depre-
csng oh about The dangers OF secton
al sun and the disasters attached 10 disunon We prefer
tho pure article, without any adm xture adueraton
which body rsand and OF which may be
said that he may read aud he who reads may
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MIR. p. G. washington.
Correspondence of the American Timesl

ssss Q M WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1853.
The charge is made against Mr. Washington, the AS
ss,an, Secretary OF the Treasury that after quitting the
place OF Sixth Auditor (of The Post Office DEPARTMENT.
which he held under MIR. Folks administration, he
became counsel for claimants, whose claims he had in
his official capacity either decided against expressed
the opinion were improper. Upon inquiry, find that
que exactly the reverse the fact. The course OF Mr..
Washington has been exactly opposite 10 this
and his enemies, after searching vain for charges
against him, have determined make which is rs
widely from the truth possible
A memorable instance OF the conduct OF Mr.. WASH
ingon in those matters is The celebrated Reesde
This was claim OF intricate and complex char
acter amounting three hundred thousand dollars.
He alone had the investigation OF II when Office, and
made himself entirely familiar with il. HIS services
then Indispensable, and he could have named his
own terms TO The claimants But upon leaving office.
and probably smarling usier removal instead of
cepng the large oilers OF The clamanls he volunteered
his the government and weot 10 Mr.. Cola
mer, the then Postmaster General and offered TO give
him the benefit OF his investigation OF the subject
Ia another case OF no,e--that OF Brown and in many
and all others, his the same, from which he
never deviatsd These facts well known here, ard
the charge hut shoa how badly off the Of this
efficient officer mus, be when driven to such
against him.
Many OF the leading saints with their martyr OF the New
York hards seduced here by their hopeful consruc.
ton the late action OF the Senate in the printer matter
Looking upon that a hard hit the administration
they prepared to follow up by getting Mr. Collector
E.dheld rejected
Now, what are their chances for SUGGEST Mr. Red
FIELDS has yet been the Senate, and The
President need send il until the close OF Con-
gress, which may be next September Will the "hards
wait patiently for the movement And when Mr.. Red
field goes thu Senate, how will he be treated! Gen.
era Cass 10 there, and MIR Redield only one OF
hrsn nd FRAN hu olo r,r
Is4s The General WILL therefore. probably stand BY his
friend. and that a,one-wiihoul any other suppo-will
carry him safely through
Mr. Redfeld is not a vulnerable man. He has always
been the hardest OF the "hards" Besides, he is liberal
AT this very moment he retains in the
fdsnal place in the New York custom house the OF
Mr. Bronson appointed by bis father, cashier He has
divided The oi,es equally between the two WINGS and
his whole has been proper The "hsrds do
not make their "points" with tact and judgment
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would pnt could know whether this Score does truly
herein repre- The sentiment OF The nation Has Amer
lea indeed deep Interest in tho anquiy OF Ireland.
and Hungary, end Germany, under their several Emps-
rors XII g. end Grand Dukes, thsms eisesf Ana II
America has mind engage In lh Of poiltcuess.
where will she sopf WIl You place detectives to watch
and dog motionsf America will do a.
much = VIII your Postmaster General (orgvs mo for
maginng tho bae possibility Of ~ soften tho seals OF our
leaers and initiate the imprsssious aud copy the
,ensi Sh a, take letter from ths poslman with
carefully examining II whether any comfy has
been pTacred upon our seaiing-waxf
A. advert 10 this subject with reluctance. we do
choose by any hasly comments 10 prevent ourself
from giving full weight to any explanation which may
be made Indeed the injustice done 10 the Secretary oi
Stale il papabe that comment is hardly necessary
The Boston Tunes makes The following pertinent re-
maj Ks on Mr.. Milchei's spe, CHI
The speech la iseif eloquent and stirring ptoduo.
,ion and oraoncal ehlt viii eonp.rs wei val,
some the most able II rts Of uodsu rp-akers Bur VIZ
regret tial ctnnot fully endorse every he
uueTed, Mi Mitchell 10 have been carried away by
husissn Of the moment. and hav1 Illuminated he
maiedieoas without s,opping 20 consider npon whose
heats they might fall, how lately they might atrc
the Obj cts Of the glorious mission oil himself AID his
nerved companions la this We believe Mr. Mitchell ba,
msaken his teat-ha, msoooceived the meaning OF tbs
authority from which ho quotes and upon wnicn he "a
violently and nconsd. ey descsnts. We do pres
intend entering INTO defence Of the object OF Mr.
Miche's attack but refrain from expressn
belief thar the brilliant and talented exile has commit
ted bad in commencing the campaign for the
o repubcanism la Europe by This nnwse assault up,s
OF the leading spirits of the Of his concd
| efacy" #s ess
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-25

OF 94o convc,s confined in the Tsnaessee penitsn'sy
20 temperate before sentence, and 20a nisnptrase
and lat drunk when they committed crime. There
ore - whose fathers temperate l70 whost
fathsss were iuie nperase. Of whom ~ were common
dsunkards. There are who have had classical edu
caioo, . common Enslsh educahon, ltS who cat
rsad and write. 81 who can read only. and 80 VII,
can neither read write These STATISTICS show very
clearly that inempersnee and the Of sdaestion
the tvo most fruitful sources of crime ses la
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-25

We understand that. by instructions OF the Post
master General the exchange Offices oil New York and
Boston required to report every postmaster taking
wrong OF postage on letters 10 foreign countries
We also learn that from these reports appears that
besides other erors great many letters for the CONT
nest Of Europe. marked 10 20 "yia Liverpool" or ''via
England taken by Offices in the interior at rates APP
picable only to the dre Bremen line. This OF course
confusion and often results in loss TO the sender
Persons writing 10 the continent are advised 10 use
light paper, especially il their letters are TO 20 either
through or to France Switzerland. Italy, where the
quarter ounce scale for letters (except by the Pussian
closed maiD still prevails